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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
New Drug, Confectionery
AND GROCERY STORE.

in the room for many years occupied by Adam
Young, on Queen Street. His assortment OF the
several articles in his line, although not full at the
present time, will be found to contain those which
are beneficial the sick, and pleasing to the taste;
and besides, his charges are very moderate He
therefore confidently invites the patronage OF the
public, as the quality of his assortment and the low
charges which he viii make must certainly neet
the public appreciation. ell who are d'sPo'eS TO
patronise a beginner in business, and who regard
economy, should give him CALL Among hisgoads
L. ,nnd=-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

A COOP ONE.-"My dear what shall
we name our babe 7" said Mr.. Smith TO
Mrs. Smith, the other day.
"Why huz, Eve settled on Peter"
"Peser Good Lord, never knew a
man with the simple name of Peter who
could earn his salt"
swell, then, we'll call him Salt Peier.D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
Amusing
AN AMUSING HIT.

A good Joke is one of those things which
should always be well received, from IT'S
rarity. The best form in which it can
come, is when il provokes a laugh at the
expense oil somebody else--,hst IS deci.
dedly its most economical shape. Bu,
rather than lose i, altogether, we should
be content a, times 10 be ourselves the
victims, and to laugh at our own cost
|, will be seen from the subjoined. which
is extracted from a recent number Of the
Lordon Literary Gazette, tina. an oppor-
tuni,y OF this latter sort now serves and
IT is copied that the sport afforded by the
transatlantic way, may haze is echo on
this side of the water. We, of Pennsyl-
yania, whose luck il has been to be so
terribly beraied by Sidney Smith, the
witty but irritable Minor Canon of St.
Paul's, may perhaps. enjoy the matter the
more heartily, as we have at least paid
our February interest,"" and can 80 Ear
regard ourselves as scot free. The song
was sung lately, it IS said, by several
members OF the British Parliament, who
have since eyaporated TO France TO avoid
the payment of their own debts, the cho-
rus and fight being led off by Mr.. Hunt,
defaulter Of high station. But however
that may be, this new Yankee Doodle 10
funny, apd presents as many sa!isn. points
of hunor--pungent though they appear
AS we have seen embodied for long
tme.-NeaPs Gaz.
Yankee Doodle borrows cash,
Yankee Doodle spends it.
And then he snaps his fingers at
The jolly fiat who lends it,
Ask him when he means to pay,
He shows no hesitation,
But says bel take the shortest way,
And that's Reputation!
EBoRus; Yankee Doodle borrows cash, &c.
YANKEES vows that every State
Il free and independent
And if they paid each Others debts,
There'd never be an end ont
They keep distinct ti 'settling" Gomez,
And then throughout the nation
They all become United S,ates"
Topreach Reputation!
Lending cash to Illinois,
Or TO Pennsylvania,
Florida or Mississippi.
Once was quite mania.
OF all the States It's hard to say
Which makes the prouGest show, sirs,
But Yankee seems himself 10 like
The State of O-l-0we. sirs!
Tbs reverend joker of 81. Pauls
Don't relish much their plumber,
And often at their knayish tricks
Has hurled his witty thunder
But Jonathan by nature wears
A hide of toughest leather,
Which braves the sharpest-pointed darts,
And oAsoSs put together
He tels 'em they are clapping on
Their credit quite stopper,
And when they want to go TO war
They'll never raise copper
If that's the case, they cooily say.
Just if to spite us,
Theyd better stop our dividends,
And hoard EN- up to fight u.
Great and free Amerkee
With all the world is wing.
That she's tbs Gland OF PROMISE
There's surely no denying.
But be it known henceforth to all,
Who hold their I. O. IT,, sirs.
A Yankee Doodle PROMISE IS
A Yankee Doodle DO, sirs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
IBAILTFIMIOIR1Eo
Medicines, Drugs. Dye-Stuffs,

