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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
Mulberry Cuttings.
KtsiS KOUa Notice.

vHNO John S. Miller, Isaiah Miller. Jo.e,b @
Il Nanhotn and Anna M. his wifi. Elizs beth Mil
Ter, Sarah Miller, Jeremiah Miller George AiIl,r
Samuel Earmson, William Harrison june Roo
ney. Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney, Hannah Roo
ney Alexander Rooney Rhoda Rooaey, Elizabeth
Rooney, Anna Sheuard, Sarah Shetrnrd. N,rv
Sherrard, Anna Sherrard, Emily Sberrard. John
Sberrard, John d. Grove and Ehz both i. q fe
Samuel Alexander, Ann Alexander. Robert Ale,
ander. John Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Eli
"a his wife, Charity Hail, - Labgham, Ms.
ry Langham, Jane Lnngham, Nassau Rodgers
Mariah Rodgers, Mary Aan Rodgers. Henry Con.
lee and Milinda his wife. Abijah Flora. lsssc Fora.
Hachel easier, Basil Ably and Margara, bl. viii.
Sarah Warfeld. Rachel Flora, Jacob Kirn and
Nancy his wife, Archibald Flora, Deborah Flora.
Susan Flora, Catbsfine Flora, Alexander n. Flora
Philip Hartley and Ruth his wife, Thomas la,
and Deborah his wife, John knowel.. Jane. Wal
dron dnd Saiah his wife. and Wal,el McA,ee.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first day OF the March ,sim Of the
County Court to be holden for the County If Nor
gan, Virginia, We shall by our Attorney, apply 10
said Court to appoint five discreet, Intelligent ds.
Interested, and impartial Freeholders to assess the
damage. which will result to your land by opening
through it, he baltimore ara Ohio Raj Road.
The BALTIMORE s. OHIO RAIL ROAD
February 20 1889 It'd COMPANY.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Notice to Farmers.

~ TONS Of ready ground Plaster for sale
eVV accommodating ,erms--28 bushels TO the
ton. Persons having Plaster in the can have
il exchanged, if desired, for that ready grourd--
Those wishing TO deal in the above line will please
give an early call JAS. II. BARNS
Bankers Hill, February IS, 1889. -ew
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

CANDIDATES FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY.
WILLIAM c. WoRrHINToS and SAMUEL D. BA-
kER, Wings, nominated by public meeting in
Charlestown.
JOHN +. SMITH, Wing, independent
JOHN STRIpER, -, called out by number of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
N0gEroTao

"A / meeting of the Directors of the Martins.
IA burg Library Company an order was made
that Tie Treasurer do warrant al. persons indebted
to said Institution in the sum Of two dollars, with
proviso that ten days notice should be given
hereby give notice, that ten DAYS after the da,e
OF TINS advertisement, suit will be brought against
all persons indebted to said Institution in the above
mentioned sum. JOHN II. LlKENS.
March 90, l839--2w acting J,reasvr.r
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yIRGx.N.z.9 :--At Rules holden in the CLERK,

VIRGf.\'E.1:--At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Morgan County, on Monday the
4h of March, 1889.
Abner l.. McNamee, Henry J McNamee, George
Reid and Maria bis wife, John Siles and Sonhia
his wife, Daniel Wineon and Eleanora his wife.
and William McNeill and CiriIla his wife.
pitts.
Gabriel Co2nor, and Samuel Etkles. On,
IN CHANCERY
HNHE said defendants Gabriel Connor and Sam.
Il uel Eckes, not having entered their appear
auce, and given security according to the act Of AS
sembly, and the Rules of this Court, and ii appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are NOT in.
habitsnts Of this Commonwealth it ia ordered tha,
the said defendants do appear here on the frs, dsv
OF The next Court, and answer the bill of the said
compliments: and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published in some newspaper in Martins.
burg, for two moatbs successfully, and "a like COPY
posted at the front dooI of the Court House of said
County of Morgan.
Copy.-Teste.
:, J. RICHARD, C. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
Flour.

