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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

poeiifal.

BY fdFFIE LOCKE.
Forget thee didst thou say forget
Didst think thy lip had power
10 waizen love, then bid it die,
Like thine, the selfsame hour
Nay, false one! think not, that ike thee,
III act traitors part;
Yet fear net, for I've woman's pride
Within this woman's heart
4 pride that itself above
such bitter mockry
A heart that scorns to seek to chain
One struggling to be free
Go, traitor! bid me smile again,
Or curse The hour we met;
But rouse not thou my spirits scorn,
By bidding me forget
know the future neer may give
What the bright past hath given;
Yet can smile, and calmly say
"Ife Chain that bound IS riyen!'
And think not Tor those vanished hours
III ever sit and sigh;
No, false one! tears shall never dim
The brightness Of my eye.
Thou'rt weak enough to pity NC
read it in thy look
Would that more true, ere this, I'd read
That smiling, treacherous look;
Bat piJsing look, or look Of scorn
Is all alike to me;
For, traitor, know thy power is gone,
NV a0nl is proudly FREQ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

It has been discosed that for the general
ity Of flowers, and more especially fr gera
niams, and thc most delicate specimens II
the lilly tribe, common glue. dilutea With
sufficient portion Of water, fornis richer
manure than guano or any other yei lissovy
cred
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

n-We always like to sec gentlemen and
ladies' with beautiful and rich gold rings on
their fingers. and long dirty finger nails. L
looks So neat and genteeI.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

t+.hECARY and DRUGGIST, qad peaisF ia
\. .als. oils, Dye-Stuhs and Fancy Goeds
t. gosise lhe Post 0Acc, Queen Street.
I T.. fS52
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
Daniel 81. noIg,

E3TAKGR Observation-Disclosures
1Urte rect two doors East of5lu err
4. .1rn hurcb 5piy 81, lSf5s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
E.Nllin Epilgrmalerfer.

TOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER,
J. vii give prompt attention 70 az orders 10
Inc Of business. Shop on Nes King
et IhaiGsburg, nearly opposite the resi-
l'e Ol Ir. Conrad Rousch,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
DR.. WaP. WITHEROW,
Dental Surgeon,

ID RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens Of
"a Martinsburg and vicinity, that ca
be has removed his office 10 King aE
Street, one door East of the Post ~ti LIZ
Office. NY sriends viii please notice that /
win be absent from Aiartinsburg during the fol-
lowing months Of eata year, june, September
December and March.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
rInnnel eanf.lan1l.

AclCER in all kinds OF Rrkpr-NApg CLo-
J 0rjye, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps sc Yearly
t' the (" Berkeley BankA Queen Siree',
r.n anrg. VI. May l0.f54l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

Don't Despair.-If you slip down, just
get up A stout heart is as sure 10 finally
weather the gale, as pretty girl is to bring
down the man Of her choice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
.Tnl,n III. lslomGel.

e. 5oaperani Sheet Iron anpfaettrer, and
5. toun1er SHOP, eprner 81 Queen anu
4. nnl npnhslle The Lntheran Chureh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

~ The best ssmixture' for sick heart
is nine yards of calico, fine broadcloth, four
armsful Of humanity, parsons certificate Of
matrimony, pair of canary birds and bum
die Of gaeen house hollyhocks. People dis
posed to doubt the recipe should get box.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

. II Conrad, ESQ., r. McSherry, ". D
e. FanlspeE D Murphy,
+ 7 Hunter. y 49, pendleton,
MartipsbVrg, APRIL 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
REa0TAL
CABINET AID CoFflH-NAKING

ki - ~ y A .
CABINET AND COTt1H-NAKlNG
AT7D ASg DHUs-
,T7 RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen III
81 i, Msftinsbars and vicinity. that be has re-
moved hA4Shop to queen Street, oprosl,e
William Fl. Heseitiae's Drug Store, where he
continues to carry on the
nblECt-2aaIsfus EN- iDess,
% al,ts various branches; and ia Feturaing his
thanks for former patronage, ta3,es occasion 10
riedgH dfsnscf'g sFaeh. trgrs. Trf1asseess he Is
free TO do-thathe is prepared 70 manufacture
Sofas, 3Ho-Boayls, Bureaus, Tables Beastoads,
IN Spring Seat Chairs, " ardroaes, SC, up
va on as reasonable terms, and 'le and
{ smanueras satisfactory 70 those eeklcg bar
rans, as can be elsewhere obtained.
He is also prepared to manufacture cor
ms. orWalnpt, Cherry and Mahogany. He
asa good HE.3ASE, and is prepared 10 &C,
omme late persGns q town and County
,HaraasbprP April J. 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
AIfgsgst p'It0OnEaiI,

itNFGCri0N aud Grocery Store, Queen s
I Aree doors South Of RawAns Hotel.
Allah 10. ISIS ~.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
HIM E,. Norris.

