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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

& ZANE into thc enclosure Of the under
u signed, at Hedgo.yiie. on the end
instant, a DROU.N MARE, supposed TO
he seven OF light years old. having white
bind feet balC. face and one glass eye.
The said mare has been appraised al $50.
and its owner is hereby requested TO call,
prove property, pay charges aud take her
away JOHN STEPHENS.
August 10, 1887 - st
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WI G dicin cs.

& ER. PAuLDiNG'S Tonic and Anti
Ep Dyspeptic P,!ls-for The cure Of all
diseases OF The stomach.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23
.TaTiisssbsx,.g Foundry.
E@R6 for Safe.


N f undersigned offers FOR sale that va
n liable Tract OF Land adjoining Solo
mon Rorp. Henry Rner and DR. Hedges,
containing
SD ACRES;
about one third of which is heavily Tim
bered the other 10 high state Of cult
walton. The above property possesses
with respect 10 its location. many adyant
ages; being in that part Of Berkeley conn
~ adjacent 10 the Potomac river aud Che.
sspeake and Ohio Canal II is needless 10
say more, as the purchaser would natur
ally examine and judge for himself
Any person wishing TO buy said proper
ty is invited TO call on the subscriber.
GEORGE EVANS.
May 81. 1887 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23
The Undersigned,

n BEING appointed committee by the
E9 Trustees of the Town, will. On So
tnday. the Goth Instant, let to the loves,
bidder, tue Matchmaking OF Queen street
from the top of the bin opposite Mr.. Alex,
ander Stephens's to the foot Of the Bridge
The street is first required TO be graded
twenty feet wide, and stone nine inches
thick on the centre, and seven on the
sldes-io be broken the usual size to make
good McAdamized road.
A-Proposltions will be received on the
ground on The above named day.
THOMAS G. SMITH,
JOHN X. WILSON.
Martlnsburg, August l6, ls97.-2w
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Farm FOR SAFE.

FHNHE heirs and representative Of Peter
IA Grove, late OF Berkeley County. de.
ceased, otier for sale their Tract OF Land
situated about 4 miles north west OF Mar
tnsburg, in said county, containing about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

G WANTS. Cure for Rheumatism and
~ Gravel-known in the Southern and
Middle States as the best remedy that has
ever been discovered.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23
ECON0Hs n!
Tobacco and Cigars.

GHEWlNG Tobacco Of the best quail
W ~; Spanish Clippings. for smoking ;
and CIGlRS-Spanish, half Spanish. and
Common. X. MSllEkRY.
June 10, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23
FEMALE
Classical School,
ShephernstoMm.

FESlIE Instructors respectfully announce
n 10 the inhabitants Of Martinshurg aud
vicinity. that their School is again open
for the reception of pupils. In addition to
the elementary branches, are taught .4lge
bra Geometry, frigononetry, use Of Globes;
Philosophy, rhetoric. Bellies Letttes, Com
position; Chemistry and Botany: Latin,
Greek, French, Italian, Spanish. and Ger
man Drd,cing, PerspectiUe and Sketch
ing from nature. Painting. Music and Nee
die,cork.
4[TERMs. per half year, for English
and Classical Studies and the French Ian
guage, SIS; for either of the other Ian
guages, or for Ornamental Branches. IS.
aELEcTUREs will be given on the sp
Tit and literature Of the language studied
and. that practical as well as theoreti
cal knowledge of the language may be i'm
parted. it will be the medium of comm
nlca,ion, in the ordinary routine Of the
School
There will be rigid and thorough Quar-.
terly examinations; and the progress ofihe
pupils will be more frequently observed by
Board Of Visitors.
9EFurther information will be commu.
nlcated with pleasure a, Mr. ID. Enters.
REFERENCEs.-The President and Fa
Guilty of Harvard University; Hon. Ma.
thaniel Silsbee, Hon. 5. G. Phlps-U. ).
Congress.
August %, lS37-9t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

SALT.

