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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

| knew youth-a noble generous youth
from out whose heart there flowed living
fount of pure and holy feelings, which spread
around and fertlZed the soil of friendship,
and warm and generous hearts crowded about
and enclosed him in a circle OF pure and godlike
happlness.-The eyes Of woman frightened al
his approach, and wealth and honor smiled to
WOO him to their circle.
His days sped onward and as Summer
brook sparkles all JOYOUS on its gladstone
way so sped he on, blithsome amid the light
OF woman's love, and manhoods eulogy. The
earth, the sea, the air, and every bright and
bubbling stream and fount sent forth their
murmuring melody and his pure heart. I'M
stained by worldly guile, drank in their glow
ing happiness.
He wooed and won a maid Of peerless
charms; being iair, and delicate, and pure,
bestowed the harvest of her hearts young love,
and earth became heaven
The car of time rolled on, and clouds arose
to dim the horizon of his worldly bliss. The
serpent Of lnebraton entered into the Eden OF
his heart. The pure and holy feelings the
God Of nature had implanted in his soul, be
came polluted bv the influence Of the miscall-
ed social cup. The warm and generous aspi-
ed within him. The tears of the wretched-
the agony of the afflicted, found no response
within his bosom. The pure and holy fount
Of universal love within his heart, that once
gushed forth at the meanings of misery, and
! prompted the hand to administer unto the re-
qurements of the wrstched, sent forth no more
its pure and benevolent offerings Its waters
had become intermingled with the poisoned
ingredients Of the wine cup, and the rank
weeds Of intemperance had sprung up and
choked the tount from whence the fountain
Bowed. The dark spirit OF poverty had flap
ped its wings over his habitaton, and the
burning hand OF disease had scared the bright
ness of his eye, and palsied the elasticity of
his frame.
The friends who basked in the sunshine of
his prosperity, fled when the wintry winds Of
adversely blew harshly around his dwelling
Pause, gentle reader.
Go to yon lowy burial place, and ask of
the rank grass that spreads from its polluted
soil, who rests beneath its lonely surface, and
the signing winds will answer: 1.-THE moul-
dering remains Of drunkard." There lies the
remains of one who possessed heart over
flowing with the milk of human kindness /;
the days of whose boyhood were hallowed by
high and noble aspirations-the hours of whose
early manhood were unstained by care and
crime--lhe setting orb of whose destiny was
enshrouded in mist of misery and degreda-
ton. He saw the smile of Joy sparkling on
the brm of the wine-cup. He noted not the
demon of destruction, lurking at the bottom of
the goblet With eager hand he raised the
poisoned chalce to his lips, and-he was not.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
Time is .HOheH.

H,WENTY FOUR Hour Yankee Clocks
Price $3.50. J. H. LlKENS.
April 5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
JOHN N. OREM & co.,
.NerchNMf TNilOrs,


NO $40 BaLTIMo STREET
soRTa-wEsr coRsEa oF CHARLES,
BALTIMORE,
HAVE received their Spring and Summer
Ii supply Of Cloths, Csssimeres, Vestings,
&c. &C., which they will make to order in the
best and most fashionable style.
GcntIemen's Clothing.
On the second floor of their building, which
has been fitted up for the purpose, will be
found large assortment of the finest and me-
dunn qualities of Clothing ready made of supe-
sior style and workmanship.
No VARIATION IN PRIcEs--the lowest price
is distinctly marked IN figures on every gar
ment.
The basement has been handsomely fitted
up for the sale Of goods by the piece-a very
large assortment of CLOTHS, C.aSSf-
.uERES, TESTINGS and TAIL ORS'
TRIMMINGS being always on hand, at
the lowest market prices, to which the auen-
ton of purchasers is invited.
April Is, lS47--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

There goes another nGil n Polk's Cq9in'
was the bye word at Buena Vista when
Mexican was seen to fall
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
M ! S G. 4 l. l. ANY.
A T RUE SKETCH.
BY j. C. PARCEL

"Ail loved him, aud many wept his downfall !;
As summer flower he blooip'd a while,
And persisted %
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.NediciMeS s. Drugs,

