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

SNATcHING A KISS "A negro in Balti-
more lately undertook TO kiss swapping
turtle for five cent note, when the owner
slipping the moose from the monster. it
caught the poor fellows upper lip. and il
was impossible 10 deliver him until its jaws
we're forced open. He said. " he wouldn't
buss another fur dollar, tang de scape."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

The st. Louis papers mention that w.
Lucas, Esq. highly respectable member
of the Missouri bar, committed suicide by
shooting himself. He left in his chamber,
a memorandum in these words" This is
my own act-midnight."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

ExPERIMENTAL PHILosoPHY-asking a
man TO lend you money. MORAL PHILos'
oPHY-relusing to do it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

dinner he gave. The President, the
wee Presidens, the foreign ministers.
Tue heads Of departments Of govern.
ment, the Senators from New Hamp.
sh're, and the Senators from Georgia
being the two States from the nor.
thern and southern extremities OF The
unIon--made the Company nj the t,.
bic. II was the least snowy dinner
that ever saw at the Presidents table.
and the company was not large. The
President made his whole dinner on n
boiled leg Of mutton. II was his usual
practice TO eat oil but ono dish. A.
there was no chaplain present, the Pres.
ldent himself said very short grace
as he was sitting down. After the
dinner and desert were finished, one
glass of vine was passed round the IA.
Die, and no toast. The President a.
rose and all the company, of course,
and retired TO the drawing room, from
which the guests departed, as every
one chose, without ceremony"
THE ILLINOIS MILITARY TpAcr,--s
we have heretofore referred to the in.
teres'ing character Of new paper es.
tablshed at Peoria, Illinois, by MIR. 8.
II. Davis, formerly of the Winchester
Republican. The notices Of the Yves.
tern country, contained in every num-
Der OF the Register, give peculiar val.
ue to the print. Most Of these articles
are too minute TO be copied by us, but
an occasional extract will afford inCor.
nation desired by many readers. In
the last number we find the following.
The yeomanry Of the east could
not better display their i" sngaci,y"
than by removing at once TO Illinois,
Here we shall have, on the average.
thirty bushels OF wheat 10 the acre. -
Bad seasons arc unknown, at least so
far as materially to injure our crops
The spring just passed was the most
backward and untavorable over re-
membered, and the yield of wheat will
he that above stated. Ii is shameful To
be dependent upon Europe for grain,
when we have such immense bodies of
land, better than any Europe can show,
that may be had for nothing. We re-
peat for nothing. There are largo
quantities ofcongress land in this Mill.
tory Tract, not yet in market, which n
settler might remain in undisturbcd DO.
session OF for yenrs; and there are
boundless quantities in Wisconsin ter.
rllory, in the same latitude, or higher
or lower if preferred, where the length
OF the possession would be even more
protracted. And when these lands
are brought into market, the seller
could obtain them at 81 % per acre,
having first realized from them for.
tune for each Of his children. Let eve.
ry farmer, who can raise hundred or
two dollars, TO bear the expenses Of
the Journey, set out without further de.
lay; and 10 those who have not money
to pay their expenses, we shall next
week submit a plan by which they can
come on without
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

A SHORT DIALoGUE.-John-I can get
any girl please.
Tom-Yes. because you caut please any
girl.
Joe-He had better get a little gaa an
I'm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

A foreign medical writer. possessing I'M
usual candor, has lately asserted that
physic is the art of amusing the patient,
while nature cures the disease"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

What is the matter with that man,
asked passer by as he recognized fellow
lying in gutter" He is sle,cd who
slew him p" old Jamaica"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-19

A TRUTH.-A man who borroscs his
neighbor's newspaper, viii, sooner OF
later, ask for the loan Of his tooth. pick.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-19
cKzENs1cAI. pLAsTRE

