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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19
For ZEE mt.

' SHE house belonging to Mrs. M'Kewn.
ID and occupied by VIM. c. Anderson.
Gee q, ior some time, and lately by the
rev. James Berkeley. This PROPERTY will
be rented for one or more years, on mod.
crate terms. 1t is ons Of the most com
Portable houses in the town. az-Posses.
sion can be had Immediately
JOHN K. WILSON.
March |, 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19
Indian Physician.

bOCTOR A. MAYS. respectfully in.
D forms the public at large, that he
has located himself at Bunker. Hill Berke.
ley County, Va. where he will continue
his successful Indian Practice, for the cure
oil The many diseases to which the human
body is liable. Having been fifteen wears
among the Indians. he has acquired a We.
~ extensive knowledge of their manner
OF curing diseases. Hundreds of certif;
Gates can be seen, if called for, showing
that cures oEdiseases of the most daneer,
Gus character have been performed after
they were gwen up by the best ofDoc.
tors; The afflicted will do well to give
the Indian Doctor a trial. o.
Feb. %, 1887 If
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Cabinet
f u r M TT U e,

consisting in part OF Mahogany Sideboards,
Secretaries Tables--all kinds Bureaus,
Ladies Dressing Bureaus every variety
OF Stands BEDsTEADs. on az improved
plan ; together with III articles of Cherru,
Walnut, Maple and PoDlay Furniture.
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Patrick CunIsin ghan,
n q TGORn
June I, ls37.-2m

FHsAKES this method of informing his
"a customers and the public generally
that he still continues the prosecution OF
hls business at his Old Stand, corner OF
Queen and John st, Martlnsburg, where
he is at all times ready TO serve those who
give HIM call, at the shortest notice -
lie has just received from New York the
latest Spring and Summer Fashions, which
Will be found both comfortable and ele
CANT Those in want of clothing, made
in the lates, fashion, or otherwise, and in
a substantial manner, are invited to give
hum call. and he pledges his best endea
voTs to give satisfaction to those who do
so. HIS charges. too. in these hard times
Will be found remarkably moderate
9g'LADIEs' HABITS made in the newest
style, or TO suit The taste of those who ia
vor bin With their custom.
May "a, lS37.-tf
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LIGHT WAGON ron sAI.r

n VIE undersigned have on hand new
ID light WdGO.N, suitable for one or
TWO horses, which they will dispose of on
reasonable terms for cash, paper. or coun.
try produce. WILCOX e. ion
March 90. lS37.-tf
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NOTICE.
TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS.

~ <AxS61N - q GUARDIANS.
' ME undersigned having been for a
Il long time subjected TO great annoy
ahce and much injury, by the continued
dePredations of boys, and other individu.
ais, on his premises adjoining his Mill
though they have been repeatedly warned
to des'st-has at length come to the fixed
determination, that no pains shall be spa.
red to identify persons so offending. in fn.
ture, with view to their punishment by
prosecution. And he deems it proper
further to add, for the information of all
concerned, that as there are some who
fancy themselves. beyond the reach of the
law, he has made Gas he trusts ample ar.
rangemeDts 10 meet their case bv a more
summary process-and with view TO eff.
feet the object contemplated, he has en-.
gagged the services Of Mr.. Holm. who.
with the millers in mill. are fully authori'
zed to act on his behalf.
ALEX. STEPHEN.
May IL, 1861
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M RTrM ID u Ra
W'OOLLE.F E.aCTORr.