WITH A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
iEANOT AilIEuOlhlsSs
all OF which will be sold on fair terms, and TO
which the attention of the public is respectful
ly invited. April 8
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

Men are made in the image Of God-Gen-
tIemenare manufactured BY taors, BARRIERS and
boot blacks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

eaTIsEMEsTs will be inserted II s per
three times, aud rs cents per square for
bsequent insertion.
hLITaRy A DvgRTisE1EsTs vii be insetted
price.
ia all cases, the sambar Of times must be
ed on the MSS, OF the advertisement sent VIII
published until forbid, aud charged accordingly
fas-A liberal discount made to those Who contract
= advertise by the year.
4S Advertisers are expected 10 make pay meni as
aoon as the time expires for which their advertise
.n.utg are inserted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

The editor of the New Orleans Mercury
saws he should like to know, chow much gall
a chemist would be able to extract from two
such Wing papers as the Louisville Journal
and the Philadelphia North American. p
Prentice would like to know how many wood
en- nutmegs Yankee Pedar would be able TO
make out of Mr. Folks head and Santa An
mas leg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

Sudden Discovery Fanny. don't you
think that Mr.. Bold is handsome man7'
oh, mol can't endure hun; he is homely
enough
We'll he's fortunate, tall events; for an old
aunt has just dieda left him iift, thousand
dollars
Ended! is it true2 Now I come to recol-
lect, there is a certain noble Air about him, and
he has a fine eye-that can't be denied
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
Fashionable Hats.

I HAVE just received the latest style;
a April s II. S. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

When you see young lady looking at YOU
do not decide that she has fallen in love with
you, Perhaps she discovers rum blossom
an the end Of your nose, and thinks youought
10 sign the pledge
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
AnecdOie Of Mr.. Webster.

In his speech at Savannah. on the occasion
of the dinner given hnn by the citizens of that
place, Mr.. Webster, advertng particularly
10 the object OF his visit. c. TO see Southern
culture and Southern people--said 81 have
frequently been asked during my tour, by
Southern gentlemen, whether could go with
them to look at this rice field or thai cotton
field. The question reminded me of an anec-
dote told by my friend Skinner, Of the farmers
Library, of a man about TO be married, who.
when asked BY the parson if he wanted 10
have this woman for his welded wife, replied
TO be sure will; ] came on purpose"
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ITO rhe Ladies.

~ S. PENDLETON respectfully invites
az the ladies to call and examine his as.
'or.men' Of ircss Goods, Bomets, Shoes, SC.
AplI~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17

.vOsiCe.
MIR DANIEL S. WHITE having APP
WI pointed ME his Trustee for the purpose
of settling up and collecting all debts due to
him, hereby give notice to all persons ndebt-
ed to the said Danl. S. White, TO come for
ward and pay up without delay, or close their
accounts IN some satisfactory manner. VIM.
LUTHER SEIBERr is authorised by me TO col
ect and settle all such accounts.
SEAMAN GARARD,
Ian. 2S. lS47-tf Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
SBURG GAZETT Z,
-------~----
dARLEs ~. LEWIS.

TTNSB URG GAZETTE, " u pub.
fhmsday nsorning IN Martinstwg
nfy, Va at 81 90 year, " paid ~
so V paid iciihin sir months and
khe expiration Of sir months; No pa
hued until all arrsarages are paid, eI
ption Of The Editor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

