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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-15

To Kill Moss on Roofs.-A gentleman in Hadley,
states that the moss which sometimes attaches to
the roof on the north side Of buildings, causing
premature decay of the shingles, may be complete
" removed by a little dry white lead sprnkled near
the top of the roof just before rain. The rain
washes il down among the moss, and as he believes
is poisonous to it, the moss dies and the roof IS
cleared He was first led to make the trial OF II
from observing that while considerable quantity
of moss grew upon particular roof, the part oppo
site the chimney, which had been painted white,
was entirely free from it-.7mherst Express.
Be,care-A young girl was fined in New Orleans
lately for appearing in the street in boys clothing
The Justice admitted the right Of married women
10 'wear the breeches, but denied that single fe-
males had any business with such an article.
To INyEEToRs.--It is contemplated to form an
inventors association in the city Of New York, to
unite with the auxiliary societies of the like charac-
ter throughout the United States and other coun-
tries.
The object is the advancement of science gener-
ally, and the security of patent property Those
disposed to unite win please send in their names to
the Office of Clinton Roosevelt, Esq, No. 20 Cham
bers street, giving their address, preparatory to a
notification Of meeting to establish constitution,
elect officers, 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-15

The history Of that sister is soon told
In country church-yard of England, is a
plain monument, recording her death and
virtues. turned away, murmuring to my
self And these are but two of the twenty
Thousand hearts that single battle broke
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
poctru.
SEL LTC Trn


The dead are every where
\ The mountainside, the plain, the waoos pro-
found
Al tho wide carth-- tic fertile and The fair,
Is one vast burial g,ognd
Within tho poPnlous street,
h In solitary homes, in places high.
In pIrasure.domcs, where pomp and IuIary
meet,
Men bow themselves to de
The old man nj his door
The unwcanrd child murmuring wordle.s
song;
The hondman and the rrc- the rich, tho poor;
All, all 10 death bcloug.
Th" sunlight Gid. the walls
: Orkingly s"puIchrcs cuwrought with brnss
Aud TIA" lors shadow nf the cypress folls
I Athwar. the common grass.
The living of conc tino
I BuilAcd their giori"u4 ciic. by the sea,
And "in in their greatness sat Sublime,
/ A. If rnu change euall Le.
There was tLs eloquent l0ngGr;
\ The poets heart ia" sage. soul was there;
hni lo' ing women with their children yGuug,
/ The fljlhful aud the fair.
They were, but they ara not
Suns rose aud set, & earth put on her bloom,
Whilst man, submitting Ia the common lot,
L Wont dawn into the tomb.
And still amid the wreck.
|, 'Ofmishty generations pnssed AWAY,
sAEIth,- boonsst growth, the fragrant Mid aow
N cr decks
/. The tonIts -! yesterday.
and in the twiIisl,t deep,
! Go yelled women forth, like her who went
Sister ofLa1arus, 10 the grave to weep,
/ TO breathe the low lament
The deal are every whore
4 Whcre'cr is love, or tenderness, or faith
Whore is power, pomp, pleasure, pride ;
\ wherear
. Life is or was, is death,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

The Way 10 Support a Newspaper
Eca Ter pause aud ponder upon The follow
ing. 1t is language as true as the Good Book
Much depends upon the supporters Of
newspaper, whether 1t IS conducted
with spirit and interest. If they are mig
garlly or negligent in their payments,
the PRIDE and ambition of the editor IS
broken dowG, Le works al thankless and
Improbable tasks he becomes discour-
AGED and careles his paper loses lts
pth aud interest and dies. But on the
contrary, if his subscribers ale Of the
right sort--Il ,hey are punctual, liberal
hearted fellows, always in ddrance on
the subscription list, taking an interest III
increasing the number OF his subscribers,
now and then speaking good word for
his paper, cheering him on in his course
by smiles o! appreciation wi,h such sub
sar.be,s rs these. he must be dolt in
deed, who would not gct up an interest.
iug sheet with such patrons as these
he would iorswear comfort, ease, lei
sue, every thing that could possibly steI
between us and the qualification Of eve.
~ laudahlc desire On ;heir part. fiC
wo0ld know 40 other pleasure than thoI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
5electe0 Gales.
The Substance and the Shadow
a U AlEs
Bp Glrs. .JamcS Grup.
PART FIRST.

