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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

lg'At meeting of Tusearora Lodge.
No. -, /. 0 0. f., held On Monday even
Ing September 25tb, the undersigned were
appointed committoo to draft suitable reso-
lations respecting the death cfP G EDMUND
?. HuNTER
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
N his wise providence suddenly to remove
from amongst us oar much esteemed aud wor-
thy Brother p q EDNuND r. HUNTER there
fore
ReS1loea, That whilst we shpuld always
bow with humble submission 70 the viii Of
Him who doeth all things well, We deeply and
sincerely deplcro the dispensation which has
removed from our midst our deceased FREUD
aud brother
Resolrea That we hereby testify to lis
excellent moral aud religious character by
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no RA}# YET.

We have no; had ram enough to We; the
ground two inches below the surface since
last May. The equinoctial storm has failed
to make its annual visit, and there is much
suaerine for want Of water.
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1J~AIr. W. W. Dunnavant has purchased the
late Thomas Richie, jrs. interest i'll the Rich
mond Enquirer, and become associated withthe
other proprietors.
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THE GAZETTE.
coMMoAwrALrm.s ArronNEY.

B65-We are suthoiized 70 announce FRASKLfx
THOMAS, Esq az candidate foY the Office Of At
tcrney for t!c Commonwealth ~
September 20, 1854
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+ ~ At meeting Of Mechanics Band, No, l,
/ l. 0. Z. b., the following preamble and resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted;
/ WHEREAS, This Band has heard with deep
and sincere sorrow Of The death Of our much be-
loved Brother, EDNuND p. HUNTER, late Treasu-
rcr Of Mechanics Band No /, /. 0. U. B.
One who by his virtues and manly integrity, had
won the universal confidence and esteem, not
only Of his brethren, but all who knew him
lie was BY the hand Of an All.wisc Providence
been removed from amongst us--that voice
which was ever heard in ON Council in accents
Of kindness, viii be heard no more-that heart
which once throbbcd warm with affection and
beueyolence, alas is now chilled in death--his
quiet, immoyeable breast is heayed by affection
no longer. But whilst we together with his
family and friends, would deeply mourn his IL
reparable less, we would remember that we are
cXhorted not to mourn over the dispensaton Of
Divine Providence. let as therefore, cndeayor
70 console ourselves BY crying, MS did good old
job The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken
away, blessed be the name of the Lord. " BE it
therefore
Isl Resoieed, That we deeply sympathze
with the afflicted family, and may the Lord =
who is mighty, to save and protect the Orphans
aud sustain the lonely Widow, in this thcir sad
b1rcayement.sanct f. this heavy affection to their
and cur spiritual good--iiay ~ pour mo Their
hearts the balm Of consolation, and assist Us 10
administer to their temporal wants.
81 That these proceedings be spread upon
the minutes Of the Band. and the Secretary
do furnish to the family Of our deceased Brother
q copy Of the same.
81. That these proceedings be published in
the papers Of this town.
ARTHUR y, BRATT, }ca.,
HENRY NLGTE, 00'"
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KULEs AND REayLrsoNs