0ElE have received large supply Of
Wv Ground Alum Salt, which we, are
now offering for sale on moderate terms.
BURNS & SEIBERF'
July 10. 1887.
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Lexington Gazette,

at fair price, and on very accommodating
terms. Any Information which may be
desired in relation to the Office, will be
cheerfully communicated to any person
wishing TO purchase. The Office is de
sirsblo one to a practical printer, who is
capable Of conducting it with prudence
and energy Possession will be given at
the expiration of the present Volume, in
December next.
CORNELIUS G., BALDWIN.
Lexington, Va, August %, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

G. WAlM'S Cure fer Bowel Complaints,
~ Dysentery. Cramp Cholc. and Flax.
This medicine is so well known and has
performed SO many cures, that il is only
necessary TO try It. and il will recommend
ITSELF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23
40 Acres,

Of frSi-rdte Limestone Land,
equal in strength and fertility OF soil TO any
IN the great Valley Of Virginia II is fide
" watered, and well improved as to build.
'ngs, sc having upon II large and com
modious Brick
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

& R. SWANS Ointment-for the cure
E-F OF Piles aud Corns.
This medicine has not been known 20
lai ~ a single instance OF performing a
cure 10 the above diseases land
u At iails, there will be no charge made.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

& hR. PLUMBERS Cathartic Pills. -
ELI line most sate and gentle putgsi,ve
that has ever been offered TO the puhlic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

Miss MARTHA CHISHOLM. who is asso
GATED with her brother in the above school,
has heretofore conducted IT alone The
subscribers having sent their daughters TO
her, are highly grajliied with their pro-
gress-and take pleasure in tesiifylng to
her qualifications and attentions. And
they Ieel assured from the reputation Of
Mr.. JAMES CHISHOLM as a scholar, and
his experience as a teacher, that the school
will still more merit the patronage of pa
rents DESTROYS of having their children vel!
educated. f. LEE. JR..
JOHN 4. COOKUS.
Shepherdstown, August ~. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23
Printing Establishment
ron ALE

H AVlNG determined upon removing 10
81 a the South, in the course Of the ensn
ing fall, for the purpose Of prosecuting his
profession, the subscriber offers for sale
the establishment oil the
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pwxLLxNG HOUSE.


nodiouS btlck I,
DWELLING HOUSE, el1SsTs.n
and Good Kitchen, ~ ss,ssi.. ts
a fine Limestone Spring in - -
The yard. which was never known 10 fail.
with Stone Spring House at its source.
and short distance from il large Stone
Distillcry, with over head water. Also,
Two Excellent Orchards,
Of grated fruit; good Earns aud Stables,
Smoke House, Corn House. U1agon Sheds.
and all other out buloings OF necessary or
convenience on farm.
Ofthis ifnd. about TIPO HUNDRED
And NINETY acres are cleared.
aud ~ hign state Of cultivation the ba.
lance we'll clothed with fine ih,iftu Tim.
Der The cleared land is divided into Gle
ven different fields, all under good fence
with constant water running through each
Of them producing .uxuriantly. Wheat,
Rye. Corn, Oats. Timothy, Clover, and
every other description Of crop which good
land in this section Of country is capable
OF prodnc,ng-hesides. being equal. as a
GR4ZiNG Farm 10 any other.
GA further description Of this proper
" Is deemed unnecessary, as persons wish,
ibg TO purchase will no doubt view the
prt and judge for themselves.
gFTERMs will be accommodating. and
price low JACOB A. GROVE.
for SELF and ether heirs.
August 2, 1S37-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-23

A PREPARATION OF QUININE-
AA- for the cure OF Ague and Fever, la
term,tient Fever. and all cases of debility.
&g-Aii the above medicines for sale by
THOMAS G. SMITH
Martinsburg, August ., 1887.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-05-31
THE TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81