for harness. The defendant justified MS collector Of
the town OF Bethel Issue to the court The defendant
alleged In his plea that he had given bond condition
ed Tor the faithful execution of his duties as collector
and that the plaintiff had lis, in the town of Bethel,
and averred an act OF the Legislature granting the
STATE tax Tor the collection of which he took the har
ness IN question but no evidence was given in the
court below, that the defendant had ever ven bond,
OF lilat hefe ad ever been such act the legsa
lure as was described in the plea, that the plaintiff
mad list ~ Bethel except that the defendant produced
tlc rate plil on Which tax set TO the defendant
name question also arose whether the defendants
return OF ms proceedings as Collector was competent
evidence in his behalf in this suit The County Court
, rendered judgment for the defendant Exceptions by
painful: Argument by A. p. HuNr)N for plaintiff,
| and by j. CONVERSE for defendant
The Couit, per REDFELD, j., held that the fact that
the defendant acted as Collector proof that he had
gwen the requisite bond that the court would take
Judicial notice OF the stature granting the tax but that
the proof on the part OF the defendant detective
IN not showing that the plaintiff had list in the town
-thc court holding that the rate bill was not evidence
OF that TACT and that IN this respect there is no dsilnc
! ton between state tax and town tax. As TO the
Collectors RETURN the said that III practice, tic
court ought either TO receive the return as evidence. OF
make some amendment, winch should cover those Tor
nal acts OF the Collector, which were incident to the
collection OF the taxi that there was no ground io
any amendment, except as to a legal demand havln.
been made but that 1t not necessary TO 20 be-
yond tins, in the al bar Tor the reason that thu
court below had certified that the Judgment rem
dered for the defendant independent oi the return -
Judgment reversed
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Dear Spnsi1,ility /!

Source incxhausted oi all that precious in our Joys,
OF costly in our sorrows. thou chaincst thy martyr
down upon his bed OF strawand It's thou who li'test
him up 10 llcaven--Ec rnu fountain OF our feelings
It's here trace theeand this is thy divinity which
moments, "my soul shrnks back upon herself, and
staries at destruction :" mere pomp OF words'-bnt
that feel some generous Joys and generous cares be-
You'd myself all comes from thee, great, great scnso
but fall upon the ground in the remocs desert Of thy
creation -Sternc The last sentence of Stcrnc viii
no doubt he perfectly enlgmatical to those who use
Jones Hair Restorative, that being perfect prcventa
tive of hair falling out. Were he alive at ent what
elegant phrases h. would preach forth in favor OF Jones
ltaan Chemical Soap allowed all sides to be the
only remedy Tor tan, pinples, sunburn, &c. The
above Tor sale at Apothccaric's Hail.
G.. T.. HARRINGTON, Proprietor
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,.ouIJ -rod n, lnyinr been hcu To BIZ. l.pl AT In. term,
Of The cont t n ensuing; bat the ourt said he,
knew no reason why deposition 4ht not be tai
L, be used after term OF the cOUlt, 1t the caus,
was IN TACT TO be then tired Inc court also held tina
the issue Joined By the parties on the question oil notc
was irnnatef.a. Jud Lmcut reversed.
CuNMINGs & NAETsJ LEVI GAssETT-Assump
eit. The declaration contained count in cOmlno
form upon prunssory uotc and a count Tor none
had ana received Plea, the general iss.ie, and In
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j ic0,

At Hyde Park. on the % March, RussrI SMITH
sou X. s. and NJ NJ Page, aged two months.
In Milton on the Goth OF March, Mrs CHARITY
MARrI., wife of Mr.. ISAIAH MARTIN, aged Sc years
Fattsburgh papers, please notice.
In Concord SOPHIA MllLIKEN, widow of John Kent
and sister of John Hill of Waterford aged 81 years
Washed overheard, from ship Gencssee, on the pas
81 &c from New Orleans to Belfast, Ireland, 25,h Dee
last, Joseph Palmer, son OF Zcbedec Rose, Jr OF Ii
vermorc, Me. aged -.
At London, MI, Mr. jeremiah Bennctt.a revolu
tionary pcnsioner, 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
From the Boston Mercantile Jour a, Jan. 1915

WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
mere SO many" certain cures for coughs colds
ana even colsunpuonS, that We sometimes disDo-
sed to question the efficacy OF any of them. Mr. S
" fowle druggist OF the highest reputation 1873
Washington street has the agency OF an article called
Basam of Wild Cherry, which seems TO have won for
itself good reputation wherever has been introdu-
ced We have seen letters from various parts Of New
England from persons of the highest standing in the
places where they reside, bearing testimony the be-
neit themselves friends had received from trial of
its properties,
Extract from letter dated
Petersburg, Va, Jan. IS, lSi5.
4 gentleman Of unquestionablc yeIacity informs US
that his brother had been confined to his bed for weeks
with some species OF cough that baiied the skill OF
vera eminent physicians, and by the use oil two bot
ties OF
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
he has been restored perfect health and he is no"
tat aud hearty man"
Yours, respectfully
ROSSER * ANDERSON, Druggists
! None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on tbs
wrapper. For sale by PECK Il SPAR.
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SORE THROAT, Coushs. Consumptons Pain,

