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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
MOrisOn's Universal Medicine

INOFISOhS SBaHVCh gssh WE ~
of the British College Of Heahh.
w + have the pleasure to announce to the pun
w lie, thai We have just received a large supply
of the above named medicines. These medicines
have Obtained both IN his country and IN England
most astonishing reputation, They nave been
used with great success. in almost every disease TO
which the human system is subject he leading
principle, OF The Hygeian or Morrison theory OF
disease, are contained in the following pfoPosr
tons.
lat. The vital principle is contained IN me
Blood Cd Every thing in the body 10 derived
..om the Blood Sd. All diseases arise from the
,mpurity of tho Blood. All. Pain and disease
bave the snme origin, may therefore be considered
.ynonimous terms. 5th. Purgation by vegetables
is the only eiIeclual mode of purifying the blood
and Graduating disease. We have sold these medi-
,nes in this county fot some time and can give the
testimony of some of the most respectable citizens
in the county ma TO their good qualities. We conf
IDENTIFY recommend them to the public, as gooo
article in common diseases. VIM LONG SUN
Apri 4 1888. agents for Berkeley County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
d Or s A LIE 0

A SODA APPARATUS, embracing two foun-
IA tains, continuing each 5 gallons, conden-
sing pump, and generator, with all the other
smaller aPpendages, making complete and good
apparatus. Any wishing to buy, can now OBJ
tain good bargain, as will sell it very low
Oct. IL 1896. VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
Domestic Goods.

ECST received 3-4 rs A and 5-4 brown
% Sheetings, 7-8 A and ID fine Shirtings, Cot
ton Osnnhurg, Drilings, Cassinetts, Bedtckings.
Cotton Flannels of ssorted coors, rs and A In
digo Check, Cotton, Yarn, Candlewiek, Cotton
Bats, Carpet Chain. sc. &c, for sale cheap by
November IS, 1888. j. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
NOTICE..

YEyHE undersigned has leased to Martin Rousch
n the Lands near Martinsburg. known as the
"Aldridge Lakis," and has made it the duty of
Mr.. Rousch to protect said Lands from all depre-
dations.-All persons will be prosecuted who shall
be caught taking 6re-wood any other timber
from said Lands, or passing through the same, ci-
Their on horseback or with Wagons
JAMES ). PENDLETON.
Aug %, 1896
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
FAIL, e. WINTER FASHIONS,

and i nrepared 10 make garments tor those VINO
e.vo, ILL.,, win their custom, according TO the la
test and most approved style. Persons eniru'.lng
him Win their work may rest assured that ne WIN
spare no pains in his endeavers to pea'e-a1d ms
charges will be found moderate as those OF any
other shop in this section Of country. Ihankial
for past favors he hopes by diligence and attention
m sscurr continuance OF the same.
Msr,insbure October IL, l83o-u.
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LOOK 4 III MEIS29
FRESH Groceries s. fine Ottt
LILO no RS.

LILO u 0 RS.
gHNHE subscriber has just received and offers tor
Il sale
Loaf Lump, and Brown Sugar,
Rio, java and St Domingo Cote,
New Orleans, and Porto Rico Molasses,
Gun Powder, Imperial, rrAS
Hyson and fine Black
Pepper Alspce, Cloves, and Nurmegs,
Ground Pepper Starch, and Ginger,
Butter and Water Crackers,
Cheese Chocolate, and Shot,
Cavendish and Common Tobacco,
HAVANA Cigars, Thomas best do.
Fourth & 5th Proof Champaign 3BRkNDY.
Coniac, and American,
Jamaica Spirits, and Holland Gin,
New + gland Rum, snd Rye Whiskey,
II. MADEIRA, Brown sherry w,.rc
Dry Lisbon, and Malaga
all Of which will be sold cheap. J. w. BOYD.
Nov IA, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
ANOTHER SUPPLY.

NNTE have Just received and finished opening
wv some very pretty and Cheap Goods, which,
in addition TO our old stock, makes our assortment
very large. We invite all those wishing TO Pur-
chase 10 call and examine stock, rs we are de-
termined to sell at very reduced prices.
December 10 1898. w. LONG Il SON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
Shoes - Boots.

