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BUFFERS VEGETABLE
INDIAN SPECIFIC.

For the care of colds, coughs, consumptioaS,
splitting of blood, asthn,Gs, and all diseases of
the breast and lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the test
of experience, and proved itself the most valuable
remedy discovered for the cure of Coughs Colds
Asthma and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs,
leading to Consumption.
Among the numerous testimonials in the possession
Of the proprietor is the following:-
CERTIFICATE.
10th May, 1897.
/, Samue! Moore, do hereby certify, that for up
wards Of year, severely afflicted with pain in
my breast, accompanied with very bad cough and
shorness of breath, and every igdcaton lin the opn
lou OF physclan) OF approaching CONSUL. pton. AT
ter passing through course of medicine, and finding
no relief was induced to make trial OF Buffers We
geable Indian Specific and the of one and half
bottle, completely restored to health, aud have
''' Signed 0''''' ''''S ''"' 10 S. n6 5:
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught that 'ourfrs
attention should be empoyedin watching the approach
ofd!sease, and prevent its proceeding to ncurabIe
state : and in persons of consumptive habit, espe.
cally those born of consumptve parents, the slightest
symptoms OF an approaching consumption at the con-
sumpVe period OF llte Dug carefully to be attended
This Specific is obtained by extraction from herbs,
roots, plants &c. when in perfection. In consequence
OF happy combination OF the most valuable herbs,
&c. it becomes basam of superior value 1t heals
the injured parts opens the PORES, and composes the
disturbed after the manner of anod CON
sequenty the obstruction OF the chess and lungs, which
constitute this disease, particularly need its use. l,
promotes expectoration which is constantly called
for, and whilst it ceanses aId heals it also gives
strength to the tender lungs. In this manner II
moves the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite and i'm
proves the spirits. This Specific is always given in
safety. 1t is mild, pleasant the taste, and is
particularly useful in hypondrcaI, nervous, and hys-
terical Diseases
Each bill of directions contains detailed accoun,
of this disease in all its derents stages, and will be
accompanied with the signature of the proprietor in
red ink. 1t IS offered for sale by Dr.J. STODDARD,
Druggist, East street, Litchfield.
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SHARON ACADEMY.
the SHARON ACADEMY

The winter Term Of the SHARON ACADEMY
will commence on the last Monday IN Sci TENDER.
The best instruction will be Furnished to youth OF
both sexes. Young gentlemen will be prepared for
College on the most approved course Strict at
ien.ion viii be paid to the morals and manners Of the
pups.
The appreciation Of the patrons of the school area-
dy gwen and ITS increasing reputation, will, it hoped
secure the confidence OF the pubic.
Parents and guardians from distance are referred
to the Hon. J. C. Smith. 5. Rockwell, & C. Swan,
Esqrs.-to the Rev. Messrs. r G. Armstrong, l.. f.
Lathrop, l.. Z. Hckok, Or the Trustees
ID. l.. PERRY.
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH.
AARON REED.
Sharon Aug. Goth 1928. 10
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GREAT BARGAIN
for Manufacturers.
FOR, SALE.