names, nor shall | describe the spot Of
their residence SO minulely a. 10 render
II easily identified. 1t is enough that it
was on the outskirts Of Liverpool, that
uighiy town SO often enormously called
IA city, which, like II rapidly
tree, is continually shooting out iresl,
branches in every direction. The pria-
cipaI actor in this history / shall call by
the name of Granger.
William Granger was book-kccpcr
in the office of merchant named Gibbs,
and though his salary was but ono hun
drcd per annum. many of his class look
ed upon him with envy; Cor 'old Gibbs ,
,houah somewhat stiff AID stern in hi.
nanrers, stood high in tie mercnnr,I"
world, and was substantially kind IL his
: clerks, seldom Owen working them, cr
dctaning then beyond one appointed
hour, though he required them to b"
AZ their posts punc,Ualiv, nnd I" remain
To tl.e lnst aiiullcd moment. Granger.
al the tim our story commences, had
hcen married II few months To un auia-
hle and prudent young woman of some
personal beauty bat she had brought
him no fortune, except her innate good
qualities. They now resided at some
distance from the centre Of the town, in
! a small house not remarkable for beau
lty either as tn appearance or situation,
! but neat and comfortable, and possess
,jua the advantage ofbetter air than the
! dwe)lers nearer "buslness" could en-
| 10Y. IL was a tall thin tenement, newIy
! built Of ruddy brick, showing by tho
small dimensions allotted 10 the GROUND
floor, and the tiny garden before and
! yard behind, how valuable iand had be-
come in that thriving neighborhood a
! kitchen in the sunk story, "A small parlor,
with a smaller room or rather closet be
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was az plain and inexpensive as iurnl'
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
Stale Of Rhode Island, &C..

Sluic Oi hhGuc iSidIlu, &C.
! NEWPORT sc -
CLERKS Office, Supreme Court, .4ugusi Term,
! iS4t.
! I'm Upon tho application Of
e benjamin Scboli ed and benjamin +. Pen.
dleton, of Stonington, in the State of Connect
cut, representing themselves 10 be creditors cf
the late firm of Dunn & Ely, to the amount Of
(otty-f dollars and ten cents whose property
was assigned to Josiah S. pcckham for the
benefit of their creditors generally, and that TO
all of them whose cains were seasonably pre-
sented, dividends thereon were PAID of forty
| per cent and that after such dividends were
paid the money remaining in the hands Of said
Peckham was brought into this Court, by an
order thereof, and deposited in the Registry Of
The same praying for their forty per cent dWi-
deni, upon the amount Of their said claim out
OF the money so deposited.
II is ordered and dccreed, that said applica-
ton be cont inued to tie next court, aud that
notice ofthe pendcncy Of this application be
given by pub fishing this order six weeks, next
preceding the neat term Of This C0utt, in one of
the Newspapers printed in the town Of New
port.
II is further ordered and dccrced, that all
other creditors Of the said Dunn & Ely. who
have rot received under SAID assignment their
forty per cent dividend, upon their respective de-
mands, have notice OF the tendency Of the pc.
tl,ion Of the said Schoied s. pendleton. that
they may appear at the next term Of this Court,
and receive, on establishing their claims, their
forty per cent dividend out Of the moneys aris-
ing from the sales of tho effects of the said
Dunn & Ely, which were in the hands OF said
Peckham, Assignee as aforesaid, and which are
now in the reg istry of said Court
Notice IS hereby given to the creditors OF The
said Dunn g. Ely, who have not received their
forty per cent dividend, as aforesaid, to appear
/ (if they shall see ht,) at our Supreme Court,
next TO be holden at Newport, within and for
the county of Newport, on the (irst Monday of
( March, lslj, and establish their claims as aore-
/ said. WIN. GiLPlN, CT ERIK.
/. Ian. lG. lSIJ,-Gw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
TO LET.
TO LET,

For one year from he 25M .Uarch, l34j,
Ill The Farm belonging 10 the
GSI!:.'t, subscriber, laying partly ii
aiiiss Portsmouth and partly IN Mid
Essss 4.haS5 dlctown, Al miles from New
port, containing l2 acres. Said farm .ias q
large double dwelling honsc, wash house ,mlb
room, crib and grain house and large, new
double barn, and water grist mill. IN gooC
grinding order.--also two full grown green
ing orchards. in fall bearing. SAID Farm vii
be let on reasonable terms. Apply to
ROBINSON POTTER.
Jan 3O-3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

