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s,.on and NAV be MED with perfea f.ety " pregnant

,son and NAV be MED with perfea taety ~ pregnant
or ,n1lnants week old, containing not partl-
clc mercury, 81 any ether dangerous Ingredient what
ever and is not accompanied with that toLmcnstng tmart
which attends TIC application Of other remedies.
THE aRODYNE ELIXIR.
Forthe cure of every kind of headache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fife and ipeedy remedy for the vencria diieaie.
&c An osnce Of prevention 10 worth pound OF care
For the prevention and OF bioas and malignant
fevers,
rs RECOMMENDS
DIR. HAENts Tl-BILlIOUS-PlLLS.
The operation Of theie pills perfealy mild, 70 asto be
pied eth fty byrcons in every ituaton, and OF eve
age.
They are excellcntly adapted to carry of upehuous
bile, and prevent its morbid fceretons-to reore and
amend thc appetiteto procure free ferfpfstlon, and
thereby prevent colds, which oisen atended with
fatal conieqaencesa dc never fails to remove cod,
If taken nits frR appearance They celebrated tor
renewing habitnal coitveneshcknes at the ftolach,
aud isvere head ache-snd ought to be taken BY all
perions on change OF climate.
80 Sold Ekewife By S. Pleejont5,
Richmond; RoG and Douglas, Peters
burg; T. Gyeen, hedersck)Gmga; G.,
Purdse, smihfsIs; III. Jones, SI3eA !;
Dr.. Miller, Wsnehefer; R. CreenbOv
K,lIiamy6wg; and 7. ShGv, Lsel6uS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
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County of Alexandra, So.
Tans Term, 1904.
William HartGl 'rne, jun. and Jarecs
Taylor, i,int merchants END co.
partners, snder the firm Of Hsfd 9
horne and Taylor, esmslahar,s, :
AGAIG5T -
Amos Allifcn, William II. Ly!cs, Q
Enoch NJ. Lyles, William Lyles, 8
fen. jacob Gcieef, and Samuel x
Boyo, ctfsydonn,
TIE defendant Amos A'Iifon not having en-.
tered biz srpcarapce, snd given fecnriiy accord,
ing TO the aa Of AGsmhly and the rules Of tits
Court, and il appearing to 'be {stisi.aon Of the
Coua, upon sifl4aVit, that The fsld Auos Ali
fon is not an intabiaat Of THIS di&rita, or mo
tlon Of fad coeaplsinanss, by t.;cig cuunfel--if
is ordered, thai The faid detcndaat, Am.s hl.iioa,
co appear hea, Oh the f day OF Nov n,ncr
-Cou't aexts ard enter Els appearance 10 the fuit
aid give fecuriy tor performing rke decree of the
court; aD9 that the other defeadants, Villas
II LyeS, Enoch nj Lylcs, Wiiiiags Lv!ss, fen.
JACOB Ge'ger, and Slmua 30 ID, do rot gay
away, conVcyor iectete The 5ebcs hy ;hena owing
TO, OF the ctS2Fe OF ffess 10 their hands belonging
to the tad sbI@ot defendant, Amos Allilcn, sntil
the further order or decree of this court: s,& hat
oopy Of tI,is ot3fr be forthwith prhlihsd for
two months iocceiii ely, in both Of Tie pua!ic
newspapers psia:ea in Ills couny, and tbs. aso-
tier copy be pofed at the font door of the Court.
HouIe otfsid couaty.
A coPy-Iett,
C. Denea'e, c. c.
AVG IT ec,o,
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Yours exc.
V WRATi{Ro PVQN.

I6bn Hoover, rapc maker, s. III second Street, be-
tusen rlary and ChrGao Streets, fhiadelpha, voiuu-
car ~ rnake,h Gath IS follows r9mt'y, taet his >se
NJ, taaycr: wac % feve-ely ahlSed with yioen,
rhestAtifn .esy dangerously iJafed, The cohieeuence
o. svers oo &er} living &c corfnel 20 her ted
for I1veFas weeks aa3 vac at eHgfn resuTed 10 the
s.laoccly appreben IN Of remaining cripple for lie,
no. sifh9anaae yas NOE retpee6table mca9cal ado,ee
f,4ewed, std essTy proea5is stnledy attealptedi
yybea }esix fevs.e cafes o. cres DerJo0ied 81 I4s
u,itl's Eaenr- ana ExaGt s4ats 8 SheE were pTo-
cured FROM Mr Biith No. r., ,ga,h fesond-Strset.
1 re irit spYaegf9a e.abied bsr SAX aeroS The
room sr5 - uye & oas 5ostie reAoe her Co hs pfuas
roIEN HOOVER.
Sworn and lahfcs6ea tefa's Eapeasrger Fortn, Eiq.
one OF he uces Of the peace Tor Philadelphia County.
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Dr.. EAINs TRUE snd GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PIaESTaR.