agreed upoa By the Editors Of the Eighth
District, to take cfect on and after
tie Isl doy q Nay, 1854
For marriage announcements, no charge
viii be made.
Obituary notices nat exceeding ten lines
will be Inserted gratis. The excess above
that number Of lines viii lie charged accord
ing to the advertising rates Tributes q re-
speet vii h. charged at advertising rates
All Communications designed to promote the
personal interests Of individuals or that do
rot possess general interest, viii be charged
for at the usual advertising rates. THOSE of
an offensive personal character viii not be in
serted.
All advertisements forwarded by Newspa
per Agents will be charged at the usual adj
vcrising rates and mast be accompanied By
tie cash or lis eqairalat, dtdactiag the COM
mission.
Patent medicines shall be charged for at
the usual rates Of yearly advertisements, and
''bsbop notices double The advertising rates.
Extracts lfou other papers rolorire 70 such
advertisements will be subject to the regular
advertising rates.
Candidates announcements for ofico Of
eaolument will be charged 4. Advertising
tGtcs.
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At called communication Of Portsmouth
Naval Lodge, No 100, held at their Hall,
Tuesday evening, September 10, \. D.,
1854, Al. 1854, the w. Mas err commune
ted 10 the Lodge in some appropriate remarks
the death Of Grand Master EDauSDP. Hun
FER, The S. Warden, L. T. Blaniro, sub
nit,od the following Preamble and Rosolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, This Lodge has been officially
Informed Of the death Of oW worthy and la
monied Grand Master, Edmund p Hunter,
whose sudden aud unexpected removal from
our midst has cast gloom Of sorrow over his
felloT-cilizons generally, and more particu-
larly to Us vino were united TO him in the
mystic tie who knew his worth and ~, -.
ciated his many virtues, aud whc. arc NOV, now
called upon III common vi,h fhe fraternity,
10 mourn the loss Of oaa If their brightest
lowels-oae whose Christian lie and truly
Masonic character give as tie well grounded
hope that be has been s'trauslatel to the Ce-
los'lal Lodge above, whore the supreme
Architect Of tho Universe in his Glory pre-
/ s'de5,n
/ 'iIo~ maay fall as sudden, no, IS safe"
BE It therefore, Rcsoleed. That we sin
ccrcly lament tho death Of our Grand Mas
ter, and sensjbly feel tie loss ge have sas-
tanned.
lPcsoIrcd, That as a token Of respect TO biz
memory we will wear tie usual badge Of
mourning for the space Of three months, anc
that the Jewels and Furniture Of this Lodge
be put in mourning for the same space o
time
Bssq'red That we deeply sympathiso Will
the family and relations of orr deceased
Grand Master in this their hour Of affection
Reso'red That this Preamble and Reso
lu'ions be signed by the W. Master and Sec
rotary Of this Lodge, and that the Ports.
mouth and Norfolk papers be. requested t,
publish them, and that the. Richmond, JEFF
ter5on and Berkeley county papers be re-
quested to copy.
l.. G. 2. COWPER, W. DIaster,
JoHN w FJaREsT, Sec'y,
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Tributes OF RESPECT.

At . special meeting Of Lebanon Royal Arch
Chapter, No. GA committee consisting Of Com
panions r.. a. Fink, e. G. Alburtis and A. S.
Chambers were appointed to submit resolutions
touching the death Of Past Grand High Priest,
EpzuND P. HusTEa member Of this Chapter
The following were submitted and unanimously
adopted;
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God, the
great II AN THAT / Am, to summon suddenly
from among Us our very worthy aud much be-
iofed Companion, Past Grand High Priest ED-
MuND Z. HUNTER, who died at Berkeley Springs
Morgan County, Va, Of that dire scourge Of the
human race, Cholera, on Saturday the 9th inst
Therefore,
Resoired, That whilst we depore his loss
that whilst we lament that we shall no more
enjoy here his wise counsel and association
and eondningle our tears with those Of his be-
rcaved family; we would bow with reverence,
awe and submission to the commands Of the
Grand High Priest Of the Universe, who prcsides
above, aud who holds in the hollow Of his hand
the destiny Of nations as well as Of individuals.
Resolged, That whilst me bear testimony to
his many and excellent virtues, both as q man
and as Just and upright Mason-eyer true and
faithful in the performance Of every duty that
constitutes worthy and faithful Companion
good, true man n deyout christian and regard
his death rs an irFeparable loss to this Chapter,
as wei as 10 his family and the community in
which he liycd-with all who mourn this sudden
Bereavement, we have The glorious consolation
that Our loss is his eternal gain.
] Resoircd, That we see in his sudden removal
/ from amongst US another evidence Of the uneer-
! tainty Of life end The necessity Of being at all
times ready TO meet the stern monster, Death.
Resolrcd That we sincerely sympathizewith
the bcreaYcd Widow and Fathuless Children, in
this their ireparable loss, and commend them
10 ilimNho hath promised to be a father TO the
fatherless and a husband unto the widow"
Resolnd, That as a testimony of our sincere
respect for the memory Of our departed Com
panion, SIC viii wear the Ii sua' badge Of mourn
ing until the end Of the present Masonic year,
and that our hall bodrapcd ii mourning for the
same period Of time.
Resolrea, That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes, and be published in The pa
pers Of our town, ana a copy Of tie same esent
10 The afflicted family Of our deceased Conlpan-
ion Extract FROM the Minutes.
NM II. MATTHEW'S, II. p.
y NJ. NANAp<s1AtE, Sec n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
PUBLIC SALE
or yALTiElE BERKELEY LAND.

