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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

n HAVE just received several supplies Of
u .NEW GOODS; and the public win find
my stock, a. usual, abundant and Of every
variety. ID. KEYES.
CharIes.own. July Is. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
TO TME E.REg.IaER&
or
yETTT0ao1g AYwn x.0xYn01YpR

lHNIIE undersigned have takes, Coz term
n VI years, Nir. BeskhaED's veil-known Met
chant Mil, on the bland scar llarpers-FevTy.
which - nov undergoing suBdTy Fepaiga. They
pill give bsrrri q Flour TOE every 800 pounds
Of good nrerehshtsble Wbesi, and gill Hsnd the
u,h DO able, from the good eonditlea Of Illeir
null, AMI from siJviT eSp<fienee IN ne business.
20 render The most perfect astidsssioB 70 their
eusiomers; sDd they are determined act 70 Be ex-
eelled 10y suy usillers w the eouuiry.
They ~iii give the highest price, IN sash. foF
good ineFehaniaile " h-af drlisrrrsi Ia thsir
H,iD JACOB n HENRY STAUB.
July Is Is38. --2m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
Notice to Trespassers.

M ANY persons have heretofore been in
I'VE the bubn of entering my orchard and
carrying of my June apples, by bags full
passing through my land, leaving open my
gates, and throwing down my fencing, letting
hereby forewarn all persons against commit
ting in future the aforesaid acts OF trespass,
rs am determined 10 prosecute all such or
Tenders. JOSEPH SHEEALTER.
Rich-woods, July IS, Ie33.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
fhE
GLOBE TAVERN,
1T HiRPEkS-FERKY. Va.

Ton H,cnai.abah-St)
rs prepared TO accommodate, In the most
u agreeable manner, eompauy travelling 70
and from this place. The House is spacious,
and has recently undergone various repairs,
adding 10 its convenience and agreeablcness.
The public generally shall receive the most
satisfactory accommodations. and generous
support is confidently expected by their hum
bic servant, JOHN PlTZSIMNtONS.
May 1G, Is33.-tf.
n. B.-Private families, travelling, can be
accommodated. j. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
Letter from L. P. W. B.Ich. ESQ. Attorney 3,

L&tter from l.. r, w. Bsfchs Esq. Attorney 81
law, Frederick city, Sid.
Mr.. Charles Hefsfons-Sir, deem il prop
er TO state, for the benefit Of the public, that
several years since two Of my children we're
affected with scsld head Of an inveterste
character. Ny family ply sieian, Or. Jonh T.
Wilson Of Leesbufg, Va. who was very skill.
full and judicious 10 bis practice, in vain en-
deasofed By every means 90 effect q cure
Al length Judkins' Ointment vas spp!ied and
the affection Sas permanently relieved. We.
y respectfully, yoof obedient servant,
Z. p w. BALCH,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
wAmx1uaTo1S 0ouHTx
BANK.

WIEIiams-POrt, Ftbrusry Isl, 1879.
10y Resolution Of the Board of Directors
10 Of this Institution, the following scale
and rates have been adopted for the govern
ment Of the officers thereof, An receiving dcpo-
sites Of money, TO limited amount, subject 10
interest, viz:
For depOsites payable sir
months after demand, certih- per annum OF
Gates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For depOsitcs payable
AiIlsty days after demaRd, GER per annum OF
tihcates shall be issued bear per cent
ing interest at the rate
For dePosites payable sir
~ days after demand, certi6- per annum OF
Gates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest Al tie rate
By order,
GRO. r. MOsHER, Cashier.
Feb. IL, is33.-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
VROsT BfrEa.

