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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24
MR.. WEBSTER'S HEALTH.
THB LArET EBWs FROM MaRSaFIELp.
The Closing Moments Of a Great
Statesman.
TEE FAREWELL OF RELATIVES AyO FRIENDS,
&c.. &C., Ho.
! y i II G II A HIC

TELEGRAPHI
Bosro,, October ga NJ
The following IL account Of the state Of Mr. web
ster during the night
At eleven o'clock he again seized with vo omtings
Though At this time they slight
Between and two O'Clock this morning no was
again attacked aud for three quarters Of suffer-
ed terribly From that time the date of our writing
this (six and half oclook) he remained free from pain
and in placid state.
His mind Is still cesr aud bright as the sun now
rising.
During all the tme for ten hours past, when he was
free from pain he conversed cheerfuly with friend,
around his bedside and than once p!aysully re.
psoach,d his faithful Sarah, for not retiring
to.bed
DIr Webster Is fully conscious of his condition a
evidenced from the consoiaons ho is constantly ad
dressing to his mourning family aud friends
Occasionally in the presence Of tho his eatives
which clearly hors that the welfare of bis county
present end as dear to him ever
The iilustrous invalid is asleep but fears of fur
ther terrible suffering his part entertained by
his friends should he be again seized with vomiting ON
waking
On Friday afternoon he had the people employed In his
family and upon his farm called in and after giving them
much earnest advice upon matters temporal and spiri-
tual bade them last farewell.
MAHsHrIELD, Saturday Oct. 23--7 A. NJ
Mr. websters physicians have given out the following
bulletin -
'Nr Webster has failed during the night, and Is
quite low and exhausted this morning."
MARsHFIrLp. october 23 3-l2AP PM
Mr. Webster still continues to sink Shortly after six
O'Clock this morning he had attacks of vomiting
which gradually wearing away bis strength He
live through the day but it is thought he caunot survive
through the night Messages have just be dspa ohed
fr DR. J. III Warren, Of Boston, requesting him to come
dowr IN the afternoon train
Just this express etars the following from his ply
sieinn has been put into ny hands -
MARsarirLo, IS NJ Ssssnrdsy.
Er Wehster q sEseltsy sissipg it Is thought he viii
not auryve thGu twen y hours If so long Hi,
frame mind is that entire tranquility aai hsppoe.s
lie attends to all necessary business aud his mind main
tsiEs its usual attention to all subecssn persons
MAssHrIELp, October 23-2pT
Mr., Wehster ,inues to sink His mental faculties
seem vnclcu ied end brilliant n, ever Io occasionally
speaks to his family contompatcs deah calmly and is
perfectly resigssd
Lis physicians think he VIII expire during tie night
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Mcteorologscsi observations.

Moss.s LINE, orFicn nAsEMrsr 81 STREET.
SATURDAY. Oct % 1861
BUFFALO. o A clear pleasant aud cool moraing
Wlud LOrh Tharnomet.r 6i. Barometer 2p.6i
Rochester, A M A very plsastn ma ming though
athrr cool Wind northwest Thermometer Is.
AurunN, o A N Cloudy ami cold morning LigiA
northwest wind ibezm on.eter 80.
SyHt.usE, o A. M.-Dark cloudy morning Wind
northwest.
Urea 0AM--Cl.sr pesssst morning. Wind north
dhei n,ometst 6s.
AiP4Ny, "a. MA beautiful, clear morning. Wind
rsriEwest. Thermometer "A Barometer -. Msro1ry
/.
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There arc no less ttan five pre entail tickets ~ Gaof
ole rGlr,ls the son hetn hghis Pierce and kog
tltfet- ilo tuicn ~ Tucao Pjeice nrf hire uekat-
tie webster and JIkius ioket-the s'ott ana dtahtm
tCktt-- and tie fioup aud Guituan ,icstt
FtrcrtoS N JiNStsolA - hn elecon for menb' ~ ~
tbc ter,torl LEGISLATURE hold 81 Iinroos o. the
fth mt We have received rtturns obly from ~ Paul
ai.fret. Which elected tour demoHat AMI one wbis
CoNCRIssIorAL NUMnATioNs IN NiaGiSlA =
stetr,Id tI,r uepe hs4 been ropinalod by Tie demo.
nts and W z Wiley W the whig' q The fifteenth
Rtiics 10 nll the unexEired term of George W.
Il.
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Cor Annapolis Correspondence,

