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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

New Orleans is at tie south regardless Of the preva
ing epidemic along the banks Of TIE Mississippi ae,vs,
engsged in rebuilding a considerable portion Of Ii. -.
through Mississippi and Louisiana and otherwise prso
ing for the Sctive business q the fall ard winter
on account Of the extensive repair going forward
beth oE the New Orleans Ines they have worked -is
great rregulAry for month pss bat sil We are ass.r
b. shortly in excellent order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

From The B-.'ol M9flrs Journal
Tfeaches arl mott 70 across tL-sir,,i, az com5g-d
ira toe following record IT them vii give you SONS ld-s
~ te srrit With which The affair has osen entered nto
LIE people here and the Socetv Tie street dsooranOe'
were believe al put up BY me society TIE arches are
rt a evtrgreeus, very sssipe in aDp-trtacS
D.. Gr.t . acro-s tie street td.ng rom tbs dep6tp
Ma.I.st, and bears The motto
Welcome ,e The Hone Of ths Psdus'
Tuning into Main 81, there u another arch OF ever
er. -, IIscubeo-
Victims Of persecution how vide o. Eapis esknowedss y~f
L. 'front.' Of Pilgrim Hail. 5kai "a either side With A,
American ana English fae.. is the inscription
On .ho.iy i.e. shall stand.
Hee s,sfhe P.sr.u.s ard"
n front Of the Cour iouse scros' the street lhe sen
tleuf-
H., a,- Q, or F 81. #. be gI'yi;a ID: g. as,s <.
ID -, .ai sln.n. .,is,oa Of Ju,resv
Tie next motto is
we eorae Ia our proc, s- TO remember yo.r tii."
Ihert1t is--
iisat s,rsof ite Pif.na assenbed TO- ~
Festvti' re o. o.. f.taei. ~ COY
All thtir g..ges be io- While row With . - ftogr
Passing into Nor'hst AID oomme ing 30 re logef I'D
near he gater ~ GLd .a~ Of nEss With his moto-
As. s's'f /, e,
D,,.nf~i 2 800
Next an arch 10 front a. le residence Of ora v Hs@
.lertsrts Of John Robinson, lDscr1ec-
"Ihn Rotlrsou o.. S-Jf.re ~ t'- Plirn lrgl'
r. frCrfofa house I'd by d-.e aGtut # P-regrs
y l.fe. thrown across fle s----' .s ta- inscription
-liefEn ra'-s VI r., =. I'D ''' ',a1''0'
Near the bead Of The street Fl. tre m'to-
~Ta, uimu hsr.
Ar5ro.,-ie.,. I'D .ft.. s.,n.as6ssd
Wit. tac a.y f.artby Qilat'
This brings us again into M.ia ~ acoos which. q not
intervals ind arche. AL Ines Vi ags bearing Ds'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

The TELEGRAPH ci,,s Ne1icAn dates 10 TIE i'' OF,
july Tie anton OF Church and State is e'''n- M
r.. r,,alr OF the Josus is locke for lAe peni' oi
de, Al las been 6ecre~3 inst pub le'aa.iers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
The Ttibune for Europe.

The next uu.nb,ro q Isf i-i.nHs ier .p'aA ~,
- Nil h., issued THIS NORNlNG. at >
.,io,k it al c,.,tain all thr il'"s NeS' 40 - the
.f., 81 soitc ro press single copies. 20 yrapter'
-,sa, ,or u.siiu- en- he Asi s. Tie de.k t'~-r ~
r.fs TIE Earops AL. frou Boston Io A7rr RE 3,
1a o'clock mans chase az i-r Post OAee MS a.
terpoor n 2 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
Tb. Cincinnati Counterfelters.

CINCINNATI. Sa.urdiy Jliy ", I'D
The gang Of counerfeers recently arrested hers we've
examined before Judge Spooner C. day and hello % oAn
$1,000 each for counter,eng and $500 each for '06S
tiev having several sheets OF genuine bills OF the Vno
Stie Bank in their possession. They were comnil~b
rrisCn in default Of bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
Ernm NrM-Iirnn.MicA.