BsisimeSe CsGaty, October 2. 1871.
About foas waters ego, Z wss severely frost
bitsea Ia bon feet, and became quite lame
Every succeeding winter brought forth the
severity Of TIE disease. Iheard Of Judkins'
ointment aud had Il applied, n acted like q
charm, completely curing mo in short time.
EDWIN II. SHELMERDINB.
Ian. 9. 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

(Uinehsster, Losdesa srsss, . JEr Doors ISovfh
Of the ysiisy Bsnk,)
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
- she public generally, that he has just
returned from the Northern cities, At which
places he purchased general assortment Of
materials, among which are all sorts Of Brass
Mounting. He feels assured that he can fur
psh his work At rs low prices as can be had
OF the same quality in this or any other place
He Is now prepared 20 make, at the shortest
notice, any description Of CARRIAGES; and
when novelty IS required he will prepare a
drawing to suit the IDEAS Of persons wishing il.
Repairs Of every description, in his line,
done in the best manner and on the most ac-
commodatins terms. Old work painted with
the same care rs new, and with despatch
He has several secondhand Carriages, Ba-
rouches and Gigs, which he will sell low
Orders from a distance executed with pune
tuality.
All kinds Of silver and brass plating done
al his establishment, in the best and cheapes,
manner.
April IL, ls33.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

SrRAwsEaRIEs, says q medical writer.
have been found useful to persons who
were disposed 10 eoasampfioa- They are
also an excellent dentrifce. -eleapsing the
teeth and gums in the most pleasant man-
per, and without the least trouble. There
Is no kind Of fruit more deiecisble 10 the
sense Of taste than the straw berry; and
there arc few more agreeable 70 the sight.
when fresh from the stem-fully ripe
large,Pulpy. They too, like the rose, have
lent the poet smile and the richest one.
the most graphic. We ever met with, is a
eouplet from an old Irish ballad
Her eyes were like light on the mornings blue
stream,
Her checks we're like strawberries srno,hered in
cram"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

1NfiE subscriber, intending 10 remove 10
- the West, will sell the FARM whcrcon
he now resides, handsomely situated within
- miles north of Shepherdstown, and 10
sight Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, con-
tanning about lI6 ACRES A
bout IL acres OF which are in TX
thriving Timber such as Oak, Hick- w.
DRY, Walnut, Poplar, Locus. and -
Ash. The improvements are n well-hnished
frame Dwelling House, IS by 90 feet, with a
Kitchen and Pantry adjoining, a log barn, e.
feet long, with frame shed the whole length
Of ono side and two-thirds Of the other side,
a Corn-Iiousc with wagon and plough sheds
attached thereto, n heat-House, Dry-House
Stables and other out-houses intended for luIn-
Der, &c.-a we'll Of W alter, convenient To the
house, III feet deep, which runs out from
q 10 months, and some seasons the whole
year.-a thriving Orchard of Apple, Peach.
Pear and other fruit trees Of various kinds,
all Of choice fruit. For terms apply To the
subscriber. THOMAS TOOLE.
N. D. fthc above property is not sold by
the 10Th day of August next, it will, on that
day, be sold at public sale, To the highest bid
der, at Mr.. Daniel Entlos's Tavern in Shep-
herdstown, at which time the terms will be
made known. TT.
June 90, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Instead OF cutting Cd the whole head Of
q caulifiower, leave part on. the size Of a
gooseberry. and all the leaves, second and
even third heads viii be formed and thus
they may be eaten for two or three months:
when by the present practice, by cutting
the bead of completely. the bed Of cauli.
fowersis gone IN two or three weeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
NOTICE.