AsNAF9LIs October % 1852
LNtd Sia'ts Ship Prcte and Seaaer Mssssippi- Cover
Lowe.
1he rrsd States sbp Preble loft her anchorage day,
'or Norfolk to undergo sx'ersye repairs.
The etemship Missssippi Is expected arrive here
tomorrow
Governor Lowe vii speak in PLilaislphis and New
Ncik pisyious to the election
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CLOTHING.

dNAsT OFF CLOTtffk G.-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about dollar worth of good LEFT cloth
ing In large small quantities, for which the full valuo
will be given IN rpney Address through post or
Gallon JAMES MuHUNLY at rs second hand store, No
~ Orange ssroct, Coatham street.
CAsH, CAsH.-TuE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
~ new ard pecond.haud catches jewelrv gurt, pistols
mtehancs' toci hcuecho'f furfitusc, seal gurvea
sal nathemhtirpi laet hnlta Mrtcv lost fr II h rer
y httFfS .soubt.s tes 4 ct .rgM ,Ao onra,r or
= 49,. .......
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wHs VMysy.ERs. ssusIsU.

- =
LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRI gg--THh
n the New orb and Harlem pailvgAd iesve stl
City Hall station, New york. daily tSuRaays exoapteSs
with tO kalroad Cor abany and Trof
Lsbanou Spsngs pttahaid springfield, md other inogs
x,nto stations At o'clOcN y N.Ac00mmOdati0p traf
% Chatham Four Corners connecting With western nRt
gcad song oaes Passengers for Lebanon Spr'ags viii ~
he 10 o'olocf A. ~ trBir ~ Chsbh'm Wettcrr Ratrta9
Csnasn and ntsgn 20 Lebanon, arriving esy sho came
asrnoon. vsre th-orgh, 81.
HSAkDEN AMI hsBug RATlR0hD roR PafnArEf
~ phis.-Iesves BY gtce Db0as J0Hh POTTER ftee -
I, North rvIr st 81 d. en3 a. NJ, she0ugh in *
Fave 6rs GLASS So Gsstp1 GLARS y ~ A liEs only a.
Returning shy. er.qe'pfis 20, ot wsi&aA saicsh a.
AN asdaP.E.
LIUDfOK RIVER RAuRoAD-TRAIys, DAILY
Al tSundsys exccptetl from Chamb,ra street. foF A.
Ssny and Troy. Through Fares all Trains SI.b0.-
1spress Train ~ ~ hTo gi III h5urs connecting wt
1rans reaching Buffalo Montreal o'clock evening
Mail Train A. M.-Throunh Way Traias OF md y.
-Expross Tran y A.--hocomrrt datiop Train 7N r. n
SUNDAY hsil Train Il. ~ from Canal StreetPassen
gera taken ~ Chamhers Canal Christopher 18th an a
rtreets- GEO. STARK. SuperiufendsnA
NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS GOING sourU TO
IN Cherletton, NORFOLK Portsmouth via Ilav Iine-
One of the bay line seamora will leave the lower md Of
Spears wharf daily undays excepted Cor Norfolk Ports
in Baltimore from philadelphia New York Ia any of the
evong trains visiting TO 90 SOUTH can s'oep
on board the boats oharse for tho dep
20 the boat Through tickets purchased OF X d. Doan
agent Of N. j. r. H., foot of Liberty street.
~ n. FALLS As,ut. Baltimore
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The Late Gale mt the South.

BaLridoRE, Oct q 1859.
The ships Josh Bradley from Boston aud ths orisade,
from Eew York recently arrived at New 0tlcaul exps
ieuond the late gee, and received sli mt damage
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. Lr,,rrs PIE polmcni osto,al. bang ae J,4l post

