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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-12
Martinsburg
SAVINGS INSTITUTE

SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
DY resolution of the Board Of Directors oftbis
ID Institution, the following rates ofnterest have
been adopted for the government of the Treasurer
thereof, in receiving money on deposte, viz -
For deposites, payable months
after demand, certificates may 5 per csnfum
be issued, bearing an interest per annum'
al the rate of
For depostes, payable months
after demand, certificates may 4 per centa~
be issued, bearing an interest per annum.
at the rate of
For deposItes, payable sixty days.
after demand, certificates may 3 per centum
be issued, bearing an intesest psrannum
at the rate of
By order, JOSEPH BURNS, Treasurer.
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Stores. Stores.

@alsa=s---su The purchaser, VIII DO
furnished at low prices. and on reasonable terms
also, all the apparatus for the Cooking Stoves.
Persons in want of Stoves of the above descrin-
tion ara invited to call and take look at my as
sortment, before purchasing elsewhere, as am con-
fden they will find it larger and better, in point Of
elegance and usefulness, than be found at any
other establishment in this section of country
would also give notice that have made ar
engagements by which can supply all those who
wish, with Stanley's Patent Pariour and Cook
ing Stores. Those wanting them, will be supplied
by leaving their orders with me, which it is desira
bic they should do at early day, as shall only
send for the number that may be ordered.
June 8, 1888. JOHN ii. BLONDLL'
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A 0AIHiDo

a OAAlSIUo
n would respectfully announce to Physicians, and
n country Merchants, that prepared supply
them with Drugs, Dye-stuifs, Paints &c. aIl fresh
and Of the best quality, accommodating terms
Ny stock on hand is we'll assorted and full-and
cry attention will be paid to the business
the confidence of the public. VIM. DORSEY,
MartiHsburg, Jan 81, 1898. Druggist
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BRIDES g. HARNESS, w

of every description, rs well all other articles
usually found in Saddle and Harness Shop oil OF
which will be disposed Of on terms reasonable as
can be had at any other Shop in this section OF
country. Having been engaged in the bushes
Tor years, aud having none in his employ but
faithful and experienced workmen, he can recon-
mend work done at his Shop, as equal 10 the work
of any other Shop in the vicinity. Thankful tor
past favors, and patronage, he sol clts cont'nu
ance of the same. JOHN HE'LL LIS lh1.
Nov. 7, l833.-lstF
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OI33T3lHWla 81 (;2I:sl r Il aiDIps
CLOTHS! CLOTHS CLOTHS

tiont The subscribers have just returned
from the City Auction where they have purchased
at auction for cash. "a pieces OF cloth, comprising
every colour, such as Wool Black. Invisible Green,
Rifle do. Mulberry, Dahlis, Claret, Sage, and
Dark Drab. These Cloths arc West OF Ensla
manufacture, woaded coors, and warranted not to
fade Also the largest assortment OF London
Cassimeres, Ca.sinetts, and Vestings ever offered.
We can say to our friends and the public that we
can astonish the natives by selling Cloths new
For instance we can sell cloths at 81 so per yard,
and finer, in proportion All who wish to buy
coats would do well to call snd test the fact-no
mistake. A. ROBINSON Il Co.
October, 81, 1888.
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DLUE, black, and fancy colored Cloths, plain
- and ribbed CoSsmeres, and splendid
sortment of Cassinetfs, have just been received to
which we would particularly invite the attention Of
those who want cheap Goats, &c. Call and exam
inc, before you buy, we feel satisfied that we
can sell bargains in the above articles.
Oct. II, 1888. HAMME s. STEPHENS.
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1RIEMTWWA ALL

TIME undersigned would resp ictfuly inform the
II public that he has removed his SkDDlt ANU
HARNESS SHOP TO the building on the east side OF
the public square, formerly occupied as Cabinet
Shop BY Jane. S. Boyd where he will be happy to
serve his customers and the public with any article
in his line OF business.
He will keep ON hand. or manu- A
&c, G A n n AkA ZAcA
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Groceries.

w New Orleans,
White Havana, SUGARS,
Loaf, and Lump,
n. o. & Sugarhouse MOLASSES,
Prime Rio & Java COFFEE,
Gun Powder, Imperial & Black TEAS, togeth-
er with almost every other article in the Grocery
line, all of which will be sold cheap
HAAfME s. STEPHENS.
October IL, 1898.
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Tobacco, Cigars, SC.