Having been for several years in possession
OF concern Of Mr.. Nathan Shepherds Pa.
tent, for making and vending his ointment.
known by the name Of D.. Judkins' Patent
Specific Ointment, and said Nathan Shep-
herd having obtained new patent thereon.
and have likewise renewed with N. Shep-
herd the Same interest Z held before. u is
deemed necessary that public notics DO Civ.
en- OF the circumstances. Having devoted
much time and care during the above period.
10 preparing this ointment, aud been ins,ru.
mental In giving Il tho geoeral character II
sustained. With whatever improvement in nil
this time has been received, I present Il to
public attention. ia heretofore, tie genuine
ness Of hhe eintme,f May be knsrvn By he Ia.
bel around tie ointment pat thus:
"Made and sold, wholesale and retail,
near frederick, Nd. BY CHARLES HERS.
TONS, concerned in the patent right"
CHARLES HERSToES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate OF
IA Hamilton jefferson, dead, and 10 the
estate OF Smith Slaughter, eec'd, are hereby
informed that the said estates have been COM
mitied TO me, "a administrator ls boais aOp,
and that all debts due to the said estates must
be paid to me.
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
SkeriG eT J:gsrsOR souafy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

sTERHXH = HoATH,
From Phiiadclphia,)
Surgeon Denfisf, and 3iaaufdefur, Of
Porcelain incompatible Teeth.
H As much pleasure in informing the =.
H habitants Of Harpers-rssry and It's ".
cinity, that he will be in that place about /.
18th August, when he will be ready TO a..
tend those who may favor hirs with H..
confidence in his profession.
Mr.. North has letters Of recommen da, y,
from DIR. Potiison, Professor Of AnaiouT ?.
(late Of the Baltimore Medical Institution. !,
and DR.. Geo. McCiclland, Professor Of ST..
gerry in the Jefferson Medical College 4
Philadelphia, and other gentlemen Of r.
,pectability, which he viii offer to the r..
speetion Of all who may feel disposed q
call on him when he arrives
July -, 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

Nn p. o'NxrIE,

BtR. p. c'NSfLE. 's.,.r.4saa--s.
Dear Sir: Waving ell objections generally
made by medical gentlemen against Patent
IsfedIeiHes, deeuing il . duty owe TO the
public, shall relate the following case which
came under my immediate observation: Mrs
w, lady aged 80. isboring under eli ths
pains and nisegies the natural companions Of
. rheumatic affection, called on me for medi.
cal advice, after exhsusting all the remedies
which are prescribed In those cases 10 no adj.
vantage, and her case assuming chronic
form. which 10 always less tractabIe, candid.
~ told her thst the disease was beyond the
control OF my judgment She became Undue.
ed TO try your medicine, and pleasnR 10 70.
late, when The second b0atIe vas finished the
enlsrgemenis Of her joints subsidized. pains
vanished. She IL nov able 70 attend TO her
domestic concerns and experiences no ineon.
Nenienee whatever. Such results arising from
the use oF neIg nledieiHr. but too little known,
y deserves further trial and inve ssiRa,ion, and
hesitate nos in aveSriog, that in such cases
where our remedies fail and nature herself
proves incompetent. that Af. r O'Neill's
medicine wIli ba valuable auxiliaPy In ale.
visiting and removing sfFse,uAlly the niseries
incident 20 this disease.
Yours Very respectfully,
JAS FITzPATRIcK, MD.
O.N'EfLL'S cum. ron RITEI.lig Tyg.lg
We are no' " the hsba - expressing an
opinion Of the efficacy Of patent medicines.
but IN the case Of the above mentioned ssnr.
dy Zoe rheumatism. We feel called on BY pro.
eIples q humanity 10 state that Il has hsd
the most surprising effects. The inventor !,
agen,leman IN whom the ggestea reliance
can be placed, but be has other than bis oWn
testimony IN favor Of The medicine which be
otter. TO ne public. Clsrgynsen. Physician,
and those who have been relieved, hsve borne
voluntary witnessto its astonishing efficacy
AAd those Who have the misfortune 90 be AZ
h'ctsd With tbs distressing complaint may be
assured u relief by resori,ng 20 this Ser.edy.
Prom ne Ball~ore CIgsaieL~
Ferry by
DIR JAMES ANDREWS 4 Co.
.fgcafs
y. b. Also, genersl assortment Of fs@,l,
Medicines, Confectionery, Fgui,s. Gsrdss
Seeds, &c. se.' 70 be he'd a he Bslsims,,
retail prices.
p. -. Physicians pseacsiptions puf M h
The best manner, and their ofders, q reduced
prices DIR JAS ANDREWS CO.
March %, 1863.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
II Valuable Tract Of Land
YoA aALA