NHEN'S strong coarse Shoes and Bootees do.
I'VE Calf Skin do, do. Ladies Kid, Morocco,
and Lasting Shoes do. Calf and Seal do Boys
coarse Shoes and Booees, Misses Leather, Morcc-
CO and Lasting do. Chidren's Shoes, Mems Shoes,
for sale cheap by }. w. BOYD.
Dec 10 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

% The Thinning and Copper-Smithing busF
ness in all its various branches, carried on here.
tofore. J. II. B.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
Hats 4 Caps.

n USr received some very fine fashionable Has
% ami Caps. Of new and elegant style. Whoev-
wants of those necessary sppendages TO his
wardrobe and essential TO the outward GaIb, as
pretty and article, will please call and pro-
cure the plus ultra of the art
Nov. IA, A. ROBINSON Il CO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

virglnid.-At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the county Court Of Morgan, on Monday the
I'd day OF December 1885
Michael Rooney Jr. eomplt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
PORT AND MADEIRA WINE.
Apprentice Wanted.

A GOOD smart active boy, about Ia or 10
IN wears of age, who can come well recommend
ed, will be taken by the undersigned, appren-
uce to the tailoring business, if immediate arphcn
ton be made. JOHN HOkE.
Dec 90.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
DRUGS.
33atnts, Dpe=Stuffs, Sc. sc,
xxYYY M n0RaEV.

HAVING Just returned from Baltimore would
n respectfully invite the attention OF Physicians
and the Public generally TO bis stock Of the above
articles which can be furnished by him low as BY
any other Druggist in this section e country. A.
nong his assortment may be found the following
articles, all of which are of the best quality.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13

rWIRAM BOWEN, announces to his friends,
III customers, and the public generally, that l ne
has lust received from The northern and eastern "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
ell Harrison
IN CHASCEuY

THE said defendant, Samuel Hsrrnison not ha-
Il wing entered his appearances and given
rity according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not nhsbltsnt of this common
wealth. il ia ordered that the said defendant do ap
pear here on ths first day OF February term next,
and answer the complanants bill and that q copy
Of this order be forthwith published in some news
paper in Martinsburg for two months successfully
ard that ike copy be posted at the front door of
the Court-Honse Of the said County of Morgan.
A Copy.-Teste.
J. RICHARD. c. N c.
nu.u.okox
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-13
PORK WANTED.


Y11HE subscribers will pay Baltimore prices, de-
Quoting expenses, for fifty tons OF merchant
able PORK, deliverable during the Pork season a,
the mouth Of Opequon.
STARBUCK & FORMAN.
Opeouon Mills October 10, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
FOR THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM


FRIEND EDIroRs:--If the following notice Of
the Meteorological phenomena which occurred at
l O'Clock, p. NJ, Oh the 18th and 18th uliimo is
worthy "a place in the Palladium, 1t is at your
service.
One Of my students, young woman, entered
the school room, evincing feelings Of more than an
ordinary cast, and eagerly inquired, eff had ev-
or seen tho stars shining in the day time"
Immediately replied in the negative. She then
stated that they could DO distinctly seen above
the house, SO be shielded from the direct rays
of the sun. With curiosity reused to the highest
pitch, | fastened to gain the favored location
which now occupied by score OF pupils with
ewes dilated to the utmost to behold the wonder!
By looking Immediately above tho sun, the me
teors were first seen above and a little to the
west of it, at intervals of a fow seconds, and were
visible rom five to fifteen seconds. Many de-
scended in perpendicular lines towards the sun
others fell to the eastward Of il at various angles,
vet the greater number at about 45 degrees
MANY NOV cd in horizontal lines eastward-only
one of large magnitude seem to leave trail of
light Their briancy varied, yet most in their
progress, sned with as much lustre as autumnal
stars Tho 18th and 18th were very cold, clear,
the wind blowing brisk gale, and the frost flying.
If others witnessed the Same like phenomena,
I hope they will make known their observations.
Respectfully, J. M. MACY.
Milton, 18th mo. sth, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
new AND FRESH GOODS.