A FEW BARRELS OF FAMILY FLOUR
N for sale by ]. w. BOYD
March 30. 1899.
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MLAIllGIOgEM SDArnTrag
go, 600 DOLLARS!

Alexandra Lottery, for Internal improvements
in the District OF Columbia, class 9 for 1899, 10 b.
positively drawn in the city of Ar xsntria an Ser.
nriay, the 20h Of Aprii, 1859, al 3o'eloe6, p. N
d. ). Gregory &Co. Managers. unde, the super
iatendauce of Commissioners.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

MI ACKEREL.-For sale by
WI Jan. l6, 1889. A. ROBINSON g. co.
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RObS2aSON'S once.
No. SO, Baltimore 81.
BktJIMrRr. AN

hULY authorized Agent u The State Of Nav.
~ land for the sale Of tickets in all LOTTERIES I'M
der the management; of Messrs. d. $ Gregory &
Co
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
l0vERTlSING MEMORANDA.

On the Goth, (tO-day) sale by John Price, 4 miles
vest Of Martinsburg of Personal Property and val
usble Farm.
On the 22d inst, sale by Nancy Alburtis. miles
southeast of Martinsburg, of Personal Property,
consisting Of miIcl Cows, young Cattle Hogs, Cook
ing Stove, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
THE
IHE
La Fayette Guards
NOTICE.

|NHE undersigned has two HOUSES Sr4
II and GARDENS, which he will sssI
rem, out for the nsusing year LII
he has also good BLACKSMITH SHOP g.
iooLS, all in good order, which he will rent a.
above.
ne has Tor sale large quantity of well season.
cd WALNUT PLANK, HAY & CORN which
viii be disposed of on reasonable terms.
=, JOHN BURNS.
March 90, l339-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
DIR Evans Medicines are sold in Mariinsburg al
tho Drug Store of VIM. DORSEY.

n SEVERE CASE OF Piles CL.RED ~
100 CHATHAM STREET - MI. Daniel Spin.
meg OF Shrewsbury. Eden Town, New Jersey !.
was severely afflicted with Piles for more than 20
years. Had had recourse 10 medicines VI slmost
every description, also The advice Of several sni-
1snt ply sicians. bat found the slightest
lIff from any source whatsoever, until After he
called .. Dr.. Evans, Of 100 Chatham street, New
York. aud procured some medicine from him, from
which he found immediate relief, and subsequent
~ per.ect cure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

THE undersigned begs leave to offer himself to
the consideration of the good citizens of Berkeley
County, as a candidate to repi esent them in the
next General Assembly of Virginia and would res
pectfully solicit their support.
JOHN J. A. LEMEN
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IL IL ~ ~
THE FOLLOWING INTEREsrrvc
AND ASTONISHING FACTS.

49, - NJ are smonsst su~sro1s cuvss. pryr.
ctp1f Once, 100 Chatham Street. AZ. ra~I 49,.
fas Doctor raag Be consulted psrsonailv. o. -
sener. fpost paid. from any part Of a. "a
States, SC. Persons requiring sseS.r,n~
o@a sdstos mlsf sncioss Bonx Nos,o
Oydfy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

EDMUND P. HUNTER is candidate to represen,
the County of Berkeley in the next House of Dele
gates Of Virginia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