The VERMONT CHRoNIcLE.-The owe g
ton has been asked Us very many times,
"Why don't you ofteDer rebuke the Chron-
icle and expose its heresies, on the subject
Of slavery and emancipation 1t is no,
necessary, and could not be profitable, to
give all or any considerable number of the
answers to this question that are at hand
We will only say at present, that it would
occupy too large proportion of our COL
umns. Our attention, how ever, has recent
ly been called to discussion now going on
between the Chronicle and one of its sub.
scrlbers, which we cannot we'll suffer tn
pass unnoticed.
The correspondent Of the Chronicle has
most happily chosen the Socratic, or oues-
tionlng method; and be is succeeding ad-
mirably in drawing out the editors of that
print, and making them exhibit to public
view their own absurditY and confusion.
TO give the Chronicle fair hearing be-
lore our readers, and % leave each one to
Judge ior himself, we shall copy entire, 50
Tar as II may be thought profitable to notice
the matter. Our notes will be indicated BY
the letters Of the alphabet.
0uEsTIoNs AND sub
Scrloer has sent rs seven questions. which
ne wishes US TO answer. He seems indif
ferent whether the answers are given tbro,
the Chronicle or in a private Letter A.
others may wish, as well as he, TO know
what we have to say on such points. we
conclude to print what we have written.
Question I. us il your desire thu,
slavery should be abolishedimmedialely ."
Taking the definition of slavery from
the statute book Of a slaye-holding state.-
thus . 5s.-s. 'Ee- .. :. ~ .as
I. Slaves shall be deemed, taken. held,
and adiudged TO be goods cbsuel, to ali
inients and purposes whatsoever
We answer,-yes. (a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-27

VSYiLLiAaI H. . CHARLES =. WAYNE. Nanuurtnr-
o. - pi ., ,''s 'az anl nIof' = e iaiS@a5
uanl seeo1d street fhad.fhia, DIR for =asAlntt and
ff hooatl1 eussp, git mahogany und 9th Tram TOT
flli Il, brt1huin and limitation silver hatts.
IA udsrIsars cufrt Iie Manufacture OF Looking
Glas-es, aud Importing l-r Hardware dret IRON the
iasinihz tsnt p nj OF birmingham aud Sh heidi Ing
land ar enado ho-s Who may he di-poed to pur
CHASE diem. tla ha ric and accommodate
M no oss d any similar establishment IN any Of tn Atlantic
olls Imtalioa 81, War, Of which tn, import rabls,
1ea aud Desss spoons all and Ds-'ri four prong iafs
soup Osser and Todd, Lndles; Sa aud Mustard Spoons
sugar longs buu-r knrca. fish Shcer- Tell Castors
Punt knsrs, d. word 20 Lose aequnint Wiz nat not
b. Of rucA IT. vau useful cheap, and auti-
rs OF genuine sltrr i confined b. The testimony NJ all who
has, used T. md al tot bng III bgr snbsIn or rsal
tire pr,ee Is barels inore flon ht-dtnt efa' r.
The following nom PROM. ilopkias will give some isa
ni TIL tai -" had several slips OF II hunlfshed aud exposed
for sr'enl a's the action Of Dilu Suphue, Diul Mn
riaf, mud Dut Acftr Acids, aud also solution of
non -a tn ii VIZ placed upright in III glasses
lah9 tn lnd % a. To le nrnef- 10 about bali tsn
length Al the end u mr. fgs Ia suts follows:
iJ ~ IN ,'iI ~ VI, -, !, ~ IA va" t ' ~ ~
aed. 'rsmany call "Radiea eer" honch mixed with
iaalla did act di..o'r tn mtL bat TIA ott1 manned
as Il VIII itwa INN Rcd IN tn ncld, ori 9ina
i. Min Acld d'-oi - the nlln, with erh nPdE bat
TIN acid net with rVuHl pow on Silver It4ff
iiie fzs!t9 have satisfied perfectly that yonr alo' may
b q. with sai or an, purpose os"hch silver usually
.! condr n, tii|l hay niada Of it irc2c DIM inf
II "Ihhit would be si#r ordinary hoa=eholn u.s.. From
4isnee tht the arhan of corrosive nrid IA branlf aud IL
10" inge 'ead excellent ustru ar tn
Is m'ul 81 itfc"nr and usfr' ar, nsrull those
4IhH uHt IL diic il l. III u-i tn nu Other"
srh !. ". l.. HOPKINS,
ietmg Prot Of I'll ni4try L. Stat Military icndsns Wei
Point
An die end gsr sd Looking Glass poctcr is employod,
20 }ut sa ,cau stufat I'D III thai drpnn nj. A.
- thu III. adt rri=.r- itnd To par 10 tendr
lhens.Y and har populor and conclnd by in tim all
IN Ut q cuuds ~ then inc 10 rive them call
". H. y {. :. ".
rhiind''ph1 Junuor, %. IN.
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tsAsSssEg1ggS &c.