oNGGLY Of Washington, D c. havingre
moved.to Mlctasburg wilprac,ice osnn At
-aaf coancellorat Law Va Berkeley end the
~ Couaties march 2o, 1919
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
LlYRnY aTaRIN

TIME sQbsenba Irving parahasl te Horses
Carriag faggy ofDliel U snidca, ESQ
viltondi.4e lbo Liyefy U
BIS rtthc s.0a old stlni- -
lie s 81 as ~ thes be pre- -lts,
pared % furasphorses o. Convey travellers 70 the
coaptry orany95 Renoi gateriug towns and like
licits for has establishment bopubHe patronage
Aug. g. 1855. U FYOUN0.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
EAGaEANGE RAAIk

Oh
SELDEN, WRITER'S, & CO.,
WASHINGTON, D. G,
TNfE uhdersghed respectfully announce that
they have f0rJued co-partnership 70 transact
General Haaking ana Exchange husluc. - this
Cily vn6eg The sra Of sELDEy, WlTHERs & co,
and ARE prepared to deal III
f0ftess md Giopstfie far3Hsqts Tiae- BWs, Pres
fqf3s9rg Aafes TeffL4emss " Denostte. Letsrs
81 lyaf2 Gahb &8isg md G5ta
We undeftake 20 make collections and prompt
Is to rth the proceeds % any designated points
within a. wishontthe Eniea2
Mr.. William selden. aesaaer Of the flaa. aad
far many y8sAfs past Che 2yeaaursr of ne Datss4
S'@@, VIII give His careful personal attehtion to
a3 ansaoal business which VS. may be employed
to transact wiih any Of The Departments Of The
Governments.
The baeines which our employers may require
rs 70 transact viii be conducted with deity aaa
promptitade, abd upon Lie msst reasonable terIas.
WILLIAM sELDEBj
ian 4rosszssfeist w &. &
JOHN WRITER'S
of izszanlyis, Va
r. ". LaTHR1I
Qf 81 5ingioa, y C.
L. ?. BA1NE
iQf Raltiwore, lid.
Washington, April n 1858 em
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
fs m4RffNsBURG GAZETTE.
oTTgeN Al. OPPOSITE THE BANK.

ssaftaa &7aase, S&.50if Eot psia itnin
sse eFsI ts sfl9ing4
tfsHtfnnel ant} ar arfearsacs4re
lees,t 81 rs n1aeoa 4fshk 2 8itpss.
ME- ftsesBEes miitbaiHafgte9 ~ E peg square III
sasss- ~ ehr arsttlireee times and ~ Eenss
4 q, sefbf & ~ 3 slsiisss geat lusertionf.
IL a4n3af ofiasertions required
So srl1ea1sersjaeBens teeelTes VII be
frettis3gt "a aQa charged aeeo isingiE,.
fst.s Il cole an mr. Yest viii DC ff.v d7l'afE
aa& sa49thHga a8y@tlsg ~ VS. gesr slH se
84a .etF r4s 5aly sgnsrss. Wit the Frifiiesa
n sN sas t4- sei ? oyay chat faeg piibs eifsr-
ftaar aates per eHaaFe.
i v#t8fisE tA aaefleaa Newsf aHerh gfnt- ts
#8 q seer als afsf'n .he tiiss'' 80,
It5 at .lHe5spiia $40 i duly enipoWsse4
sate aa8 afNserirtions ss tse ratf4 re-
sfif4aas ssss a o. ssg er3 81 AZ pl Tfs rnfss-
-~SW f}S 49, IssR' 3 y as8taEs ISL ~ sttisA
ffaag. piGsp9.t pBiAs 81, ~ corner IAift
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