Ire Iotntnt required. tc'ng ne tnfd SAFES Ga
pyt,,f,7 1ouqre o7lg IN Pgtidn ciostd matt Egypt.
exetps Atxandiia) ftssa States not belonging Co Aus
tt4a (t xeect Acdoua Psnns and Tuscany. lm5trdy
eGd Venice parts ot toe Austrian Eapife Furkev,
W AHaahis No'davit sersa Leyante and Turkish
lara IN the Mtoiterarean( except Contautt aOps Fey
raut. fnDa,a RF toes cesme Snyrna Fen'dos Nyi.
iona sa'onco Dardeu,l Ties GalipUh samsum Trebi-
tce Nayna TulCzq landia Ga itz and Ibrl 80 cts-
a NrwspAl rrS SIR ceniS tqch Pre- pay u1prt req ur-
a beng he United states and prussisn p)srazs only
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ON LarTsus-- he rYygaeit otfuai bins hs ftH pos-
ore-- - man huttfI6u Postal Union, Ststss OF viz
Ptu-fs al other GerUsn Safe' aul ths whole Ars-rsn
pire hy fbc prussian closed aa via London aad 0s-
tend, ~ cfttf
CN RrusrApas- sr c,a,s each Prepayment rsquirei
both ia the tritsd sfats Rni Germany bsuy the fail
postseo rhcufore Lerspapers ftcovd n she Pruslsn
clctc0 usai Cnke thrse IL the nrib rfssch Bremen,
and olnsI f0rril a viii he delivered aghont fortder
ctge Newsrapet sent ia o. eruss ian clio ed mau TO
the ti.rmAu ustlisn 10 tai onion sn9Hla be marked
tJoia ~
oS I.E1lrEs PIE I1acnt oitoai Lcny the |aA psst
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w A. CARTER, UCTIOSIER.-AUCTIoS NO
W. tce.-New grocery stocl ana fixtures, Monday,
October 2 at 10 O'Clock tho of Prince ard Lau
streets being fresh and stock of choice family
cuneug Of the nsual assortment Of
coffee, syrups oil, sc. Also, horse, wagon and
harness. sher with scales and molasses all
Also the 1nase Of tho ~cry low The
sale will be pos,ivc 70 the highest bidders
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HENRY II. LEEDS. sUCrIoNERR. - WILLIAMS.
Stephens Il " iefnss great annual sale of American
and foreign pirtngs al tie Nasions Academy Of
NO Cos brcadecy crpges 1nd street Wednesday 2It,
Thursday, 18th ana friday 2sh ipst. Messrs Williams,
Sephens Wilt ms leg leave {, their rss
nIa sale Of pgintnss by and foreign artists ot
distinguished reputation 90 include, among others the
works y, Durand Huntington, Doughty, kcsster, Ouac,
Clifford JonLes, RRnucy. henLr Blt Pesle, Anuei Car
ter Heard. Poole. Siauey, Prey. Hebrun &c., and "a iu
cluds number Of hie cost paintings in Ia
nouncng this sale which they confidently invite the At
eenticn of tie pubo mud urch fro all parts of the
United states they propose place before buyers
rior class of p ture richly framed which have only been
attainS Tie at private rchate r asng of goatc
mems galleries ard HON from 10 time da
xrereotype ws1c ~ tile Of modern arts this
eide of the Atlsnti while the cooperation Of leading
tists already seevTed geaEany u works which, in Tho
ordinary OF rurcae sale would rarely be
40 the great body o. it believed that the plan
will fully the Wises of buyers at t0 return
to the artist bepct eua 10 thoe the public must derive
from uch exposition Caaiog1es will 30 ready aud the
pictures exhibited above after She 18th iuss.
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res,,, rooYc,t,or with pruss,,.

TIE fCNoeiuR rte tic RACES ~ r9snep epshea by
ron u-t concluded bCtwaen tha urit states AMI
Prussia The Hrst clio 80 n u trussit g b. ds.pAoh
"a New York ~ the UNITED safe. hip bal
the nuth inltEpt -
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CENThIVILiE COURSE, Il. I.-TRoTTIN
- Iuesd1y Oct 70, at ~ o'clock l.. N.--Purse s9li
Tree mile heats to ssgonsD lalmsn enters stlf,n
e. LsNreIcc; j. hicheieu enters br. stallion Cardnsl
~ woodruff enters gr. stallion John Anderson l.. det Ill
tie periormauces Of the above lions, woad lie folly
Every body knows thai ST. Lawrence heat WASHINGTON In
the last race bA which he has racked the highest
fan tardiral ill face hin. aud also John Anders,a-a
par o. the right itrd JOEL COS KILN Propriesor.
Cmributses will leave Fulton ferry, Srooklyn at lH
o'clock, and return as soon as the race il over.
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HsstDcI uEsU JIM AUItrs
CHARLEsroS October 23 1863
The steamship Isabel arrived here yesterday feom BL
trsore. sp6 will sail for Havana to morrow tnornrg
The T. s. mail steamsb James Adser arrived ut the
bar s o'clock la: evening and at her wharfat O'Clock
this Saturday morning
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Destructive Fare at Providence.