(s'!IE sabscr Der have removed to the tenement
j formerly oecupedby Mr. VIM. Dean, and one
door a5oye Pd,rck Mathews * Co, where they VIII
coasaajy Keep on hand geEcrll assortment OF eve
y arucle line OF business, consisting oil the
i0i CIV .u4 articles, which they are determined to sell
on mo ,crd'e terms
Belri mica improve Patent Spring Sadiies'
Lad es SID les o. every desor puon,
Gcntemens 90 do
Coach II Wness,
Gig do
Canya TO
Naggol Gear
Cart do
Dry do
WHIPS
Collars.
Saddle Bags of every description
Brd.eS,
Martlnga'es,
Water proof travelling Socks good and comor-
table aric'e.
Any KIND OF produce taken for WORK, and repairs
done ar the slores notice. All orders thankfully re-
cc.ved and punctualy attended to.
SIMPSON & LYMAN
fashionable and com ortable Carriage tor hire
With good and safe horses and care.ul driver.
S. & L.
January
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ANYWAY from the subscribers about the Isl
u January, NEGRO WOMAN, named Betsy
abont the middle height, aged about 46 years. Inc
on Y narNs recoileced are the back OF her neck
caused by her having seatOns, and DARK spotc vi
one side Of her forehead. The said negro was pur-
chased OF Mr.. Cornelius Grow. of Lynehburg anu Is
supposed to be in that nelghborhood. The above re-
ward will be pa for the apprehension OF sad negro
4 lodged IN jail IN Lynchburg, by application to M
Iorneilus Crow, the subscribers living at Cascaue'
PIt'syvana county.
MILLNOR Il WATKINS.
February .
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Hats.

NE lave on hand large and BEAM.
MA w iul assortment Of
- Gentenen's fashionable black and dr,f
Fur Hats. V
do Satin Beaver l.
Youths dra5 10 do do
Wool Has, Fur. Cloth and other kinds Gu g.
&c. MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS
November 23 -
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January 50

Y
rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sunrrio,
"a CONT OF law and Clanc +, for the county OF Anil RI
Cabel and John Penn. Tl,,,t; .
0IaiiSf
ltos y fuluhk, gdlnr ui I Cant dee Icssp Ricbe
son, AIuN J. Nasasr and Richrrd y. Euanl Defendants
N tHNNtRnN.
ne dei hilI AJAX J. Nuker, uc hay in- d his ar
pcnnnrc, aud Gwen security according III, er If Assph,
nnd M ruiz OF tbs CONT and appearing satisfactory
That tn said DIT nlant DO appear here ON M ri la or n,
next ti and answer III til Of the plaintiff and thnt COM,
H ms order be "ilhwh insert d IN evspapcr published
posted 1T The irot door OF the conil-hous, tL- rount
! copy--Tcst5,
January &c ven
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IDS ts5rss47.S'
siR k,,~yb As Iiys.