THE following described parcels of Real
Estate, situated in the Towns Of Washington and
Warren, belonging to the estate Of the late Samuel
Forbes, ESQ. Of Canaan, deceased ;-viz. in Wash
ngton, the great road from Litchield to NewMil-
ford, miles from the former place,
Stating Mil, SasO Mill, Dweiling house,
Store, numerous Out-h0uses, f. Land,
from one Acre to hundred as purchasers may wish;
and in Warren three fourths ola mile north of the
above, on the same stream, a
Nail Factory, Grist Mill, Dwelling house,
Barn, and 20 Acres Of Land.
The Factory and Mill are both new buildings, and
stand upon substantial and durable Stone Dam.
The Stream on which the above property lies, is a
neverfailing Water power sufficient to carry almost
any kind Of Factory business, with suitable and per-
fecty safe Banks for the erection Of Factories.
This property will be sold separate or together to
suit purchasers, upon the most advantage terms,
and the day of payment deferred any length of time
which may be asked under five years.
MAN LERS
from the East would do we'll to inspect the above
Sites as in these days Of American Industry" good
Water Privileges are becoming quite valuable and
safe property.
For further partie uars, enquire of John Adam, or
]. r. Landon, Esq. of Litchfeld, Of William Adam
of Canaan. JOHN ADAM,
WILLIAM ADAM.
Litchfeld, Aug. S, 1928. Of
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Cheshire Bank, al keent
ClaremOnt bank
Concord bank.
Conn. itNer, Charleston.
Grafton bans, Haverhl!i.
StratiOrd bank, Dover.
AlerrImac, at Concord.
LAetei.
Farmers bank. Amherst.
Pemlgewassel, Plymouth.
Piscataqua, Portsmouth.
Rockingham, do.
Commercial, do.
Aew-tIampshlre do
New-Hamp. Union. do
Portsmouth,, do.
Rockingham, do.
W.nnipisIogee, Meredith
MA. AA(IJI >EI"
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Summer Arrangement.

~ -
Leaves Litchfeld every Mon
day, Wednesday,and Friday NOR
ming, at halfpast 7 o'clock pre-
cisely, and arrives at New-Haven
at 4 o'clock same afternoon
Leaves New-Haven same eve
ming, by Steamboat U. States,
or Hudson, and arrives in New
York next morning at 5 o'clock.
This is the cheapest and most
expeditions route to New-York.
kept at Catlin's, other
wise for passage or information
apply to J. PARKS.
Litchfed, June 3d. 1923. 9
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.~CORRECTION.~fD
Benjamin. Carpenters Estate

Benjamin. Carpenters Estate.
i HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District of
Litchfeld, having allowed and limited six months
from the 2lst day of July, 1925 for the creditors to
tha.estate Of #8A 80
BENJAMIN CARPENTER,
late of Litchfeld, deceased represented nsoven to
exhibit their claims and said Court having appointed
the undersigned Commissioners to receive, examine,
adjust and settle, the claims Of the creditors to the
estate of the said deceased Therefore, by order OF
said Court. we do hereby give notice, that will
meet at the late dwelling house Of the deceased,
Monday the 25thday of August next,and "Wednesday
IKE 2lst day of January 1929 at one O'Clock in the af
ternoOn, on each Of said days, for the purpose Of
tending to the business ofour appointment. All claims
not exhibited within said tme will be barreda recov
cry. ssgage
ENOs sToDDARD, Commits
EPHRALM s. HALL, sioners.
Litchfeld, July Goth, 1929. 10
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NOTICE.

All persons with whom the subscriber has open ac-
counts Of more than years standing ARE requested
to call aud adj us the same soon, without further no.
tee. ELIHU HARRISON.
LitchfeId, Aug. Goth, 1928. 10
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13anis Note TahIF.

Bills ofthe following Banks received 10 pay"
ment or deposit althe PHOENIX BANK in this town.
The I,sl Wal be corrected as occasion may require
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28
CHARACTERIZATION BsRBecUe