BOSTON No day August J. l2d
~ John y b papers OF 3u,h ut state toat tires
raging I'M the woods uear Sh-diAc and had Already DE-
strovtd a large Gusnt'y of valuable timber.
Tie bay crop tlroue h0ui the province would BE- lght
TIE survey If the European and North American Ril
,gs was actively gouv A. with the prospect that few
months the grading would be commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
Nrm1)ork Dailr Gribn,lr.
rrrspAY. AUGUST ,. 1883

- 80 ,rtns n. Tssss IN al tse'i reeene-s Q, riass'
" le.ve thslf ADDE'S 81 the PuhlcAnoa Onte q
- 81 - tirsssA the fosooe rnoe ~ euvs~eek-palAo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

ConwoDouE NEwro> The tslesrA2nic announcement
made on saturday through the evening papers Of the death
Of this distinguished officer OF the L. Navy was n'or-
rect at least as to the time stated as we learn thai h'
friends have intelligence from him two days subsequent "
az date Of the dispatch in question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

We earn that the Controller refuses 10 pa! nus "
Reds drafts for their pavement IN fSTh how '0" -
Messrs. r. y K. have mbounded faith IN the Ju'"ce
and strength Of their contract ana the Aldermen VINO
pss.ed it over the veto Jet them show il by completing
The lob and collecting the money by judgment IRON
Il Suursrue COurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

LOUISVILLE. Monday, Aug T. i173-Nooa
William Preston the Wig candidate for congress IN Tia
r,;.,r;c, ia thus far 800 votes ahead in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
~ FowIERs & WELLS, Phrenoogists aud pub ISL
"a . tutsn Hall No. Isl Nssssu-st New-fork

GRKAT BARGAINs IN SlcoNDHAND IlAN",-l IoHH =. =
WATERS no BTosdwsy Publisher Of Muse sna Del.e 81 Va
=. u al received seco1d- no t-o
Bo-rcp ard New make 81 fhe clowns pTce' W 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Our re,ori Of he proceedings Of the S'ien'ae Con-
vcnen embrace. variety Of interesting topc' papers
Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

APPOINTMENT BY rRr PmsIDESr-Dan'ei T. S'eh. .s
ESQ, Of NewYork' to be SECRETARY OIL hes"N0" u VIC
Irr;tsd States at London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


sy,e,al Dg.laA 70 TAs y Tr'ssse
WASHINGTON. M7adsy. Aarss ue
Philip Clayton, who WAS second Auditor under the N,
lor administrators and who supported Per e. aov "a.
ror,s the election o. Chs j. jenkins Fhg to the Cow
norsLip OF Georgia He vii probably be invited to rs,.
soon
George Saunders the fast IN viii soon &c; tie csna
SION q Consul TO London
A Clinton Mclean, Of NewJersey has been APPOINTED
to tske charge Of the United states AS' between New
York and SSa Francisco Qgr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Cav MeCeland Secretary of the Interior has returned
bic yist 70 Michigan and is now at his post in Wash
lngtep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

The authorities O. Brooklyn seem determined 70 re-
pudiate the recent Consolidation Act. Inc Common
Cosnc last night refused 70 appoint Commissioner a.
required by the Law. WIlamsourgh and BashSlcA ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON Moaiay Aaxlis
Secretary McClellAnd leaves here t~merrow viii A.
.,SeY C;ov.rpmeut officer for Newlors vhse he viii n
~ in fll Thur,dSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

BALTIMORE. Moudsy. Aug Ra
New Orleans papers Of Monday and Tuesday asi Are n
ceived.
They contain dates from the City q Mexico TO tn Ia
July Tie Mexican pale were bitterly opposing the n
e6 of Spanish Prutec'0rae and al return whether pa
t.l or comp lete 10 The spanish yoke
The union OF the Church and Safe was progressing
Crosse. and decorations given 10y the Pope werr pubdJ
and preparations were making Tor the return Of a
Jssuts.
The penalty by death had been decrted against publ,
deisultors.
The deaths from yellow fever ~ New Orleans during he
ve.k ending the sd uro are estimated by Ih Bul,t,
500 The disease was raging to Al e1ieD, beyond u
Pensacola papers Of s3d July make no mention Of Ia
death of Commodore Neatou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Both Boards ot re Common Council were III 'e' ''
l..,.,.,nc There was nothin. ofinerest dooe he
Aldermen .peu, the session in Vraasins about the sree
Co,rrrissiCner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
Drr,,Soy SALAMASDER S,FEs.-GAYLIRs PArE'

