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Democratic banner., 1847-06-28
LATE NEWS!!

UST receiveie the new brick Store, Water
81 Street, a large and general assortment of
Goods, comprising as complete a stock as
any house in the country, of 1.-THE articles
usually wanted by the people of the coun-
try.
The Dragging business has been so
completely 0rerionc, that we shall not offer
anyofthat article; but this much we will say,
that our stock is warranted to be less than
$4,000,
and we respectfully ask a call from pur-
chasers, who will examine and Judge for
themselves. -
II We continue to purchase all kinds Of
produce for cash or merchantdize, and we only
state a fact, when we say that one Of our re-
cent shipments of Tobacco brought the HIGHEST
PRICE Of any sold this season except one HID.
May Sd. lS47. T.. ID. DRAPER.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-28

The new. elegant light
draught, and fast running
passenger steamer LUCY
BERTRAM, Chas. Dean,
Master, will run repular.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FASHIONS
~ ID FOR WAY.

Tafetas noires. pekins foutanges, poplines,
India nuSlins, tolls de Nahkin Of silk, tafietas
chimes with wide stripes. glaceS silks checked
or striped, in,erlnixed with bouqets brooches,
foulards de lame, pekns de rois, with all fash
ionable materials al this mofne9s many plain
and ciace silks are embroidered at passs. com
mencing at the bolton OF the skirt. and dmlH-
ishing gradually to the eoFsage. SiIghter
materials are trimmed with several rows Of
f1ounces, ille corsages full, and demilarge
sleeves. For redineotes fancy buttons, or
aguds OF ribbon, or OF the same materials are
the only trimmings used. They are some.
times embroidered with a narrow GIMP
FourIards are much used for pegnoirs, orna
mented with dentelle de sole, the color OF the
dress. Velvet will continue IN favor 10 orna-
ment dresses, as well as fringes and gimp Of
every variety; founces are Indispensable for
full dress; lively bright eolors are fashionable
Tight bodies have the backs forming a round
ed point at the waist butnot in front for red
ingotes, which finish with ceinture and buck
lie; the ceinture cannot take the form Of the
point behind, and therefore only commences
at the sides; not being seen al all behind
Muslin dresses of the redineote form are or
namented with tulie and lace; the corsages
IiHu anu iutl, ao WEI do tbt SiCtNtos NhiNil
have culiSses from top 10 bottom, placed
a little apart The mante marquise, and the
mantelet Andaiouse will be the pardessus most
in favor this season. The mante marqulse
partakes a little of the yisie, but IS large and
fuller, without being so heavy; there are three
diferentslyles of trimming For demi toilette
the frills are the same material, that is, Of tat
leias plain or glace bf dark color, with or with.
out gimp. When required handsomer, they
are embroidered all over; as on the trills.-
Snll handsoner are those trimmed with two
frills of lace, the lower one very deep, headed
by one about a third the width Of The lrsi.-
The mantelets for dent toilette are OF plain
dark tailetas, trimmed with the same material,
the form will vary but little from those ofpro-
ceeding years, but they are shorter in front
Black is less worn fer all parduessus this sea
son; pale colors gafes are preferred. The
spring bonnets and eapotes are little more
open in form; the crowns round. and the
fronts not very deep; lilac, pink, and the light
green are the tavorte colorS. Flowers are the
usual ornaments, OF foliage. The materials
are, as usual at this season, pallle de rz, Grape,
tulle lace, fancy straws.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
tartins6ur9 S&sazsltt.


Published ererp JRtrsday Morning IN Martins.
burg, Berkeley County. Fstsinia,
al Sc 90 year, " paid in adv ancc So. so
&c paid " h ilsn six mont his and 50 80 af
Ger the expiration of SIX months No pa
per q Use olts inucd until all ARE aragss are
paiqs except at the option of the Editor
fy-ADvERrtsEmENTs will be Inserted al s pei
square for ibree uines aud - cents per square foi
every Subsequent tn.ertion
@3-MurrAss ADvEsrIsEMESTs viii be inserted
al half.prce,
lsS.ln al cases, the nunbsr Of times must BE-
mari ed On the Mss, or the advertisement seat vii
tg5-A liberal discount made 10 those who contract
to advertise By the year.
90 Advertisers expected TO make payment a,
soon as the time expires for which their advertise
meuis Inserted. a#
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