OR RHEUMATISM AND FEVER SORES.
A Important remedy for all those who are
"a afiicted with inllanmatoiy complaints
~ It's ensing pain, counteracting infamma
lions, and giving speedy reliei without disa
R'eehpIr sensation, and Tor its active strength
'e"lhg& sodorlc profcrties-an efeciun unlrcmtdy
,ofu R'et matism, clamp, agl eiu the breast,
ouTns, bruises, soTotuln, old sores, ulcers ui ali
n."s' yhtscTiptioIi,p i,particularly lever sorrs
l hoee persons suffering With liver complaints
pulmonary tisehseF, ,infanna,ion OIL the lung
",,h pains IN the side and breast, heaGache
pains and wchkncssln the back, will find relief
hLd IN all castsit may he nstd with safety II
tie pain beintheioiIts, il has proved most el-
itctuat by applying il ttoihe feet. II should
be apread thinon soft leatheror paper, AMI ap.
Piled TO or as ncaFto the part afflicted us POS
sibe In case ofsevere iEfaW nation, bleeding
ard dote ortwo oil gentle fhysic n,sy be re,
ceesary, pndybe plaster wants changing, ard
Chin coat added every twenty .iunr hours. In
case oiieyer sore, daily use OF syrup made oi
the Burdock Root for some weeks wuri Je
useful and important.
II will be found highly useful for : 4/,s on
the feet, also for Strains and Bruiacs nn horses
Ma,te and sold, wholesale ard retail by L
DEAN, ai lis Drug N Medical Store, West.
Geld Chautauqne county, Y. a
COMBINATIONS.
To TIE AFFLICTED This may certify that,
| having been afflicted for five years pntt with
what the doctors call The nervous rheu,hatism,
:nmy hip, legs, and 7ct, so that the cords con-
tracted, end lost the use of them, in a great
measure-my iect especially, had hccon al.
most useless, that have called On ply siciaus,
from every quarter, both Botahiepnd Arotle.
cary, without any effect. and hayiug mudeuse
! otfhe Cbemical plaster, which has reIivt Il NE
from pain, oOsed the cords, and restored my
limbs bs TO health in short time.
MARTIN CRANE.
McnGop, July 25, 1889.
This may certify that have been afflicted
with the rheumatisn 10 my shoulder, in such
manner that could nc raise my hand TO NY
head, aud applied the chemical plastic, which
effected a cure IN less than 49 bour..
Mrs. f. WILCOX,
jamestown, septcnher 90, 1889.
!. have witnessed in an invetrratr cnsp of
Fever sore, OF four years standing, in my lamI.
yam entire cure was effected, ty the above
Plaster, about four weeks. VIM. BNITTON.
WestErld, June d. 1896.
Ihave been afflicted for six years with an
inEansmntor. rheumatism in my feet and limbs
attended with ngonizing pain, depri,ing me Of
| sleep and case at times, night and day. have
sought in vain for me,!ica reliei, i,,umi hehrihg
OF the Chemical Plaster, sold by e. Dean,
which has afforded immediate relief. My feet
were IN such agony that il seemed as il they
wou'dsplit open. | applied q plaster and in
few hours they were perfectly easy AMI free
| from pnn. WM. CHASE.
Wcsthehl, Aug S, 1899.
I 0c.T-For rIe hy ISAAC SWIFT,
April 90, 1926. .| Rayenna.
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wa Motifs Cough Drops.

VALUABLE MEDICINE FOR coUeHs AND
CONSTITUTIONS. .'.,ee74
VHSliIS E'ixer, in its original form Of pre-
III scri2tion, has stood ,ha test of twenty
years expere ence, in the gem raj use oft, an
is now offe, ed, with the addition Of some az
tices rom the veg, table kingdom, the virtue.
of which have been fully a,tesled and highly
appreciated, which renders this compostro
pe,n isry adapted to the present prevailing
disorders of the breast and lungs, leading t.
consumptlon Common Gods and coughs,
which are occasioned by obstrucied perspira
tion, win Readily yield to its influence, re
moving those troublesome irritations, which
act a, a C nsttnt slimuisnt TO coughing. l.
case pain and induces rest TO all eminent de
Z gree. Persons tflic'ed with pulmonary com
Iiain's. biz eding Of the lungs, &C.. sp smcdic
asthms, papita.ion of,hc heart, and consuinp
tive affections, even in The mos, advanced pc.
RODS ofhfe, will find Immediate relief, from
It's remarkable power OF diminishing irritabii,
~ o. flie 81 stem, and the velocity the circu-
lation. and by cleansing and hea ing e'Gisor'
dered parts. haso affords immeA xie relic,
in the hopping cough. .,s ....
Certificates of important cures and abi.
Of directions accompany each bottle.
For sale by u. S. BRISTOL, 1.avcnna.
lt@ p, TALLMAN, Akron, i 3 -
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G~THGaE IS HEALTH TO THE SrcK!l ID
MOBILES AGAMDIAN
EIOXE y GE:
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
FeCey s. .NSlse,