4 largo assnr","nt ct PRIME Fanny
"a GROCERIES md PROFESSIONS,
amos" hirh are,
iCO0 lbs ot prime Dairy Batter
3OC0 lbs ni Premium chrrs":
80 hbS of Good and Extra Flour;
10 boxrs lly-on, Y. II. s. S"nchong Teas,
ot sup"rIor qua,;y md flavor;
30 bblS and hall bbls o' Extra Buckwheai
l. hoxcs Of Superior liuyana Sugar;
20 hogs of Jnse, Lrgure S, cahaGosce :
20 bbIs New Hickory Nuts;
10 do New Mess Beef;
5 do prime Leaf Lnrd
10 do I'readwel's Crackers and Bread f;
10 boxes of Myers and Graner's Tabacco;
= fancy bo%es Of superior Aromatic do;
90 small bladdcrs of Scotch Snuff;
Boxes of raislns, citron, sweet oil, spices,
pepper, chocolate. preserved ginger, soap,
starch, pipes, &c. &C.. all of which will be
sold as low as can be bought in town
GEORGE b. KNOWLES.
Newport, Nov 81, lSl4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
NOR SALE,

c--S A FARM, about four miles
s9!...'S from Newport, on the east
EE;1siss3 side Of the Island containing
ESSi Sd about AZ acres, with n good
house, barn, crib aud other out buildings
three wells of soft water, and young or.
chard that bears wcll-also about GO ounce
trees. The Farm is well walled is handy
to the beaches--being about halt m.io TO
the Smith beach & about mile to Suchucast
beach. A minute description ia unnecessary
ls any one disposed to purchase, will please
coil aud examine for themselves. Payment
easy. For further information, enquire ol
the subscriber on the premises.
OLIVER READ.
Middclown, Dec. gJ. 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
NOTICE..

vFNllE subscriber respectfully gives notice
\ that ne has taken the store, corner ol
Bunlsler's wharf 81 Thames street, ard dl-
reclly opposite the Eagle Hotel. whore he
intends keeping general assortment OF fruits
preserves, iclleys. spices, ca'sups. pickles
macoronl. vrrmaclIla, nuts. bottled and drail
ale bottled cider. porter and beer by the
dozen or single bottle bottled and fountain
soda water, wnh or without syrups. by the
dozen or single bottle &; Havana and Principe
Cegars fine cut chewing, Turkish aud
American smoking Tobacco pipes, bard
carcs md bird seed and variety Of other
ARTICLES too numerous to mention. A share
of public patronage respectfully solicited.
r. s. STANHOPt..
/ Newport. May iG, lSii--tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Sr,p, Bu, -"N illiau, sad carp ni"r
~ W., apwcul'ec, "lm going ava, to-day aud
van, ,"u to gund ~ tie" t"u's. "hes, s'f.
rao carpenter came home at nighi Nv iiI'in, ,
NAV. ,nu prnnnd all the tools riglt sharp ''
"AII bui the hanasa,o," sad Bill, II cuulI ut
rot puita al 'h- ssys oct oi thst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
Isgyyl .g!Da1ss5.

Court Of Probate, .\ewpon, FtJ. 3, 1915.
yeNIIE COMMISSIONER Report on the estate
Of Cbagles Cust0F, late Of Newport
dec, was presented for reception.
\ The same is read and received and the
consideration thereof referred TO u Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hail,
in Newport, on the fist Monday in Marsh
ncXt, at o o'clock a. M, and notice is ordered
to be given thereof by Acknowledgement three
successive weeks in the Herdid Of The Times
A true copy-wllness:
| FG B. B. llowLAND, Pro. Clk.
Court Of Probate, lhdiieiocn, Jan. 30, lSI5.
IPON the petition of Jonathan II. Lake
~ and isalal, Burdlck, administrators on
the estate Of Benjamin Lake, late Of Middle
town, dec, stating that the personal estate of
said deceased Is insufficient. TO pay the de-
mands against said snid estate by the sum Of
S3 80, praying this Court for Il decree an.
ihorsng and empowering them to sell all
the right title and interest which said Ben
iamin Lake had at the time of his dccrnse.
: In aud 10 all his real estate, or sn much there
Of rs will pay said sum Of S1, 90 with Incl.
dental charges.
II is ordered that the same be received and
The confederation thereof referred 10 C0Grt
of Probntc, To b. hidden AT IL" Town House
in MIddrtnwn. on The lhlrd Monday Ia Feb
next, NJ | O'Clock. p. M. aud that prcynus
notice be "iven by publishing copy "i this
order three several ilmcs ~ the HnraM oI NG
IimtS, for al persons Interested 10 appear al
suld time md place aud be- heard.
a true copv--"Iu"ss:
JOsHUA CoGGEsIIALL, Prof. CIk.
IAN 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
FOR SALE,