l-"We were shown lately" says the
Wisconsin Telegraph, Gan entirely new ma
terial for the construction of buildings. 1t
is preparation Of sand AMI lime put into
moulds, and operated upon by powerful
press. The specimen we saw bad about
three times the superficial area of a common
brick, though, of course, their size would de-
pend upon the pleasure oftae maker. They
are made with an open space in the centre,
occupying one-half the length and about one-
third the breadth of the brick Those we
saw were handsome gray color, as smooth
as dressed stone could be, and apparently as
solid as granite. Their real solidity was
about equal to good burnt brick, though
they had been made but about three weeks,
and time and exposure are expected to har-
den them continually. They can be furn
ished as cheaply as brick unless some diff
ficulty is developed with regard to them not
now apparent, it seems to us they must come
into active demand for building purposes. =
They would certainly appear as beautiful as
the finest stone, and making as they do o
hollow wall, with smooth interior surface,
they can be papcded against, or painted or
whitewashed, without the least necessity o.
iathing or plasterng."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
andrew Ksou,nsrafl,


t.aNGr MAKER Stop on the corner d
y .E'oN auiBarkc Streets
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25
81. NoiNbmrg a %.


- .tPu Rssd- mads cia..lue ore acor
-.H. sore Uc.iueq'r, 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

; lhGb ,ntgroy Dry Goods, Sc, &e Storo
1fa QGaa street Que door south Of Har-
Jtag Store, Alarinsburc Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

q Hly8, "a servant via be ab the ONCE. to
3 10 or Is for either OF them atfheir r5g poet
rgstiencCs Feb % 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

70 Beware Of bad company.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25

And with a cry Of joy, Mary started up,
and flung herself upon his breast. Morgan
drew bis arms tightly around her, and sat
for long time with BIS Tips pressed to her
check, whilst she lay against bis bosom as
death As DEATH Yes for wheo the ia
tier uuclasped bis arms, the spirit Of bis cbild
was With the angels or the resurrection.
Arthur's Home GaseEe
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-25


In point Of economy. as human food, one
bushel Of beans Or homipy il equal to ten Of
potatoes. Hominy. too, is dish almost as
universally liked as potatoes, and at the
South about as freely eaten, while at the
North ii Is seldom seen. 10 fact. il is nm
unknown food except to few persons IN eli
ties. BY hom:ny. we DO not mean sort Of
coarse meal, bat grains Of white corn, from
which the bull and chit, or eye, has been re-
moved by moisteping and pounding in
wooden mortar, leaviag tie grains almost
whole and composed Of little else but starch.
1t has been often said that not one cook 10
ten knows how TO boil potatac. We may
add another cipher when speaking ofthe very
simple process Of cooking honiny. We give
tae formula from our own axroricnce and in
strustions in land Of s.hoe aud bomiuy'
are well understood. Wash slightly 10 cold
water. and soak twelve hours in tepid. soft
water. with plenty more added from time to
time, with great care to prevent burning
Do not salt while cooking as that or bard
watOr vii! soften the corn So it viii peas
or beans. green OF dry, and rice also. When
done add butter and salt ; or a better way
is to let each season to suit the taste. 1t
may be eaten With meat in lieu Of vegetables.
or With sugar or syrup. 1t is good bot or
cold, and che more frequently it is warmed
over. like the old fashioned pot Of
bean porridge hot, or bean porridgc cold,
Bean porridge best nine days DID,
So is hornipy--it is good always, and very
wholesome, aud like tomatoes, only requires
to be eaten once or twice 10 fix the taste 10
its favor-J0urndl of Health.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27
An Avowci by Au.,c-t:ys