NOR sale, Tract OF Land, known rs syl-
IL van Grove, in Berkeley county, Va. ly-
ing near Mill Creek, aud containing about
400 ACRES. The land is OF limestone
soil, and equal in fertility to any in Berkeley
county. II has suiIicisncy Of wood land
for all necessary purposes; and there 10 on the
premises, a good stone Dwell -A
ling HOUSE, - feet by ~, with INA
a convenient stone kitchen, and HkK
family room adjoining-as also.
dairy, a good log barn. with q shed extend
ing entirely around it; n smoke house, car
rage house, and ice house. There is also q
small Orchard Of choice FRUIT. xn021A
and n beautiful avenue Of locust
trees from the great road 10 the
house. For information in regard
to terms, &c. application may be made to DR..
George ID. Stephenson at HarpersFerry, or
TO L. X. Douglass at Charlestown.
Dec. 20, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

MORE H9EVU GOODS.
rUNiIE undersigned, al Camp Hill, Harpers-
Il Ferry, has received fresh supply Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which he is prepared to sell rsry eAesp. Call
and try him.
nc has just received 10 barrels Of No.
Shad, both trimmed and untrimmed, and
quantity Of primo Mackerel and Herrines.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
July Is, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
a. III. KRTZ.NELLER,
AxYoRWCY AZ Law.

"iLL practice in the Superior and In
w ferioV Courts % Loudoun and Jcfer-
son. The transaction Of all business commit
ted 90 his management will DO characterised
by the strictest attention and punctaality.
His Once Is on Market-st, Lecsbarg.
April IS, l533.-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
SXRAX MAZE.

Sx&AX MARE.
GTRAYED or stolen from the subscribex
0li,inK at the Bloomery Min. on the nth,
July, a small 1AX ERAHI. three years
old last Spring. A liberss reward will be
given for information which will lead to tho
recovery Of the mare.
July IS, is33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08
Beware ~ xsss1poststess 2



DA ~. JUDX160
Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS have esss takes 10 make this cup.
L ply very good. 10 nay be he'd st the
following places. viz;
Humphrey Reyes, Chariesfoscn,
James Browr,, Chartessoscn,
.9dam Foung's. Mariins5urg.
.qdam Yoslng + Co., Hdrpers- Ferry.
1oscnsr q Harris, SAspherdsioVn.
~. The shove ointnsut 10 offered 70
the public Ne safe end certain remedy fos
those obstiaats diseases. come Of which
have 80 long bsdlsd The skill OF medical sci.
enee.
1st.Whi,e Swsllings of every deserip tioo.
Cd. Sore legs and ulcers OF long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glauduiar Sumors, parti-
cuisrly those hardened tumors In women's
breasts which Oftsntimss terminate 10 ulcs-
rated cancers.
a,h. Felons, or what some people know BY
he name of Cstsrrhs, Of every description.
9Th. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Spssins end bruises OF every dsserip-
lion. or in Whatever pert siiusts.
7ih. Tsttsrs OF sil kinds- II thfs con.
plant The patient IN applying shs Oistmsut.
mus, kesp the pert oui Of water.
9Th. ChiIblains o. parts effected By frost
@Resd me following letter and beware
OF IMPOSITION.
Mesps. H. & n. r. Lsrssdes, Merchants,
Cumberland, Nd.
Gen,s-As Mr.. Herseons agent fbs tho
sale of Df. VIM. Judkins' Pstent Specific
Ointment, Z would inform you that last summer
! was afflicted Nth sore leg-the fame Of
Judkins' ointment induced mo 70 get jug of
it-but IL happened not 60 be ofMr. Rers,ons'
make. fused II according 20 printed direc.
tioas, but my leg kept getting wore.
Mr.. Hefstons' travelling 60 the vest. stop.
ped ct my house during the time, on looking
At the ointmentI had, he Immediately pro-
nounced Il not his make. and furnished me
with one which vas. On opening and smell.
ing II was sensible ofthe difference, although
il looked like IL. then applied the ointment
be gave me to my leg, u became in . state
Of smendment on using the first plaster, and
90 continued until II got quite well.
This ointment Is certainly very valuable,
and Il would be pity u should be lost 20 the
public bya counterfeit article. bearing the
name aud being not genuine.
WIN. X. NEWMAN.
Cumberland, May "a. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-08