lust RECEIVED assorlmen, of FALL AND
- WINTER GOODS, GROCERIES, And QUEENS
WARE comprising almost article called for amoas
which are:-Fench and English Merinoe. Cica
Plain Figured Bomba LADIES' and Mems
winter Gloves: Nerino Worstet, and Lambs wool Hose
and half Hose Brown and Black Musns: Gum Elastic,
wo,sed and cotton Suspenders; Booinet,s Qunss Edg
nss; Swiss, Jackone,s, and Bobne Insernss; Silk Vel
Merino, Chally and Of Dress Shawls
Satin Bonlba Stocks Mackinaw other BIS
kes; Red white Fanaels; Canton Flannes; Baize
TickiDgs: Battings:
A great variety OF Mer.mac Fancy Calicoes dark
PAINTED Nuslins; Plain and Fancy Silks: PLAIN
Shaws; Brown, red oandanna and pongee Handker
chiefs Beached aud unbeachsd Shee,ngs and Shrtings
Irish LINENS Ready made Vests. Threads, Needles, &c
Together with general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES
and BROGANS. Hardware Groceries, &c. &c.
All above articles VIII he sold
they be purchased elsewhere.
MORRISON & TYLOR.
Eleventh month 1th, 1888. Iltf
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FOR THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
WINTER.
BY WILLIAM s. JSTTASK

BY WILLIAM s. JSTHASk.
Old winter With his lev chains.
His frosty locks, his chills and blains,
l. peeping through my window frames,
Or where they should be.
What makes you come 50 soon this year
Showing your phiz so cold aud drear,
After summer about as near,
As we'll it could be.
With snow and hail, aud frost All sleet,
In quick despatch you'll have :tte street:
Should we step on, we'll fiDl our feet,
Where our heads should be.
The man that now attsmp Is TO roam,
" i'll find his pleasure slow TO colne'
Again TO reach his quiet home,
Right glad he would be.
Many poor and weary wight,
That's mourning DER his dismal plight,
This cold December night,
VIII Gauss TO shiver.
Old maids and bac helors will weep,
To think alone they have TO sleep,
And cry, ssOh. dear me- as they creep,
Under the ''ktrcr.''
December, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
FRoh THE OLD DOMINION.



The .smelancholy DAVIS Of autumn, the saddest
of the year, and some will say the sweetest have
come at last; and how brief has been the space
since the bright festival spring frost,
tempest, and desoation all forgotten amidst
tho son. of birds in their green bowers OF bliss
the sounds of the bubbling fountain and gushing
stream when nature throw off her frozen mantle,
and resumed her kndest inspirations, changing
the earth from 'goom to glory"
TWAS but Yesterday that summer beamed upon
us, with its fierce sunshine, unvarying heat and
the insects ev ening hymn. Yet summers gone I!
tho brown spoiler is abroad, the leaf turns pale,
,rembIes. dies; the groves are deserted; the ten
ants have departed to a more congenial clme;-
the last sheafs gathered in, and tho cold harvest
moon is pale and wan The moss cup, the tulip
the whole "beauteous sisterhood OF flowers, have
been hung whitening autumns shrine
There is something sad i'll the reflection that
earth's low eest things must fade; that there is
noucht too beautiful to escape the unsparlng
hand of time that the fair buds which have O.
pened their folded leaves to the sunbeam, should
wi,her, decay, and die; and the earth, so lately
clothed with fertility and fragrance, should be-
come bleak, solitary and desola'e.
Blu, there is sunlight amid these deepening
shadows A spir, of beauty pours glory upon
the autumn woods, deep, varied, and magnificent,
as if thew had borrow ed the summers rainbow for
covering. The si!very garni,ure of the heav-
ems is seen stretching far away into the dim hay
distance The hill sides clad in habit OF
crimson and gold. The hoary forests, IN their au-
tumna, beauty, present. spectacle, compared with
which the verdan, plains duh and comfortless.
And then the going down of the sun, the inter
mincllng of the beauty of earth with the glory
Of the heavens like the images IN poets dream.
Sinking slowly from sight. he changes the
wrea,hs of vapor from glory to glory. into the
same image" imbuing them with his own peer
less macnificence. and creating fit pavilion for
the king of day
There is moral in the falling leaf and per-
ishinc blossom When all things dying a
round u.s. we are admonshed that change and de-
cav come alike to ALL that the chill hoar frost cuts
down alike the tender plant and the noxious weed.
As tho head sinks upon the hand. and memory
calls up the ,hronging images of the past; the eve
wanders around the friendly circle, and finds ii
since the last yernal season, strange
feeling of insecurity comes over We know
tina, in few wears, even days, perhaps, the fall
len leaves will rustic above resting place
May we be enabled by holy faith, 10 look for
ward to immortal spring time, TO a season of
reviving hope and undying beauty amidst the
paradise Of God.
voLCANIck eruptions often excite whIrlwinds
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S5ElA7E!E0Y s M.lAIsEo