Al a meeting OF the iriend Of the Admins.
%tration, at jacob Sheetz's Tavern, in shep
herd's-towf, on Saturday. the 10th OF August,
1928, for the purpose of making arrangement.
to give an administration Esfbecuc-JOHN r
COoKUS, Esq. was called to the Char. and
Doctor Jons QuieIrr appointed Secretsr,-and
on motio'i, the following Resolutions were u
unanimously adopted:
R~esoi1sd, That the friends OF the Administers.
ton will give an 4D.BIaIS1R.gT I0N B.9R.
BECUE. at Col. Joseph Swearingcn's Spring.
on Saturday, the 30th of this month, which
shall be free tor all persons who may wish 70
attend.
Resofped, That the following gentlemen. to
wit. Cap. George ReJ noIds, Richard Duflield.
William Grove, William Butter, IeptI,ah Nor.
gan, Henry Shepherd, Doctor Henry Bo,eler.
David SmveIy, iiilery b. Talbot, Capt. Jacob
Haynes, Daniel Cameron, John Motter. yeni.
7. Towner, Conrad Shindler. Daniel Miller
Peter ". kerney, Doc,. Warner Briseoe, Dan,l
Entler, jacob Sheetg, 81. Joseph En,,er. noct.
John Qnigley, Henry Berry, John 4. Cnokus.
Thomas G.. Lane, Benjamin Wiltshire. Michael
hensel, and Jacob v. Bennett, be aud they are
hereby appointed Managers for the Barbecue
Resofped That these proceedings be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, ard published
in the Free Press. Mdrtinsburg Gazette. and
Hagerstown Torch Light
JOHN I. cookUs, Chairman,
JONI QuiaL1Y, Seq.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28
Female acanfup.
gE9FiIS institution will be ononad

stiS institution viii be opened, un-
IA der the direction Of VIZ. j. w. Corr. on
.ne lstof the ensuing month. and il is des,rs.
pfe ina. ell applications for admissioa. during
ms hrst term, should be made before the end
OF The second week of the term. In this semi;
nary wili be taught all the most useful hrsnchc,
OF female education; and particular care viii be
taken that the pupils not only learn, but tina,
thsy shah understand what they learn. To or
typography, orthoepy, correct reading. grsmma
tieal writing and speaking, (beipf the funda.
mSntais OF a proper aud l~udicious education,
strict attention will be given by each pupil
Those who are fitted. by previous study, will
be instructed IN the Latin language, ancien, and
modern geography, history, composition. and
such mathematical studies as may be required.
strict regard will be pad TO the correct deport-
ment and manners of the pupils. and such
endeavours for their improvement and prof
ciency IN ,heis studies as to merit the patronage
OF the public.
Nartinsburg, Aug. 90 st.
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~ Me Edtor 81 the .Marnnsbu,g Ge:ene.

SIN: The friends Of state rights are now, as
they have been for forty years, directly opposed
to whatever Congress has endeavonred to do
TO favour the general welfare. These constant
haters of all measures, designed to encourage
native enterprize and American manufactures,
do at this time welcome, with more than COM
mon pleasure, the hope an Individual may, by
their exertlons, be elected President-whose
election, a few years ago, WAS said by the
tongue OF their acknowledged attorney, (the
Richmond Enquirer J would be a national curse.
Nor will they cease exertionS, although they
neither dmlre the dlvidualf for his understand
ing, or respect him tor his moral virtues. To
elect him, without a tinge OF shame, they dis
regard Angelic purity, and would willingly, for
success. sacrifice half the chastity Of an unde-
fled state. This degradation apparently they
greet with satisfaction, only because, If they are
successful, they may then have the power to
snn;hilate the American System and all Ma.
tional Improvements, essential as they are to
protect home industry from foreign superiority,
| that has long tyrannized over il; and also, to
| promote the prosperity of internal trade among
| the states, and people of the states. Otherwise,
they would not expect that the administration
of Gen. jackson, will ordain, that all unwroGght
materials, the produce of the country, shall be
exported to foreign countries, to cherish manu-
features; and to effect this mischief. the design
is, to repeal all protesting duties, as a premium
to invite foreigners to monopolize the tradeof
this country. and to supply il with foreign ma
nufactures This is advocated, when it is
known, that the value OF all raw materials ex-
ported, will not sell foE enough to supply home
consumption, and that whatever is ,defcient.
will be paid for by meney. or bad by credit, to
involve debt, which, when not punctually paid.
will, fer delay be secured by Deeds OF Trust
and the pledge. sold for cash, at the will of the
foreign creditor. Such a system prevailed pre-.
vious to The revolution, and a few only we're not
ruined by ii; and the South appears to be de.
sirous the SAME again may be its sad condition,
and that of every part of the nation. If any
thing like this, viii be the effect of Gen. Jack
sons election, then, indeed, viii. it be a aationai
curse. TO blast not emily the prosperity OF Viz
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EDUCATION.