The ELio~i,x beautiful lines, taken from nj
Scotch usrsr have ben sst so music, and nov
ma on. cf the most sdmircd songs thai arc sung
IA. liz. Atlantic eli,
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-12-14
ga1 NoaTH1RM sTAa.

T Printed and Published every Saturday
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8. Market Street, Warren, r.
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shssemonths, or e2,b0 ut the end Of the year.
0> Advertisements eonspcucusly inserted on
shs usual terms Of One dollar per square, for three
weeks. and twenty cents for every subsequent In
Ssrsion.
M1p Advertisements will be continued till for
Iiidon, unless otherwise ordered and charged ac-
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+, 6rN No papers discontinued until ell arrearases
ere paid, axcept at the option Of the publisher =
otnSte papers 3 Ia cents each.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

tFrom the New York Mirror.J
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF EUROPE.
By N. p. WILLIE

ia ". r. WILLIS.
1iroh--ruins Of the oaths of Dioclc-
nam--ralls Of Tipoh--CascateM-
SUBJECT Of one Of Coles landscapes
ruins Of the uillage Of Mecenas--ru-
med rsla Of Adrian---the Forum
Temple OF vesta--the Cloaca MAJ.
anla--ihe rirer Jntarna, etc.
l have spent a Gay at Tivoli with
Messrs. Auchmuty and BisseIl, OF our
Navy, and one or two others, forming
quite an American party.--We passed
the ruins of the baths of Diocletian,
with a heavy cloud over our heads,
but we were scarce through the gate,
when the sun broke, the rain swept off
over Soracte, and the sky was clear
till sunset.
have seen many finer falls than
Iiyoh; that is, more water, and falling
farther; but | do not think there is so
pretty place in the world. A very
dirty village, dirtier hotel, and a
cicerone all rags and ruffianism, are
somewhat hampers to anticipation. We
passed through a broken gate, ard with
a step, were In a glen of fairy-land;
the lightest and loveliest of antique tenn
Iples ON a crag above, a snowy water
fall of some hundred and fifty feet be-
low, grottoes messed to the mouth al
the rivers outlet, and all up and down
the cleft valley vines twisted in the
lcrevices Of rock, and shrubbery hang
ing on every ledge, with felicity Of
taste or nature. or both,. that is uncom.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06
MARTINsBURG, UA) THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1885,