W'OOLLEF FACTORY
fHsHE undersigned, thankful for past ia
n vors, would respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally. that
the above named establishment is now 10
complete repair, and that they are ready
10 execute work, such as
carding Rolls, Pulling, Dyeing, and
Dressing Cloths, Flanneis,
Blankets, &c. SC.
with despatch, and in the best manner, at
the usual prices. They also continue to
manufacture every description of goods,
as heretofore, for their customers, viz:
Cloths, Sattinetts, Blanketing,
Kentucky Jeans, Carpeting,
Flannels, and Fulled and
Plaid Linseys;
or they will exchange the above named
goods for wool, on advantageous terms.
~ Approved country produce will be
received in payment for work, if delivered
at the the time work is taken away.
The subscribers, sensible of the disad.
vantage and trouble Of collecting trifiing
amounts scattered as theirs are over the
country, which cost more in the collection
than they amount TO, deem il necessary to
inform the public that for all work here.
after done. amounting TO less than o., the
pay will be expected at the time the work
IS delivered-ereept TO regular and pune.
tuai customers, who have running &C
count. WILCOX g. JOB.
April 10. IS37-tf
O@The highest market price at all time.
given for good clean Common Wool and
Blood Wool.
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Mouldboards & Hollow-ware.
WE have just received from the fur
w mace OF b. Blackford & Son, a ge.
neral assortment Of CASTINGS. viz p
McCormack Mouldboards, Kettles. Pots.
Ovens, Sc, ]. w RoYn r. U.S.
May IL, 1887. w.
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7nouse & 2tgm 1satnttl1a
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
EFT has been known by those who are
n indebted TO US, that we have for some
months past, contemplated change OF
location, and with view to the accom-.
plishment of this object, it is indispensable
that we settle up as speedily as possible,
accounts of large amount, aud long stand
ing-We therefore hope that all those
interested, Especially those who have O.
pen accounts with US will attend to the
settlement Of them without delay, and as
money is our object at this time, we con-
fidenily trust that we shall not be disap-
pointed, in receiving the amount of debt
due US in Berkeley county, before we
leaveit. We deem it proper here TO OBJ
serve, for the Information Of those who
may be delinquent, that any debt due US,
in our removal hence will be placed in the
hands Of proper officers for collection.
LAUCK & STEPHEN.
March 81, 1886
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HUNS & Selherf.

which they are determined to dispose Of
at very reduced prices. They. therefore.
invite their friends and the public gener'
ally. to give them call and examine their
stock OF goods, which they flat,er them
selves will not be surpassed by any in this
place, having made use of the most unre.
uniting exer'ions in the selec ton and pur
chase Of them. r'
Martlnsburg, May "a, Iss7.-tf
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37.he has on band good new sub
stantial light WAGON, suitable for one
or two horses. which he offers for sale
upon liberal terms.
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DIR. RranSirefil.

DIR. Rrandreth.
Wants no College, no Tnstitstion, no Mouooo
ly, no Charter; he being quite satisfied 10
rest on the patronage Of the Public, far
The success Of his Grandfaaer's
Vegetable Universal Pills.
Established in England, 1851.
DEATH AND DISEASE Ia ColIoquy.I
Mems sano, In Corpore sano.
"A mind well lodged, and masculine Of course >,
Death met Disease the other dav.
And thus they gossipp'd on their way.
DEATH How comes it friend, in every shsoe
You let so many folks escape?
A few years back, and every elf.
Once sick, you laid upon my shelf
Dyspepsia then, had power % kill
Asthma deceived the doctors skill.
The lancet, too, at all times sought
Its hecatombs of victims brought.
Then Costiveness could fatal prove.
And Rheumatism no power remove.
A simple cold where'er You went
A subject TO my kingdom sent,
How comes il, then, that now a davs
Folks slip your grip and 60 their W avs ?
Asthma subsides-Dy spepsia cured
The lancet is no more endured
The sick, to day, forget all sorrow.
And laugh at both of us 10. morrow
Disease-Dread sire ! use all means can
To abreyiate the life Of man,
dog his footsteps from his birth,
Till he returns TO mother earth
And though tits true that my success
Is daily growing less and less
This satisfaction can feel,
i have not slackened in my zeal;
use all means used Of old,
Changes of weather-hot and cold.
give them colds--I give them pains
rack their bones--l fire their veins
poison them with rancid bile,
In place the digestive chyle;
Yet all is understanding kills
Dedfh-How's that
Disease--They all take BRANpRETH's pItts
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III E-N Tue lou OIL may, 1000, these now
We truly celebrated Pills were FIRST made
known in the United States.
DIR. B. Drandreih is of opinion with h,
grandfather, the late celebrated DR.. WIN
Brandretb. that there is only one diseas
an impurity of the blood. which by impe.
ding the circulation brings on inflammation
and consequent arrangement in the organ
or part where such impurity of the blood
settles; and that it is the different appear.
ances which this inflammation or derappe.
ment puts on, that have caused medical
men to designate such appearances by va.
Iious names, but which are in fact only
the same disease, with more or less viri.
lence. DR.. VIM. Brandreth was SO fully
convinced OF the truth of the above simple
theory, that he spent thirty years 10 expe-
rlment and laborious research into the me.
dicInal properties of the numerous plants
composing the Vegetable Kingdom; bis
object being 10 compose medicine which
should at once purify and produce by spe.
cIfic action, removal of all bad humos
from the blood by the stomach and bow.
els, as by the continuation of the use Of
such medicine, such humors are sure 10
oC Cniiicu ou duu 'bC oiuou assume
state of purity and whoever takes these
Pills. and perseveres with them, will be
salts fed that DR.. VIM Brandreth fully at.
tanned his philanthropic object. 1t is now
an absolute and known fact, that every
disease. whether it be 10 the head or feet.
in the brain or meanest member wheth.
er II be an outward ulcer or an inward
abcess, are all, though arising from many
causes, reduclble TO this one grand effect,
namely, impurity Of blood.
Therefore, impurity of blood is, in fact,
the only disease we have TO cure or. in
other words, our only object TO attain the
best state of health, is TO purify and keep
10 state OF purity our circulating fluid.
Who ever knew any one iii whose blood
was purep Who ever knew any one in
state Of health whose blood was impure?
DIR. Brandreth's VEGETABLE Universal
PILLS, for purifying the blood stand unri.
vailed, and have only to become known
TO be appreciated. In New York they are
almost the only medicine used, and ALSO.
lutely require three offices for their exclu-
sive sale. 10 Philadelphia. they are very
highly spoken of. and their sale is up.
oi 10 VI ioui uOildto per htthg
though scarcely introduced there twelve
months. Experience has fully establish
ed them as the most invigorating purga.
tive extant, and wherever they are intro
duced they soon become known by their
own virtues.
REASONS why they are especially adapt
ed to this climate:
No care required in using them.
No change Of diet
The body less liable to cold when under
their Influence than at any other time.
May be taken morning, noon, or night,
with certainty of good results.
g5-No Chemists or Doctors have the
genuine Brandreth's Pills for sale. PvR-
CHASER ask to see the certificate Of Agen-
cy. All who sell the Genuine Medicine
have one.
r. r. GREEN, Gen. .Ageat,
No 70, Saratoga st. between
Holcard and Euia,o ST.,
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THE business will hereafter be conduct
ed by RICHARD w. RUcKLE, at the Old
Stand in all its various branches lie will
be happy TO receive and execute all orders
in bis line for bis friends which will be
warranted 20 be done in the best manner
possible. He still continues 10 manulac
ture every article Of
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AGENTS. FOR VIRGLyNLa.