TOOxCCO, CtS NTS, NC
4 HAVE just received fresh and fine assert
u ment OF Principe, Woodville's and other kinds
Of Cirars Honey dew Tobacco. common smoking
do, Maccabau, Scotch, Rappee, and Congress
SnpG. Spanish clippings, &C. &c.
October 10, 1888. WIN. DORSEY.
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EEOSiel'y.

NE have justreceived an exteneive assortment
w of Hosiery, such as Merino, cold, Worsted
Hose Cotton, do. Lamb s'wool do, ofassorted col
ois, black and colored worsted do, with general
assortment fConon Hosiery. Also. embroidered
cotton Hose, a beautiful article black and white
English Silk Hose, and Lambs wool half Hose.
Sept. 10 A. ROBINSON g. co.
NHEESE.-Just received. and for sale by
~ A. ROBINSON g. co.
October % '"'9.
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Transportation.

On the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
EVHE undersigned announces TO The Milers ana
H. Farmers of Berkeley and Jefferson, that h''
arrangements have now been made for carrying on
the business of Boating, to an extent that VIII en-
able him facilitate the transportation Of produce
of every description, either down or up: and win
view TO the further accommodation of the public, ne
has determined to carry Flour from his landing 10
Georgetown. 1.-THE rate of twentyfre cents Per6aT'
rel, and other produce in proportion
He will at all times purcha.e-and pay the cash
Flour Corn Rue Oats Clorer Seed and ere'y
other description Of produce usually carried 10 .ho
sea-board for a market--and for which,, ne WIN g's
/ he highest price. WILLIAM oi'ohii'
August 3, 1887.
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% The Thinning and Copper-Smsthsng bust
ness, all its various branches, carried on as here
tofore. J. ii. b.
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UOUNG Mems and Ladies Own Book for sale
u by A. koBiNSoN ~Co'
August IS, 1898.
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THE Misunderstanding GAZETTE.

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annum pay able 10 advance. 81. so within the year
and 8 800 at the end Of the year. No paper Can
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cspt Il the option Of the publisher.
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Tor every subscqucnt nscrtion--the number o. in :
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ofthe advertisement sent, or ii will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-01
WAR! WAR;. WAR::.
BETWEEN
. PLY slams and the Natchless Sa.


| L. WHY are some OF the American Physicians
making such strong efforts 10 PUT DOWN the
Matchless Sanatiye LET the public answer.
3 Why did the German Physicians al first
OPPOSE DR.. Geolicke, and afterwards acknowl-
edge him 10 be GREAT BENEFACTOR 10
mankind? Let the public answer.
3. What medicine HAS cured, is curing and
WILL obstinate diseases which physicians
CANNOT cure Let Facts answer.
What kind Of appletrees are most STONED
and CLUBBED2 Let farmers answer.
D. Why are physicians con family PELTING
the SanafIve and saying nothing against OTHER
medicines Let their Day Book answer.
6. How did Dr. Adams attempt 10 convince Mr..
Webster who had bought vial of the Sanatiye for
| member, of bis family, that it was a DANGER
Gus medicine LET of the daily papers an
swer, The recent experiment which DIR. Adams
tried with the Marchless Sanative, in giving a
large dose Of i, dog, ,cithOut killing him, clear
" proves that The Sanatiys was made 10 CURE
and not TO KILL
T. WHY do some Physicians SECRETLY buy
the Sanawe and MIX it with their own medi.
cnes, which they in their daily practice An
that they may have the CREDIT of the
CURES.
{. Why is a sick young man belonging TO one
of the first families in Boston, now using the Sana.
tive, without letting the attending pbysiciaa
hANoN II ne TsCofSfJ Vi MS TlLaL ii NIil
shortly answer.
8. Why are physicians trying To- persuade
agents 10 give up SELLING the Sana,ive An
swer they know, il it should be for sale in every
town in America, they would shortly be Obliged to
resort to SOME OTHER BUSINESS or else
STARVE.
10 Why will the Matchess Sanativs som bs
the ONLY medicine used through the world Let
answer.
II, Why did Certain physician try to HIRE
an Editor OF paper TO write against the SanatiyeP
Let his CONS IENCE answer.
The above precious medicine (the original dis
coTery Of DR.. LOUIS OFFIN GOELICkE. of
Iernsny,l Is for sale wholesale and retail in Bos-
ton, by d. S ROWLAND, General American
agent for the Dlscoverer. where numerous letters.
certifying the good effects of the medicine, may
De seen.
Also for sale by retail, in most of the towns in
America.
~ In places, where there is no Agent. the Pose
Master or any Sfor.keeper who shall write to the
General Agent at Boston. will Immediately be APP
pointed an Agent,
WILLIAMS & BOYD. Agents.
ChGrtotte, May 2S, 1888. 400.T
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w. are authorized to announce CALEB
IRWIN, Esq, as Candidate for a seat IN
the House Of Commons of the next Gene.
raj Assembly, at the ensuing election.
May l6, 1888 98if
We are authorized TO say that JAMES
IAGERT, declines beng candidate for The
office of Sheriff.
We are authorized TO announce Capt. j.
ID. SMITH, as a candidate for the office OF
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 7. 1888 6s1
We are authorized to announce WIN S.
NoRMENT, as a candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff Of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March g. 1888. ssf
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LOST Pocket hook.
.Igne /. 1888.