HNHE subscriber keeps constantly for sale, on
Il the most reasonable terms, an assortment Of
Medicines, Drugs, Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils
and yarnishes, sc.
Being largely engaged in grinding such articles
US Ginger, Mustard and Pepper, he has them for
sale. Of superior quality, below the market price.
He would mention that be bias a Paien, Machine,
worked BY steam power, which enables him to sell
PUTTY, Of the very best quality, for "a cts. ID.
10 bladders, and 3 cts. in bulk.
He confidently asserts that his prices are such
a. TO give satisfaction TO those who may favor him
with a call. ]. w. w. GORDON,
No. l52 West Pratt ST.. Baltimore.
Opposite BALTIC. s. Ohio Rail Road Depot.
Feb. 81, 1845-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
MARTINsBUR6 GAZETTE.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
At 400 year, II paid I'm advance ss,50
II paid within the year; and $500 Mt
the end of the year. No paper dfscon-
tinmed until ali arrearnges are paid, ex-
ecpt at the option of the Editor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

ApvERrIsEsEsTs will be inserted three times
At 81 per square, fourteen lines) and at % cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
gJThe number of insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy of the advertisement
sent, or II viii be continued until forbid, and char
red accordingly.
GJMilirary advertisements a, half-priee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

"Pspa, The temperance men say they
put log-wood into port wine. Is that
what dyes your nose red?'
Nonsense; my son 60 TO bod"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
That Old Stand Of
" % LII m o. 8 g

j W " IN VI 100
1T is with pleasure that the undersigned, who
III has recently returned to his native place, in
forms his friends and the public that he has open
ID
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27
STATEMENT OF FACTS

Connected ,oith the action of tie General
Assembly, during its late Session. o.
several Questions, addressed 10 the PEG.
pie of Virginia.
The Wing members OF the Legislature
Of Virginia, on the eve Of separating. and
Of returning 10 their constituents. deem i
due alike to themselves and to those whom
they have had the honor to represent, to
Jay before them brief bu. circumsssn-
tial statement Of facts, connected with the
action Of that body. during ito recent seq
sion, upon the several topics hereafter I'D.
yeried to.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

At an adjourned meeting Of the Wing
members, held on Wednesday evening,
the 10th instant, the Committee appointed
to report statement in reference to tbs &c.
ton of the Wing party, on the severaI
matters referred TO il, made report.
which, being adopted, was ordered to be
published, in connection With the forego,
ing resolution.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-27

MORN PLASTER.--SirA sterly CooPer's Corn
~ Plaster, an infallible cure for COINS, for sale
by VIM. II. HESLETINE g. co.
November 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11

state OF Trade.

The business part Of the city is much INSTRUCTED
with snow, that 1t 10 almost impossible to transact much
outdoor business and the movements in bulky articles
have in consequence been very limited.
AsHEs-Pots in very moderate demand at 81 Pearls
are steady At 81 rs, but in limited request
BEEswAx Prime yellow northern and western sells as
wanted. at act a 29tc.
CorIoN-To-dsy there was pause in the market buy
not being disposed to in at the present rates:
and holders, the other hand determined net to
make any concession on large parcels.
HAY-Common qualities Of North River bale are held
at IS &c. Prime commands 60c The demand il mode
rate and the supplies limited for the season.
PRovIsioNs-Ohio pork is moderately active, and we
quote for prime, 49, Mess sells at So There is very
little doing in beef Lard ia in demand and the supply
very moderate-barrels sell at TIC.
WHnKEy-Drudge casks are dull. but we still quote
2ac Western and prison barrels are firm at % 2sic
CATTLE MARKEr-At market, 900 beef cattle SO COW,
and calves, and 400 sheep.
Prices-Besf Cattle Owing to the Storm the oerings
were little reduced and last weeks obtained east.
ly We continue to quote S. 8 so for prime retailing
qualities, with few extra at ST.
Cows and Calves-All sold, at $l4 $40.
Sheep and Lambs-Brisk. at % q $5 as in quality.
Hay-A COED supply at So 67t cents per cwt
REAL EsrArE-.at .auction-Two story brick house ISL
Suffolk street. between Rvington and Stanton; house
~ Dy ~; lot II Deep. $42OU
Two story frame house, with stable the rear, 81
McDougal street, lot IS by 100 It. ......... 1878
81 acres Of land at New Brighton known as the
Caln property, between Tomrkins avenue and
Stuyvesant place, adjoining the property OF Mr..
. . 4S3IA
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