.HGENTS FOR VIRGIINI.H.
Thomas c. Smith, Marlinsburg, Berke.
ley county.
John L. Cookus, Shepherdstown, JET.
ierson county.
,: Nj. Boss. Leesburg. Loudoun county
Thomas Hughes, Harper's- Ferry, JEFF
ierson county.
George f. Hupp, Merchant and Post
master. Strasburg, Shenandoah county.
M. Steel. Newtown, Frederick county.
Joseph S. Machir. Commission Merch.
ant. Winchester. Frederick county.
May "a, 1887 If
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William Able,

a NN0UNCES to his old customers
"a in Martinsburg. and it: vicinity, (af-
ter rendering his thanks for the liberal pa.
tronage he has received) that he has re-
moved his residence TO the building in
King street, two doors west of MIR. Kroe-
sens Globe Tavern, formerly the proper
ty Of Mrs Ruth Mackey, and lately in the
occupancy OF Mr. John McCleary, where
be intends carrying on his business in all
its various branches.
sSvpzmGa He will as usual keep on
.M hand large variety Of cane
bottomed, and every other
Ns7ce description Of
ENHhMA HAIRS;
And a large stock OF
y 4 BedSteads,
\ finished 10 the most fashion.
able style. He will also continue 10 carry
on the
lDouse & lfgm 15afnttng
business, together with ORNAMENT.
AL PAINTING, & PAPER HANG
ING, in all their various branches, and
will be ready at all times to attend TO any
orders in his business, by which means he
hopes TO be able to merit continuance oil
the patronage of liberal public.
March 81, 1851
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Cabtuet
mi ANUFACTORX.
DISSOLUTION.

FHVHE partnership misunderstanding be
A tween the subscribers under The hrm
of Ruckle & Hull. was dissolved by mu
taal consent. on the Sth inst
RICHARD w. RucELD, is authorized 10
settle the business of the late firm. Those
indebted. will please 10 make immediate
payment TO him. as il is important thai
the business should be settled up.
RICHARD w. RUCKLE,
JACOB HULL.
June ii, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