FIDELITY OF THE DoG.-A pleasant instance
OF canine sagacty, which transplred day or
TWO since short distance out Of town, was
related to US yesterday. little boy of two
summers had strayed from home in the dusk
OF evening. His parents became alarmed for
his safety, and made diligent inquiry for him
IN every direction without success. and were
on the point of abandoning the search IN sor
row and despair, when the pretty pra,ler was
discovered at ten O'Clock at night asleep in A
lane about three-quarters Of mile from MS
home. He was lying on the grass bv The road
side with an arm thrown over the neck Of d
faithful house dog, that had accompanied him
N his 'ruant Journey and who was there keep
ing vgilant watch over his Young master. The
calld's dress showed marks of the teeth Of the
dog, who had no doubt forciblv endeavored to
induce him to turn his steps homeward-
When The good dog saw assistance approach.
ing he banked for joy, and appeared highly
graufed that the little embodiment Of innc-
cense and sunshine was SO soon to be restoled
70 the parents who had slmcs' given hrn ~
-o- iasf - plilr r. p.iief,r
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

The Richmond Times Of Saturday says .
1--WE are much pleased to learn that the ex-
pertinent Of educating one poor young man
from each Senatorial District, without charge
for tuition, has proved TO be eminenily success
full The students admitted on this foundation
have been almost without exception exempla-
ry in their habits and diligent in their studies.
and are amongst the most respectable at the
institution. Thepreseni session, indeed. has
been distinguished by the good order that has
generally prevailed. 81 saa33e BE-
seWe observe that Ave of the SO Senatorial
Dairicis--ihe Sd, 4th, eth, llth, and 18th, are
at pfesont without representatives.. - Zach.
TTFl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

the SOULS of the sacrificed in buildings appro-
priaied TO the purpose. The companions OF
Cortez counted one hundred and sixtysix
thousand in one Of the edifces Without at
tempting precise calculation, therefore, it is
safe TO conclude that thousands were yearly
offered up, in the different cities Of Anahuac,
on the bloody affairs Of Mexican divinities.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
GI)r Ga'ettr.

pCj-We have been amused at the anxious so
lclmle exhibjtelhy the Richmond Enquirer,
as 10 theuamo by whichihc htmiuisuationpar-
" shcJlI be designated Durug the canvass
Of tS44, the term 'Democralic" seemed or
lnolox enough, and well DO we remember the
glorilyDg dispositions upon the character Of
those party principles represented BY that des
ignalon, SC layishty spread out in the column,
Of the Enquirer then. But now. it seems, i
d. has come er lac spnil Of lis dream
Republican" is the word. and the poor wlgh
who walks boldly ~ to the watchiul sennncl
or the Enquirer, expecting 10 pass into the 10
co camp. is sadly out Of it, Indeed, if he have
not the new connlenigu, Not a town cleo
uoa places some one oithe faithful in It's ulu
pjcipal chair, bat il is heralded as ''RepubG
ran" victory. Not stirring appeal goes tortl
70 the people, but it is headed "Republcap!
10 Arms" Nota fractions scion Of Democra
cy. foolishly daring to think for himself, exhlb
rs symptoms Of rebellion IN party dIcta,ion
but inc Enquirer thunders denunciations o
such apostacy from "Republicaplsn" IN hi
ear. with terrific effect
There was once party, composed of those
who styled themselves Republicans with some
rcasou--but when the first dawnings OF tina
tendency to radicalism, now 50 apparent. were
observed, the term Democrat was applied tC
them BY way of rldicule--as under our form
of Government, the idea of Democracy is alb
surd. In the process of time, however, the
caterpillar of RepubIicanIsm, has expanded it
self into the butterfly ofDemocracy. Change
seems stamped upon the insect--and now EN-
bemalic OF its sudden mutations startling the
eye by their glare, the term Locoteco stares the
Enquirer in the face. Aye! token Of sudden
lisAt-but alas as brief as brilliant, and NTH
a wondrous odor of sulphur Let none mar
vel then, that fastdious nos,ns will have"none
oft" Captain Ryndeys may be LocGfoeo-
but the Enquirer will be RepuLlca,.
SulI, though names may not be the same.
that which they designate is identical in this
case, and Romeo, in the midst Of his love
phren2ios, stumbled upon good sensible truth
when he sand
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
NO MORE.