: BALTIMORE. Feb lc-Ar Moxy, Grant Thomaston; Thos
y..s1dsy sharp. f f:laaa w 11
s S a f
pIssn:; Elem Gill; BOstOn Cd
FsS sa the citing Mary Yves.
S W T. cSG Ia De s.
Sa New YoI: S;ssdshoei Downss, Newport cd North
,os Bake, and Ohio E
Huhb,Td NYoIk Isabella pIsbsI k,o tsnso; Aurora spi
ss bssoS
Ar soth Boston Davis Havana CID Eurot.. Potter Gheni
wight Calves
ton Upi9a Ratteone and Oeron sampson orb; Goethe
ISspo o .nS ass"
Sa Gyr RSse . sna %
p pn bsSsn and Gnyew Liver.
f ioi.[ RJsn AhFssislSs S%sa AadIw, Noble;
Mary Talbot MaaEorda; Deborah, Robbins Fhiiadep
Arr 2sIh Waldon Cheever and Angelo larkson Boston
pha Aan Raymond YORK; cray ag's asd
ss p%aa M so
Hss1d and sn veS yepso span1
fioydsss- SsIoS Wao5 sss
Cd John Mnmrn Stark; CASTOR Coulter and Hadee Fit
Jacques, Boston Osprey Collins aud Thames. Haven Pha
miscellaneous Record.
% Esfs # e ssE d2 s,
supposed be British anchor with wmckers around her.
been some time and to have discharged
scHR GrRTRuDE WEIGH from Savannah for Phila elphia
with moasses driven ashore about 40 miles the
ward Of Chsrestoa the 4!h inst The crew barely
total loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Feb. IO-8 p. nj.


Quotations for stocks improved to-day several per cent
The advance il not confined to the fancies but State
stocks have improved very much Farmers Loan wen,
up per cent Pennsylvania 5s l. Illinois 9 Indiana l.
Kentucky 6s Ohio 6s Long Island 4, stonington H.
Vicksburg Morris Canal Harlem Canton a. Read
ing Railroad Il United States Bank, and Erie Railroad
closed firm at Saturdays prices There has been cor.
responding Improvement in the extent Of tho
The following named gentlemen were this day re
elected officers of the Public Stock Exchange for the
suing year seixas Nathan, President william Borrowe,
Vice President; William H. Hays Treasurer Solomon
J. Joseph, Secretary.
Ten dollar bills of the old Franklin Bank Boston, al
tered to fremont Bank are in circulation very cumsy
done.
The Ohio Bank Bill passed the Senate Of that State by
strict party vete passed to its second reading in the
Mouse the Sd nst and made the special order FOR
every succeeding day. until its consideration should be
completely will probably pass the House without much
alteration.
The receipts on the Cumberland Valley Railroad du.
ring the last year. $7a 265 the
$7065 leaving balance in the treasury Of 81 600 rs
bill has been reported by the Committee fWays and
Means in the Maryland House of Representatives requir
ing all notes and other obligaop to pay money to be
stamped, for which tax is to be paid to the State The
proposed rates of taxation a. q az follows:
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one quarter 10 another.

The returns for February 1885, given above, only in
clude the aggregates Of nineteen banks leaving the
ports Ct five banks out The movements of these five will
not swell the emounts given above great DEAL they
are the smallest institutions in the city From January
les to August io4a the discount lines Of the banks
this city were increased thirteen millions OF dollars and
from August saa. to February, lss the decrease wa,
about ten millions These banks report these auctua
tons, sfer all the efforts reduce their movements lust
previous to making the quarterly returns The discount
lines Of the city banks the LIST ns amounted to about
s3s,oOooo The average amount for the quarter ending
the st inst would be probably nearer fifty millions than
thirty sxbut the returns being made up to a certain
day, We know nothing about the movements Of these
situons but whst we have in these statements. The
banks Of this city managed solely with eyeo their
own interests. The prosperity of the community in
which they are situated is secondary consideration
The report Of the BANK of Washington Dis riot Of Co
umba, on the sIst Of Januay s4s shows increase in
all the departments compared with the returns Of oc,o
Der lst 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11
A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP
HE NRY,S CHINE GRE A