.4nd unr,ualcd asa Tos:c in all cases Of DEBILITY
Fensale Ojslrnc:ions, Ferers, SSc.
Owing to the unprinciplcd venality OF
certain set Of p1etaniers to skill, in the art ot
compromising mediciue with reference to The
cure OF human ils, the c0nn,iJ hna h.''': ''''ih'
ged with noAtfumI, IN cure this ana that dis'
ea;c-oac "tonic mixture" Dnd another span
c s." AMI eathoicon," sc. &c, al ihlinir
tum until il has become necessary Tor men oil
science, and thoie who wish TO save the unIor-
tunate from imposition aud death, to lend
their aid in stopping the ravnges OF qnaoIcry
AMI presumption. Therefore, this Lozengo
was invented by IN experienced Chemist and
Phy.ician in accordance with the iminutable
principles Of physiological science as applioa-
bio to the pathology of human lisease and OK.
pressly TO meet the wants OF EMlGKSai2
and people of all piaces where the above
diseases prevail, and is indlsputabIy the best
medc,ne ever before offered To the public for
the cure of thoqe diseases. Having more
power than the Quinine, it has none OF Its
danger 10 tho constitution, as il prevents the
formation of DISEASE IN THE LIVER,
AGUE CAKES, NC. so often the Consequence
OF the iniudicIous use Of QUlNINE. II will
never fail to cure the ngue aud NIL diseases Of
the constitution nttehdant upon IL, when used
according 10 the directions. There are twenty
four Lozenges and six Pills in each hox. Price
une dohaf pep hox. The cheapest medicine
ever heiorc blcred in proportion to its virtues.
Directions insIde of toe BOX.
y. y. NOBLE, General Agent,
.s.. .Hh Dexter. Nj. II.
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vEGETABLE 9 3s
ETIETI MATIC pEGpS.

~ ANY articltsarc before the pubic, as
tf@- cure Tor that most obstinate and for0ten {
ing disease the Rheumatism, and from clcst
observation, we ARE led tn believe they lave al
avery great extent, aiied io produce thatfe-
sirabie result; and mpy ii not he ATTRIBUTED t.
the fact that articles said TO cure this uourle
.o,ue disorder. are also recnIDR.cBdtg to.cuFe
utmost every disease with which our fr'iii bod
les are attuckt d, nndin ;hcirpreParatioh ,aat
objectis keptin view, viz ITO have the rdi'
cine cure far al diseases
The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offered
to the public as a remedy for Rheumatlsn; !;
and az no case is known where perfect cure
was not elected, we are justified in declaring
it II valuable medicine for that pit inul disea.e
and for no otGerisIt cccommended.--Pi Piice 5U
Gents.
Mcssrs. o. q s. Crosby &Co. Gentlemen.
EfecLhappy in having it my power to slate
to yoa thn good efiec, OF our Vegetable Rhou'
matte Drops, or sure fc1'cdy, had IN Restoring
me from a SICK bed. uthe mu;th otApriiIast,l
vas sn afflicted with the intIamutC:y Rhruma-
tism tliatl was confined TO my bed. was Ell.
tirely unable to help mysrli, could not sc
much atturn my eliin he'd ,and il was with tic
greatest difficulty That could he NOV cn III 1t
| tried various kinds OF medicine, and wasn't.
tnIidcdty "a ssilllul rhysicIan, hutailto no ef-
feet, dntll made use of yout Sure R'hehJ,
which when applied as directed, gave nae I'M
IneiiHte relief Withina short li.ne nIterlc0m.
mrnced using il, WAS able to ride ontand at
I tend my nsual business. ] can chceriulty re-
comment il to the public US being II good med
cine Tor Rheumatic complaints. as il has been
n number OF months and have had no rrturn
AARON HOLDRlCGE,
Columbuq, Ohio, Nov. lst, 1882.
Mr,srs Crosby's& Go. was afflicted for
pevcral months with the Rheumatism ;aEd hnv-
ing used every rrmcdy reco:amended hy the
most eminent physicians within my rcach,wi,h-
| out sucnrse, Il length procureda bottle OF
your Rheumatic Drops or Sure Remedy, and
madeth application as directed, and before ]
had used one hall OF it, a perfect cuie was el-
lccted; aud to my knowledge the same bottle
cured two Of my neighbors. 1t isl now about
two years since used your medicine, and ]
have not been ronhlcd With the Rheumatism
since. RODNEY SPALD NG.
Marion, Marion Co. 0. May 90, S3c.
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N u wv GOODS.

