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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16
STATE OF MISsISslPPL} Prbato Court.
HOLMES County, TO wit: Sep. term, 1899.

STATE OF MISSISSlPPI,) Prbate Court.
HOLMES County, 10 wit: 5 Sep. term, 1899.
"A GREEABLY to an order of the
"A Probate Court Of said county notice
is hereby given to all persons interested
in the lands, tenements, and hereditre>
men,s of Hardy Weems, deceased, to lie
and personally appear before the Probate
Court of said county, to be holden on the
first Monday, of December next, then and
there to show cause,ii any they can, why an
order should no, be made for the sale OF the
real estate of said decedanl, lying in At
ITALIA County, Mississippi, known as the
south east quarter, section thirteen, town.
ship eighteen, range four east. Also lot
number SO, in the town of Kosciusko,
in Alfalfa County; and it is further order
ed, that publication of this citation, be
made in the Lexington Union, and Spirit
Of Kosciusko, six weeks excessively.
WITNESS, the Hon. N
T.. Rves, Judge Of Pro.
LIS. bates, the first Monday in
September, 1880.
ISSUED 10Th day October, 1889,
w. A. PURDOM, Clerk.
Oct IS DEW.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16
A LONE WIDOW.

The last number Of the kaickcrboc ker
contains a story, under the head OF " Gin
cractery," Of q woman, whose tongue was
so annoying, in a stage.coach; that the
passengers were actual obliged to clear
ou,-and sEe, ga lone widow from Nep
Hampshre!"
The following is the cream Of the story
We had travelled about a mile, and the
easy motion Of the coach had just begun
to put me and my fellow travellers into a
pleasant sleep, when shrill voice, eXclam.
ing, stop! srop!" caused the driver to rein
NJ, which aroused me from the delightful
elate of ncipient somnolcncy into which
was sinking. 1t was an elderly lady,
with monslrous bandbox, a paper-cover-
ed trunk, and little girl. We were OIL
course declared the satisfaction of saying
single ill-natured word. The driver dis
mounted from his box, and having slowed
away the lady's baggage. proceeded to as
sist her to stow herself away in the coach
Driver" said the lady," do you know
Deacon Hitchcock?' "No, ma'am," re.
piled the driver. 81 have only driv this
road about fortnight. 81 wonder il
either of them gentlemen know hlm?" shc
said, putting her head into The coach.
don't said the humorlst; "but | know
Deqcon Hotchkiss, if that will answe,
your purpose" "Don't neither Of then
other gentlemen know him?" she enquired
l shook my head negatively; fer | was
afraid to speak, lest should dspel The
charm that sleep had begun TO shed owe
me: and The invalid shook his head, as h,
was unable 10 speak. 'Well, then, | dom
know whether TO get in or not" said thu
iady; i" for must see Deacon Iltchcocl
before 90 home. am a lone widow
ladv, all the way from the State of Ncy
Hampshire; and the deacon was YER
particular friend of my husbands this ltd
girls father, who has been dead two l1n
years, and should like to see HIM ma
zin'!y." "Does he live about here
asked the driver. Swell don't know fc
certain," said the lady; " but he live
some where in Connecticut. This is tn
first time was ever so far from home;
live in the state Of New Hampshile,& it
dreadful unpleasant; | feel little dubior
about riding all alone in stage with gel
ilemen that never seen before in all 10
life." "There's no danger, ma'am," sal
the driver, "the gentlemen won't huI
YOU" swell, perhaps they wont; b,
it is very unpleasant for lady to be
fur from home; live in the State OF Ne
Hampshire; and this little girl's-
"You had better get in, ma'am,n said II
driver, with praiseworthy moderato
Well, don't know but may as well
she replied; and after informing the du
yer once more that she was from the Sta
Of New Hampshire, and that her husbau
had been dead two years, she got in, al
took her seat. al will take your ia,
ma'am," said the driver. "How mn,
is il Sir" said the lady "Four-and 81
renee" said the driver, :" for yourself
the lille girl. "Well, that is monslro
sight Of money for little girls passa!
like that; her father, my husband, b
been dead these two long years, and
never was so fur from home in all my Ii
I live in the State Of New Hampshire.
is very unpleasant for lady; but l ia
soy neither Of them gentlemen would q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