FNoVlDE7Ca1 U3tOber u Isa1
fire broke out about ten O'Clock this forenoon In thu
thes story brick buain5 No 63 Cauai street In this
city belonging to A. u. DilSa aud ocauoed By D 4
Alry Dud 90 dealers rs paper &c Their loss mlst be
at iRt SO 0eo (and no ibsurance) thu whole OF hsr
rtock tere consumed Tbe building was insured at the
Atlpne Office for 81 ECO which will probably cover the
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sALMs ar AUUlrrs,N.

MATS AT AUETiON.-NfLMEKDI & MOUNT
will SELL Wednesday, next, - inst, ut their
sion room M. 81 Beafur street, dozen gentle
silk hats, Beehes mapHfact red expressly for city
trade. 10 be sold by the single
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NEWS BY RAPH.

Consul sharkey's Return 90 Havana.
New ORLEAss 0ot %. tsS2
Judge shorkey. ". s Consul as Hsvsns has arrived
here and goes TO Havana Tuesday uext Ia the sean
ship EL,pite city
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CHARLESTON, October % 1852.
There were five deaths flo yellow fover during the 81
hours ending this evening
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II. "A.
Monday evening Vii 'S%s 20 " '''1
IRELAND As 1T Is.
Rassed Pathr. D. vial ans Judy. Mira B. Williams
BRIAN O'LYNN.
NInLo's GARpEN-MANAGER MR. JoaN SEXTON.
- iekets-D cts; pri yste boxes S. Doors opon at7s;
Firs. night Of the celebrated Miss Fitzpatrick.
Tnee her reSsn The atod comedian Mr.
psnt srs, have appeared totssr Mr. Corby with the
set and Mons H. in the srns Al ehsrsor. asd
dancing Monday ess",y ossS'sr a' viii be performed
"ildrahe Mr. BrswH, co,st .nce. Miss Fitzpatrick
Frsac.. -. Mons. Corhy Annette :. =. Nile Buan
WALLAcKs THEATRE BROADWAY. NEAR
" EroGne st-D9ers oPea At ~ 70 commenos stTA
BAKE n.y. me- ss S sEGn
Monday evening" psSs fi9s'r I'D ( "i nlTass E rsef'a
sr Simon Slack wv wIsss ss ns, Blake
- % TnE fFS.Tiav %E%v1gs Ssfa NAN A'' Fanny of'n''
rstfs Nj Hr 'STs.% Sss:s,
Vivian r"isss Rss Nary Vary Hi.. NV wase sss
~, - "a AssGSist.nMr {, Abbes Night Friday evening
ss e'D =, N''' SsE'ssHsS @HE sGsSHAsr or VENICE.
shyi''S. MIR ASse ,tT poctis ..Miss Norton
Teddy n'Rourkc, sliae DR. o. Toolo ......Mr Ryder
Woop's MINsTaELs. al BROADWAY. ABov,
Msnsssr MAJ snd proprisortho eatertanmcaa offered G
e asss assr and ana S % sss das
States, see programme Doors open at 6; cOncert
respectfully informed that the afternoon eonoero ara ds
continued.
MERRIA&s MODEL OF SAN FRANCISCO WILL BE
V' NarIoNaL Si.". ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
NO 663 Broadway,
on and afer Tuesday October 2 from 10 o'clock to
san Francisco in miniature and san francisco ex
aety'-Daiy Alta Culiforois in IT, 1867
This is the most perfect or the city the mind can
conceive. Every landmark North Bcacn 20 Rincon
Point from the chi ppng the has bo to the hills bac
Of the town t. noticeable stands out in bold rel o"
oall1ornla Express July 26 lS5s
THE GREAT PANORAMA or TIE NEW TEsTA-
ment and the Holy Land. which has been ir.wnt ds-
Lighted aueences the past week by request will be exh
bited TN evening at ~ O'clock in the Chinese
But tngs. h9 Broadway Professor lIars will deysr
lecture de eeriiye of the panorama Admtano this evea
ing 9ny "a cents Appropriate music will accompany
SAITiER's pIonAMAs Will. OPEN, OCTOBER sJ
sn- cio sSce 'Ts Sc ,snd .eriea Of 'he Com,s
teenth street and broadway. Admission 2f oents.
NIBLo's BALL AND coNCLRT BALLOON ALSO TIL
supper room reception ladies parlors dio+t
rooms have all been painted decorated reurnss
the encces caterer for the three ssasoss hss bo6
sngaeea Tor this and no expense pains will be spared
For particrierc srply 1t the Garden from tl n ths
s,eninz or during she ary TO Mr. a. W. vesey Ne iN
FE'HE BRybN GALLERY SF CHRISTIAN AIT CON
celebrated eftera 10 ohrono gtcal crdor fec q uo de
senre \ Il l2ll dew e Horaoe verEet, open ex
kxhibit'oY bones rrm y tohp a. and ~ 9]6 M
u SANDS :; GO s CrRCrs ANpaANAGEaIE WILL
~ exhibit their combined perform snces at staten
issnq. o. Iuedfr October 20, ut sapetoa; Wednes-
day October Is Afternoon and eye ing Adnissioa IS
ceats 70 tho entre e%hoilion. NO half price.
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CESTknyILtE COURSE, l. I,-TRoTTfNG
" The following purses and sweepstakes onened 10
comes II in November 1852 No i.-rurse $50 wit an in
side stake of @ for horses that parse
stare match milo heats, best threg in
No ?iurse $50 with inside stake of SJ0 for horses
lat never u tted for stake S3 mile
lest three ia FIVE IN harncss. No same No >,
wagon NO. IIurse $50 with iasds stake Of So for
lolcs that stake of $50: mile heats
tes three In five. In hsrnsss. No. 5.same as No g. to
wagon. No 6Iurse $50, with rsde stake Of so for
ores hat never won rarse take $685. mile heats
test three in ave, III haruess. No TSamq &. TO
wagon NoSfursn Sm with an inside sta Of $50 for
horses that heNet purse stake 4 St0 milo haats
rect three ~ fYc IN harness All Of the above staas are
Enf forfeit. frrees close "Wednesday evening October
- y 10 occ *, 40 faukland & Duryees Hotel corner
ot East broadway aud Catherine street. Three
20 make field, and to Start. make tho
purse. JOEL c0NKLIN, Prgrrietor.
ITNIDN C0IEsE J.. l.-TROFTTNG.-O THURSDAY
- Cctottr 2tb, ut I'D psst two O'Clock Y. NJ Of
$50. $ltt to 10 tie second BEST Thfe milsa aad
rIea to harttfs " G Abrstams crtoes b. & O'Blcnep
Mclaughlin cnter b. IN. Lady irnoksi s.
keUhl declsoD Il. WOcdruif Nntars GicI;
Nuoorud cutters r. Iacony j. No )drul Pei
Sm Cara vii South fry, rouklYa f., tho course
at for two T. and as the snort
is o Fare each - esBts
JOHN l. sNEDIK an Prop-ietor.
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E1NfON COURSE, T.. --TRorTiNG--ON wEDNFS-
u day Gcttter 21th at laf past two l.. M atch for
SL7Oo tlroe miles AID r2pe T. g harness. d. PGer
"a. m. Lady feynon CharI 8 Brook names hr m Lazy
Kelly stages will he Fulton ferry Br,oklyn or
tie track at one clock. each tive cent
JOHN 4. tNEDlkER. Prtpretor
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Esse 9sraa,