With the simple coM.acnt That tNc 'Ns't',
article from the licamouI In 'urfr ...t
week, expresses, according tn its own s'ai'-
mcut, tia views of Stolhcu \. Douglass moi
> H,rson Davis, and other SUI Ipol,eIs OF ..e
Nebraska bill, wc EiIe it TO our readers
We of the South contend Lot simply that Con-l,ss
may, but that Congress must, lvBlslt'e rel ca :
slavery in the IcritViics, in certain eIrcumstucf, Z,
and under certain limitations. We not only aLIn
the power but we claim its exercise, when u,ccs,4-
ry. matter Of right with u', ana of duty pu tho
part of Congress slavery II species Of Tl'rclN,
and is entitled TO all the safeguards aud securities
which protect other kinds of property The t"usu-
tuition recognizes it property and Congress a. tho
supreme legislative authority III the lernt''os.
wust guarantee to it all the immuuitics Of rlorlr.
Thus if the Shareholder from the South stttIs IN
n territory in which there e no ad Quaie protection
70 his property against the violence Ci the Ahuli-
toniss, il becomes the duty Of Congress to inter-
pose for his security. SO, likewise, II there Ice any
artificial barrier OF foreign law which repels SlaNt-
nv from the common domain, congress must inter-
pose to remove the obstacle. Hence, IN 1000, the
nresent Secretary Of War, then Senator floln " is
.issippi proposed that Congress. should repeal Ito
Mexican laws which prohibited Slavery in tab and
New Mexioo--contending nevertheless, as We 90,
that the Constitution popro pgor' enect,d then re-
neal and carried Slavery into the forbidden terrific
ry. Congress may i1teJr'to P oteet SIarcy
IN the t'rrforiss, 5nt H.f 20 prohioIn'
That this was the settled aim and purpose
! of the Pro-Slavcry Democracy we have long
| known. But they have been shy of ayoWinS
| il. To mako the pill less museous To the
North, it has been gilded with speeious IRE
tences of Coppromise' and " Popular
Sovereignty In the heat of their present
controversy with General Cass, owevcr. cy
Girg, lrulerce, and fling hside all d.
guisc. We are glad to iIve tho.n ii, last, on
, record .--Ai5 Ere. Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

The Advancc hus entered upon II different field
of exploration from the British ships, they
having gone up Lancaster Sound, while the
American vessel has cndcavorcd to penetrate
to the unknown regions beyond Smith Sound q,
which opens, further up, into Bailin's Bay
1t vas the design to take the ship us far MS
practicable in this direction, tncr to send out
a party during the winter, with a light boat
cipabl cpf being used either or ice or in the
water, Laden with PROVISIONS to he followed
ht fresh party from the slip in the spring,
fresh, and prepared to prosecute the cxplora-
tion with great vigor through the sumner
It is only upon this little American vessel
that Lady Franklin can now suspend hope
for the recovery Of her gallant husband
Thoro Is but the slightest possibility that
this horn can ever ha realized; but yet slight
as It is it is agreeable to reflect that it is as
sociatcd with the american flag The English
press appreciate this. Says the Norn,Hg
CrJa,ch-'' II is, therefore, upon the zeal ,
ability. aud ,iuglc mindcdncss Of DR. Kane,
in command of the American Expedition ,thct
we now mainly depend, since hit intended
course. after passing up Smith Sound. will he
towa"d the una>plorcd lands seen by Sir f.
lolrhcr's expedition, lying to the North of
Wellington Channel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27


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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

After the Is ballot, Mr. Page moved to ad-
iourn until half past two this afternoon
carried l04 TO -. The Senate withdrew.
R.soluti1u BY Mr.. Page, to adjourn this
afternoon until Ia o'clock on Tuesday NOR
ming next; carried, "a to 81, Adj.
AFTERNOON.
SENAT Rporfs--From the committee
on Land Taxes in favor Of tax on Orleans
county ordered to he engrossed and read Sd
time. From committee on the Judiciary, in
favor of bill providing for reference of actions
in County Courts ordered to be engroSsed
and read 3d time.
RiHs Innoduced and Referred-By Mr..
Paige. to establish the Cabot Bank read lst
and ID time and referred to committee on
Banks. BY Mr. Williams, to alter chapter
- of G. s., relating to justices of peace /;
read lst and "a time and referred to Judici-
airy committee. by Mr.. Ilartshorn, to pay
rliny Rosabrook's expenses of pursuing IA
horse thief; to committee on Claims. by
/ MIR. Benedict, to divide the town of Burlins-
! ION 10 committee to whom was referred the
petition on TIM subject BY Mr. Hyde, Till
/ ior the relief Of the Bellows Falls Canal COM
lany Read lst and % time, and referred TO
committee on Roads,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