THE PoLyoAMlsT.--The story runs,
that once. in the dark ages, young
man was brought before the authorities,
charged with having married several
wives. When called upon for his de.
fence, It is true said he. most learned
Judges, that have married several wo-
men, but Judge for yourselves whether
my object in so doing was not praise
worthy. a man has surely RICH, II
he buys an article for good, and IT
turns out TO be bad, to reject it. Now
| found that the first wife | married
was ill-tempered, the second lazy, and
the third false, and SO forth. All
want is to get good one, and | shall be
satisfied The bench were puzzled at
first at this novel defence, bot after a
consultation dccreed, that as if would
be impossible for the defendant to hnd
perfect wife. except in the Other
World. he should be Immediately pul
to death. 10 enable him TO look for one
I'm. Y. MIRRoR.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

FEMALE CouRTsHlF IN RoME.-Thc
women of Rome know nothing of those
restraints which delicacy, modesty and
virtue, impose upon the sex in Nor
thern Europe. A Roman lady, who
takes a liking to a young foreigner,
does not cast down her eyes when he
looks at her, but fixes them upon him
long and with evident pleasure; nay
she gazes at him a lone whenever she
meets him in company, at church al
the theatre, or in her walks, she will
say, without ceremony, to a friend o
the youngs mans, 'Tell the gentle
man like him. If the man of he
choice feels the like sentiment, anc
asks, Are you fond of me?' she replies
with the utmost frankness, yes dear!
Some ofthc old bachelors hercabou
would like the introduction of the Ro
man style Of counting.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16
600 prizes. ,oe1.pfS'

EsThe whole of the Tickets, with their h h or,a
a: also those containing the Prizes will be osa
incd and sealed by the Commissioners ap pt iro
under the Act, previously TO 'ne. ue 5o'e of th,
wheels. One wheel will contain ''e a.. IS Six Hun
Numbers, the other will contain the , I'n shall
bred Prizes. and the first 600 Numbers Up" Prre IS
be drawn out, will be entitled 70 s sue fotunats
may be drawn to its number, and ,n :, oronery
holders of such prizes will have s s". tbe draw.
transferred to them Immediately a'' Sga,anction'
ing, unincumbered and without Nv. "J states inI
Editors of every paper IN the oI''e o,ber of the
n %i poIses s' are !" esss" he
es s s'r" nen and to send their account .ve
together with paper corta ,,HTER & co,
ment. 81 n,.wav. N. l.
June % 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

M LIST Of letters remaining in the Pot.
IA Office at TshuIa, Mi, on the Seth Sep
tember 1899, which il not taken out before the
3lst Of December next, will he sent the General
Post Office Department as dead letters.
T Boswell, John + Crawford Crawford q
RAY ., Dr.. ) Copes ., Mary NJ Castlcnsn, Or
Carroll, John Dean 2, DR. Dixon, W Enloe, X
Enloe, VIM Eggleston, Alfred Fowler ?, George
W Foster, DR. George, Lewis G Galloway 3, +
Goalon, galloway & Richardson, Chatham
Hurst, James Higgins, John d Ilartsook, Mr..
Littlefeld, Corneius Lane ,, S NJ Lynch, Land
Ogle,by & Co, Jno " Myres, lno \ Mabry,
J NJ Marry, II A Moody, Jas II McKcnnon, DR..
Nixon, Nelson Newman, Oglesby Land & Co.,
Alfred Oiphint, Il c Ogglesby, II S Oliphint,
Jesse Parker, W Perry, Robertson, John
Robertson Lewis Richardson, J Sheppard, W
l. scruggs4 A, r l. Scrusgs, Samuel Stamps, John
Scen, w Spinks, Simon Womack, w c
West, Rev Mr West, w W Walton, James W
Vaughn (7D'
Person. calling for The above letters will please
say they afe advertised.
w. +, STANSBURY P. NJ.
Oct 10 49--3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

invested in some of our best local stock
yielding a good annuel interest Inc
old woman yet attends to her work as
well as ever. is not at all eialed win
her good fortune, but says she guesses
she will have something to make her
little pickaninnics comfortable when
they grow Jpn. Y. Sun.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16
UNEXAMPLED.
M w, ANNA : M Y O,'YyA sCWv,,u