DYSPEPSIA & HYP0CHONDRLACI SM.
-loierrsline Case Mr.. WIN Salmon, Green st..
above Third Phladelphia afflicted for several ears
with the following distressing symptoms. Sickness
at the stomach, headache, dizziness pslpitstion Of
the heart. impaired appetite, sometimes acid and
pntrescen eineia,iun.. coduess aud weakness ofth
extremiiies. emacis,on and general debility. dis
turbed rest. sense Of pressure aud weight 81 the
stomach after eating. nightmare, great mental des-
poadence, sesere ing pains IT, the chest, back.
and sides. cosiiveness, dislike for society or Co.'S
versston, Involuntary signing and weeping langour
and Iassitude, upon the east exercise.
MIR. Salmon had applied 10 the most eminent ply.
scians, who considered beyond the power Of mrdi.
cine tores'ore ~ 10 health; however. us his sfc-
tions had reduced him 10 very deplorabic condi-
ton. and having been recommended hv arelstise
OF his 30 make trial Of Dr., W. Eyans medicine. Lo
with difficulty cisired to the Office and procure. Z
package, 10 which he Gays, he IL indebted for lie
restoration TO life, health, ard friends. IL 10 ncAy
enjoy ing al the blessings Of perfect health. Per-
sons desifous offorther information v i'll be saiisEe
IL every particular Of his astonishing cure, a DR..
WIN Esm. Medical Office, 100 Chatham 81, New
York. !.
DIR Evans Medicines are sold in Mar,insburg At
the Drug Store Of VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

We are requested to announce Col. JACOB My
FRS, as candidate to represent the county of
Berkeley IN the House of Delegates at the next
session Of the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

We are authorised to announce WILLIAM War
SON, ESQ., as candidate to represent the county
of Berkeley is the neat House Of Delegates of Viz
ginia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
VESTRY NOTICE.
CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBlY,

We are requested to announce WILLIAM MAS
LIN esq. a candidate to represent the county Of
Berkeley in the House of Delegates, at the next
session of the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

LAYER Complaint, 10 years standing.-
Mfs Hannah Browne, wife Of Joseph Browne, north
sixth street Williamsburg, afflicted, for the last
to years with the Liver Complaint, was complete
{, restored 10 health through the treatment Of Dr.
Wan. Evans. Symptoms abtual constipation Of
II. bowels Total ioss Of appetite, exerucstipg pals
Of the epgasric region, great depression Of spyitss
languor, aud other symptoms Of extreme debility,
ofen disturbed sleep pain in the Iightside, could
not lie ON the left aide without sgEravati Of
the pain, with other symptoms Indicating great do
rangeinent IN the functions OF the liver. Mrs.
Browne was attended by three Of the first physi-
eans but received but little reli@ffrom their n.edi-
cine Ill Mr.. Browne procured some Of Or. Wn,
Evans invaluable preparations. which e6cctuslly
relieved her of the above distressing symptoms,
with Others which il not so essential 20 intimate.
JOSEPH BROWNE.
Civ and County Of Nsso York. to uif:--
Joseph Browne. Williamsburg. Long Island, being
duly sworn. did deposo, and say that the facts %
sci forth 10 the above iatemebt which be has sub
scribed bis name, are Just and true.
Sworn before me, tbis a. day of January 1887.
PETER PINCKNEY,
Com'r. If Dseds
Di. Evans Medicines are for sale IN Martinshure
al the Drug Store Of VIM. DORSEY.
letter from MIR. sheldon r. Gilbert,
10 DIR. VIM. Evans, proprietor Of the celebrated
Cdn0miie Pills DEAR STA Had the immortal
Cowper known the medical gusitits u the Csmo-
rnte Plant, he well as thousands since (besides
myselD weald have experienced its wonderful ely
ects on the nervous sSstem.--The public utility Of
Cowper was blighted 10 the bud, through the nafu.
raj effect Of his nervous debility upon the mental
powers which made II necessary for him 70 seek re-
lief beneath the rural shade. but the calm retreat
gave his physical nature no repose- II some one
then had known the secret cfconcentra'ng the meo-
zeal virtues of Camomiie the discoverer wonld have
been immortazed with poetic real a. the eDnefacs
tor Of suffering man.
! The above lines we're prompted from tho effect
| have experienced from Dr w m. Evans os~omhs
i Pills. Yours n ilh esteem.
80 SHELDON p. GILBERT.
! Durham, Green County, New York.
DR. Evans med cincs are soid in Martin sbuyg q
the Drug Store Of wM poRsEx:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