Dxrr,Scy SAAMAvDER SNEs.-GAYLERs PArENr.
RoEEEl PATEicE Il tne s0l- M41uect1ier ~ tne une he
- rer.,sd salts T. C. GoFFiSs lmienel,aD ne
S.r-- ne LOCKS 81 10 the woia ~
D. a. op door below Msdru-ane fDfnsy No ~ Jonust
~ Sewing Machines for making clothing OF all klRds
,hi, and eosue boots and all leather and CON
crf deg s work persons and more beliu AUG a
With cont nu US means
- 81 nom spCos the only well as i ioh
- = rsehfierv Dfscrfuye pamphlets mailed upon request
-' - GROVER. BaKER a Co. No. ~ ChamDeT5st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

NV -OkLEANs' sstlfdAY u ' " lsN
The deaths in this city during the psst hours we're ~
Of which ls6 were from Yellow Fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02


CorNsEI FOR rHE FEEBIE. ANn IMPORTANT sc
ron rur HEALTH -NoRsls iNvicoRArNc E iXS oF Or
MI Nh an and heatu-fenewlt % par @
;rn,d ~ Dr. NJ cerrafe7 Cinema" iN-er ai o-ei
well thTouAlout tls country ana hu
fhst no PNneian who values be reputation would tna 20
himself Of s SNtoordinlS properties OF 'NIA '' 4
ine = wonderful cufts .. a.. 1T. s,. .l.-., No..
,l5 remind he nervous the icebc TIE sex tai n W N'.u
bsss ii mon ~ IRE GA upon tAe sources 90 wa ~ &
80 twenty o without the helping afl o s Messy
srv S,o.i. vife da ghcr pae ana scNi sa '
CeusulptJn auY l-ch oc-N4
5n npset he uessure Of moutai snd pi,N eNetol " s
Ssrssc u tt cons gued O. the sill cd 'o 0cA ooe a"''
snr,ef ~, M hng bach be- tlOs'tins 20 ihe rise
H., sbr,,s the healthy the nto o. Vfl1'. le ''--
toc trr cie lraks thousands II .iroa4 er4 'eN s-a
49, I'd ~. peeess uylgorin. Che mnsu' aul ha4' II
srs, esv he 40 hractd un and che CgesfFe powers 81
"a e,enepfly rcsto,e nsfher sudden CHANGES o.
tur appcstou 70 study rhsscal eNerlol no sac -S"-
Sbc al oasht or mas will suhcuc The -ntis e''o -e
tsluosi g. v created By nlerct ihs af 11'1-
Ehch should teurc tie resS sioA OF '- '''
austnE SUMNER campaign s..- r
nuns h.d, wttkrcs headache nervous tfcroe nf. N
l.ssrf or @, those diseases aiss ites iicaeat %
sr,eeut Of the deless sd coapeN phSsookcN ofai m
n ~ ~ brace the rraNei physique DY course
- S,s r rdvarcc ha % J, ans Au-ls-
a., 49, si-,s nd s. uer he two tr - sN f. - e. H.
c-.r-l Ar.nt i2. Rudeev. Nev-Nnrs, o. wnnn
49, -, h. scdf Bt particular "a t< Cor - Aors To-
Sieoranng CoTdls' 80 o. " % - --
D,,,rur,-Fity dol ans will be raid i Or. Iost,,'s
,x,,,sNr does not immed uey care tins complain
80 ,t,,cted Fr sale by the dragsss ard soeses-r
~ i,f,d states ard The Csntas ttse - $40 p GEMS
r 80 AGENTS Fhadclpht Depot, ~ "efnNn't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IysVKAScE rroS LrE.-There are thousands o. per- per
= - a. hvirs upou whose deans "lll 80
- urte.v dependent To such we desire 70 slss
- ,S- ~ sur Of Slo0 invested n one OF snfsrs sewn a
-. $50 b A sfctus proyis seausi poverty Tor u- eur
- n he event q deesass The VIM hss pa
- -, would move respec's e certain ana
T.ss admirable r1scbil adapted 90 every .ll O
sls on eAAlilIol III ''' ~ - ]. NJ SINGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02