ma y "a, "A w = IVA Y O'NA SCWEyzr
THSHE following da,,il Of Saa.ML
II a LOTTERY, to be Gn OF
December next, warrants US in deco, IN
il to be unparalleled in the his,ory 81
ries. Prizes to the amount boy =, no'e'
before been offered to the NH "eVt'
true there are many blanks, lul on ~
other hand, the extremely low cba "" 'ne
$50 per Ticket, the value and rn "a'ge q
the Capitals and the revival Of ,be II .,
ola CUSTOM OF warranting thateyerv P SU"a
shall be drawn and sold, will, we a,o . .''
give universal satisfaction, and es NC sure
to the Six hundred Prize Holders p'''d'y
TO 'hnse disposed 10 adventure v. =
commend early application beup w "S 'e,
us Tor tickets; when the Prizes O,e W
sold, blanks only remain-the frs, nnr. WI
have the best chance We ,hereforo a' a
phatically say DELAY MOTT IN ""
once remit, and transmit to US your orao,.
which shall shall receive immediate n,,an
ton. Letters to be addressed and ,n,n J?'
cation made to "6FP"
SYLVESTER g. Co., 1856 Broa1v,r
n. Y. (RecoIIect No. 1856"
100000! 100000! $4,000! 6 OF On
0oo!2 OF $4,000! 8 OF 10000,
GRAND REAL ESTATE AND BANK STOCK
HOusp,.RIRW
| Of property situated in Nclr Orlsop,
The richest aud most magnificent
scheme ever presented in this or auv
other country!
TICKETS ONLY GEO
Authorized by Act of the Legislative
Assembly Of Floida, and under the dvec.
ton of the Commissioners acting undor
The same, to be drawn at JACKSON.
VILE, FLORIDA, the fist day Of DIX.
cEMBER, 1880.
SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON,
Managers,
SCHUYLER& Co., lJ6 Broadway
N. Y. [Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS
100000 tickets, from No /, upwards ia
succession.
| The Deeds of the property and I'D
stock transferred in Trust Of the Commls
sioners, appointud by the said &C, Of nd
Legislature Of Florida, for the security 4
prize holders.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

HOUSE OR SIGN PAINTING.
YUy. j. TRlCE, will execute in
q. superior style, on the shor,es,
notice Signs. from any Of tho adjacent
towns
N. b. Discounts is good pay, unless
accounts against the subscriber are stall
fed.
August d. Il Il.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

r. GMGnBOXES John Sappiug-
q gD1D TONS Pills, jus, received
and for sale by,
J. c. RAWLINGS & Co.
May Is, 27---tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

DIR. THOMAS GLASkEN.
MFFERS his professional services to
Y E tho citizens Of Franklin and its
vicinity. Office opposite the Frankln
Hotel.
Franklin, Holmes County, Miss.
Sent 81 DC 9w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16

90 prizes, Each ten shares of the LOUIS. LOUIS
ana State Bank, 500 each, ea''
prize $1,000 b
10 a Each ; shares Of sl0O each, each
prize 5000 ofthe Gas-light balSi
200" Each share OF 500 olthe banA u
Louisiana, -, Nou
200" Each share of 500, OF the New
Orleans Bank, ~.
900" Each share of Sl00, oil the VI"
ion Bank Of Flolida,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-16
SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