Flow on, sad stream, unto the sea,
Thou floweth on as ever,
But the heart most dear, no more is here,
Forever and forever.
No morel hear II III the pines,
Through which the night winds roar,
These stars will shine in eyes OF thing
No more, o, never more.
Sigh onl sad autumn wind sigh on;
She lies in the grass beneath,---
make my moan by her grave alone,
For the violels have her breath
O, lonely night o, wandering moonl
Has, thou no word for me2
o, love and sorrowl @, day and morrow!
Must ye forever be!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
P@GGiGalo
eI.EEP.

ELEEp.
"He gigeth his beloved Sleep"
That most mysterious thing.
That 70 the worn and weary heart
Forgetfulness can brng;--
That conieth 10 the mourning one pa
By many griefs oppressed,
And speakeih, in It's dreamy voice.
Of heaven, and hope, and rest
ItyIsiieth the desolate
Who have no friend beside;
Aud bripgeth peace to saddened souls
Whose 'hope, deferred" had died,
il layeih its caressing hand
Upon the brow ofcare,
And caleih back TO faded lips
The smile they used to wear. as
And lovely is the angellisht
OF a little chid's repose.
The hottest and sweetest rest
Our human nature knows.
Such rest as cannot close the eyes ~ -
Crown old with many tears;
Thatneyer sooth the pilgrim path
Oflite's detected years.
ale eiyelh his beloved Sleep"
All thanks FOR such boonl
And thinks, too, for the deeper sleep
That shall be with US soon.
From which our long DER laden hearts
Shall wake to pine no more,
But find fulfilled the fairest thoughts
They only dreamed before!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

liy any other name would smell as sweet''
The odour ol'Democracy is the same, wheth-
crit figure in the botany of Politics, as Republ-
cansm, Progressive Democracy or downright
Iocoiocoism and we much fear the pills
that the party are forced TO swallow, are com,
posed of the same ingredients, whether yended
at Tammany Hall, or supplied 10 the South
om trade from the General Agency at Rich
mond.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
EMORY 81 CO.

P. S.-The ''Smal Fry" Lotteries draw
every .Moaday. Hednesday and Saturday III
each and'eyery week.
Emory * Co being appointed agents iCr the
small lotteries can sell a package Of tickets IN
those Small Fry Schemes for the sinoll sum
Of So a packages all Other vendefs chargo
So 5 apacka1e. "a,
Emory < Go, pay all postage,
AIlorde MO Emory $50. meet with prompt
attention. 4
Pnze. invariably cashed 10 Gold.
Emory & co. have made arrangements 10,
cash prizes sold hg other vendors wboui cbar
ging extra discount, as hereioiere - -
TIE OFFlcE OF EMORY 4 co.
(BfuE FRosT J No, 2 CuvEar Sr..
Opposite City Hofsi, Baltimore, M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

ga MINIsrERINs ANGEL '--In one Of the
letters describing the incidents of the battle
Of Buena Vista, we find the following
"There was one little scene on the field
which excited great sympathy A Mexican
woman was found in gorge under one the
peaks OF the mountain, having about ten or
twelve of her countrymen. FIVE or six Of whom
Were dead. She was endeavoring 10 make the
beds of the living as easy as she could, by re-
moving the stones from under them and pla-
eng their heads upon her own person. She
refused bread and water herself, rendering ey-
cry thiag that was offered her TO the sufferers
about her. Ii was almost about the only bright
spot on that bloody ground. A monument
should be raised TO her which should stand as
long as the battle of Buepa Vista is remember
ed. | saw the good woman afierward in one
Of the wagons with her wounded men, appa-
renty full OF joy end hope, thankful, | sup
pose that she had fallen into merciful hands, /"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

UNIVERSITY ar VIRGIElA.-Fhe catalogue
ofthe Officers and Students of this institution,
for the session of i646-7. has been received
The number OF matriculates is G3. of whom
Virginia furnishes Ia, South Carolina 8, Mis-
sissppi9 Alabama A. North Carolina 3,Loui-
slana, Missouri, Georgia and Kentucky each
2, and from tue District of Columbia. The
tickets taken in the different SCHOOL, are as fol-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
office.

a y Annual Needing Of Tue Overseers OF
"a the Poor Of Berkeley County. Will be
lied at the Lniled States Hotel Ia Martins
burg, on Monday. t.e al day Of J,a,e aert.--
All persons having business with the Board
will attend on that day.
). GARARD.
May y. lS41--2w Cielk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
GoMfecfi0s.f,ry. sc.