tIKGx.NI.d AT the Rules holden in The
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Cour, of
Law and Chancery for Morgan County, on Mon
day the 18th day of March, 1899,
Eleanor iidoaii' pi.F.
The unknown heirs of j ohm Mcdonald decd
,,- dts.
in CHANCERY.
TIME said defendants not having entered their
IL appearance, and gwen security according 10
the act of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
out of this Commonwealth; il is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on the first day
of the next Court, and answer the plaintiffs bill:
and that copy of this order be forthwith rubbish
ed in some newspaper in Martinsburg, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and like copy posted at the
front door of the Couit-Houss of the said County
Of Morgan.
Copy.-Tsste.
J. RIEEARp, c. c.
Mach ls. 1875. Pm
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Q y n = Z r TO re.

Mrs. Anne r. Kenny, No. lis Louis 81 !. ~.
tween stanton and Houston sts afflicted for L.
years with the following dissrss sing symp,oms /,
Acid quotations. daily spssmodc psins 10 The head
loss 81 appetite paipitation OF the heart riddine =
ana dimness Of sight. could lie On her r,rbt
disturbed rest, utter inability Of engasips Ia INV
ming that demanded ssor or courage. someiines q
visionary idea OF an sggrsvai,on Of her disesse. :
Whimsical aversion 10 particular llegsoas aud places
grouhaics approximations Of son al anger and pux
cry an ksomeness aud wsarin.ss Of life diseor
,e1ted. d,squ'etude on every slight occasion she
conceived she could tsither die nor l,ye she went.
'amenied, desponded. aud thought ID. led a moss
miserable HE, never was any enc 40 bad. with IRE.
Mr kenny had the advice Of several eminent
thyncans, aud had recourse TO numeroas aicinr.
Out could hot obtain even temporary ailesistipu az
hsr distressing state, till her husband persuaded hcr
to make trial fmy mode o. tire asmeut. 81. Y so,s
quite relieved and finds herself no, only cap.ble ~
attending 10 her domestic affairs but avows ths she
enloys ~ good health present ~ N. did a srv
period Of her existence
}, KENNY, husband of the aforesaid Anne r..
Kenny,
sworn before me. this it,h day OF Decembe, 1896.
PETER PINCKNEY,
~ Com. Of Deeds.
.s D'ag S'ore Of VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

An EXTRAORDINARY & REMARKA.
BILE CURE--Mrs Mar, Dillon, WILLIAMSBURG.
corner OF Fourth aud North streets, completely 70.
stored 10 health b, the tfe anlent VI Dr. w. Evans
| 100 Chatham street.
The symptoms Of this distressing case were al
follows: Tots! !oss Of appetite, IaIpilation ofths
heart, tw itching Of III. trndons, with general spss-
modlo affection 81 the mtsces, difficulty ofbrea thihg
gddiness, langonr, lass.iade, great depre sson Il
spirits. with fear Of some impending evil, q sea
sation Of nutterng the pit Of the stomach irrcgu
lar transient pains in different parts, greet emacia
ton, withoihcr sympt nos OF extreme debility.
The above case!was pronounced hopeless by thres
OF the most eminent ply siciaps. aud the disssIuion
Of the paitut daily awaited for Ly her fri,sds,
which may be authenticated by the ply sicisnA v no
were 10 attendance. She has eisen her cheerful
psrmssion 10 publish the abo VIC facts, and III ais,
she has received. 10 any iaqhiring mind. a.
MARY DILLON,
DR. Evans Medicines are sold In Martip.burv a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

fa'aiytic rheumatism A pe rfsct cure n.
.cted ~ the treatment Of Dr. w. EVANS M.
sohn uibson, OF North Fourth 81. w iliamsbussh II.
hiced with the above complaint for three year, and
nne months during which tine be had 20 No.
efuches. lis chief y nptoms wrr. cxosncis,ins
der, k"ees aud ankles ageray alton Of tho Mains
towards night and 10, the part all iitncs iron,
external heat m obs ions OF the fascia ana
ilgamen,s, with complete loss Of muscular power.
for the benefit Of those ai eied in y similar nanucr
Mr. Gibson concsi,os ii meet TO say that the pains
have entirely ceased, and that HE joints have CON-
rietriy recovered .heIr natural Tone and be fxcis
able TO resume his ordinary business.
0JDr. Evans VI. dieines are Tor sale In Martins
burg by VIM. DORSEY, Ag't.
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T1RGL.S.I.a AT the Rule. holder IN y