SORE THROAT, Coughs, Consumptons Pains
in the various parts Of the body, aud other unpleasant
SYMPTOMS are the usual effects OF ca tchng cold,
IPrights Indian Vegsjable Pills are delightful
medicine for carrying off n cold, because they purge
from the body all morbid and corrupt hImprs in easy
and natural manner that the body is relieved of every
kind OF suffering If by magic. From three to six Of
said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night on going
10 bed viii in a short TIM make p're, ure Of the
most obstinate cold-at the time the blood and
other fluids will be thoroughly purified, ana the cons,i
luton completely invgOrated TINT the body will be
restored to even sound'r health than be.ore.
BEWARE OF CouYTERfEITs The public are cauiion-
ed against the many spurious medicines, which in
der To- deceive called by name, similar 10 Wrghr-
Indian Vegetable Pills.
| , HE ONLY ORIGINAL ASD GENUINE lTDIAT VEGETABLE
| FILLS HAvETHE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM " RIGHT WRIT
TIN WITH rES Of THE Tor LABEL ol EACH BOX Nom,
oteT IS genuine, and 10 counterfeit this is FORGERY
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF ITriabr!
Iad'14 leseta5ie Pils, wholesale and retail, &c.
Race Street, Philadelphia; 2sS Greenwich Street
New ok aud l9s fremont Street Boston. and b,
PEN a SPEAR, Burlington VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

The Montpelier Freeman thus attempts to ap-
peasc the laudabe curiosity Of the W. Pairiot.
We hone the Patriot considers itself answered |!
Wa" Can the Watohruan and Freeman tell
us how" we" have made out in New Hampshire, this
year l'-Patrot.
For a corrcc, version of the news from New Hamp-
shire would refer ncishnor 10 the upr0arous re-
loiciugs of saveholding cabinet at Washington
which are most heartily rcciprocnted Ivy Calhoun, Nc
Duiiie, and every advocate Of perpetual human slave
ry in America From such returns as" We have il
appears that the Safe has been carried by ia.
raj allies OF the south = By that party which, icw
years since denounced the Texas scheme being II,
black ink and as bitter hell " but which at the
demand OF the SOUTH made the very scheme n cardinn
principle in the democratic creed much SO, that all
who wavercd in its support ostracised and made
example 10 all future traitors by that party winch
has been Tor years the cats paw for SHAREHOLDERS
guE the mouths and ramping on the rights OF north
en- trcemcn. Is there glory" m this, Mr.. Patriot
II 50, SiJat but" W." must be excused q. N
EyecUluH
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CONCERT.
MONS. G. MADAME CANDERBEECK