ENRENCtI, English, aud American Fanc,
III and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard.
ware, Crdcke'y, Glass, Nails, uteel, Pal Is
Dye~Stuffs, &c. &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at tb,
large Brick Store of z. Kent, in Rarenna, ,
large and splendid assortment of spR,NC
and SUMNER GOODS, ofall kin,ls, bought a
NEW YORK during the SEYERESr TiMi
OF fHE RECENT PRESSURE. which ena
b!es them to say with conhdercc. that The,
are fully prepared tolurnish the citizens oi
Rlyenna, and vicinity, with ~.
SEASONABLEt GOODS. OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
Us CHEAP, as they can Ge bought from N,
stocks Of the EARLY, and QJiCh ARR
H.d LIS. U moi eheaper,) the. sayings of N,
o,rncrs 10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
June 2, BGRNETT &, &,PENDLEToN.
NJ. .. We have on baud few oil
GOODS. which we will sell at COST, y
usual, I.etyI xii n, &.-I
xRASs sy,i,es, Cradle ssthes. syth,
m Saes,bs. takes, Hay forks, Riilss sni
Sythe-stoncs, fer sale BY = 10 s1asvGl
July guRNETTa PLNDLEToN,
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ity,m hoped that its other features referetlr
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i-ct of becoming acquainted with the doc
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recommend /, to liberal and candid suprott
from all parties, and from the large claas Of no
pafty. ..t.
To promUte the popular objects in view, and
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DIR. lJUDKIN's..
GEECIEEG StslY Me- y

'RNHIS valuable medicincIs celebrated fGI
d curing gWhileowcIlings Of every description
sore Legs and Ulcers OF long standing. Clan.
dular Tumors, Fclons, or what some p, oplc
know b. the name Of Catarrhs; kheumu,c
pains, and Bruises; Tettersol aIlkinds; Chill
qlnins, or partsaGected by frost; itisalso one
ofthe pest remedies for ScaIds and Burus.
For glauduiar swclIngt, 1t issupcrior 10 nny
medicine yet known. II is much safer than
mercu!ia alapplications, (as il docs not contain
the smallest atom OF that mineral because (
does not lay the patient liable TO injury from
exposure 60 cold. +
Ii cures the worst fclons or whitlow1 on nm
application OF iorty-eight hours.
Rheumatisms which have stood so long ns
to become systematic disdorer, requirement
cine to be taken inwardly 10 remove slicm ci,
tircly. But in most cases by applying TIN. oint.
mrnt externally ms dirccied,it wiligiye relie'
CERTIFICATES
Washington, March %, 1886.
Sir-my son being afflicted for live years
with White Swelling, and having applied eve,
~ remedy recommended by the most eminent
physicians within my reach, without success,
vt length prUcurtd d one jug OF DR.. Judkin's Ia
tent SPECIFIC Ointment, md state for tho hene.
III OF the afflicted, thhl before ono jug wus used
Joy ed good health ever since. have no doubt
To the Ointment alone he is indebted, as nc.
thing elsc was used for more than nine nmnths
before the application OF the Ointment.
Respectfully, JOHN COOKE.
hive made use of DIR. Judkin's Ointment,
nnd II has proved II most valuable medicine TO
my SOM, whotor u'any years has been affected
with chill blains, anda was obliged to wear In
dinii-RnhiGr shoes, titi ! made use al be
Ointment, which effected nn entire cure. It.
i'alsothe hes, remedy for sores aud wounds,
have ever used inmytanily. 8
Ea PARLEY GODDARD.
Worcester, Mass. April l2, 1894.
Or For salo by
u. s. BRISTOL, l,aveunn.
J. ID. COMMiNS. Akron. "a
KENT e. BREWSTER, Hudson.
April 20, 1885, 5l--Ioyeow
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j A Y NE,S
CARMINATIvEf 3ALsAM