fENHE subscriber lost, on FRIDAY Of April
Court, In Charlotte, or on the Law.
yer's road, between Charlotte and his resi-
deuce, hls POCKET BOOK containing
the following papers: Que note of $40, on
WIN. Query one note Of So 55, on Hugh
Mccall one note Of Sos, on james Pyron !;
enc note of $50, payable to james Orman !;
a bull OF sale for a negro girl, made TO the
by Mary Ann Turner, and other papers
cannot recollect, of which there are sever
al important receipts. Any information re
spectIng the said papers will BIO thankfully
received, and the person literally rewarded
by the subscriber, living about 6 miles be.
low Charlotte, 3 or miles S. w. of the
Lawyers road.
JOHN @, LEMONS.
May %, 1888. t4ol
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A CERTIFICATE,

From three members OF the MEDICAL PRO.
FESSlON in Germany, in Europe.
We, the Undersigned, practitioners of medicine
in Germany, are well aware. that by our course
we may forfeit the friendship of some OF the scul-
IT, but not gifts benevolent mem eers, who are min.
tluenced by selfish motives Though We shall re-
train from expression of our opinion, either of
the soundness, or unsoundness OF DR.. Gselicse's
nep doctrine, we are happy to say that deem
his Sentative too valuable not 10 be generally
know n; for what our eyes behold and our ears
hear we must believe
We hereby state that when Dr. Louis 0ain
Goelicke first came before the German public. as
the pretended dfscoverer OF q new doctrine and
new medicine, we held him in tho highest
tempt, believing and openly ptonouncing him TO
be base lmposter aud the prince OF qnacks. But.
on hearing much said about the Ssnatlve,
against and for il, We were induced, from motives
OF curiosity merely, TO make trial of Its tepued
virtues upon number of our most HOPELESS pa.
tents: and we now deem it our bounden duty
(even at the expense OF self nterest) publicly
to acknowledge its mighty efficacy, IN curing not
only consumption, but other fearful malades which
we have heretofore believed incurshle. Our con.
tempt for the discoverer Of tits medicine was at
ence swa aed up in our utter astonsshment o.
these unex pected results and as amends for our
abuse of him, we do frankly confess to the world
that We believe him phianthropist, who does
honor TO the profession aud to our country, which
gave him birth.
The recent adoption of this medicine into some
of our European Hospitals is q sufficient guaranty
that il performs all its promises. 1t needed not
our testimony for wherever ii is used il is its own
best witness.
HERMAN ETMULLER, MD
WALTER VAN GAULT, VI. d.
AD0LPHuS WERNER, NJ d,
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9DNL1DE.0S
MATCHLESS SANATIVE.