Ar ualible remedy for corns, peedily removing the
eeot and branch, ~thturg lviag psiR.
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OF COLUAgIA,
AugnR II.

County of Alexandra, So.
Tnus Term, I9o4.
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TAKE NOTICE.

"A Ii those who purchased property
"A It the sale ofthe effects belonging to
the Estate Of Mr. 9aseaA PARA, deed,
will please take notice that their respec-
tive Obligations were due on the i9th Of
Jenuarylast, and ifnot discharged on or
before the FIRST day Of May next, win be
put into the hands Of an Attorney Ter COL
lsctions-tAllihose who have claims -
gaiast said estate are desired TO bring
them in immediately for payment 10
= WILLIAM WILSON. acsiav A4la,.
i tof tAe Esiate d faseph P.ri, dec.
Garrards- Town, Berkeley l 81
County, February -, 1904. fowl
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FOR SALE. !.

IA TRACT Of LAsn containing a4s
~ acres, IN the county Of Berkeley,
about 5 miles from NJ artinsburg, where
on Thomas Tuckerman nowlives; about
las acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This Farm IS strong, limestone land, lies
very level. and IS very, productive
There are on the premises snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchen built Of
hewed logs, with good stone chimney |,
. stone milk house two stories high with
Z good joint Single cover well painted,
by the side Of 4 Wen Of excellent water
with : pump in il, good Harm with 4
Creamery, corn Cribs, Stahles, &c. under
] the same roof there Is also an Orchard
Of excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and sumner Fruit, Cherries,
PIumbs and Damsols. The land win Be
shewn By Mr.. William Penaleton, adj
joining the prsmises, and the terms
known By applying az Bath 10 1
81. 81 NICHOLAS ORRIcK.
April 8, 1901. [lfl
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TO BE LET,

And passessian gioea iaamedidtely, 4
THE House and Lot lately oecupi-
i ed BY j. Alburtis, situate in the
main street, Martinsburg; the House
10 veil 6nished. has = rooms below and
8 above stairs. with a good Kitchen, a
spaeiods Garrett, ? dry Cellars, conve-
nient Stable, and IN excellent Garden
well enclosed. and ID in every respect wen
calculated for any kind ofpublic business.
For terms apply to Robert cockbarn or
]. Albnrtis. . ~ = = s.. s.
April 6, 1904. 60 -, -
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! Mrs. BREADE and her nep.ielD
oHN iu'KELRMAN,


zsss-IE ff0HN 1V'KELRNAN, - o.
D ESPEcTFuLLY aequaint their
IN friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the house lately In
the occupancy of Captain John Robin-
son, atthe sign of the Indian Chef in
the maia street, Martinsburg, where they
have opened House of = E
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT,
and beg leaye to solicit the public pat
ronage. The house well calculated
tor the geuteel recommendation Of trav-
ling andEother customer, the stables
&c. arc very rommodious and in ample
order sin addition 70 which they have
provided themselves With the best Ii
quors, Hay, Oats, &e.-l2and being de.
termined 70 pay the strictest attention 10
business, and do every ding ID their
povertogive satisfaction 10 eussomers.
they hope q least 10 be favored with a
share ofpublie patronage.
MartnsburE April 8, isos.
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Toaae FSeehaidsrs Of Berkeley County.
NOTICE is hereby given, tina, an
Election WILDE held atthe Court
House in Martinshurg, on the frst
Moaday atferl tie third Tuesday III dpsI
,aeat, for The purpose Of choosing TWO ct
persons 10 represent the County q Herke-
ley in the STATE Legislature of Virginia.
A.. A. ..s.: WY. PORrERFIED, Sheriff.
March, I6, 1904.
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the associate justices &c ne snprems
conrf b thf United States.