March 10. 1839.--3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

more conclusive proofs Of the extraordinary
efficacy Of DIR. Nm. Ivnn,s celebrated n..,k
aud 4psrisnt Anttiious Pi,s. in alternating afi,c.
Tod mankind. Mr.. Robert Came ron, lOf Bowery
Disease Chronic Dyseniery, or Bloody Fiux. -
stmp'om'i unusual faiulsncy in the bowels. ga
we're gripping frequent Indication 10 90 10 stool L.
nesmns, loss VI appetite, nausea, vomiting, fire..
quency OF pulse. aud frequent discharge Of = pc.
caharly fu,id matter mixed with blood, great de-
bility, sense OF burning heat with an inIoierabls
bearing down IL the parts Mr. Cameron il en-.
Joy ing perfect ealh aud ,ciurns his sincere ,hauks
Tor the extraordinary bsneGt he had received.
DR. Evsns' Medib!Yes are sold 10 Martins burg az
the Drug Store VI VIM. DORSEY
The native American., 1839-10-26

umphan,ly waving " o'cr the land Of the free and
the home Of the brave" And, sir, this cup shall
be sacredly preserved, and this day always remem-
bered as the brightest and most eyentful one in the
life OF your much honored former commander.
The silver cup was manufactured by Mr.. Gal
Their, young and promising silversmith of this
city. II is in the form of goblet, and has a
handsome chasing Of grape vine and fruit upon
its rim. On one side of it is an engraved wreath
Of the olive and the oak, encrcling the following
inscription:
" Presented b. the Washington Light Infantry
to JOHN A. BLAKE, first Captain Of the corps, as a
testimony Of their esteem"
The company then proceeded to the grounds,
where their practice in maneuvering and shooting
was continued for some time, when. they marched
down the avenue to 7th street, and partook OF
supper prepared for the occasion. Not being
among the number Of those who partook Of this
FEAST we must leave them to their own enjoy
ment, and our readers to conjecture what was
there done.
The native American., 1839-10-26

Cooking Potatoes. The preparation is begun
by taking sufficient quantity Of potatoes from
the cellar, where thy should always be kept un-
til this time, to last three or four days or week,
|sprouting and washing them clean. II the pota-
toes are to be cooked for the morning they are
then taken in the evening, and flor dinner be-
fore breakfast in the morning pared not entire
lily, but two thirds or three fourths of the skin on
the outside; they are then soaked several hours
in clean cold water, which operation is said to
extract all those deleterious qualities which are
|disagreeable both to the eye and to the taste.
Boiled in kettle Of water until about two-thirds
cooked, large portion Of the water is turned
off, leaving the remainIerto eyaporate in steam
over and through the potatoes. The result is,
that even those potatoes which are shrivelled
with the lateness of the season will come out as
mealy and fresh as the best Of potatoes when
taken ripe from the ground.-Fmmer's Monthly
Visitor.
The native American., 1839-10-26

exempt; and hey therefore prly,'tla The laws
be 50 altered or amended as adcbar all foreign
crs the RICH, ofsuffrage, who come into the coun,
try after this amendment shall have become law,
or at least require Of them residence OIL years:
the period which native is precluded-subject
also to three years citizens duty.
Your petitioners also pray that law be enact
ed, that will have tendency thereafter, to prevent
The introduction of ohjectionable foreigners among
US; and also Of preventing any foreigner from be-
coming citizen, who owes any obligations TO any
foreign power, civil, military, or religious. Also
for a law prohibiting the existence within the
United States Of any association, civil military,
or religious. which may be in any way, directly
or indirectly, connected with or subject 10 the
direction or influence of any foreign power.
Your petitioners will farther pray that a law be
enacted TO prohibit the naturalization Of foreign
ers during any election.
And your subscribers will ever pray.
SIGNED,
WILLIAM CARELs,
JOHN DUNCAN, (present High Constable,)
G. w. CARELs,
JAMES GREGORY, (present Coroner,)
GEORGE RocKENBuRG, (al present candidate
for Commission in Spring Garden
GEoRGE P. LITTLE,
WILEIAM ]. BEDLocK. and others.
N. b. 1.-THE truth of the above Sta! ement should
be denied, the original shall BE- psuanced on ref
erence TO any honorable MAJ
The native American., 1839-10-26
FOREIGNERS A THIRD PARTY IN OUR CoUN
TRY