GI;::s hoili dwelling house, situated
NiLis5 AT the corner of Thaiues ana
E. sZ.S Young streets, well known as
having been Tor many years the residence
uf Mr. John q. Whnehoyuc. The house
conians 3 rooms on tie lover floor, n wide
hall, large kitchcnand wash room attached,
and AZ extensive siurc-ruom. On the second
floor, ) rooms with convenient closets and
q gnrsr, above Tor the storage oi inrnnnro,
&c. There IL ulsu large wash house wan
irun boiler. &c. apart from ,hc house. which
is used ~ n bathing runm--0n abundant and
never failing suppl, ut wn,cr. beng brought
into both the house and wash room from
fountain nr rrsayuir oi water, ~ i'ot square,
situaicl IN Buwcry street, and lorming par
uf this property. There IS head u' lr"m
Is lo 90 feet of water which can ~ sih'U
rxpcu-c be- converted into an orunu'u'' 81
fountain ~ the vnrdrn The lni a'''rh'd ln
The house l. 800 feet on Young street, nno
81 feet on Thames street ~ contains good
garden. with grape AMOS. qniur" 'r'''. ~.
aud nnc ol ti,c finest asparagus b,rs 80 '''
toWn.
Also. iot nj pior ho phnyc pr,misos
Ino,sulrg =, f.nl ou Thames street, = i"c'
~ tho rrar aud 80 Erj 90 iluWard street
Tins lu' contains about 90 Young aud ilnur
,.airr guinc" trees. nnd has nl,n u iuuutnt
ol wa,rr. IA" lots are well fenced. Fol
terms, &c. aru'y &"
RICHARD X RANDOLPH
Eeupoti, My =, leIl-lu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
lQGs L2ll1IgI1aa

.L~ The undersigned, having made
many additions of NEW :e'y,e2 to
his Printing Embellishments.
and n superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
LABELS, CHECKS,
W Ay-RILLs, Circulars,
Snow BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
Steamboat BILLS, Bills OF IADINo,
STAGE BnLs, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDsILIs, PiLL HEADS,
BLANKS s Labels. NuTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses
SHOW BILLS ior Concerts, Lee
tues, Pu5lic Meetings, EXhjbil"ns,t C..
A brau'tnl nssorrmcnl Of Plain and Em
bn-Srd cARns Oh hnud.
Orders from town and country will b"
promptly answered. al prices as low as those
of any other rsinhi.hncn'.
Specimens of work may he scrn nj the
OFF,. The patronage Of the public Is re-
spec'IuIly solicited.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, lsIl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
State of Rhode Island &c.
NEwroRr, sc -
Cierk'S Office, Supreme Conl.

~" 7UTV-j 7''77TT -7Fr e0"7''
Wnrnf,s C""'"r' $. Sa","'I wifi" of Jn'
w son T.. Sant,ll nf Tv"rinu. IN snlo
ir"un'y, hath 'hIS day f!sd her petition. pray.
Iug tor certain reasons CuntHiurd therein
'lnl the bonds "i marriage hrtnrcu her nuo
ri,c sad Jason. inay be dI.Sulvrd.
N"uc" II hcr'by gwen Ia III" sn,d Jason
that h b" and appear (,i he sluli soc Gi J be-.
'"r" our Supreme Count. next In be- h"ldru n
| Newport, III aud for the county of Newport
nn the first Monday ol March. iS45, ihcl
aud there 10 respond TO said prltlnn.
WM. GlLPiN, Cierk.
| Feb. 4. IS45.@ 6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
State Of Rhode Island, &c