- ESPECTFULLY INFORM THE LADIES
IL md Gentlemen OF Burlington, TIM they thy re-
quest will give concert, at Strongs Hall, Friday
April 9Th, lSi7
Programme.
FART
I. A Grand Serenadc on the Harp Mozart
2 Overture, Violin and Harp, Rossini,
3 Andantino, Grassiozo, and Aiegretto, in
which he will initiate the flute, tageolet,
and double flute Paganini.
4. The Vocal Family, in which he will I'M
ita,e the ntof the seraphne the chant
ing OF the daughtertn father, the moth
or and the great grandfather, Canderbeec
S. Waterloo March, on the Harp, Nose
6. The Carnival OF New York, with nntas-
tic variations, Candcrbeeck
Z Variation Waltz. on the Harp, Weber
s. The c,lr,a ii mting Piece, in which
he Will i.nt1t- tie French Horn. AMI
the crying Of tlll l. ~ one string
9. The English an t > 'ottl q lick Marh in
which he will initiate the English Du.
gle, and Scotch Blgppe
10. Fantasia of Yankee Doodle III which he
will introduce Home sweet Home on
one sting.
II. Improvement on the Violin, two persons
playing on one Violin at tine same time
producing perfect harmony.
Tickets p cents
To he had at Edwards Boo,: Store, at the Ameri.
ca Hotel and at the door of performance Doors ope,
o.. performance to commence ut Z o'clock. 40w.
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ON this side of iD was the true boundary of Texas
That this had becd fixed the boundary 10y the hand
OF God, aud that Mr. Polk would Justly have subjected
himself to impeachment had he stopped short of it
Thus II seemed that the Almighty had planted both.
und, though they were AZ a vast distance from each
o'her, each oil them was the true boundary. He
would reply to the gentleman from Virginia, that here
was change. and notable change of sentiment on
the nar ot this nominee Here stood his two different
iucons,s tent Incompatible opinions, both delivered to
the House and let II be remembered too, that these
were the very opinions Che meant the individuals last
and ness docrinc) which led to the present war. lit
his report made in August last he stated that the Rio
B.1vo was the true limit 10 which we had right to
tend oar military occupation ct Texas and that it the
Pr sldept had stopped short OF it he would have sub
lectcd himself TO impeachment, WHILE IN 1915, this
same individual had declared that whoever presumed
70 cross the desert far this side OF il would provoke
q war ana further that never would this Government
pass beyond it until Congress should be seized with an
lnordlnac last OF dominion Was the gentleman from
Virginia answered nov F.! tAlr Buyy said not a
world Was the country likely to believe that the no.
minaton c the Cont ct France had been the consc-
qlcnce oi this suUscrycncy NJ \. did not say that
would. lie had his own opinion as to that matter.
. the point lie had set out with was this: that that
House had voted, over and over that would not
sent To the appointment cutcnaut- general but il had
once more been inserted in the bill and the committee
OF conference recommended that the Senate should
Iecrde from its dissent to the measure and suffer the
bill TO pass with ths feature in it, II seemed 70 him
extraordinary that the conerees the part OF the SEN
ute should aCcede 70 such report MIR. A. did not
undertake to alragn the conduct Of the Senate or OF
ITS presiding officer, ("ho, he believed had appointed
the Scnatcs portion OF the commlt'ccl but it was cer-
talny very extraordinary that the Senate should iirs
take the ground that no new made p1litico- military
officer should override Taylor and Scott, and then, al
Ter snohcrns the Wilmot proyisO, and the adoption
OF the ten r. -iWeut bill, should have recommends
ei, 10y committee On their part, that that grounc
should be abandoned But, whatcver might be tn,
recommendation OF n committee o. conference, the
Senate, n body, had the pc OF holding on to tn,
position it had taken. Aud now, once more, the
l,f If fts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

MOsTEFECTlvE GENERAL REMEDY.

Among the various popular Medicines of the day,
for sterling, standard and substantial virtues, rons
stands higher than DR.. Woods SlrsapnriIa and WI |
Cherry B.uers peculiarly itcitois combination Of
those excellent remedies which its title implies. There
is no better medicine fer Impurities OF tn !! od, Ner-
vous Irritation Impaired Digestion, Chronic Head
ache Bilious Complaints. FIal'cnci"s, Rheumatism
Eruptons, Scroiua, Canker, etc etc, can be either
desired found Il operates with great certainty nj
facility in the OF these complaints and general
restorative OF the system to health nyallds, Physi-
clans and others having occasion for tonic or ape-
rrnt, in every where either Sarsapnrly or Wild
Cherry are desired, can do no better than give this
standard preparation trial. and the proprietor fully
believes that il cannot possibly tail giving satlsllc
ton. For sale by PECR Il SPEAR. iOv2
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1flnrric0.

III Peru n. Y on the 90 inst BY the Rev. VIM.
Ames, Mr. CARLOS +. GLLLrr, of Charlotte W. to
Miss CHARLOTTE f. Cow, oiPem.
In linesbnrgh, march %, by Rev o. S. Hoyt,
MIR. ROBERT McKiM, to Miss SARAH WHTEslEp all
DILL
AT New York at the Asor House. Mir George f
Dana of Boston, to Miss Celia f. Davis, OF Provi-
dcncc.