HENRY HINESE GRE AN
THIS preparation for the gentlemans toilet, to assist
the duty OF removing the beard As an
cmolent chemical csmbiuaons such as TO soothe all
The Of soaps containing ak, tmakes rich and durable
aher so the beard for the razor and renders
the operation Of shaving pleasure The reader IS respectfully
referred 70 the following notices om persons who have used
the t,ce:- . u go,
To Independent Gentlemen trho Sharr Thems.lrss-We
recommend article prepared by Messrs b sands
60 Of tins city. The feel Of upon the ce delightin
keeps the best possible terms with his rzor VI al
ale give this the preference tEyenIng Mirror, NJ
Chinese Shdrias Soap is the name Of an admirable
compound prepared BY ho'e famous chem SIS; B. sands
Co., Of New York. We Ignorant Of the ingredients OF
lion which seldom caused ny shaving with any other compo
Wear upon their chins
The beard Of Hercules OF frowning Mars"
can be procured at heIstore Mir s. Fowe Washing
ton street, From the Yankee Boston, Oct. 10, 1884,
A. b. Sands Coz New York OF the best articles
The Of shaving soap, that ever touched mans chm
"A Neic T,r,sy-A. B. Sands 4 Co, New ork, have pre-
pared article for the gentlemen prefer
perform their tonsoral operations Il called Shaving
Cream; peraration which is highly exoled by all who have
pleasant and its truly be dnomnated shaving made
esy IL so the beard greatly facilitate the
ton Of the removing while at the time i'm.
peculiar smoothnsss AMI soness TO the shin We would
will enable them to shave themseNe easily they will not
get shaved By chasing the article Ii il for sale in this city
BY Mr. s. w. Fowle Washington street, opposite School
Boston Traveller October 4, isi
co. Chemists aud Druggists 27s Broadway IL Cham
bers street sold also by A. b. Sands 70 Fulton street,
and II East Broadway Price 50 cents per Jar liberal ds'
count to thstIade, vi im'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11
Died.,

On Monday, 10th inst. of pulmonary consumption,
Z. RILEY, Jr. aged II years, month and Is days
The friends of the family and the members Of the New
Jerusalem Church, will please attend his funeral without
further invitation this afternoon at o'clock from the
house Of his parents, 1874 Sullivan street.
On Sunday afternoon, 9th inst suddenly, GEORGE w
NEwcoMBE, in the 46th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family and the members of the Ma
ona Academy Of Design are requested to attend his f
neral from his residence, las Broadway this afternoon
at O'Clock without further invitation.
On Saturday, 9th inst at IL o'clock, at the corner OF
Greenwich and Rector streets, Of consumption, della
AorrE.
On Wednesday, 9th inst at his residence, near Peeks
kill Hazard FIELD in the Esd year of his age of the
late John Field, and father Of Benjamin Hazard Field
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11
Foreign Importatlons.