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To the Lnha6i,ants Of Berieity County.

To the Lahabi.ants Of Berieiey County.
~ H55+s II NJ Ba @FF
FELLow CIrIzEss, s.-+sz
n GREEABLE TO the wishes Of my
n friends, / again offer you my SER
vices o candidate 70 represent you in
the General Assembly of this Common
weaish and should The your choice It
ths ensuing election, my most jealous
>exertions shall be dedicated to your vel
Fare, as far rs my abilities viii admit.
l am, respectfully, :r4
: Your obedient servant. T..
/. =. JOEL WARD. ;:
March 3, 1904. 49,. 49, -.
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81 THE Editor d tkis paper i M
fhorisedto inform ne Citizeas Of
Berkeley Caufy. that Mlar ELISHA
BOYD, Of liariias6urg, and sSAMU-
FL BOYD, Esq. ef Garrards. ToDn.
- Candidates, ,jor REPRESENTATIVES, 81
l..ls County, IN The STATE legislature.
Marth ., 18O4. Z ~ 1sz' =
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL. tract or parcel Of L AND,
n situate in Berkeley County, con-
tanning about forty acres, .whereon the
Poor-House stands, adjoining the land
Wherein Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about half q mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part Of said
land Is cleared and under tolerable good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made md more may be made.
the buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor.
House q large building) q Meat House
and Spring House (all Builtwith hewed
logs) a Stable and Own, 4; ifarther de
seriPtion is thought unnecessary, il be.
ing presumed no person viii become 1
purchases, without previously viewing
the property Cornelius Kelly, manag.
erat the Poor. House will shew the land.
he terms Of sale may be Known by ap-
plying to said Kelly, or TO either: Of Tie
subscribers. TX -. r. =
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Nate JForeign gatelligsllte.
Translated fer the National AatelEgeacsr,
from late French prints.
HAMBURG, March 10.

On Friday last was arrested here, eide
vant noble, calling himself count d'Agle,
who arrived from London, and who was
charged with the distribution OF consldera-
bic sums of money with views least iavora-
bic to France. He had served under the
prince of Orange, at the commencement
Of the revolution in Holland; was married
at Amsterdam, and had made frequent voy-
ages from Hamburg to London and from
London to Hamburg. By his conduct
and discourse, some have believed him de-
ranged.
Rasan has this day expiated, by punish
ment on the wheel, the murder OF his wife
and FIVE children. He was executed be-
tween IL and 1 O'Clock. He was surround
ed by at least 10000 spectators, before
whom he confessed that the anti-rellglous
opinions which he had unfortunately en-
braced in regard to the nature ofGod and
the soul, had prepared the way to the crime
of which he had become guilty, and that
restored to faith ia better principles, he
begged pardon of God and man. After
that he discovered an extraordinary re-
signation and underwent the punishment
without uttering single groan. His boz
dy was inferred underon OF the posts Of
the scaffold.
The Emperor Of Russia, BY letter of
the 10th January, to M. lie Comte de Wo-
ronzow, chancellor of the empire, acknow-
lodged that he ought to submit to his reite-
rated intreaties to take a Journey which
the state of his health required, testified
to him a desire of his continuing to assist
by his counsels during his short absence
and added, it is with view to facilitate this
correspondence, that he had ordered that
it should be accompanied by party of the
chancery.
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to devote himself to the duties Of tAe go.
butwhat we cannot easily coocc;va ''a,e
he seems to have placed his ha,on,'' aa
glory, and all his glory in the ban ass N
his subjects. ""SSS oil
This phenomenon, however, exnJ,;,.
self when we reflect that ofall eniovms s II
perhaps the most Intoxicating is thai II fea n
~, that he who for this could reno,o ~ &c,
others, and could say, at the age Of AIa al
ander, " fill the universe with my nan ,Sa'
an immense people shall enjoy tie frn:
OF my labour; all mankind are my brrtb a,l'
and disengaged from the ties OF all nrra srn
al affection, it is for the benefit Of rba 1 w.
man race that consecrate ny life + NE
according to the extent of benefit ,b l. Is ;
measure my happiness. Bat one ,b,n
demand as the reward Of this deyotn8 |
IS that it may be duly appreciated; il is,5 !, ;.
the glory OF my name should be propor,;
oned to the merit OF my actions, - y
And from this it NAV be concluded H..
ike object can transport youth with how
and enRame them with emulation, and rb r.,
1t may be supposed that the paths Wick
lead to SO greatan END are filed with cbarrs
and the exertions necessary to obt.;n
them are themselves an inestimahI4 @n
joyment, and can exclusively occupy somI
as noble and rs generous as that OF AIav
anJer.
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PETERSBURG, March 10.