The lhlc are about describe is no hc.
ton. and lar good to be lost through any feeling
Of delicacy, falsely called. our part ehavc a.
little regard for the opinion of fools including in that
very considerable portion Of the human race as
any reasonable man have, any philosopher must,
but put il the candor of any gentleman-uind.
geRte,aaR-who reads this. whether he weud not have
been proud, if such a circumstance had happened to
self, and the first 10 tell Of il.
II matters not. We have our own way of doing
things-if people don't like them, they may let them
alone. We were walking up Broadway the other day
"a charming day-when the pave Of fashion was
tronred with gay caIlant and fair ladies' Aswe pass
ed along thinking Of this and hat-now Of pretty up
turned blue eye which Raphael would have given one
Of his own 10 have had for Madonna-now OF deli'
cate white hand, or Tiny foot and well turned ankle
seen for moment by accdcnt-thnking perhaps OF the
philosophy aud the oocries Of life and may be OF the
end and aim Of my mortal existence the fame am
TO win. the glory am to achieve, the good TO
conplish. nigh, have been thinking Of any. all Of
these, or Of thousand things which few people would
understand II I should tell them.
| Il chanced-f there ia such thing as chance
which doubt-that a lovely young lady was walking
in Broadway at the same time, leaning upon the arm o
good natured kind afectona,e old uncle mot 50 very
old, but then one always talks Of old uncics rhey
we're laughing and chatting and looking about and en-
joying themselves. One supremely blessed with the
heart warming smiles Of his lovely niece-the other
happy in contributing TO the enjoyment Of her good
/ uncle.
SO happily were they engaged when met and pass
cd them. She was very busy telling him some deigh,
ful story We nodded and passed on. He s an OLD
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friend of mine and the next day told the incident
am about TO relate.
Z" Did you that gentleman just passed 7" ask
ed the uncle
No, uncle, who was it?'
THAT James Gordon Bennett"
oh uncle, why didn't you point him out 10 me lis
that him Can you see him (" said She fairly turning
herself and her chaperon round, and looking back.
mo, he is not in sight"
. Oh, dear, am sorry didn't see him Do you
know uncle than half in love with that man,
without seeing him 7"
Il dare say you are, as half tie pretty girls in
town. Upon my soul, don't amy thing very at
tractve about the wonder he don't get married,
and put the matter to rest. You can't all have him
:" La, unce who said any thing about having any bo-
dy 2? Can't one be in love with without marry
ing him, pray But do wish you had pointed him
out to me- You can't think what curiosity / have To
see him"
The uncle and his fair companion walked on-he
medating on the beauties of celbacy-she; don't
know what her reflections were but she walked on
deep in thought and she unconsciousy dropped
her uncles arm, and let hers fall by her side On she
walked-her arms swinging this way and that, gazing
vacancy. and needing not the crowd around.
"What the devils the girl y muttered The
uncle to himself Il believe my soul she is crezy.
She walked along, mixed with the crowd, all
scous ofthem and the whole world beside. would give
any thing in know what she thinking of.
She became mixed with the throng her protector still
keeping his eye her, and watching her with much
curiosity.
An old fellow about the size Of the uncle happened
be passing along, hastily, his way Wall street and
happened to come close the side Of the lady Sup
posing him her uncle unconscious that she had separa
tedfrom him, she took his arm, and looking up in his
face, asked
pray, uncle, what is the color Of Mr.. Bennett )
eyesl'
The old mer chant jumped half across the side walk
and looked aghast with astonishment-the old uncle
holding his sides, ready burst with laughter-the
young lady bushng very red and looked as if she
had Just walked from delightful dream 10 the awk
wardness of her situation My eyes what scene
and all about my eyes.
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7 AND OeFICEcJoHN l.. BOGARDUs, Attorney
IL and Counsellor at .aw Clinton Hall No Beekmaa ST.
opposite Brick Church nor, city Of New York Illinois,
Mississippi, Arkansas Military L.Hany, General Land Office
Western Agency.
Patents obaned aud titles perfected for soldiers or their heirs
either. lst-ReyolutioDary. 2d-Late War 3d-CaDadian
Volunteers 4h-Engh refugees from tho Usiied states
Cansa and Nova Scotia. ah-Desertes from the British
the heirs in all the above 6th-Ttles lands
forfeited for payment Of tax reclaimed 7eirs under
age entitled 10 ads sold for 8hThose wins parted
with their discharges, titles, before
sued can reclaim the same 9a-Lands in the
and territories in the United States Canada Nova Scotia
Texas bought and sold, exchanged, paid
yegated obtained, and perfected application this OF
Ace.
Postnas,er throughout the United Sta and other gentle
forwarding ofthe above claims and acting
their sections will he
on all commissions Communications post paid.
Ir Valuable farming land Illinois
300 quarter sections Of leo parcels from
scres stuatednear Otherwise Also In Missouri
Arkansas. div
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DERLIN AND REFLECTING CRATES
ID DoRIC AND MINERVA FIRE pIACES-A~,.