REsJAMIN PENDLEToN informs the pub.
~ iic, that the Second Session of The ROCK.
Hill School, will on the 18th day Of
September next
Parents who wish to place their children IN.
der his tuition, will please TO apply TO CHA'S
oRkiCk, Esq with whom the Subscription Pa.
per is deposited.
Some OF the Inhabitants OF Martinsburg have
expressed q wish to send their children into
the country: They are therefore informed. tina,
GENTEEL BOARDING may be had on mode.
rate terms, in the house OF Mrs. oaHIcx, aboul
500 yards from the School. Room.
b. PeDdleton pledges himself to pay the strict
est attention, not only 20 the intelle ctuai i'm
provemen. of bis pupils, but also to their mo
raj department. Aug %, l328-3t
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TEE ARIEL.
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The des'gn Of the Ariel Is purely literary II
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Der, with The vapld and unpi ofitsble or igiaal
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sy With such things, whether in the shape Of an
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US Address
EDMUND NORRIS.
Philadelphia. aug. %.
Usubscribers received al this Office.
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Kentucky Election .-The Western
mail of Thursday night brought return,
from all the counties except three, ant
six from which the returns are ineom
plete, General MErcALFE's majority by
these returns was 250s yotes. 1t wa.
not expected that the counties 10 be
heard from would essentially vary the
result-.Niaf Int
The following. from a Kentucky pa
per, threws some light upon the cireum
stances of this political contest:
FrsB a isse KsRnaeky ps5er.
The long and arduous Struggle is over
We have hopes that the Farmers and
Mechanics have secured a Chief Macis.
trats, who will endeavcr TO restore bar
mony and peace 20 our country. TIE
opposition to the Administration had So
veral objeetsin view in bringing out Mai
Barry Al a candidate for Governor He
WAS the fayorite aud almost the idol of
the New Court party, and therefore, II
was believed, land we have seer how
Justly that the whole Relief party would
follow him. We really believe. ii there
had not existed, amongst us, such a par
~, the opposition to The measures OF the
present Administration would have been
very feeble, at least in Kentucky.
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Iaarttmsburg acaOfmp

A 5. LATTA informs the citizens Of Mar.
tinsburg and the vicinity, that he has almost
entirely recovered his health, and The session
VIII commence on Monday the 9th of Sep,em.
Der. II would be desirable for all who intend
to pa'ronize the School, to send at the CON.
mencement OF the session.
aug. 29.-3t. A. s. LATTA. Tsrcher.
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COHEN,S
W =
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

ia, Mnrkct-street,
Where the GREAT CAPITAL PRIZES.
were obtained in BOTH THE LAST l.O1.
rERIfs, and who're Bora the Great Prizes OF
One Hafd,ed 1houaand DoLars each were sold
N former Lotteries, and where more Carial
prizes have been sold than At any ether Office
in America.
QJorders either BY mail (post paid) or
private conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prizes,
wii' meet the same prompt and punctual stten-
ton as ii on personal application. Address 10
J.. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baltimore, aug %.
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Pulling. Dying. &c.

FEVHE subscriber having fixed up a
"a PULLING .hIiL At his establishment
IN Martinsburg, IS now prepared to receive
Cloth, &c 20 be Pulled aud Dressed. Those
@ho may favour him with their custom, may he
assured that the work sLall be we'll done, and
The prices moderate.
C. C. coNRADr.
Martin hnrr Anr. OF.
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NOTICE request all persons that are in.
- debted to the late firm of J. " Riddle q
Smith, 10 pay their accounts and obligations q.
gsinst the 18th of September nex,-they are
OF long standing, from one to Ave years; those
who fail to pay may expect their accounts and
obligations to be put in suit, without respect e
persons.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Msrtinsburg, aug IS.
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Macdonald & Ridgely,