TO be equally candid with you, sir,
replied the happy bride, Il have moth.
ing in the world but what you sec.'
Have you no real cstatei' said the
MAJOR starting on his feet.
I Not an acre.
NO bank stockF
] None.
NO securities-no jcwely--nc mo-
neyl''
Nothing Of the kind
Are you not the daughter and heir.
ess Of rich brokerl'
| Not /, indeed
sWho the devil are you then?'
i am your wife, sir, and the daugh-
ter Of a very honest blacksmith
Bless mel exclaimed the Major,
starting back with astonishment--then
covering his face with both his hands,
he remained for moment, absorbed
in thought. Resutuing his serenity he
said in sneering tone, Il congratulate
you, madam, on being the wife of a
beggar,' like yourself. am ruined
man, and know not whence to supply
my Immediate wants.
Can you not draw upon the earl,
your brotherl' said the lady.
Il have not the honor Of being allied
to the nobility
Perhaps you can have recourse to
the paymaster of your regiment?'
4 do not happen to belong to any
regiment
And have you no lands in Arkan.
sasl'
'Not an acre.
pray then, sir, may take the hb-
erty OF asking who are your
4 am your husband madam at your
service, and only son to famous gam.
bier, who left me heir to his principles
and professions.
My father gave me good cduca-
ton, SAID the lady.
80 did mine, said the gentleman
but 1t has not prevented me from trun.
ping the wrong trick this Time
So saying, Major Fitzcomel boun.
ced out Of the chamber, fastened to
the bar, and called the landlord. His
interesting bride followed on tiptoc,
and listened unobserved. The Major
inquired, fat what hour the mail stage
would pass for New York. sAboat
midnight was the reply. please to
secure me seat said the Major, sand
let me be walked at the proper hour
'Only one seatl' inquired the host.
.One seat only!' was the reply. The
landlord remarked that it was custom.
airy for gentlemen who set off in the
night to pay their fare in advance, up
ON which the Major paid for the seat.
The Major and his bride retired 10
separate chambers-the former was
soon locked in the arms of sleep, but
the latter repeled the drowsy god from
her eye-lids. When she heard the
stage drive up to the door of the inn,
she hastily rose, and having previous
ly made up her bundle, without which
lady never steals march, fastened
down stairs. Upon the way she met
fhe landlord who inquired If her hus.
band was awake.
HE is not, said the lady, and need
not be disturbed
Tho seat was taken for you tien2'
inquired the innkeeper.
Certainly
'Oh very well--we'll not disturb the
gentleman-the stage is ready mad
am--lump in.' Mrs. Fitzconnel Jump
ed IN accordingly, and was soon on
her way to New York, leaving the
gallant and ingenious Major to provide
another conveyance and new wife,
at his leisure.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

Some editors who are not willing to
admit that they are either Nullifyers
or Seceders, are nevertheless continu-
ally croaking about the dangers which
threaten our institutions, and the slav.
ISL principles which they think the
people are embracing in regard to the
powers of the General Government.
Sometimes they may venture to lisp
the word "proclamation," but their
patriotic apprehers;ons, it would seem,
so choke up their utterance that they
cannot make themselves understood.
1t is really pitiable case--for if they
could "teIf their griefs," they might
get sympathy and support in then--or
q cure.-Ib.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

In France, the salts of copper have
been used inthe manufacture ofinferior
flour into bread. Mr.. Huffman on one
occasion. even discovered crystal Of
the salt in one of the rolls for making
chlldren's pap. Its presence is detect
cd by the prusslate of potash.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1888


The case of James Wright, of Co.
lumbia, in Pennsylvania, against the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com.
pany, in the Circuit Court of the T.. S.
ior Maryland District. for the infringe.
ment of patent right, the trial of
which has occupied the Court for the
last three weeks and upwards, was
decided this morning in favor of the
Plaintiff, by the Jury rendering yer.
dict for 5000 damages, which on
motion Of the Plaintiffs counsel, was
treblcd by the Court. An appeal was
prayed on behalf of the Defendant to
the Supreme Court.
The Improvement claimed to be in.
vented by Mr.. Wright is ''the combin.
alton Of cone on the edge Tor face)
of the wheels of the cars, with a vibra-
tory motion of the axles, to cause the
car to pass with equal facility on
straight or curved roads,"
This Improvement has only been
used on about one-sixth part of the
whole number of Cars; and we under.
stand that the use of it can be entirely
dispensed with by the Company with
out any real inconvenience or expense.
Baltimore Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

The citizens of Brownsville, Par
have contributed upwards Of sir ham,
dred dollars for the relief Of the Cumts,
berIand sufferers.