LoNpoN-ship Veto ia-l75 pkgs H Jessup8 do Theron
Man|o w Harman-!sJ Ellisen-lo vyse-S Moore
Dunlap q Suttou-2 A Parsons q & Woodhead-6
Collins col A Comstock-3 Patton 4 Stewards Ian.
Glenn Chester Clark eos 2 Haywood co-2 Bnns
Harriman-H NJ Thoxium co-5W w Bulek-5 Wiley &
Putnam-2 Chssney & Moere-3 J Morton-l A Watts n-2
mins-la cHoad.ey, Phelps COL Muller-2R s Hash
Sloan MIR Sparks-i 81 Waer-3C0 pkgs iron Phelps
Dodge co2oa % bales bags $50 bxs 6 pipes IS chs
SO hhds O order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11
c. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BE SOLD at Public Veudue on Wednesday the 2sth
day o. February next at Il o'clock, A. NJ, the late
dence OF Henry CARL deceased the Real Estate Of which
ud ed situate the of Huntington and
Of suffolk s1 the Homestead containing about Isn
Land on which are two Dwelling Houses good Barn aud
Buildings good Well of Water, the door, and large
pond OF water WHICH has failing the house
whole Farm being in gosd fence Timber and sprour
and adjoining the road leading from Dixhlls Sweet HoI
9w containing by estimation 40 also another piece
Timber ana sprout Land known by the cf
rear the alholow Hills containing by estimation
also another piece Ct sprou and Timber and living
from said Valentines Sweet Hollow containing five
more or less; ao tract OF Salt and Sedge Meadow
acres ~ "
The above will be sold altogether pie to suit purcha
,es Any Lsrson DESTROYS Of viewing the call
Jacob Carl, on the premises Gilbert CARL Dixhills =
Any other formation be by Conkn Car Brook
lyn, and indispTtah,e titles given for the same
CONKLlN CARLL, Administrators for them.
GILBERT CARLL, selves and the Other Heirs
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Weekly Report or Deaths


1885, to the 9th of Feb 1845.
IS Men-36 Women-3l Boys-i8 Grs-Total, ITO.
DISEASES.
Abcess Apolsvy, 4; Bleeding Bronchitis q; Casual
ties Il Collie i; Consumption 30 Commissions 49, Group
Conge.t;on Of brain 81 copgesOn Of lungs Consultation
Dropsy in the che.t Eryspelas Fever 81 Fever puepe
ra q Fever scarlet 81 Fever typhus Heart disease
Bowels. II nfamn alton Of lungs. Ia Inflammation Of
Influenza, Il Insanity, lnssnsception. l; Marasmus,
Measles, 81 Old age. Small pox, .; sprue, Suicide Il
= Ae Il y year !S 70 year. ID III 70
TO- u 70 to co. 81 o. to 80. 80 TO l9o unknown.
City Inspectors Office. Feb g. is45
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11
Sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.

FnsT BOARD, Feb i0S Stat. S. rw, 1915 10000 do.
Sd 1915 $4,000 do b5 1915 5000 do 73 800 Wilmington SIS,
1859 II; 10000 Reading nds &C., se5 annual 6 72 900
shapies M q; 100 Wilmington RI rw 2ls 50 Dc az ioo
us do M sno do Sd ~ 200 do IA 80 do IA 80 d. 7 700
do, b3 ~ 100 Wilmington RR b. 2l $50 do a; 80 d.
Northern Bk, Ky, ssk 10 scnuylkll Navigation, 271S
SECOND Board Feb 900 State S. Sd 7.&; 10000 do
5000 a. cash 5,h 1000 Wilmington e 1853 a. ia 800 dS
in relief notes, e7 so shares Wilmington RR 20 so de- 3D.
2o 200 do b3 2o 50 do 2o 100 Girard Bk s3 ~; Far
mers' and Mechanics Blk, al.
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Correspondence OF the Herald
RHODE IsLANDrB 0FyIcE,
NEWPORT, Feb 6, l8f3.
Arr MayfoSs, Thompson, Trinidad for New Haysp Csps
si sSi.' 'i' ~, assi
hannock Constellation, Somes Fall River for Charleston
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET sHr SWITZERLAND, Knight for London. will sail
to day, llth inst.
PACKET SHIP pucHEssE D'ORLEArs. for Have, sails
the sh in charge of her former first mate Captain
Richardson having from the injury he in
gale Of wind during the last voyage
MssIsG vEsstLs-Brig yepe Of and from sedgwick for
S reported that sehr Essspori company with .chr
fore rspqsed misspg nea Nsn'pcket shoa just before the
WhaIemen.
July Lssoda de SS OIL reports on Coast '
o Gardner % WIZ Sos St INV VII Colt III,
n es"' Mshs. % the Sas: : sh q
ISLANDS. consdon u.n
sS rs s Ssn
Home Ports.
Feb NSh STAR y;Gw s .ds bv.,r
%s9s much fss o.
aa SGss oct s he
mt :Fs.
q which took IRE and bu ming when she left Understood
s Crews e be safe but did no. the Of the yes.s'
. Feb !mBelow a. anchor a Naysu Point
tha Wash,ngton, Wood, from Norfolk via Newport Sid
as far down as Field Point - -
s HENRY sSH sb sS SA Hope Candy Candy Rehd
oy Lee nd Ps
Nsw cas- ReI0s large q drift ice
s%bas c$ psS
does; VIM Pitt, Howes, Boston. ' ~
PoRr PENN Feb THE Ceylon and Aurora for New yoL
are nov IN TN: harboI The John Young for Babadoes left
ms place are IN such dpidaed condition. that vessels
ice ~ ~
LEwE; Del Feb Anna Reynolds from Boston, and sch
name got under way this morning and stood hs
Inc 91aoo At anchor near the point of the Cape
The Light Boat dred to
now ABOUT miles 81 OF Cape Henlopen Nothing in sight
bound IN Wind NV, and weather very cold
thompson, NYork; 9th Equator CARD, Boston.
WALTHALL, Feb Arr Eunomus, Nam field, NYoIk.
sss ivAsrs ,; Feb s1A Berlin Recs lBr Tp7o, Por
Hnss~ 5Sr W Arr Lvsrso Ninis1 Fsttoc!
mann, New York; Excelsior Woodbury. Matanzas Harriet
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Lighter ,chrs Union Newman aud Roger Pamele Burt.
Beach, 49,
schr Excelsior Bell with turrentius from the wreck Of
schrs A Edwards, and Danl Webster from Virginia.
Below.
brig supposed the Clinton Lyon, from Savannah.
Also, barque, brig, unknown Wind g.
u There still remains considerable ice in the Upper and
Lower Bays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11