NEWPORT SC :--ClrEs Office, Sa
L. s. 5 preme Court, Jan. 10, i5i5.
NnTHEREAs Eliza Clarke. wife Of John T..
w Clarke, OF Newport. Laborer, at the
August Term Of said Court, filed her petition,
pru ying, for certain reasons confined therein,
that SAID Court would grant to her II decree oi
Divorce from the SAID John u. Chfhc.--Cpon
the hearing of said Petition, the said Count or
drrcd that further notice should hc given, to
the said John y. Clarke, Of the pcudency OF
the same And whe,cas the SAID Eliza Clarke
hath this day ll"d hor affidavit, that the RESI-
dcnlo OF The sa.d John Is. Clarke ls TO her un-
known.
Notice is hereby given TO the snd John u.
Clarke. iaat hr be- AID appeal &C he shan SEQ
it, briUfc said tourt. next to bc hnldrn aI
N"Npnn. within md lnr the county ni New.
pUri. on the fist Monday of March, isij, then
aud there to answer to sad pnilllnn.
NM GILpiN, Clerk,
Jan 10, 1915, "w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
EVirsicr Arrangement.
FOR NEW YORK,
VIA STONlNGTON RAILROAD,
DAILY, SU.NDlTS EXCEPI'ED.

Commenced Monday, November 4, lS4l.
>~z,-ss~ Morning Line, RIA Long
49, sA ksl1m Rgdrodd The
W. e ny Ht;5s MOHEGAN. will leave
S,onington for Green.
port, Monday, "Wednesday AND Friday. on the
arrival of the train that leaves Providence at
s l.2 o'clock a. m.
.NigM Line,-rhe MASSACHUSETTS,,
Capt Com,lock, vii leave Slonlngton, Tues
day, Thursday ard Saturday, on the arrival
of the mail train from Boston.
Tickets for both routes can be obtained at
the Stonlnglon Depot, and on board the terry
boat.
WIN. COMSTOCK, Agent
Nov. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Amusing and ssastg.!c.iyc
lLAS 81 1Ss
The Race at Improvement,
Mansion 81 Happiness,
Amrucau E,glr.
Cards of rl" MagT1,
fickw"k C"rda,
Dnci. Rusbr.
Star Spanelrd Banner,
Master Rodbury nrd his pupils.
CharhrtCristIcs &c "FdlSllnguishcd per
sons are Cor sale ul the book store of
Dec. 25. JAMES HAMMOND.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
MEDICINES.
SANDS, sARsAPARILLA.

fEsO promote the health ofthe BODY and increase
II the tranquility Of the mind are amopr tho
NEST important objects Tor which man lives, and
for which ,he sesss Of antiquity labored viii inces
saat and sugemitiing toll. 2Ae eonstitafioa Of
man wos hrtr siaas 10 order 10 discover the seat
Of his msiadiss, ead source OF all his corporal
misery To allexiate tie dropping spirits. 10 in.
spite confidence 70 The responding mind, and ease
tie screwed heart 81 he efis and arguments Of
their philosophy and poWets irsason wele turned.
Among the varied branches Of worldls learning.
there Gao be none equal 10 importance 10 thai Of
the Heabag ART Tor The soul Ia a diseased body
may be aptiy compared 10 the naftyr ia his dun
geon which reteihs les real value hut hss lost Il.
usefulness. Msny or most diseases hay. their an,
gin in impure OF impoverished state OF the blood
aad this beng auid sEi gsaerss extending TO tbe
mosi minute laniiheaions Of the system, The subtle
poison isinfused and the seed being sown brings
forth fruit IL abundance; IN enc instance causing
swell ling Of the glands, resulting in Sctofala or
Kings Eyii--n smother ossifcain1 Of the arefe.
turning taem into bones also, rheumatism and
Aaease o. The heart, cntaneops eFuptions diseases
Tic liver, and variety Of other nRlaales which
soon hurry ther victim 10 BIS gtave. Sands Say.
SaFGraA9, purely vegetable medicine which ia
the resnit 81 Neafs Of labor and chemical fesearcb
IL bringing il 10 its present Stale OF perfection viii
arrest, and, II timely administered, petlectly cure
these diseases, by purifying the vital Auid. reeene-
ra,inr the cass,{tu,ian di.nslji,a - -
Owns tame - ~ oenfr.l sre,gs.s ~ NJ ae.'o''
ana rnabtise IN, blsad n $500 w sss'su',
bringipg Win Il health an4rrne,,,4 -. sau
pbo.pis ,isss lroy, ~, asl,s.af, l.. ~, - Wv
I'd vi,b pe, i,fe a. ao..s t,. ,,,.;..
ats he toi. s,step, snkf,5i,,
cies srd nyete,,yi, fjsssao s'e''
sjtes,es re,er,y received Mi r. re.S s.', es''
ESD and fnr 1rth,f ofesT IL .ss,iar !. .saa
! parnpbls, whieb + (n,ni.Ee5 ,s,l, ~ ~
iii ~. agants "
Nfv, vasv ~. 900
w4ssrs Son5s-- tsss,is,,,, i' - 800 80
i,5tga i a. st, ~. s,iis,s; nt
in relation 10 ,he ip,tat e,rs
IT, ball, ,,i.esa 81, IN, - =, 5 ''esen'
via Far ,sar, !, s,'Naa nefsopa-
ms, jnyeteg, e,,;s II, M. N'au
~ "a bs3 ,onse,s5 ,i,t - ~
liar ~ Sesnsigsa 81 nes M W. 1,'.ase'
rerrsd IS M ~ n M, Ls,s m - l 'o'a-
.,,sa.4 a,5;t .b,. ,ees1, baaa - 80 s'apeaiis
,hs, /, a,,aclad 10 sa,s ~ snssutso, aho
and coptinuing 10 ~ y. aes",
ar,ls Leds I, c,n,s,,.sa M, ''e 'uos'
:. ,-,,.s,I, g. ..t;st ..,....' s""' P"Pie
M assaaaa 80. =, n's' u'sepefseo'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS,