RE receiving from the Eastern their stock of
~ Fall and Winter goods embracing as good and hand
has brought this
Cloths of different qualities and coor. Cassimere victoria
Stripe Cassnet,s, and different articles for winter
French English Merinoss, of almost color AMI
quality Crcassian Bomboze,ts, Splendid Merino Shawls
Merno and Thibet hnndkerchie plain and figured Silks
eros De Naples, various eoors, Calieoes, Irish Lin
ems, Lawns and diapers, &c &c. Their assortment IL
such that they hope please fatdou
prices, they will be low, pery low for cash.
Richmond, Nov. Oath, 1885 4s-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12

TNARM FOR sALE...The undersigned, wishes TO
r. sell FARM containing so Acres, with sinai
Improvement, and comfortable buildings The land IS OF
quality well watered, and healthy sasuanon'
and oa one Castle, OF hsn-
~ county, Indiana I, will extremely low. rs the
subscribers are avaaos me cam
. - 49, J. s. l. w. RUSsEY.
Boss,a, October 6tn, 1898. Ssu
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and maledictions against counting and all its at
tendant evils firmly resolving never to look an
other lady in the face, much less to be cought IN
ones company. HoosHERoos.
CentrerHle, January l, 1899.
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COLLECTION.

CSAMCEL 1. MUMMEY, will collect merchants
accounts and DINERS; encouraged 50 as TO rendsf IL
An inducement, will deposit any security required
For testimony of character, ne will refer any Gsnue"e
10 the following individuals:
JoHs HAMS, } Richmond, Ia
B. w. DAVIS. )
GEO. A. FARoCHAE,f
LEWIS DAVIS -Nete fd's 'f''o
DAVID CorTon.
FREp'x koHs, (.e,mn,to,,n Ohio
STUMP s. GuSELK.S
Richmond, October 29tn, 1888. AN
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the car Of staie-associaied il has been with
a wanton prescription of political opponents with
a total disregard for the freedom of opinion, a
prostration of private Judgment to the mandate of
party, extensively urged and reckiessly pros
ecuted as to have spread their blightipg int1u-
ence over the social state OF the whole eomumn l.
tv,we have responded with tho language and feel
ings of indignant and abused freemen
In the Performance of duty have had
the satisfaction to know that large M lority of
the people in the county, district and State coin
eide with our views, and sanction the course we
have pursued. We now propose the question TO
the sober judgment OF the Wings of this commu-
ni,y-dc not the signs of the times-the open
and renewed determination of the Executive 10
disregard the past decisions of the peoPle--the
hopes that animate the administration In so doing
the disorganizng and restless spirit that per
vades the whole land, and the dangers tina, sur
rounds our best interests, imperiously require
your active cooperation IN the measures design
ed to cherish your principles. TO support your IN
fuence, TO maintain all the sources OF your ex-
listing prosperity. Measures that preserve those
institutions, which time has proved essential
YOUR commerce--your currency--the improved
condition and the ard course Of your country.
In this emergency every means OF influence
should be employed. An aroused and animated
attention your interest should take the place OF
dull confidence and security. Intelligence should
be extended and the chcanery and Vaccinations
of the party in power, laid open to the view of
every citizen. To this purpose propose to
devote the columns of the Palladium Its exten
,b - ~ our
cause and give additional security to the success
OF our future eXertions
THE PALLADIUM, Is published on double
medium sheet, with good type; and contains as
much readiug matter any other paper in the |
state. Its terms of subscription for the ensuing |
y ear, will be Two DOLLARS s. Fifty CENTS, if paid
in advance within one menth after the com
of the volume; THREE DOLLARS If
within the year. and Four DOLLARS if payment
be delayed until after tho expiration of the year.
Advance payments being to the mutual interests
IF all parties, therefore hoped that that
will be generally adopted.
GA notify publishers OF dscontlnuance
will be considered engagement Oy-No paper
will be discontinued until all arrearages paid unsss
ne option of the editors.
TIE II n1 OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square for and twenty hve
each additional Per square for three
months, So; for six months &c. $40 per annum
quares SIS SO per annum three squares $40 per
Merchants Druggists and Others advertising by the
be charged column 1000 ems 500 per annum
of column $50; for half offs column $685.
quarter column, S25. deduction of 20 cent
advertisements longer than of
olumn, half year, and AL
cred Cnancery and petitions ot Divorces be
aid invariably in advance Advertisements coming from
broad must be the cash, nless ordered
yr burd e alton by a srot publisher.
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Just ReceiUed,