prize The ARCADE-2s6 feet 5uches
a lines on Magazine street; l0I
feet II inches on Natchcz st; lag
feet on Gravier st Rented at a.
bout S37 coo per aunum. Valued d.
ut ZOO,
prize CITY HOTEL, '62 feet on Com
mon 81; las feet inches on CamE
ct; rented at $4,000, valued at 500,
prize Dwelling Ilonse, adjoimug tie Ar
cade, No. l6, n feet inches
font on INatclts 81; rented at
1900, valued at ~,
prize Dwelling House adjo'ulng he At
cade, No. l9, % feet front en-
Natchcz ST; rented at Sl2J0;
valned /, 2lI
prize Dwelling Hou'e, adjoining the
Arcade No. 90, 81 feet front on
Natohez ST; rented at Sl2O0;
valued at w
| prize Dwelling House No. %, Ne,
corner Basin and Custom Ilou'e
ST; 40 feet font on Basin aud
40 feet on Franklin st, by III IPot
deep on Cusiom.house st; rented
at cl500-valued at ~
PIKE Dwelling House, No.24,s,Wcor-
ner of Basin and Custom'house
st; % feet inches on Franklin,
l27 feet l0A inches deep in lfoht
of Custom-house st; rented ~ A
Sl500, valred At ~
! prize Dwelling House, No, BY "A lee'
s inches on Royal st, by ~ lee'
II inches deep, rented al SIooO' :,
valued at ii''
prize, 25C>hales Canal BANK o'ocN'"' o,
500 each a.
g 900 shares Commercial DO. =.
$50 Mechn'cs & Traders DO II, ~
100 City Bank,at s lOO each' "a "a
100 do ~
100 do Z
50 " Exchange Bank {
SO do 0
25 " Gass-IshtBank" .
GO IS do !
IS /" Mch'cs& Td'rs" !,
Is do
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
POSTPONED SALE OF
TRUST -PDOPNDTT

TRUST ~PNOPNDTTo
FENHE Trustees OF Lauck and Stephen will offer
N for sale, before the Court House door, in the
town OF Martinsburg, on the lst and ID days of the
next Superior Court, If not previously disposed Of
at private sale,) the property heretofore advertised
to be sold on the 9th of this month-the same not
having been sold on that day.
This property lies within and adjacent to the
limits Of The town, being that part Of the Land and
town Lots ofthe said Stephen, which remained un.
sold upon the 9th day Of July, and situated south
ofJohn trest-excepting the House and Lot now in
the occupancy of Alexander Stephen, and a piece of
Land called The Monument Lot"
A more particular description viii DO given by
the undersigned, ifcalled upon. The property will
be disposed Of in separate parcels to suit purcha-
sers. The whole will be sold, subject to a TILE to
doseri in Mrs. Julia Stephen, should she survive
her husband.
TermS.-One third in hand-the remaining two
thirds in nine and eighteen months-the deferred
payments TO be secured by trust deeds.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER, ! ru
EDMUND PENDLEToN. ~
September 10, 1839.-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

nR. w. EVANS SOOTHING SYkuT, fon
ID CHILDREN TEETHING, "
HIMSELF.-The passage OF the Iseth tniousu
ptoms. Ills known bv mothers that there isgfsae
irritation in the mouth and gums during tins process
The gum swell the secretion ofsaiisaI - incrssssas
the child Is seized with frequent ana saodsn y
CRYING. watchings, starting IN the sisept ana spas,us
Of neculiar parts; the child shrieks WITH sMue"u
' iolenec, and thrusis lis fingers into ~ mpl,n i
these recusory ) mp'Oms are not speedily ailss'a asa
~spasmodic commissions anniversary sepsfs' ntn,has.
Who have the;rtittIe babes afflicted with these dis
,ressiae symptoms, should apply p. Williaa, Es-
ans Celebrated Soothing syrup. when nas preset,
y ~. $3.50 .,,daenIy attacked with that fatal mala-
dv- eonyuisions. For sale IN Msrtinshasg by
W. WIN. DORSEY agent,
oafce. zoe Chatham Street, New Yotks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
Another recent test Of the unriraHed rfT-
the of DR.. VIM. EvanS' Medicines.