n W LUIS ORION GOEEI1 Me- ND of-
II Germany (Europe,) belongs the imperish-
able honor OF adding NEW and PRECIOUS doctrine
to the Science of Medlcine--s doctrine which,
though vehemently opposed by some OF the facu-
ty, lot which he is valuable member,) be proves
To be as well founded in truth any doctrine OF
Holy Writ-a doctrine, upon the verify of which
suspended the lives of millions OF our race, and
which be boldly challenges his opposers to refte,
VIZ. Consumption IS disease oltooys oecasioned 6y
disorded state Of Fis Via (or Llfe riRcipie) Of
the human body: IL often scarcity lurking In the
system for yeols before there Is The least complaint
Of the Lungs rf-and ,ehich may be as ceraiRly
though noe quickly, cured, as common cold or
a SIMPLE headache. An invalusbly precious doc
trlne ths. IA II ilnparts important lesson to the
apparently healthy of both sexes, teaching them
that this InsIdlous foe nay be an unobserved in
mate of their cayey houses even allie they IN
imagine themselves from its attacks teach
ing them tina, the great secret in the art of pre-
serving health is to pluck out the disease while in
the blade, and not wait t:lI the full grown ear.
This ustrious benelacor Of man is also emit
tied 10 the unelg ned gratitude Of the world for the
invention Of his
MATCHLESS SANATIvE,
whose healing fiat may Justly Claim for it such
title, since 1t has so signaly ttiumphed over
great common enemy,
CONSUMPTION,
both in the first and last stages--a medicine which
has thoroughly filled the vacuum ia the Maeria
Medica, and thereby proved itself the
CoNQUEROR OF PHYSICIANS;
medicine, " hlch all manAlnd viii have abun.
liant cause to bless the beneGcent hand OF kind
medicine, v hose wonderous virtues
rave been SO glowihgly portrayed even by some
i our clergy, in their pastoral visits to the SICK
,hamber by which means they often beeome the
Happy instruments OF changing dependency into
rope. sickness into health, and sadness OF friends
ITO luYtuLness.
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Patent Steam
FEATHER RENOViTOR
FOR
EseNffh 6lsd ErO,.0,,iu.

fESiiE subscribers having purchased the
right Of using the above Machine in
the counties Of Cabarrus, IredeI, Burke,
Wilkes and Ashe, respectfully inform the
citizens Of Cabarrus and lredeil, that they
have one Of the above Machines in opera
ton IN the towns Concord and Statesvlle,
where all persons wishing there beds reno
waited can have them attended TO. Persons
are invited 10 call. THIS Machine cleans
es aud purlties the Feathers from all dlsa
sreeable smell, aud renders them pure and
soit--lt also destroys the Moths.
NJ. W. CURRY.
G. WILSON.
jane |. 1888. 1902
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Public Meeting Called.

por''o" Of The REPUBLICAN Party Of Prsri.
afnee' mst Jfw days SINCE, and John Weeks. Esq.
being called 10 The char. ,pherevDoa be foloping
resolution toas passed:
hss0itsd, Thai the republican party Of the
County Of MeekisnJurg centrally, are respectfully
soieHea and desired 10 meet together al The Court
House IN Charlotte, on Friday the 18th day of June
Hezt, then 10 select some f, and suitable per
50" 10 be nominated for Sher,f-upoa uhom the
heputl'caHs Of the county unite, is therefore
hoptd and desusd, that they piA turn nut and at
tend fh' meeting from all parts Of The county at
TIE time mentioned IN orde, that the people them
sttpes may haze their choice in The selection of
candidate 10 become their Sheriff.
JNO. WEEKS Chairman.
Mau 28. 1893
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GOELlCkE'S
.FE0tchfeSS ,S4stNfice.

is obtained equally from the vegetable anllnal and
mineral Kingdoms, ard thus possesses three-fold
power; and though desliaed as remedy for Con-
Sumption solely, Is possessed OF my stericas In
huenes many diseases OF the human system
lis medicine which begins TO be valued By
Physicians, who daily witnessing lis aston.
lshing cures o. many whom they had RESCUED 10
the grasp of the Insatiable Grave.
DOSE of the Sanatve, for adults, one drop; for
children, halt drop; and for infants, quarter
drop the directions explain the manner OF taki0g
half or quarter drop.
PRICE-.Three and one third rx dollars Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents per hal! ounce
All persons 4ho iIsG IN unhealthy climates,
whether bot or eold-al operatives aud others con-
nected with manufactures, and all who lead sc
deniarg and Inactive lives, are exposed TO vafious
in,tdious maladies, which may be silently prey.
ing upon their constitutions while their counten-
anccs wear the gloom of health. and while they
suspect danger nigh"-naladles which an
occasional use OF The Seneliye would check IN the
bud
The patient, while using the medicine should
eat ard drink On kind, not quantity whatever the
APPETITE dictates. and mol be compelled 20 force
down, against nature, every medley which the
tenderest friends and kIndest nurses often impru-
dantly recommend. NATURE is THL GREAT
PHYSICIAN CHE doctor and nurse ouly her
wants j and ii We would profit by her advice, We
must adhere strictly TO her iniallible recipe II
she order iof the patient water, porter or hook,
obey Aer VI she direct fish. fowl, eggs, or beet
STEAK, regard her uoice. Ia other words the pa.
tent should eat and drink whatever his appetite
erauss, not forgetting 10 be temperate Ia all
things"
In burning fevers, mock not the PATIENTS in
stncIve call for cooling drink BY simply moisten-
ing @ lis parched lips; but place BY his bedside
vessel of water put into his hands cup and
let him slake his thirst at pleasure. This is rea-
son thus is common sense; this Is nature.
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Testimony No. 2.
GERMAN SANATIVE.