large assortment o Crates and Fire sets suitable for psr
and retail their warehouse No g. Exchange
Place.
Berlin Grades These snperb castings equang finish the
ucta ornamented with rich designs
cuted IN has relief They colored 10y process
acted by heat rust and requiring water only keep
The Rejecting Crate reeen, un,es beauty and
economy being constructed will, brilliant metallic ehecors
throw into the large portsa OF the heat which onsr
Dsre and Mnervs Fire Paces-Ths well established article
known la the public one superior ts thing IN
tor burning coal s"e ~ aa e S q S'n The
CRATE and fire place, and ~ ranson In close
heated air. which, by the Of the Drc Fire Place,
not permitted 10 come IN contact win heated iron plates
gen OF the rendering oppressive and al
ways injurious health II portable, convenience
dapte2 10 the paror the warehouse and the e. ntng room
anng the comfort Of open FIRE with perfect safety and
GiaT NATTER BROTHER. 81 Exchange Place.
ID HOLLEY, Real Estate and General Agency once
verplanck Formerly known vrrplanck Point, West
a. b. An orders Cor the purchase sale exchange pro-
perry, rea ar personally left At the Office or a. Ns wst
No. Carnnc street, IA the city OF New York, viii meet
every attention the application requires
Convcyancng ofe,ey description executed AZ the shortest
sfrcfcntion Plans and Architectural Drawings made
ORDER erection ofbuildngs II every description super
number of vsean, lots the city of New york sale
exchange Also IN Newark and Patterson New Jersey, and
the latter place. the whsle Of the purchase money
main on mortgage =, PET cent ,. desired 100,
.ed the Hudson River other ryer we sdvs 10 CAL
ought break and those who hope viii advise TO stay
Mr. number ~ mortgage. for sale tnet exactly the
Wall street plan, varying iron, 10 5000 dollars
Building Lots TO exchange Cor building materials nv " nn
NEW y0RK LIFE INsU Ix ~, ;,., And
ID, ,h cosay =. ,ber own lives or the lives OF other,
and ,i,her Tor The whse duration Of NE for limited perl
3D. The payments Of premium m'y &c ehs made '"""y'
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DNPE K &C A NGINGS,


- FOUND SYRUP OF sARsAPARIILs, originally pre-
he Sanction sra ,pp5Se.o s, Of e S medical DC psons
%o e w r and Who I P popeo1 he
medcs grntIemen and the suffering community, prepare
never be surpassed In cases OF Chronic Rheumatism Tcera-
ted Sore Throat Eryspess and disea-s Of kc pa,ure ~
Acknowledged is virtues Ills well known that ofcu.
ss 9 s,s q ss %
pure natural s,sse will forever drive them away and e.
prove s esee,as SSs eventually the disease
4, 3 SIys ssss n. S9SsES
u Ss mos, effective purifying The blood and dr.
wing from the system humoun and diseases which lotions and
malisn those two o peace Gall
powere b. fore the wonderful effects q this valuable med
tested y virtues testify Many Preparation. q
en- the public by auscks who wha, injury may
50 % ,sd Isss ss hay ,1 Ss
I ROOT have BEEN e.res %
not he doased Those who's eons,,su,on. are 6rosen
Ssss or s.%.Sy ". END
pristine vs and obv.e the n eject. 70, treat
have been eIp2.sd gs.e,s g.rses a e. the a
hs cnmscand .sn%. a i. superiority u
preparations az the Kind stands upquesoned numerous late
s,s, I'M Tsde ~ % %
aaa which must DO an ms,y q sry 70 sse Sp.
wishing 10 puruase this truly edicinc ash r
DV sfILlNANs CONCENTRATED COMPOUND sY.
RUP OP HARsAPARILIA, each bottle of which VIII have
his initials IT - engraved the seal and without TINS none
Ts 10 certify that hsve sd my right for preparing the
Concentrated Compound syrup o. sarsspara 70 ~ g. ID
derh Beeh and william su New loss Wv sne
price dollars dated this 2iu day o sepnoer
In the ye ofoor Lord eighteer hundred and n,,y
ror sale, wholesale and retail BY The proprle'o an -
DERHlLe - n<ehuan, William street. wbere ~
ders will be promptly executed nc Ao retail by Dr. w.
lsss, hvoAdwAt essupv Chapeen street. own, bvvevy
Grapd; - Dopry Waller; scein, ll CO
nah Dr He~ev epspr 6rv~uwsch isre sw ssh sverv~
Burnst. New Yea Cksnss~ Mall. Sinh sveese nyxsso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

aaEOICAL MEN-Msy obtain vsc,ire vrss v'sh'
NI which preserve the fer sngth Q, lime
Ne CvrtssdssA