9a'HE particular attention Of the public is
Il r'quested to this valuable Medicine,
which las acquired an 1nriyaled reputation for
curing DiarrhGa, or looseness, Dysentery,
Sick aud nelycus headache, .Cholera Morbus,
Chollcs, Cramps, &c, and that frequent and
fatal malaty among children, termed Cholera
infant'lm or Summer complaints.
II is recommended by q great many Physi-
clans, Clergymen and families OF the FIRST re.
speciality, who have repeatedly u'cd it, and
sent their certificates of it's utility 10 the pro.
prle'or, which may be seen, ~ calling on any
oi he agents fer the sale of this medicine. -
Among them WILDE found the names Of Doc-
tor Dodsoh Philadelphia, DIR. C. Hammond,
Leesrurg, Va DR.. Lawrence, Cedarylle,
New Jersey.
Rev. I. j. Kits, Pastor I'd Baptist Church
Philadelphia, Rev. Vim. Bacon, IN. d. Pas.
tor Of the Baptist Church, Wcodstown, N ]
Rev. c. J. Hopkins, of Freehold. N. J Rev.
f. M. Barber, Reading, Pa, DR., NJ. l..
Knapp, late Physician TO the Baltimore Dy.
spensary and agent for he Mary land Vaccine
lEsiitution--Dr. Wm. Steelipg, Bridgeton.
N. J.-AEd host Of others equally respecla.
BILE. rr
Prepared and sod by DR.. D. Jayne, sole
proprietor Salem, MI.
And may be had OF DR.. Isaac Swift, ,Rayenna,
Ohio. Where also is k, pit layne's Indian Ex.
reotoran,--the IT ost useful medicine for coughs
colds, intluerza, Hopping cough, pains and
weakness ot the Brea.t and otter Pulmonary
affections 'af FT''
Ravenns. May II, iGS7. A~
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Vegetable blood Fnrifics
AND LIVER FILLS OF IN. CHAPMAN
PREPARED BY THOMAS S. BUTLER, 4,
r. cOIIINEITs 0ItIn uf ado


PREPARED BY THOMAS s. BUTLER, "a
COLUMBUS, ONO.
FEFHlS preparation'is is oferdd as = remedy
H. for removing all diseases ,a,isipg irnm a
torpid acou cf the, liver, inn urity of tie
blood, and foul stomach and bowels, 1t re.
lieves loss of appetite acidiy, costiyen, So
fntu'ency, dyscntery diarrl@a or icoseness tf
the bowels, bilious ELECTIONS, &c. They are
purely vegetable, perfectly safe ard &C, om>
mods,ed to oil ages and to any climate, and
are recommended as safe and { fIicacious
Frrnily til. They impart cheerlulness, give
circulation to the, blood, purge without sick.
ness or pain, and Danish all causes Of fever of
every kind. No alteration from the usual
habits Of life is required.
From ihe certificates received OF their off,
cacy, The following from physician, OF expe-
rienoe and responsibility is deemed sufficient
to pnnlish-- fss.G.s@
7hsmay certify, that having mnde the study
and practice of medicine mysdaily adyocalio,
for tbiry, ears and having used DR. Chipman's
Vegetable Blood Purifier and Liver Pills, in
my own case as we'll as thosr under my care,
for the last tpur years, with the most decided
success knowing them to consist of the most
useful and celebrated medicines, and in such
just pFoportions of each as to produce The
most happy effect. as a mild, sac and eff
cacious family rill-l can therefore cheerfully
recommend them as such. r ..5r s,.1
BARNABUS WRIGHT, N. D.
Nunda Valley, Allegany Co., N. Y, April
Goth, 1855.
For sale by p. TALLMAN, Akron.
l2wl2 y = U. .BRIS SIoL,Ra,e a,enta.
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4. WHivE'S
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.

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LOOK HERE.
s. MASON, & CO..

ENAyE on hand large assortment Of Notes
H II and Accounts. which they will sell as
ow and little lower than can &c boughs in
lhe County, of the same quality. You n,ust
eome and buy, 70 mistake. lIay s,h,
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