M. lie baron de Bemssen, military COM
mandant of Lithuania, has received orders
Of his imperial majesty to receive with eve
ry mark of friendship and kindness the $50
families of Mennonites who were expected
at Marienburg and at Elbing, and who
wish to establish themselves in the govern
ment of New Russia. This officer was to
go on the frontiers, in order to procure to
these new colonists those succors which
they viii have need of before they can
conveniently arrive at the place Of their
destination. A sum Of $4,000 rubles has
been already assigned for this purpose by
the cabinet.
Alexander gloriously follows the steps
of his grandsire. This prince is not vet
s28 years of age, born in 1777, and already
his place is ranked in that circle of sove-
reigns, who, with the llustrious pupil Of
Fenelon, believe they are born only for the
happiness Of their subjects. In tracing
what he has done during the last six
months, we find that he introduced great
reform In the colleges of medicine, Of phar-
macy and OF finance; that ne had founded
and organized the university of Wins;
that he had collected around him the most
distinguished men of Europe; that he had
punished with as much severity as justice
the unfaithful agents of his power; that he
had recompensed with as much gracious
ness as magnihcehce, the princes, senators
and counsellors, who, by their zeal, their
knowledge and their probity, have justified
his choice, and merited his confidence.
It is difficult to conceive how, in an age
OF dissipation, and often of frivolity, it IS
possible tor person to divide has time be-
tween has duties and his pleasures, but
what is conceived NEST difficult is, that in
the height of power, a prince can volunta-
rly renoance all the pleasures of his age.
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MAYENCE.. March %.

Charles Thum, arrested as the chief of
a conspiracy in the departments OF the Up
per and lower Rhine, had been brought this
day to this city. He immediately under
went an examination before the president
of the criminal tribunal. This Thum should
not be COMPOUNDED with Daniel Thum, his
brother, who has discovered the plot
This last has escaped, and the police have
not been able to discover his retreat.
1t is some time since, they have arrested
at Deuxponts an American, named Sci
bert, who, furnished with false powers OF
attorney, said he was employed by persons
of the country, who had returned to A
merica, to collect and sell the property
which might fall to them during their abb
sence. All the researches they have made
TO discover the forger of the writings, who,
on this occasion, had aided Seibert in his
rogueries, were Intellectual.
On some indications which were mani
tested at the place where he was arrested,
the president of the tribunal Of this city,
resolved to make the most diligent searches
which had succeeded beyond all hopes, for
he has discovered that FIVE or six other
Americans, manyin this department as well
as in the neighbouring country and in the
Palatinate, Suabia, &c. have made use of
means to enrich themselves, with which it
is well to be acquainted, in order to guard
against It.
They have often made voyages from Eu-
rope to America, have charged themselves
with all the letters which they could obtain,
have opened them, and thus learned the
state of affairs OF the American colonies and
any claims which they might have in Eu-
rope. They purchased for small price
this property, and came here to seilit adj.
vantageously. Itfrequently happened that
their voyages have brought them IN twenty
or thirty thousand francs.
They did more, they engaged to follow,
by these deceitful enticements, those I'M
fortunate persons, who, having arrived in
America. found themselves obliged to pay
in adversely, the price of their passage,
and often to humble themselves for years
70 the service of the most severe. Sci
bert had for his part thirty full powers in
his last voyage without counting the false
instrument of the same kind. Another IN
dividual has been cited, who has had the
means of procuring at least sixty powers Of
attorney.
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ZURICH, March ~.