Just ReceiUed,
NTEw AND FRESH GOODs-selec;ed~i'h srea,
care a, East and adapted the calls Of the com
rntv and comprising Fancy, Foreign. ard
Dom..,ic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCkERY,
. The Acknowledges his share Of patronage
received public and respectfully soeiis coninn
.nee of the which, efforts snail %
wanting ais part,
n B. Psopuer of all kinds taken exchange 70,
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON,
" E. Come, Of .Nsan and Font st,eets.
RICHMOND, 5,n 2stn. 1888 2ih
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A Small Farm at Private Sale,

SITUATED in Ellington township. Wayne county, Ia,
within miles of Abingdon four Of Cenireville, and
Of Richmond adjoining the lands Of Moses Robins
Zachariah Dicks, and others containing nearly NINETY
which cleared and under fence with
buildings nearly new, and having small thriving apple
and peach orchard the premises Enquire Of the sub
scriber a " Arlington. d. E. ROWIEIT
October 9th, 1885. 39ife
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber prepared all orders in the
business with despatch. Persons wishing BLANK
Books ruled pattern leaving
directions The bes, of paper viii be used, if wished, and
work executed style which he persuaded will nee,
appreciation of all who him.
nArAn assortment of BLANK BOOKS will be kept or
hand, and OLp Books Prices moderate.
nA-BINDERY situated n Nam Ellis p.
Coae's Boo, and Shoe Store.
F.. YONGE
Richmond, June 2, 1898. 2lu
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Plane Mandatory,
Opposite DR.. W. 3. Smiths, on Fifth street,
North of Main

CARPENTERS, COOPER'S, and CABINET
" PLANES, OF every description, and of best
materials and workmanship. constantly hand md
order, by T. & IL. NJ. PARK
HNTORpERs from Merchants or Mechanics IA distance,
will with attention And despatch, the
reasonable We warranted saying npr
work will be inferior TO none made elsewhere.
y. b. PLANES OF all descriptions be had Basil
Brish,wel's store. T. 81 III. NJ p
Richmond, July 2S 1893. 29n
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Silver Ware ManufactOry.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
prepared all kinds of Sill
NERW ARE, short no. and in a handsome and sub
staniial The hig pce viii be paid all
for old gold and silver. }. {. FERGUSON.
Richmond, Nov. s, 1898
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@ID1 N0L HRE.
Corner of 3tIatu auD fIarton streets,
To 40 S. SS-AiEo

10 . = = 3 3 = 80
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends thu, ne ha. ia
ken this house, and repaired it throughout, and
ished superior style, without regard trouble
pense but aim the enience of
those who favor him with their From his
and please hopes
share of the public's patronage.
Richmond, November 4th, 1897. 43,f
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RAEE XNEBNEa

PAEB XNEIEBs
nR. WIN. b. SMITH, respectfully solicits oil those
indebted TO him for longer period than year,
call and see-the ash from those of a later date will
be refused
0-J-Imperasve necessity has prompted this DUN, and
the hopes twill be punc,uay attended to.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-12
Boots, Shoes and BrOgans.

N FyENS & SON have hand an exceen,
r. sor,ment of articles in their line:
Gentlemen. Boot, and Stoes, 1st and 2nd quality
Mems kip and coarse Boots and Shoes,
Youth, and boys and frae do.
GentIernens' fine calf seal and morocco pump.
Ciildre-. and infant Stoe,,
Lade. fine calf seal, and prnea Shppers and Shoes,
Uou,e,'s Boots and Shoes,
Together with general of Snoemaker's r. nd
ms ALI of will sell low for cash
ed trade Call before purchasing elsewhere
Richmond 18th s,h, 1888. 4Sd