tue of DR.. VIM. EUGnS' Medicines.
DYSPEPSIA or TEN YEARS STAN
DING.-Mr. J. McKESzlE, 100 Stanton street,
was afi ,cted with the above complaint for ten years
which incapacitated hm at intervals, for six years,
in attending TO his business, restored to perfect
health, under the s%alutary treatment OF d.. VIM
Evans.
The principal symptoms Uere "A sense OF dis
tension and oppression after eating, distressing pam
in the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite,
giddiness. palpitation of the heart, great debiilty
and emaciation, depression OF spirits, disturbed lest,
sometimes a bilious vomiting and pain In the night
side, an extreme degree Of langour and falnthess,
any endeavor to pursue his business, causing imme-
date exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
MI. Mckenzie is daily offending his business,
and none OF The above symptoms have recurred since
he used the medicine. He is now a strong and
healthy man. HI resorted to myrisds of remedies,
but they were all Intellectual. He is willing to give
any infol nation to the afflicted respecting the ines
Unable benefit rendered 10 him by the use Of Df.
William Evans medicine.
DYSPEPSIA AND HYPOCHONDRiA-
CLSM-Lnteresting case.-Mr. WILLIAM sALh-
on, Green street, above Third, Philadelphia, allie
ted for several wears with the following distressing
symptoms. Sickness at the stomach, headache,
dizziness, paIpitation of the heart, impaired aPPe-
tite, sometimes acid and putrescent eluslauohs'
GOODNESS and weakness of the emacia.
lien and general debility, disturbed rest, a sense OF
pressure and weight at the stomach after eating
nightmare, great mental dependency, seveIetylng
pains in the chest, back and sides, costiveness, a
dislike for society or conversation, involuntary slgh-
ing and weeping, langour and lassitude upon tne
least exercise. sept. IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
iyg "a u.

On Wednesday, 4th inst, at Bedford Pa, by the
Rev. Mr.. Bradbury, JAMES S. BRows, Esq, TO
Miss SUSAN WATsoN, all Of that place.
On same day, by same, Mr.. EDWARD HARRI-
SON, of Cincinnati, Ohio, TO Miss ELIZA WATSON,
of Bedford, Pa,
On Tuesday evening, the 9Th August, ct Gull
ford, Clarke county, Va, by the Rev. Mr.. String
fellow. ALEXANDER BAKER, Esq, Of F%alquief, to
Miss CAROLINE MATILDA, eldest daughter o Mad
ison Iiite. Esq, of the former county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
SECOND SUPPLY

or NEIr dND CHEAP GOCDS.
rEgHE subssnber respectfully bees leave 'oi IN
II. form his friends and the public generally,
,int hq has jaat received At biz Store, ~ Shepherds
town. his second supplyof
NEW g OEINAP O
direct the city Of Phlladelrhia, Which compr'-
yes nearly every article called for IN this section OF
country, 70 which be invites the attention o. AL per-
persons who are IL search ofnew, cheap. aud FASH
lonahic Goods. To call a. the Store Of the %Subscfi'
Der. who Is determined 10 4eli cheep Goods, iof
Cash, or 10 p~aaetaal psrsoas. Coll aud examine
JOHN +. COOhUS.
Sheiherls'own, june 10. 1889 III
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-Imelltmg Nouse,

with numerous out Houses and a ! y ~ sgs
Barn, besides two Orchards. A -
stream Of water runs through the middle OF It, on
which the low grounds are exceedingly fertile.
On the larger tract (ailhough the house in which
The subscriber resided is burnt) there are no less
than FIVE buildings, with one OF more fire places IN
each, all IN good order; besides every description
Of out houses belonging TO a genteel country resi-
dence. The grounds are adorned with a great va
riery ofbeautiful trers, and an extensive Orchard
presents a careful selection Of the choicest fIuits.-
The same stream runs through the middle of this
tract also, on the banks Of which is a large body of
fertile low grounds including a large timothy mea-
dow.
This tract Of Land is on the road from Winches-
ter to Nlartinsbnrs and Hasers,owu, and within a
few hundred wards Of the Rail Road leading from
Winchester to Harpers-Feny, (whele it crosses the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and thence to Balt-
more. 1t is within two miles of the Depot at
Winchester, which is a sort of miniature Baltimore,
atfording a ready market and cash paymenttor every
description Of produce.
This tract is one of the most beautiful in the Val
lev; and is well worth the attention OF persons DIS
posed TO invest money in land, either on speculation,
or with a view to a permanent residence. The
crops now growing sufficiently attest its ierliliy'
1t is not unlikely that the tract will be divided M
to three, Of about $50 Acres, go Acres, and 255
Acres.
Possession Of a part Of the tract, including seve-
rnl Houses, Stables, &c, can be given immediate
" and Of the whole tract on the ist Of January.
The terms ofsale, which will be LIBERAL asio Tune
Of payments, will be made known on he day OF sale
Frederick County, September 5, I839-2~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
Dr. Evans CaIn0rnile Pills.
49,
Read the folowing Interesting and As.
tonishing Facts Of DR.. Exams Como.
mile and Aperient Anti-BiHous Pills.
WIN. DORSEY, Agent. Martinsburg, Va.