>oR sogr or t4a1'gd -octag ai,es such IN
h'tatsts "i"i roatntalh aiL Gin rc#gl s,ca, II
,hst ." mot -antnl. compliant hts b. Near,
ttinlue, aud n exc DIN " bad = III
pei d end nall, rh has lc ou, IL Ia u OF ihs
VII" i1,s used II rouoir il without IA he tct pr
Ne"tm 9'f Hssr complaints Il hu,sevgr mt VIII. l1ire
n Non w reuum mlass s-u d r. klEHrI on -.
~b ga r. [@ ~, p.@t a5 and s"recssor 70 H. o a by
DIV iE5 y }. r. ROY ALL, L,nebburg.
July - I'm
NlEGlNt:--At ruiz hold IA IA tlte 81 IL osies of IT,.
'"h &" tAnchhefr, On tn III day ofnsr,ats,, "a;
'.a'' lH.n' gaHert i ea4ls Iiacult u5st
E#"'' PLAINTIFF
I'm 8 Pa admin 'rnt'rMiti ii VIII ann d Of Pm,
p kh"r de- d. 'lui hao', widow nj Il. -id rllip Rhor
d. lha me I'm { Io,d end Am III. VII, 1t Ann
Helr '.hr ALL and La, inda III VII. La ,mla Eoln
rrn1r H,n and !" l'am Eolf, h-r OF jaso5 Roar d,
'i"'"' '"' tna '''ihel Eo1f. Defendants.
Is tHeNt.EY.
lhe iadoni v lillian ur not ! ae rcd h app M
am Hd e ssen1tY according to III uc ii Assembly aud
Ia i ai tins CONT, aud appearing l., satisfactory e,id me-
u"i liz not IN nina 1nto tt- country Iii ord rad That
@ aleus~rt iii ii H. rrm m" - md 'opy o q ," or NJ
lG'a '' ~, m , da -apr 1at IN IA town
non' doefet the sont-aou-. NTH and IOWA.
\ Com--rsr.
flmse5 ''''''.9 % : h
VIRGINIA:
4 M .l.amr'. cl.rh'. oa'cc Ct; ia Circuit suj.r.
"a az eul' III -" gad 'haHe, ~ tor tn town Of l., ncl
be,s' on Ia r.! day ot Nos,ul'r, lo5o:
William ih~af, Plaintiff,
t@'os H. Nonei and Nam }. his WIFE Nil'ia'n clailorne
md Co#a K. i. LIS Wit and rglnin !. Roam. Srruh
!;"al # u. Roam, aud Nm, Il, k5au. u.tl,. b. Jauaz
|. tlA>oGRY.
III t&0pnt fulone II. NoncIl and NaI} J. hi VIII,
nat hn'4 ~ l'ir appearance and ei,,n seaiH accod.
IL I" thu. OF Assembly and tha mi ii TN, count and il
af ' sa' tn of' al laee, tlai tn, not inhabitants
"i t+ 'eair, 1t i ordered, thai the said udat. do az
7 = n
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,sts.AEg' OF LAND.

Nontalne@ l0darrcs, more or less lylng on the wa,
tiers OF Archer Geek, ia said county. Terms, Il
months credit, the purchaser purchasers giving
boad With approved personal security, and lea CA
the property to secure The payment OF the purchase
moaey. WI. G.. McALLlS FER, Com.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-27

HflRGINli:-it cont hill iol lson couitF, at IL
court house. Monday Ia I'D OF Januars 1871
Nat.lni. Harlow, PldlHLit
0{dfasf
IthJlnIn i. Harris, 5amu nay ami George W dliams,
iIplauts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-27

ne da nlants Jam Stiun#l, Reuben Stnr-t Rio hard
H"ah hilJhn StuaaL IA cl1druoi lHey tIuerns, for
IA lN LneY Stnn Who's unknown end lzaleth
pni2ih'tal-iH f1'ali Il ',}atha tn d tl, a.
&h'', idd az n -.tiN according the act of issl,
ana Ia nut. {" TIN count and appearing by aetar, ,i.
"=AN u' IL ,ii @ ml5nt inhabitants of TN, oof-
mohM oi- /, eifr'd, int tn aid 4 uiast t,. Ie-
nle 't JUICY 81 our sad cont, t cnuti haa. m m tr.t
day OF ApH tina mkt and answer the bill of III, ,aipe.
ma tnHt copy OF thu order h torthw th inserted m m
iNhehnHs "Elaan ior two months suecessife, and nost
al the front door OF til court hous' of tins county
JOHN THOMPSON Ir c.
January 50 -. y
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G1,g,ssS&EOgE.ss's SALE.

I y obedience TO Il !lecsee .. tire county court Of
a Cam bell, pronounccd IN the cot virgins
WRIGHT, the Undersigned Will, on the 29th day A
prll Nt p'oeeedo ell to the highest bidder the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-27