4 NLhILan6b ~ THE y AuRLD, fgs ZEN Pffuu.
~ aand doliRfs-cas oNacr VI Tnoopy vail Mac, o.
Any aLher norso III che world milo shreo ,r
nnder saa6ies the Hunting PARK course FhisGeipA
oouny for I'VE Thousand Geoy aies and rspeAs
In ArneSs over tho track for live thousA dollag
escL nAith hail forfes-to before she first
Of December lsA challenge 10 remain spen fgr 90
csrtsact tEo weeks from thia date
Il. III
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saaSg aaD wDEIwp


q kA REWARD.-L0Sr, ON THE 22D INST. ROLL
k-O OF bank bila amounting to about Sltj dollars,
mostly upon Connecticut bank ANY person finding tho
above returning II 10 JAS. nus TED % avenue al
be entitled to the above reward.
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CD - REWhRD.-LOST ON FRIDAY EVENING,
Ro diamond cluster PIN consisting of eleven diamonds
with small chain attached, In goinp fr,m corhor
Grand and Attorney streets in of the
strGca, "a the Bowery from there the Norris
ania cars The finder will rece the shove By
lbg u at JOHN NEBHLNS, und r tho BoWery bank.
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broadway 1hEArKE-E A. MARSH ILL, SOLE
- Lessee.-Doors open at z; ~ O'Clock
Monday evening, 0ctobor25 will be performed
IRELAND As 1T Is.
ragged Fat. Mr. Il. " i'll ans Judy Mira. B. williams
Orr GAt.
kIAN O'LYkE.
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READI!!
PHILADELPHIA
I II nUC Al III n III x