TEsHE undersigned, Executor Of Hannah Por-
4 terrified, deed will sell at public auction,
in front Of the Court House in Martinsburg, on
3fonddg The 18Th day of Nocsmbey merit, court
day. VALUABLE FARM in Berkeley County,
Virginia cont ninirrr ahnt,t
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R.R. II. No. ANpR. n. n. No. =.

II. r. II, No. AND Il. X. II. No. =.
An offer to the ck-Radway & Co., viii guar
antee that Railways Ready Relief win step The
most severe ". xysnis Of pain in few minutes
Persons sahering with Neuralgia or other ner-
yous pains are invited TO cali at their Office, 1872
Fulton street. ana naie trial of the Ready Re-
lief 1t relieves the most tortsring pains imme-
dimely. In five minutes it will convince the
most skeptical OF its quick and powerful pain re-
lieying properties
"a. 81 Il. No. ..
Railway & Co.. have likewise discovered A NEW
REMEDY for the cure Of sorofula, Ridkets, Nsass,
and Syphilis. la ten minutes after taking the
hrst dose the patient feels il working in the sys
tenn
Il produces an electrical effect upon the blood
i eleanses, purifes und enriehes it.
IL resolves and removes all diseased deposits
from the fluids and colds.
10 binds up and strengthens the worn-out and
deeayed parts Of the system, impar;iag renewed
Vigor and vitality to every organ and secretion in
me body This new and extraordinary remedy
Is called Railways Renoyating Resolyont. The
SICK and pain suffering are invited TO call at Rad
way y Cos Principal ofiec, | 60 Fulton 81.
lessa'ar Physician aonstnndy in attendance, Ad-
vice gratis. July sat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

Reference regard TO the Real Estate, F. J. VIsscHsR
s Co, Real Estate Brokers' New York. Orders, tpost
paid with money enclosed to be addressed,
JW HoLBROohE, See'ry, sos broadway, N y
D-The Engravings in the Catalogue ready for
delivery Sept q. 1874. --6m.
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tIU0UIr tOCRr.

On ycs'o'1ay Jodss Parker opene2 his
Court here, atd Immediately adjourned the
Court 70 "Wednesday November lst
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.

FEyHE AMKEEcAs ARrisrs ISax, would respectfully
the eizers q The United States and the Bau.
that fer the purpose Of cnltvaiing the nr
roughnu. the coaatry an with he yiew az enabling
every family become possessed Of gallery Engraslnss,
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They determined. IN order extensive
their EuvrsFings snd thus eny give employment
large number Of artists Others but inspire anong our
ee0ntAmen taste for works Of present pur-
chaser sngySsiugs, when s50ae0 Of them are sold
5000 GIFTS, Of Abe actual cost OF $50, 600.
Each purchss Of One Dollar Engra,pg therefore re-
ctises eny Engraving richly worth the money but
also tickewhich entities hum the GIFTS they
are distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving. beau.
TRULY PAIN TED in OIL, snd FIVE GIFT TICKETS will
be sent or EIys DoLLARs worth Of splendid
can be- selected from the Catalogue
cory the Catalogue, together With specimen Of one
Engraviugs, be the Office ~ this paper.
For each Dollar sent, Engraving actnsy worth that
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

Essg~ ASorHER Sc.-24l141 WoSnEE r. hgportaa
IA Dgsysgiies--pr j s. HouGnroN's PEPSlN, Tie
Tras Digsaser flaidos Gasfric jus. prepared from
Esasef or the Fourth SsoaaecA effbs Or, after di
rect.ons OF Ba1on Liteis, the great Physie ogical
Chemist BY j. s. IlouGm4oS N. D, Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dasgeoss4. }auadTc,, Lsssr crayiaisf Consg5sptioa
md u 5afffp curing after agfarfs oHs rseiaed by
ns,a,gs'. osen egess the GtsfT5c Juice Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence Gifts value furnish
"a hy agents gratis See notice among the medical
advertisements
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27

r.rWHy WILL YR SvfFER l--Nixon's letter
Ointment Is the only SIRE for oil kinds Of skin
diseases Ii you are afflicted with letter. Ring
worm, Oh Itch, try it .. once and he cured For
sale ~ ". y. HEsLgTiSS.
Jan Is 81
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Dl4bE
TO Joscphus Bishop
James Myers
Michael Butt
John Stillwell
John I Bodino
Joseph 4 Hess
David Stewart
John Mckown
Lewis Grantham
James Ijams
Thomas Purcell
William Shcrrard
Samuel Hedges
Joseph Stephenson
Isaac V Burns
George w Murphy
Nathan Hutchinson
Thomas G Bryarly
j w Thatcher
Stephen Joy
Jacob keesecker
James NJ Gano
David Bailey
Moses johnson
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ELECTIONS