The scenes of disorder and tumult in our
canton have unhappily continued and aug
mented for few days past. Some present
a scene of the most unbridled licentious-
ness. 1t is in the district Of Ulster that
the greatest disorders have been commit
ted. Two Occupations from government
divided themselves in this district; the one
composed of M. M. Lawater and Pfennin-
|ger, departed on the 2lst in the evening,
returned the nextday; it had found some
of the communes disposed to take the oath,
Others refused in the midst of the great
est tumult. Having been apprised after.
wards, that at Fehraltort the peasants had
assembled and armed themselves with
large clubs, that they carried the Hell
veto and tri-coloured cockade, sc. they
have returned to Zurich, despairing of
success.
The second deputation, composed OF
NJ. NJ. Valdez and Baugel, have had no
better success; they every where found
troops. At Hirwill it was impossible for
the deputies to get into the church, where
the ceremony had taken place. Already
had they prepared to depart, when the po-
pulace besieged the tavern where they
were; their guards were disarmed; their
arms being broken they demanded with
loud cries, that M. Walder should be de-
livered to the people: (this member Of the
petit council is a citizen OF anelghbourlng
commune of Hirwill, who had been sent
to the diet Of Schwiz in September, 1902;
the enraged populace swore that he should
not survive the day, and he owed his deli
verance only to the hrmness OF his col
league, M. Bogel, who, during FIVE sue
cessive hours, heroically opposed the fury
of the assailants. 1t was necessary tor the
safe departure of the deputation, that M.
Walder should present himself at the win
dow of the chamber to promise in loud
voice, that he would contribute for the fu-
ture to every thing that could soace the
people, and especially to modification OF
the law respecting the redemption of dimes
and cents.
The petit council having demanded, af-
ter the manner prescribed by the federal
act, an aT0lSQ SuCCOI
of the Swiss, he has sent FIVE hundred men,
raised in the cantons of Argovie, of Bern,
and of Friburg. The troops of Argovie
have Just entered our city; they this day
expect those of Bern. M. lie colonel Leig-
Ter, of Zurich, had been named by the
Landamman commandant of these detach-
ments. 1t cannot be doubted that the pre-
sence of these forces alone Will suffice to
restrain the rioters, and promptly apPease
all their troubles.
They are at present engaged in raising
the militia of the canton; they have arrest
ed many rioters. The sentence passed by
the tribunal of the district Of Winterthur,
against the authors of Revolutionary ad-
dress on the redemption of the dimes and
cents, has just been sent, by mode of ap-
peal, to the tribunal Of apbeAaiozs.
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Dok. Cts.
A daft of Henry K. May and CO.
on Gilbert Robertion and Co. of
New York, il my favor for el1so
Jonah 'i'h5mpfon and Sons note TO
lanes Ii. TGcker, dared the 18TH
May laf, at fcventy FIVE days en-.
dofcd by me FIR 1850
William Cafh's note TO VIM. Gore,
dated the z4sh April af, a, ilxry
DAYS, endotsd by VIM. Wilton 4z4 50
Tohn Pat,s's note TO William Will
fon, dated III. z4th April lat, at
90 Gays, endoried By William
Wilton, Ago
p5ilip Cares note to William Wilton
dated the 3o,h Of April faa at 60
days, culorled by Wm. Wilton s,
myfclf $40
William Wiiion's note to me dated
The z3a of May laR, at SO days, 500 SO
I,nathau Swift's note to mo. Potts,
dated the .zd May Taft, at 60
days. endorisd by JOAN Potts and
myielf, 7so
Ioan Potts note to me-, dated the
aga May la&, at so DAYS. 800
Robert T. Hooe and Co.'S draft on
Iames Crawford and Co. of Phia.
dclphis, in my favour. accepted
the 9th inf. looS IS
Same Of fame date, 100
Same Of fame date, 100
George I.awrenee'snote TO me dated
the 2eh Jolly. 1909. aoe SO
William Cores two receipts for "a barrels hour,
r. &W. P Richardfon's receipt for IL barrels
ur.
phineas Janncy's receipt for IL barrels -four.
Ifasc Hollingfworth's order on Samuel Croudion,
accepted the 9Th inf. for 90 barrels -four.
Ambrofe VaiTe.
June Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-18
attorney.
PARIS. April 8.

The grand chancellor Of the legion of
honor has been charged to reportto the ci-.
tizens who arrested Georges, the intention
ofthe grand council to admit them into the
legion of honor.