At Tvo Duchess county, the 9th inst by the Rev.
John Henry Hobart Mr. George BARNET Of the city Of
New York, to Miss SARAH DECKER daughter OF Mr. u.
dab Decker, Of the former place.
On Friday, the 7th instant by the Rev Sidney Co.
rev. Mr. JOHN LuMsDEN, to Miss MAY KnaouR, both ma.
tiyes of Scotland
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PORT OF NMW YORK, FEBRUARY II.


Cleared.
Bsrlue Lofty, tSw) DouLan, Antwerp w Weisser-Brie
INN smith, oates, 81 Thomas Phebe Eliza, Osborn
Baltimore.
arrived.
Pa ket ship Victoria Stark from london aud Portsmouth
Dec a with mdAe TO joan GnswOd Has been 10 days West
u 10
schr Harrison Knox, IL days from Folly Landing witt,
10 Ravens The II into the Hook on Saur.
day anchored Sunday below the Narows same CHI
field Of ice dr ed foul u the chr aud carried he out
side &C the Hook.
Schr vlusis, Adkins, from swsrsbors, NC. with naval
stores Has had continual head winds
severe weather and had men frost bitten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-11

The Glove Anodyns is the best Of ali Toothache Remedies.
II diae its effects curing the violent
toothache OF pain in the gums in one minute :,
Experience has proved that this anodvpe composition Will
give mmede and perm relief after the failure Of
other remedy; it pleasant to the taste and smell will not
jnre the teeth and few applications will
entirely the pain and from decayed tooth 50
pain proc eds from the face from the around tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief by
rubbing few drops the affected. Price IS cents.
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS & 90. Druggists and
Chemists 273 Broadway OF Chambers street. Granite
Building Sold also 70 Fulton "a East Broadway and
by Duesists generally throughout the United States
fell ImAm
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HERALD paid the agents. Zieber Co.. Ledge,
Buildings Third Chestnut where single copies
also be obtained daily at o'clock
" All the neWand cheap Publications for sale
adjustment, Wholesale and retail
" With the exception of paper the "Healdn is read
much perhaps, Philadelphia paper published in
that city. aording valuable medium to advertisers Adv
pear IN the Herald next day. n4ly
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements or the
New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy @
hereafter appear the fourth page and column OF &
paper W: 8 RICHARDSON. NJ. D., Agent.