wholesale, retail, and TO ordet and be hopes, by
strict attention business merit q share OF pub-
he patronage. Having purchased his stock in Bal
tinore from wholesale dealers. be IS able 10 sell IS
low as any one in the Valley, His Tobacco ia OF
the very best manufacture. carefully brushed and
clear f,om grit II consists Of
GreeRer's Peach Lent GrareRe's Hon.
egdew, Democratic Republican, and su-
perior brand of Whites Freliaghuysea at
IS cts, and good lot Of Common Tobacco.
His Cigars are genune;-
Plantation, Ia Normas. TraJucos, Re.
gdiias, lord ByronS, Principles, Prinsa.
does, Half Spanish, and Commons.
N .Macca5au, Congress, Scotch, RIP
( pee, and a superior article of Martin.
= i4ue Mixture, gAich te offers iow 10 the
I" ioreys Of a good pinch Of sapB.
lie hiss also a lot of FANCY ARTICLES,
such as Cigar Cases Snuff BoSes, Tobacco Cases,
Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Soups, and variety OF
other things which he offers chesp for cash.
Call aud examine for yourselves al
BENZ. 5, IYETH'S,
Queen 81 door Norl Of Bryariy's Store.
Marunshurg, April ~, l945.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
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A N YNE PODEL &C,
A n excellent remedy for Rheumatic affections,
n Bruises. Sprains, lndolent Swellings, Chi
blans, Sore Throat, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
A REMEDY AND NO MISTAKE !

HAR. EOFF'S TONIC AND ANTl-DYSrFP-
kB Tic PiLLS.-This Medicine has been
known to the public for the last twenty Yeas and
has obtained considerable celebrity a remesy
ior Dyspepsia Experience has shown these Pills
to DE the best Family Medicine that be used.
They operate gently purgative producing nei-
Their sickness nor debility. hey be used a.
all times by persons Of all ages, without regard 10
diet, drink, or exposure 10 wei and cold.
As an ant-blious Medicine every person usiog
them will soon become satisfied OF their superior
efficacy. There has been issued, pamphlet, 10
be had Of the Agents) in which is set forth more
fully the nature and operation of the Medicine, to-
gether with some Of the diseases in which il is
most applicable.
The proprietors have been compelled to alter
the form Of the wrappers enclosing their Pills,
owing to the many counlerieits that have been dis
trbuted. All persons purchasing are requested to
be well satisfied that they are genuine For sale
by WIN. DORSEY, Druggist,
Aug. 81, l8l5-y Martnsburg, Va.