SUCH asCandles Of all descriptions, Nuts
~ ofail kinds, Cocoa Nuts, Bunch Raisins,
Pruues. Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Ess Lrrnop.
Peppermint, Cdananon, BaiSam Of Liie. OPP
0desdoe, l.ogdiais, Castor Oh. Sa1es, y. y. Ci-
der, Champagne Wine. Porter, Brown Stout.
Beel, Scotch Herring, Chewing aud Smoking
Tobacco, and Segars OF all kinds. =, s..5..
May s L. q. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
AGE\ rs.
cspt JNo. u pEyroN, Staaaion
MIR ABM. SENaBLE.,

Gs-YOLNEY b. PALMER, Esq, is The daly
authorized Agent in the Ci'ics Of Boston, New York
Philadelphia aud Baltimore. for procuring sdser
tisements, receiving Subscriptions, and making col
lecIons for the Martissburg Gazette
Gg-GE0RGE PRATT, Esq, Of New York CT
ty Is ai>o The duly aurhnrizrd Agent for procuring
Advertisements, receiving Subscriptions, aud ma
king CO lecjlons for the Martinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
0s Sc &c. &c. HH
Tickets only Sl0---sharcs m proportion.

Emory & Co. say 70 one and all. keep in
minda.his grand and glorious Scheme. For
tise smalirlsk Of $40 ou may gain m indie
pendent lortunel To make ene Of ilse above
prizes sure, we recommend packages Bear
At IN mind, one single pack age gan draw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

CANDLES, CANDLES.-Iay lor Can
~ dles--"nerer r7o,'--Spern. Adamannne,
Moulded and Dipped---lor sale by
May Is JAS. ~ RIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
VOLUME A.. NUMBER IA.
DaHKEsyILLE SEMINARY.

VI ME Spring Session OF this Institution
N will commence ms sAos,day. TIE @ith q
.alGsi, and W Ill consist OF 20 weeks.
The Seminary viii be under the charge Of
MIR. u. SMITH EIcHLLBEgGER. who Is we'll
and tayoraby knuwn 10 the community as an
instructor Of youth.
The course OF instruction embraces The fol
lowing branches :---Orihography. Reading
Writing, Al ithnetie. Engiish Grammar, Ge,
ography, Composition. History, Execution.
Algebra, Geometry. MensuratIon and Survey
ing. s sehs
Andif desired, instruction viii also be gwen
IN the Latin and French Languages. and Book
keeping, so far as practicable IN a school
room. sFfA a.ti
Every attention viii be paid 70 the advance
ment and morals pupils placed in charge Of
this Seminary and mild buldecisiyc discip.
line will be observed in the government of the
school
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
TERMS:

For Orthography, Reading, Writing.
and Arithmetic, $3.50
For English Grammar, Geography,
Composition and History, SOC
For ALGEBRA. Geonaetry, Mepsuraton
and Surveying, SEQ
For Latu aud French, and Book Keep
ing. 800
For Oriental and Mezotintal Painting, 500
JOHN SINClNDlyER,
Trustees Z +, NJ BURkHART,
(ARCnlBALD LAMAR.
MAY %, lS41-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

''Io insure success and prize packages "a
any OF the beautiful schemes now drawing.
YOU mnSi address lie over lnrlrnaie
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03

Emory s. Go. viii sell ceriihcaie a Toeu-
lar package. containing all he numbers IN lAe
ouprv as fnllou.s,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-03
LOTTERY.
~ ApeciHS E,dirr !.

s0t8 doubts are iyaiiois, and make US l0sf tte
good ire 81 might ,cal by fearing 70 atssspes
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27

RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE IN PRUssIA.-A
London paper ofthe 29th ult furnishes the follow
ing interesting intelligence from Prussia.
s'The king of Prussia will, in few days, issue
an edict. or law, granting very large measure
OF religious liberty TO his kingdom; measure
quite as large as could possibly be expected in
the present condition OF things in that kingdom,
especially under the maintenance, and even the
existence of the Prussian national church. This
is matter which calls for devout thanksgiving
on the part of every sincere friend OF a pure
Christianity. We understand that the measure
is so comprehensive that it will cover completely
all such movements as those Of CZerski, Rouge,
and their adherents. In word, whosoeyer are
dissatisfied with the existing Protestant, Catholic,
or Jewish modes of worship, may have such as
they prefer. upon engaging to support it at their
own charges, and to maintain due regard to the
laws which enforce good order and Propriety.
We consider THE act of the king as constituting
a most important epoch in the history of religion
in Germany.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
RE-OPENING.

AVlNG nearly completed the alterations in
my Store, would respectfully give notice that it
will be re-opened to tie public
ON THURSDAY, FEB'Y 25th
In the course of the late Improvement have odied to
the two principal Sales Rooms of 500 square feet
besides finishing in she third story large and convenient
CARPET ROOM
Having very much reduced my old stock shall on the
FIRST OF MARCH, open very large stock Of new and
desirable Goods, to which the ttenOn of purchasers
respectfully solicited. HENRY H. CHkMBELIN
Worcester, Feb "a. div 1852 & 1854 Main st.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER IS. February "a, le47.
lion. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge OF Probate for
the county OF Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate Of FREDERICK BRIGHAM
Of Brookfed, in said County, merchant, insolvent
debtor and late partner with Lorenzo Prouy the pay
ment Of any debts the delivery any property be-
longing to said nsolvent debo to him or for his use
and the transfer OF any property by him forbidden by
law
The first meeting of the creditors said debtor will be
held al the Office OF Thomas g. Hill, in Worcester in
said County, ON The thirteenth day Of March neat
O'Clock IN the forenoon for the proof OF debts and the
choice Of an assignee assgnees.
dot GEO. JONES d. Sheriff.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
STORE TO LET.

As THE subscriber offers to LET, for one or more
EaT4A l. years, his STORE in the Centre Villege OF
4A LANCASTER. II ia old stand and probably Of
the best locations for trade Worcester County Posses
given forthwith
Aso--TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
0nd story, said Store, which years have
been occupied TAILoR's SHOP they excellent
stand for good workman in that business
A small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi h
Cases Drawers, &c. may be had with the So-e if desir
ed JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept. /. dwistf IS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
TEETH BEAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth 10 give them all the beauty of which
they capable, and TO leave them in such as
easily be kept in order by the individuals themselves
o Fl. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the "Anodyne Vapor in the operation of extracting teeth
o. IL BLOOD
NJ b. For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor. It Worcester Jan 90
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
To the Honorable Board of County Com.

missoners for the County of Worcester.
fTfHE petition of the Worcester arr Nashua Rail Road
Company represents that their Railroad as the same
is located in the of Worcester crosses the highway
between the house of Silas and William Barber and the
house OF Silas Brooks, in incOnvenent manner and
that for the purpose Of facilitating the crossing high
way with their Railroad your petitioners think proper
alter the course Of said highway by turning the same
the distance OF about forty rods upon the land as
and William Barber and upon land Brooks near the
crossing aforesaid
Also, that their Railroad located in the town of West
Boyston crosses the highway between the houses o Jo
seph and Bernce Morse and The house of Jabez Newton
IN an inconvenient maDner and that purpose OF
facilitating the crossing OF said highway by their Railroad
they think proper alter the said highway near
said crossing, by removing the souhery short
distance upon the land If SAID Newton.
Also, that their Railroad located in the town Of ar-
ward crosses the town way in the of Harvard in
said County, the house Benjamin Jewe in an in
convenient manner and that for the purpose facilitating
the crossing OF said town way by their Railroad your pc
oners think proper 10 alter the said way
near said CROSSING by removing the westerly about
thirty rods, upon the land of said Jewett.
Wherefore your petitioners pray your Honorable Board,
after due notice TO the premises and direct the
in which said ways shall be altered assess all dam
ages and do whatever else in the premises may be re-
CURED by the provisions of law
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company,
by their Agent w. A. WHEELER.
Hated at Worcester, Jan'y g. 1S47.