HAVING taken JAMES p. ERsKiNE, and
IL OHIO w. EiCHELBERGER, into par,
nershir in their LIQUOR and GROCERY bust
ness. It viii now be conducted with their co.n
try business in general, under the firm o.
ERsKINE, EfCHELBERGER. & Co.
baltimore, July IL, l828s-tf.
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And FOR SALE The subscribers, Adj
- ministrators OF the estate Of William,
Burns. sen. decd win sellat public vendue. on
the premises. on Saturday, the 3ofh insf. between
the hours OF II and 4 O'Clock OF the day, q part
OF what i called the s'Riey Traes," containing
one hundred acres. This Land IS situate in the
county OF Berkeley, about FIVE miles from Mar
tinsburg, the county town. adjoining the lands
of showsl;ef's heirs, John Coons, aud Mrs.
Manning, and is OF good quality; fifty acres OF
state of cultivation. It is deemed annece ssary
30 give . further description of this land, as ans
person disposed to purchase, viii doubtless
view the same. Twelve months credit win be
given, the purchaser giving bond and securi.y.-
JOHN BURNS,
| WILLIAM BURNS, S.adn'fs.
JONATHAN BURNs,A
| august IL
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Auctions To-day.

pUBLic sALE--wM be sold, by public
\ vendue, at the late residence Of Mr.. .Neve-
rel Locke, in Martinsburg, on Thursday the
18th instant, all OF the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting of valuable Horses, Brood
Mares, and Colts, Mich Cows snd Young Cat
tei about 'h'rsy. head of Hogs; some Farming
Utensils, a good Wheat Fan. Cart, Wagon ho-
.dy, &c. Household and Kitchen Furniture. 10
gether with q number OF articles NOT necessary
to particuiarise. Nine months credit uill be
given the purchaser, on all sums over two dol
lars, upon giving bond with spp,oved secnsity.
Sale to commence carly in the day.
ROSANNAH LOCKE, -fdx.'r9.
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CThe Right Rev. BISHOP NocRt, vii.
preach IN the Episcopal Charch IN Martin ,burg.
on Friday the 2oth inst. at II o'clock, a. m.-
On Saturday 3Oth, At Mount Zion, at the same
hour; and on Sunday 3ist. again in Mariinsburg,
at the same hour. "
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Iickefs @ sh onIu.

EiFrH CLASS STATE LOTTERY Of MA
4 RYLAND, to be drawn in Frede.ieh, 90
TUESDAY. 18th OF September, (next month
opp aSp EvEN SYSTEM.
by which the hnider OF two tickets or Two
shares - certain ut obtaining one prize and msy
draw three HTaHEsr PRfzE
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pUBLIC SALE WIN be sold by
n pubic sendue, al the present residerce
Of the subscriber, orc mile from Mastinsbusg,
(Huntcr's Red Houss Farm) on "wednesday,
the 10th day OF September aext, valuable Mich
Cows, Stock Cattle, Hogs, aud Sheep; House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture; Farming fmpIe.
ments of all kinds. agooi Wheat Fan, q meat
CARRIAGE and HARNESS; CORN and RYE
by the bussel; together with . number Of arti.
elss not necessary to psrticulsrise. Six months
credit will be given on al suns over Ave dollars.
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
eurity. under that sun, cash. sale to com.
mence At ~ o'clock In tie day.
ROBERT BOONE
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DUsD

DIF<D,
On Friday last, .Hargaret IA atiiaa, daughter
OF Mr. John Gsilaher OF this place, in The Cd
year Of her age.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARs
scnrMr
1854 prizes amounting 10

lfa4 OWES amounting TO ST. 600
Only 10000 Tickets-Not one Blank to q pr,xe.
Tickets 81 2S- Hatses 81 i2-Qna,fers Sc cfs,
To be had IN the greatest variety of numbers, az