known 10 che Macr4 Mtdca 40 elective io Ae e ~ 1..a
frequent nndy as l fAs 'NNIe
ScmFnnAM s1NArrs 40 the quest ai cf e." II nI ga" .r
ard produce. after srfes OF eNpa' IA
di1inatOu rurued ir ueny years lhe u-J fN al .n'
~ ruh,ut The ritd states havs ulci is superior N
49, - d d general for Dyspers ~ wei a.
,st yrr ~ of oilf and dcrir ucl o inr lt'A 1
rrccursd Pint Ou-I Bottles csc ID a. evea . 81.
he.,irs 'rs azure upon t'e t Ai
wrrrper Rushto Cs1k Co Ms lo' apd 30
arr { J. Milasu so ass aro1tNtv Or-ac c. n
70 ssi g,o.wsv Ana ~ b l a,. Son. IT coI House
~" =. 49, "a 15rs-. Il, us 3D. s0wAy. New-lork Hot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

GROVER. BAhLh a "" ~. - NAa44'-'''-
TE, SEWING MscHIsE.-All persons interested in
rsl-x ,.lus usug Sewing Machines whatsoever uae
s1 ave r,ouested 10 notice advertisement On the Maaefy
~ -, lof D. Howl IT,, No 35 Broadway tue original
veor OF sewing Machine, established by the u > Oo
otbere thew involved ia the law Tor nnnseent
rzy Barkers CbeveuxtO unique, for preserving reStor
,d fesuif, ng the Hair Unlike preparations designed o
- grease Of ndrlu
.ureoo.led while inf by IN cases OF headache touring
rnosf violent momensl cannot ian 20 commend 20
appreciation. Sold at BAKAtks Ladies NAN D''S''Ds 1-
No $50 Broadway
U.m DyE AND Miscellaneous Mandatory
m fb,e s,e removed No - Broadway. opposite me i
,fere lie the best sceomoda lOn DO TIE No d ' tl'
NJ H. famous Har The OF hs newly n lei - ul
To,rs.s Npe prSaie roous Oh ioor Cops w ed1ir8
We advise one aud all, whose hair is gray or turn
pg ey to supply themselves without DELAY with Low
No Id winch has the prop ties Of turning mar 70 us
ospal oor THIS dye, but operates 90 tAe ROOF Oh INC nav
tito nsuEe.
NCcTAn BRIoHri--It is absolutely folly runous To
health 10 dnuk tinstOu lpaHits as i' 'l'o
az SCISSOR, when Do t'n tr eieito - "' I
usins the Porous Gs Filter Depot NO So boia'"S 'a ana
examine ~. Price ~ ~
ELEcrRcIrY- lUlyermachers Patent Hydro Eiec-
c Chain, have tsce their utrou c0u) BAD te creates success
ever eftsi ed by any the world ia e diseases az
ro Ger on from debility n ostrac
~ he vescls from tori the circulation Scr No head
ache tooiha neuralgia psphaion "lsoas ~
sX OF chidrrn Ac Invariably eVet way TO ih' suaA.
ana inyieoag influence. At h season OF the year t'eY are
wonderfully beneficial m cases 90 dystit a
mpsuts hy mulstng The fuocous IN The hs case ana
by nyigotlg Though thcr d ana COM luol cur. "a. r
Of The lutsnes n We ei i"
the hlesi
sc15se COLLEGES hospitals IN Newlck aud Europe VIII ne
sufct euarutee OF their value us cnaive az ~ Inc mat
si,nsS lsre sito s.: hsiei.s 500 80 o. Illustrated dr
tos-ouc fo personal Lld one Tor uedca' stietloh '
mouial. may BE- hao sIes on apNc , postage
Ph'a'e.phil corner oi tlfaro itous'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