During the late contest for the mayoralty i'll
Philadelphia, and for several days previous, the
foreign clans who thought to elect candidate Of
their own nomination, by uniting all their fellow
countrymen, had meeting or meetings in which
every man, whether Democrat or Wing, was de-
nounced and marked who had either signed the
memorial to Congress to repeal the laws of naiu-
ralization, or who had advocated that measure.
In this way an indiscriminae enmity was pro-
claimed to both parties by the foreigners who
upon that occasion verified what we have often
predcted--they sat up for themselves, as a dis
tinct body Of people, having their peculiar rights,
such as belong only TO foreigners and their pecu-
liar animosites and partialities, which pertain
only to them, Of liking those only who came from
The native American., 1839-10-26

a Double Heqdsd .gaate.---r. very singular
looking snake was Ia,c!r kj@ed 3u he arm q
Mr.. James Va Nioklc. " PaS about two ret
long, uncomonIy large ~ proportion, win a per-
feet head on each END Y, he eady. 1t conld
crawl both ways, be. il dd not appear to curl,
twist or straighten nucI, a< snakes are accus-
toned to do, because lis doua.e head afforded an
extra advantage all other snakes; il it wished
TO go different direction; it need not turn round
it only had to crawl with the other head forward
We believe this is the only snake Of the kind
ever known in America.-Leauenworth (Iml
Arena.
The native American., 1839-10-26

G,HINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE
~ THOMAS PURSELL has just imported, per ships
Robert Pusord and Potomac, from Liverpool direct,
fy.two crates and hhds. Of the abovs articles part
of his fall supply all Of which will be sold wholesale
and retail at the Alexandria and Baltimore prices.
p S. These goods have been selected by himself in
England and are Of the newest patterns, and Of the
very best quality He solics cali from his friends and
The public generally at his store opposite Browns Hotel
Penn. avenue. THOMAS PURSELL.
Sent 9, Ct g#.s
The native American., 1839-10-26

the Ba has been in extensive use In
Of the prime pal the Northern States and ~ me per
hose efficacy the Proprietor has ade
arrangements furnish he druggist Of this place. that all may avs1
before tie disease gets seated that
medicine will remove IT, lis eject obstinate coughs truly
d,rfu The following individuals Voluntarily give their nance
the number proved is efficacy From the know
ledge materials and tho favorable effect upon patients,
where we the above Basam, recommend Il to
valuatle medicine for what il recommended. Calvin Ella, M.
D. Albert Waas NJ D. members the Massachusetts Medical
Society Also certificates the direction astonishing
cures Il effected Tor A. Webster Boston, Horace Gall, Bsor
Me- rhos lskns , Boston, Elijah Horton, firm Of Baker H0
ton Boston David Woodbury., clerk OF Josiah steadman, Mis- l..
Howard Thousands Of othfs could be named where e bsa
.gnsd y the Popne!o NJ n GARDNER hopristor' ,sdsnSs
Also observe the bottle impressed In the glass; the name nf -
n. Gardner's Indian Barafn Of Liverwer.
The native American., 1839-10-26

VNT AVERLY NOVELS.--The cheapest editioh ever
Wv published A further supply just received
Tho Abbot---by w. M. MORRISON, athis book store,
1 doors west Of Browns Hotel Ntt. rs.