Extract from the Essex Register, published in
Salem, Massachusetts.
The Agents for the sale Of this invaluable medi-
cine In this city have in their possession, MANY
instances which have already been voluntarily
made TO them of the benefit resulting from it's
lrquirers can be directed TO the individuals by
calling al the Bookstore of the Agents.
IVES & JEW EFT. l39 Essex street,
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DIED

DIED
IA thus place, on the 2sth ultimo, ELIZABETH
daHghterof Col I'm. J. Aiexander, aged aJout Is
months
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Testimony No. 3.
From the Boston Morning Post.
THE MATCHLESS SANA TIVE.

by an article IN our paper To-day, it will be
seen that this medicine has lost of its virtues
In crossing the Ailaaie-for II appears to be
working similar cures in America TO those which
have astonished Europe
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May %, 1888.
Taken Up

TINlU tUatInlte, a SOrfeI WAKE, aboUt TT
or 5 hands high, ) OF 8 years old, with n
snip on her nose and her left hind leg swol
len. The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges and take
her away. ROBT. CUNNINGHAM.
May 80, 1888. tlolr
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on the 22d ult. They have unanimously
liked upon the first day of January next lol
the resumption Of specie payments.
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Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
Pany - The regular annual meeting Ut the
stockholders Of this Company met ~ Wi.
mlngisn, on the 7lh Instant, aud adjourned
on Thursday afternoon.
The mretlng was organized BY calling
Col. ANDREW JOINER, OF Halifax, to
tho Char, add appointing Messrs. J. BIC
Rea and llousied, secretaries. Gen. James
o"en vas unanimously r. elected Presi
deni OF The Company, aud the old Directors
we're again chosen without dissenting
soice. Messrs. Jas. >. Battle, Rtchd.
Washington, L Z. Hail, and j. Cassidy.
the former Directors on the part Of the
State, have been re appointed Tor the eusu
lns year, 90 that the Baatd no~ stands.
JAMES OWEN. Ffesident.
A. LAZARUS, + h. DICKINSON.
A ANDERSON D. e. III. WRIGHT.
W. u. MEAK~, ROBr CONAN
Directors chosen By lhe sroek hoidef..
+ HALL, Il. WASHINGTON.
J, CASSIDY, J. : BATTLE.
Directors spps .ntcd by Tie ;, to.
Col. Audre" JOY WAS the proxy on
behalf Of the State. - large number Of
Stockholders has never before convened IA
North Carolina, aud se ,hink We are JUST.
trd N predicting the happlrst results una,
be- confidently anticipated from the zeal aud
enetgy manifested bs all
That The work aill be soon brought 10
happy cunclusiun Ne have not doubt, aud
wr sincerely hope and believe, thut the sptflt
manifested by thus mcetn. viii rapid, dt
fuse Itself throughout the whole State. II
= absolutely lmpos~ible that the Intelligent
gentlemen present AT this meeting can fail
10 engratt upon tho respective portions ot
the State IN which the, reside, the same
ardent desire To imptoye theI. condition,
and eles the character Of North Carolina,
By developing the rich resources which are
nov buried within hr bosom.
There we're about fifty delegates present
representing 66s shares # private stock,
and Col, Joyncr, representing the stock ol
The State.
The following counties were represented
TN the meeting -llahfay, Nash, Edge
cnmbe, Green, Lemon, johnston. " ayne,
Dupiu, Bhden. Brunswick, aud New Han,
over Val. Adr.