-GC,v--Taylor's new saloon is now open N Broad
- - o. Frssfaasi Ths Hotel vi be open 20 ias pa. On
-. ~ ~ Sr-sr er u-xL he take tt7 pport1n y OF
&C. ~ tse psfr5nare hitheno extended 70 hn sn1
49, 80 Ia enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

f59 HOusekteper and al others IN want Oi S'lnluA
seSsssoA Ge would DO scN % cal si NJ NiLAsns 90 st'
80 ~areroonis 10 CtahaIsi- cor o. MubeiAi-t 10y
\ eogud ne larger Of arsp a re ever osiec " ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

NEcTAR BRIGHrl--lt is absolutely folly, ru'noNs u
beahh to d1nk combustion mpantes as tnc cotton
1. a. ~ s.or hen Do rendered e1tui end hctis p,
ns,ss he Porous Gts. Filter pot no oo Bold'ay ca and
h Price ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

NV MUsc-lust published, o! nOkAcL " 49, -
\ -to.s Scho-tsl' ~ ]. frsnkn pa ora
49, ts,ssf-' i1us,rsi.d ilhosraPh Of ne h9is Fos
- - N B-o~,r When tss $50 sPeud hihosi. a -s
~ r F-fs6s sie Reund Thee BY l. finlSn ba''el'
vs,n x Lave nv Mounll Cot, y fItd '" bf'"s' lN' ''
- $3.50 ,,e vers he1-rifll song.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09

EE5-The Civil aud Diplomatic Appropri-
alton Bill was finally passed by the House
with all the Senate amendments. The prin-
cipal of these provide for the increasing Of
the salar y Of the Vice President and Heads
of Departments from five, to eight thousand
dollars a year. and the creation Of the Office
of Assistant Secretary # State, with sala-
ry Of three thousand dollars per annum.--
Provision was also made it is understood, for
the printing of the Seventh Census.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
VIEW OF ASHLAND.

We have received from Mr.. William Oak,
large and elegant engraving Of the residence
Of the late Hon. HENRY CLAY at ASHLAND.
The drawing is by Mr.. James Hamilton, from
a Daguereotype taken on the spot by J. NJ.
Hewitt. and the engraving by John Sartain.
well and favorably known as an artist of high
distinction it is said is bis master piece.
The engraving is p inches by %, and is said
BY those who have visited the spot. to be
true to nature, and altogether is beautiful
picture. Every admirer Of the great Amer
lean Statesman. will be glad to have an op
portunity Of possessing themselves Of this ac-
curate representation Of the spot where lived
the man who concentrated 10 himself more Of
the affections of the American people, than
any other man. Mr.. Oak is sole agent for
the Valley, and will soon call upon our citi-
Gems with the engraving. We bespesk for
him hearty welcome.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
WING PROaSSEss AND ID EMOCRATIC
PROGRhSS.

Under this head the Louisville Journal por-
trays the striking contrast between the Dem
ocratic and Wing policy of the country
The Journal very truly remarks
alt is very common for Locofocos to charge
the Wings with opposing all movements do
signed to bless, enlighten, and elevate the
people. The Wings, it is true, are the con-
sentative party in the U. States. They are
for preserving our political institutions un-
changed believing that they were founded in
wisdom, and are the best the world has yet
seen. They opposed Gen. Jackson's efforts
to aggrandise the power Of the Executive,
because they knew that those efforts were
contrary to the Constitution and conhicted
with the true ends of wise constitutional
government. They have arrayed themselves
against the whole school of Locofoco manifest
destiny philosophers of the day, opposing
their wild doctrines and schemes. They are
satisfied with the Government as it was in
the early days of the republic, and are far
from believing that the usurpations Of power
and violations of the Constitution committed
by Locofoco Presidents have been improve
ments on the Government as it was admin
istersd under the six first and best of our
Presidents. While the Locofocos have been
denouncing the prudence which was unwill-
ing to forsake well-known and well-proved
path for what was new, lntried and peril Gus,
the Wings have been cherishing it as wise
and necessary to the maintenance Of becom-
ing reverence for the Constitution. While
the Locofocos have been for pushing out to
sea without chart or compass in search of
doubtful good, the Wings have constantly
insisted on observing the old landmarks and
keeping the Government within the limits
prescribed by the Constitution"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09