w u ~ ~ N ~ - - - - -
Established Is years ago, BY DR.. Kakelin,
~ ". Corner of Third and Union
Streets, beticeen Spruce and Pine
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
TfiGHTEEN years Of extensive and unin-
~ terrupied practice spent in this city, have
rendered Dr. K the most expert and success
fol practitioner, far and near, IN the treatment
or all diseases oil a private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat
or legs, pains in the head or bones, mercurial
rheumatism, structures, gravel, disease arising
from youthful excuses or inquiries Of the
blood. whereby the constitution has become
,enfeebled, are all treated with success
He who places himself under the care OF
DR.. K, may religously confide in his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely on his
skill as physician.
Take Particular Notice.
Young men who have injured themselves by
a certain practice INDUCED ina habit ire
quenily learned from evil companions or at
school; the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep. and destroy both mind and
body, should apply Immediately. Weakness
and constitutional debility, loss OF muscular
energy, physical lassiiude and general pros
ration, rrilabiliiy and all nervous affections,
indigestion. sluggishuess Of the liver, aud eve
nv disease in any way connected with the dis
order of the procreative functions cured, and
full vigor restored.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT.
With Healing Balm we come to greet ven.

rTsHE action Of this Liniment is one of the most
il perfect remedies ever offered to the afflicted
Its action upon the organization Is truly wonderful
Its volatile penetrating soothing and healing prop
critics difuse themselves to the very bones Ii en-
ters into the circulation ofthe bIood-gives a new
impalse to the whole nervous system, to the very
sa.remities ofthe fingers and toes--stimulates the
= tents and secretions, and thus assists Rafre
y 'nlow On and rid herself of any diseased action
aas nervous chords or ligaments. making il
squaiiy applicable to sores Of any Kind rhspma.
'isn pans IN every part ofthe body from = all.
eased action Of any Of the structural nors,ans e
the system Nate 4 Is perfectly ha,sa,Sss - -,
thy flesh, skin, or bone, ii has thc prs. y se-
tefing into combination and dissotsno a,s y s.
organic issues when they are diseased. Or
tally is destroyed Possessing these peen,;ar
powers, is the reason why it is equally eficacious
in SO many different complaints. 1t acts uron
scientific principles and fxed lars Of The Crsator
The large number of cases in which this Lini.
men has proved its value in the short time it has
been before the people Of Virginia, is sufficient to
give the greatest confidence that its virtues are in
comparable in the cure Of Rheumatism, Bruises
Strains. Burns, Wounds, swellings, Broken or
Cracked Breast. old Sores or Pains in any part Of
the Body
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-12-08
A NEW SUpPLY OF FRESH AND
CHEAP GROCERIES.

n WOULD beg leave to call the attention of
II my customers and the public generally TO
my new stock OF GROCERIES, consisting in
part of very superior Brown, Loaf Lump and
Crushed Sugars; first qualify Rio Coffee
cheap; Teas of all sorts and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba, Mucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup. very fine, and Golden do; Rice, Mus
tard, Cheese. Cinnamon, Extract of Coffee,
Starch, Sail. fine and ground Alum; Soda,
Water, and Sugar Crackers, Mackerel, Pepper
Salt, &c., Aspce and Spices OF every sort and
kind CASTLE, Resin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe-
rial Oil.
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Boomer Combs,
a new article; Splendid Portmones, Fancy
Wallets, Pocket Books, &c., Hooks and Eyes,
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings,
Watch KEYS, Lead and Slate Pencils, and a
thousand things useful and ornamental. Pts
tolls, double and single barrelled also fine
lot OF splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man, Lever and detached Lever Watches.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot of assorted Candies, Shclled Al
monds, soft Sheled do, French, English and
American Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Rasins and
Lemons, and Newark Cider, very fac.
Tobacco and Scgars.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 TO so
CHS. per To-; Segars OF all sorts; SnufiS Of diff
fereni kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day, "a hour, and A larm Clock Of eve
ry pattern, quality and price. Come and see
and you will be sure to buy--all warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
Anril % 1879