Z u.ca ~t'mtt W1. Sunn t. Charles Stims | indse,
Tim solm H. and ha' Ia, his wifi, formerly Rachel Sun
JAIME sunni II uJamu tinnet, John Stinn,t Richarl
9naa t. lisrN Cut md Nancy his Mif' 5rmar.s Nancy
-han Andr'W Sntoa and Rho(O his wi:2 formerly RIo,a
'ah III children OF Lucy buggne, dec i. form II, Lucy
Ntnh "he al, oni til. Conmunw attn, aud whose names
or mnho"h- llnhtab in, formerly Elizabeth stinnet
"ls' Ia" Of u ;'tian tdecd. aud Hp,l Igeinhohau,
on o. U 1aa.Ts of David * nnni, Iiigcmlothum y Co
loitEd4Lts,
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HlE'
EsesE.,

VIII hc - dollars ths season, discharged by the
PAYMENT ol - dollars within the season--and 40 To
insure a mar IN b. with ioal. the insurance money
PAYABLE as as he mafe i aseertahcd 10 be with
ioal ur Transferred slo the single leap payable AT thc
line 81 sois C.. and : dollar TO The groom IN each
case. Liberal deduction will be made, by any gentle
MN nftug } OF naf" mares.
Good F.stuface VII lie iurui he'd ior mares gratis.
Mares ifd at 81 crLts perday.
! lie greatest cafe and attention will be uaid 10
mares and coils, by careful groom. provided ior the
purpose, aud every eXcrtIon will lie used prevent
accidents ESCAPES, bui no responsibility for either.
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tab,iatmcBt.
FL ANINti entered into co partnership for the ppr
u n pose OF carrying on tae Apothecary and Druo
81 Business in this place, take this method of in.
forming friends aad the pub'ic generally that We
are now receiving and openng, direct from BALM
more Pi'adep llia and New orr. an entire new as
soran nj OF + RESI- AID GtSUrNE MEDICINES DRre.
PAINTS. OTIS, DYE SrUFrs, SURGEONS lSsrRr.#
NETS. &c. &c.
Compr sing all the newest and most approved arrl
cles in uSc, AZ (which have been recently selected
with great care by OF the firm.
As We are determined 10 sill accommodating
terms especially to large dealers particularly
myle Physician ani Country Merchants to give us
cal.
Oriers .rora stree promptly attended to, put
up the most careful nalner, AID forwarded with
despatch. We sol CT a STARE Of the public patron
age. THOMAS \. foURpIEEAN.
REUBEN y. PALMER.
\. B..We hay iGst rece. we'd a splendid new 50.
DA Apparatus which WA be in full opperat on IN
few days. FOIRQUREAN & PALMER.
Septenber-9 Is
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DESCRIPTION.

YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, i. a roam.
moro readily known, in Virginia as a Mub.ir, Or
Mckinney Roam, seven years old this Spring, rising
fifteen AID half hands high, large suong bone and
nusce, measuring the same AROUND The garth, the leg
md pa,fern bones. and consequently, the around
ihrr bones that Old American Eclipse does, thus
strongly assembling hls noble sirc all the essential
POINTS Ter Sped great roses and durablliy the cha
IA 'tri,c traits az THE strain Of Horses nom the
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q WILL STAND. the en- uing
III. u season Al the Wac hmgtcn Hotel,
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" RGIAlA :ttu ceut Of monthly session, coItau and
lcd lor Camlh, county IL, ,out-ou,, ilzrsot,
the lth Ia. e. e.ruar,, 1871:
Will ton Talbot, PiaiitifE
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3S'5Gfa'ssg JEANS.


HE subscriber has received supply Of Eary
Il Nay Peas oi super luali.y, warranted genu
iuc. JAMES II. ROYALL.
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EEis,TgE'ECSEI,2.

do hcs,b, cerllk lhat trained Mr.. G. W. Van
Elnss gray Eclipse colt by ANA ean Eclipse, ont
oil liis fun sister, and found by hr uias made with
HIM. and two Eclipse Colts ! training for Major
Nm. Jones. oi New Market, l.. l., that he had good
speed aud bottom, and reetr thai could net have
him a2aln on feguar nalni good IN lie camc
tonne with desperate hdc,, from the tongue oil bnc-
HE Having hcen forced donn INTO the flesh by The sad
de, where 1t remained uutll he nln Its accustomed
distance, which prevented his being rode until the
10Th Of Scptrmbrr md hf driving his work the t.me
btfpg slrrt, ms tore shlns became sore, yarly
la#kd, and bad to / he Inn out oi uau.