More conclasive proofs cf the extraordinary ,c'-
cacy of Dr.. Nm EvasS' celebrated Cdmomite
and Aperient AAtt-Balous PtHs, an GAs-
viating afflicted mankind.
ATR. ROBERT CAMERON, 10l Bowery.-
W. Disease :-Chronic Dysentary, or Bloody
FIux. Symptoms:-Unnsual ilaiulency in the BOW
els, severe gripping, frequent Inclination TO go 70
stool, tenesnius, loss Of appetite, nausea, vomiting,
frequency Of pulse, and a discharge OF a peculiar
foetid matter mixed with blood, greatdcbiiity, sense
II burning heat, with an Noticeable bearing down
Of the parts. Mr.. Cameron is enjoying perfect
health. and returned his sincere thanks for the ex'
traordinary benefit he had received.
DR.. I'm Exams Medical Ofees. 100 Chatham
ST., N. York, and IN PHILADELPHIA, No. 10 Areade'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
To James Dickson, Sc CorahiH, Boston. Agent for
tie sale Of DR.. YIN. Exams Camomite PtHs:

lhe SAFE q UT' FFW' LUUHS O""'VD4''V I '"''
LOWELL, November Is, 1886.
DEAR SIR:-Knowing by experience that every
reference that the afl'cted receive OF the beneficial
results Of medicines, I cheerfaly offer mine TO the
public. in behalf of De. VIM. Evans Canomile Pills.
/ have been afflicted for the last ten years. with dis
tress in the head, and chest; often 50 bad as 10 de-
pilve me of sleep for three or four nights ia success
sion, but have never found relief 10y any OF my
friends prescriptions. until my wife saw the advef-
tisements in the paper; when she persuaded me 20
send for some, which | did, and obtained two boxes
aud bottles, which resulted in almost completely
restoring me to health, although | have not yet en-
tirely finished them. Should you consider this any
beneh to yourself, or the public. you have my cheet-
full permission to publish it.
Yours respectfully,
THOS. X. GOODHUE,
Central street.
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FCR SIZE.
CIoths 4, CNssianer.es.

ENTLEMEN:-We have on hand a splendid
%T assortment of fashionable CLOTHS, com
prising he most fashionable colors. Also. CAS-
SLMERES, of the best and latest patterns, such
as drab ribbed, black ribbed, plain black aud drab,
fancy ribbed, and a great many other colors, which
will be sold the greatest bargain ever heard off,
Call at A. ROblNSON a. COS.
August %, 1899
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12

PARALYTIC RHEUMATLSN.-A perfect
cure effected by the treatment of DR., WIN. EVANS.
Mr.. JOHN GIBSON, Of North Fourth street, WI
liamsbuig afflicted with the above complaint Tor
three wears and nine months; during which time
he had to use crutches. His chief symptoms were
excru,iating pain in all his joints, but especially IN
The hip, shoulder. knees, and ankles, an aggiaVa-
lion OF the pains towards night and for the most
mart all times from external heat. an obvious thick
enine Of the fascia and lgsments, with a complete
loss OF muscular power. For the benefit ct these
afflicted in a similar manner, Mr.. Gibson conceIves
it meet to say that the pains have entirely ceased
and that his joints have completely recovered Their
natural tone, and he feels able to resume his ordi-
nary business.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-12
TO- THE PUBLIC.

EAVING permanently located rnyscitln Darkes-
vile, take tsis melhsd o%fmiorming the pub
lie generally, that ! am prepared 10 do ali kinds OF
work in nv line oS business-tach NJ building and
repairing houses, and every thing else usually doae
by a Householder and CARPENTER. ! am also pre-
pared TO perform the duties Of an Uadertakeri end
viii make collins a, the shortest possible notice, aud
on reasonable terms.
DESTROYS Of giving satisfaction TO my customers,
both as TO punctuality, Workmanship, and charges,
| hope TO merit and receive a share 81 public fatfo-
mage. WILLIAM SMALL.
August /. 1899 -6m