\ Hor Con SrorY.-.A friend Of ours re-
Gently being left n widowcr and having 4
small family. still cherished the notion of
having them about him in his own home: so
he sought help in an intelligence Office. Our
friend Is a sympathetic soul and seeing one
poor girl more ordinary in her appearance
than the othcrs. he choose her for trial -
She assured him none could compare with her
IN all domestic duties, only give me the
c3nvanienccs, says she. I" Riddy' said her
master, next mcrning, make some coffee,
and when it - ready, call. - " Faith an
viii. sir And Bildv busted herself in pre-
pairing breakfast After the lapse Of some
tune, and no call. Biddy's master went in and
found her engaged in building pyramid Of
the sediment taken from The coffee pot, after
having thrown the delicious liquid away
' by. what are Iou doing. Biddy}
am atthcr wondering 4 We ate the black stuff
with butthcr on it, or bow Biddy was en-
lightcucd, and promised amendment. 4 frw
mornings after Biddy was tronbitl 10 kindle
Il fire; sh" well nigh burst her lungs and
checks IN her cfl1rts to obtain a flame. At
this juncturc an invctcratc Joker, n friend Of
the family, steps in, and sceing tiiigs fix,
kindly volunteers 70 rc,.evo her - pointing
to a horse pistol that hung agalnst the wall.
ho bid hcr rcarh ttal down and p,in. il at
the refractory park ,intimatinr lis astoiis'-
mont that 500 ir.ni,ig'ut girl should not nave
nnown % ita ~ '.inrn. oIe di@ - eye ''ao
bid, and si' gu RI, enough The wood 1T the
same rornr' '.g.ln to blaze Bijry was in
r'rtdros t. think how oosy-only to point
lud it burns Hnv in ireland 10Y h.ve to
pull ',nd push unit their arms acne; would
not she know where to find it now. She was
thankful to the gentleman !or slowing hre,
and Biddy was seem for many morning, after
that, patiently pointing the his horse pistol
at the fire grate to kindle her fire. Success
siye Ulnrcs hover. Induced her sulscQucut-
ly to rcIinqnish the novel experiment
Her last effort at cooking cclip-ed all her
other exploits. To thr enquiry OF her master
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27
Discovery of Sir John Franklin.

If the dispatch from Montreal, given Ia
another column, tolls the truth, the Irnhlrm.
which nas for years absorbed more OF the in
tercst Of the civilized world than almost any
other which can he named, is at last solved
DR.. Raes overland Arctic cxI loratip,.s nl,s
nothing improbable upon the face Of the an
nouncement Backs river to the northwest
ol which tie remains of Sir john Franklin
and his cOmr anions are said to have been
discovered, is on the North American cunti-
nent, and emptlcs INTO the Arctic sea, somc-
thing like ten degrees of latitude south, and
and twenty degrees Of longitude west, OF
smiths sound, up which, the gallant Kane
and his comrades are supposed to be pushing
their researches. The English Arctic cNre-
ditions have recently returned. The follow
ing summary of the latest intelligence from
the different expeditions is from the " Y.
CoUrio and Erqmrr
The English Arctic Expeditions have re-
turncd the American has pushed on Cap
tain NJ Clurc, of the Investigator, Capt. Nn
Edward Brlchcr of the Assistance, and Capt
Kcllrtt, Of the Rcsolutc, and their crew,
have abandoned their ships and are now IN
England the first having been absent louI
wears, the two last two years. The pnll
British ;, ip now in the Arctic waters is tn,
Enterprise, aud it is surpassed that shr to,
has been abandoned by her crew, and that IT,,
latter are making their way over land. Iii
vessel, under Captain tuihusou, lett Englau
in lSiO, in search of -ir John Franklin. o.,
way of i;lring Straits, and was last s-ru 'r
Somr American wlulcrs in December, l~i.
The reason assigned for the drsrtl,n %, th,
varipu, ships above specified, il the imlr'c
tlchmlity ui the lee, and tie prospect ul Al
unusually rigorous winter Capt VI tiur"
of the Investigator, it viii hr rec ll"t,d, i
tho discoycrrr of the northwest l,ls-. : ou,
it would have been AN interesting ia,,, /. up
only hr, but his snip. had ue'n ADJ. /
traverse it The batter -riIl remains la,rk~
ia lee CA the -olu. point on the shores ot e.,
ring island where It was ir,l n IN on Il,
2itu oi September, ISL.
Meantime the Giinnell Expeditions consist
, in. uf the brig Advance, u,der the comman
ol Dr. Kane, waich sailed IN june 1853, ,u
> remains out. Noting hus hcon heard frol
tlI- vessel since the Dcs ming Of August
the sam" year, when it nut in fora sup ~
Esquimax dogSat .iTp.lnIvik, Greenland