TNOR the first time now introduce in q publ
manner this Pill, altho ugh have been maj
uiacturing and selling them for several years, al
their use has been accompanied with the most sal
utary effects in numerous cases, giving the mos
satisfactory evidence Of their efficacy to accom-
plish all that is contemplated in their design, 4
therefore do not wish them to come before til
public invested with all the curative powers q
the Hateria Medica, but simple in its constituents
il has proven itselfable to overcome and complete
ly put to rout many Of the diseases TO which III
human system is liable. therefore, now, prompt
cd by motives of bepevoience and from sense 81
duty. originating in and sustained by the gOot
these pills are cifecting, by alternating the ills ii
suffering humanity, throw forth the crumbs upol
the waters, hnping they may be gathered up ma
ny days hence.
We recommend these pills in the following dis
eases Dyspepsia, Gastrodinia or pain in the ste,
mache, resulting most frequently from wind, Etl
terits or inflammation of the small intestines, While
is always accompanied with fatulence and hars
ness of the abdomen. Swimming in the head, bs
Colds, pains in the limbs Rheumatism, Neuralgi
and many other secondary diseases which hai
their origin in the arrangement of the Liver an
Stomach Price IS cts a box, directions will at
company each box. Prepared and sold only b
j. =. HARRISON, 4
Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09

nJs A few days ago bills were reported
in the Legislature for running the Eastern
and Western boundary lines between this
State and Maryland. This is subject Of
much Importance to both States, and one
which may lead to serious difficulty between
them. The matter of dispute is consider
able slice Of Virginia territory, claimed by
Maryland. The bed Of the Potomac. from
its source to its mouth, is considered the
boundary line. But Maryland contends that
it follows the South Branch of the Potomac,
which runs from the county of Highland in
this State. By this boundary, the State Of
Maryland would embrace large extent Of
Virginia, now comprising Hampshire, Hardy,
Pendleton, Preston. and other counties
This is settiDg their Golfer pretty deep, we
should say. They had better annex US at
once. Rich TThig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09

We regret to learn that on Friday morn
ing last, fire broke out in the Office of the
"Spirit of Jefferson" which entirely consum-
ed the building, the material of the Office and
the books, all was lost. Mr.. Beller, the en-
terprising proprietor, has our warmest sympa-
thies. The adjoining house. a store, kept by
Messrs. Eby & Son, was also destroyed, to-
gether with the contents. DR.. Blackford
sustained damage to the amount Of about
$500. Whole loss estimated at S., 900, part
of which is insured.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09

RSss-H should Be naipersaily known--for II is
strictly true.--that indigestion is the parent of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery,
diarrhea. cholera morbus. liver complaint, ana
many other diseaaes enumerated in the city IN
spector's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera
ted by Indigestion alone. Think of that dyspep,
tics think of it all who suffer from disordered
stomachs, and if you are willing to be guided oy
advice. founded upon experience resort at once
don't delay day) to Hoofands German Bitters,
prepared by DR.. c. H,lJackson which, as IN alter.
alive. curative, and invigorant, stands alone and
unapproached General Depot, 100 Arch street
We have tried these Bitters, and know that they
are excellent for the diseases specified aboye---
PHILADELPHIA City ITEM July, 2s SPIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
uPoIsONING.-t0

Thousands of parents who use vermifuge compo-
posed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, are not aware,
that while they appear to benefit the patient they
are actually laying the foundations for series of
diseases such as salvation loss of sight, weakness
of limbs &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
ment of Hobensack's Medicines to which we ask
the attention of all those interested in their own
as we'll as their childrens health. IN Liver Com
plants and all disorders arising from those of a
bilious type, should make use of the only genuine
medicine, mobensack's Liver Pills.
Rk7y-n Be not deceiced,' but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature of the Proprietor, j.
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.