To Peter ii Cav
William ii Mathews
William Shuart
James w Moore
Morgan A Vanclevs
John w GranthaIn
John Hastings
Jacob Strayer
Jacob IL Barnet
Hillary Herbert
John ~ Hendrick
d S Eichelberger
John McCleary
james w McSherry
Bernard Wolf
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To Samuel Alburtis
Joseph Schoppers
George Doll
Andrew Roush
A S Chambers
Norman Miller
DIR Richard McSherry
William Dorsey
Richie & Donavant Books
Samuel Alhur,is
Norman Miller
EP Hunter Atty for Conf :
EG Alburtis public services)
Same flor fuel
Same stationery
Sheriff for Public Services
u ii Conrad insurance.
Israel Robinson tFueil
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fine. ARTS.

EINE ARTS.-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
I 81 PAINTINGS ard sTATUARY No. 81 Brosd~.y -
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Amnsements.

A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL is to take
~ mace Al the Academy OF Music. on THURSDAY EcrEN
ISG Tse IL 1884 under The auapces Of she Rev "
Mines for the benefit OF his new CHURCH OF II sIE-
Palm An 2sth-st The Programme includes chefs aouvIe
I,.sn French and German Operas Comic Pieces !Ilsn
ssn.as C. The dsns uished Artists sitnors DONO. AM
assiA ItHMAM Mad. WALLACE, B0UCHELLE, SM
h seSnMS.InI CoIETTI BADIALI. MORA. C0RRADl,
&C. win appear supported by superb Orehesrs 6ree
~ ~. III othsy n.rts of the house.
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The (,rthope edic Institution for the cure OF Bodily
pecrnies ana Diseases Of the Join Nos 90 ~ ana a9s
c :, eenth Brooklyn receives Ia aud outdoor patients
esss5 Win spnsl Curvature Ricketts, knock knee Bow
Mai and Club foot disorders consequent on particular d
or r ,rcses and Baths attached to the estSon
s, witch II under direction of experienced surgeon OF
80. eonnefe5cy most ponsble professions. resr-
he given Application TO be inside either at me
OF the orthopseee Instniion before SeIoek ~
Office. The poor attended gs,1'ousy on Aue'A' ~
R,id.ys tetween and 6 O'Clock Pm.
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Cost and found.

EOUND.-Nine pieces Of THREAD LACE,
s.,d 10 have bern found In Broadway IaqsiIe Of 4.
BROWN Dry Goods Store. No s45i Bro.dxsy
I OsT-A LADY's PLAIN GOLD-BAND
IL BRACELET Friday nirht last The finder will be
suitably rewarded BY issviDg IL at tbs ONCE
CTOLEN or TAKEN by MISTAKE-From
tie Dirnrrcon Of the Aston House yes srday afternoon,
stout ocock new brown Overcost With velvet collar
IL The pocket Of said coat there containing the
following papers; horssse from Alesrt Creme. 10 me for
1900 dsfeo Nov T. s and two Of the notes accompanying
the same bearing dste for 900 payable In ninsiy
days sId the other foe 800 payable In SIX months from
6se and Receipt from SAID Crane for the other note Of
81 sc; also Aoussss made BY Ralph c. Smith and wife,
eccOn psnd BY his bond for 600 dated some time toward
tie last Of November aIim0) property Ia Detroit TIL
Bond sEd AousAgs in blaIk-the OF payer nod
os1Eee having been filed Ia The pspens ali dated
10 Detroit
DO b. rry warn all persons sssnst taking a<ns bsyns
or nsseslg any Of tho aboysdescn,e d pspen nsat
thereon has been stopped w. 5. DkfOO3.
Astor House Dec. IL, 1864
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

Louis Napoleon and sugpsfns Cssar.-Mr. PIERS
HEALf viii csliyer the faai Lecture Of this
WEDNESDAY Dec y, E; O'clock at the Clinton all. As
place" spiec"P Policy Position and Prospects OF Louis
kspoeop Tickets 80 cents To members Of the Merchans
Library, q The second lecture equally dsn-
gushed with the former for s originality elegance and
ersaition lExprezs Dec. 7.