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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20

NDEN KNlVES-A very superior article, just
u received and for sale by
April %, lsil, w. DORSEY.
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BaLrlaoRr. March 25, 1899.

DR. WN. DsyiEs-SlR: have given your Fam
lily Pills fair trial family medicine on several
occasions sufficiently to test their value, and do
with much pleasure most unhesitatingly assert,
they are the most mild and efficient medicine We
ever used. 1t is pleasing to see how soon they
move the bile and corruption from the system and
can truly recommend them 10 the public generally
as an invaluable medicine which no family ought to
be without
Respectfully, LLOYD MOXLEY.
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LLOYD MoXLEY.

From Captain Parrish, rho commenced 10 use
them Whea dtseaSedin august 1889.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2, l8<9
To Door. DAviEs-SIR: have had experience
in the virtue of your Pills, sufficient recommend
them as a superior cathartc and excellent carmi-
native and also as family medicine that every
one should be in possession of. There is no doubt
that If persons and families generally were acquaint-
ed with their efficacy, they might save many dol
lar now paid Tor doctors bills.
Yours, respectfully, E. PARRISH.
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TRANSFORMATION,

On The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
TUNHE undersigned announces to the Millers and
u Farmers of Berkeley and Jefferson that his
arrangements have now been made for carrying on
the business Of Boating to an extent that will ena-
bic him TO facilitate the transportation of produce
Of every description, either down or up: and with
view to the further accommodation OF the public,
he has determined to carry Flour from his landing
to Georgetown, ut the rate of taoentyfUe cents per
barrel, ana other produce in proportion
He will at all times purchase-snd pay the cash
Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Cloverseed, and eDery
other description Of produce usually carried to the
sea-board for market and for which he will give
the highest price, WILLIAM SHORII.
August s, lS3S.-n
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H.pprp's F,RRy. August II, 1910.

HARPER's FERRY, August ii, l340.
DIR. WIN. DAvtEs-DEAR SIR: | am happy to
inform you and the public that have been cured
of that dreadful disease, the Rheumatism, by TAX
ing your Family Pills. | had been laboring under
that disease for more than year, during which
time tried the skill of best physicians without
effect; a, length was induced TO try your medi-
cine found relief after taking half box | con-
tinued to take them until had taken FIVE boxes;
my age is ~ years. and consider that but
the old and rheumatic persons know how grateful
feel to the medicine that has restored me to
health. Yours, respectfully.
JOHN DYE.
We, the undersigned, aeents at Harpers
Ferry for the sale of DR.. Davies Family Pila, know
our neighbor, Mr. Dye, sold him the pills Of which
he speaks highly, and believe his statement TO
be substantially true. Respectfully,
w. 81 S. 3. ANDERSON.
Sold at J Moore's Book Store, No. "a Market
Street, Philadelphia, and by John w. Boyd, Mar
tinsburg; Harper & White, Shepherdstown; Allie
mong g. CO., Charlestown.
Price-25 cent, per box FIVE for 81; or So per
dozen.
April 90, l64l.
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Spring MILL
HIDES & BARK.

YENHE subscribers, having associated themselves
n togethernthe Tanning Business, at the yard
formerly owned by Mr.. VIM. Good, under the firm
Of James Brown & Son, will pay the highest mar
ket price, in cash, for HIDES and BARK, deli
vered at their yard.
JAS. BROWN & SON.
Martinsburg, Nov. IA, 1839,-tf
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ROIa0ss Potatoes.

WNTE have few bushels of ROHAN POTA.
Wv TOES for sale--pricc 81 ,50 per bushel.
These Potatoes should be planted early.
HAMMOND g. CUNNINGHAM
March 25, l84l.
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5aw and Saas@nabl@
G. OOD 8.

IF1F1E subscriber, gust IRON baliimoret Gas tnS
III pleasure ofannouncing to the citizens OF Bunk
ers Hin and surrounding neighbohood, that he has
taken the well known stand beloHgingto Gen Boyd,
where be offers for sale
Great variety Of Goods,
such as
superfne and Common Cloths-all colorsi
cassimeres and Cassnetts; indeed every thing
necessary for gentlemens wear.
Also, Silks, Mouselaines;
French, German, and English Mernoes;
Calicoes, and every article required for Ladies
sppafel
Brown and Bleached Cotton;
Groceries ofevery description;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Gaps;
Hardware Cutlery, Quesns-Wsre W ood- v are
Tia-Ware, Stone-Wa are HoIIow-Wafe, and Crock
ery-Wsre;
Clocks, Stationery, Jewery;
Iron Castings, Stoves, Salt Fish, &c &c.
Also, as Agent for DR.. Brandreth's celebrated
Pills, and all other Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
He will also purchase any description otProduce,
wiz Pork, any quantity; Grain OF every descrP-
ton; Hides aud Skins. at tanssrs' prices; Lard,
Tallow, Wax, Butter, Eggs, Soap, Rags, Wool,
Feathers &c. &c.
Please call and see, and know for yourselves,
and oblige l.. CAIN.
Bunkers-Iiill, Dec. 3, is4O-tf
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Notice.

Hedgesviile, October %. 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01


Samuel Swariwout, Esq. is Mt Washington
The statement of his Indebtedness TO Govern
inent has been greatly exaggerated. 1t is believed
that he will be able TO liquidae oil claims against
him.-.N Y. Star.
.4La,0yer'S Spectacles French counlryman
employed lawyer 10 conduct n cause, but did not
seem in hurry to give him his Fee Friend, "
said the attorney, "your business is so confused
that | cannot see my way into it," The country
man, who was aware of his meaning, drew two
pieces of gold out of his pocket, and giving them
to the limb Of the law, said, swell, then, sir, here
is an excellent pair of spectacles for you"
English Bull. The following curious notice re-
Gently appeared on a church door in England:
"Ths is to give notice that no person is to be
buried in this churchyard but those hctng Ia the
parish and those who ,cish 10 be buried, are de-
sired to apply TO Ephraim Grub, parish clerk"
1t is said that when the Hon. Dixon II. Lewis of
Alabama got between Messrs. Stanley aud Wise,
during their rencoutre in the House of Represen-
tatives, they could not hear each others voice
round the huge mass Of mortality that separated
them. The most violent passions would vanish
before man could walk round Mr.. Lewis.
Raleigh Register.
REGISTRATIONS. The MledgeviIle Geo. Recor.
der says Messrs. T.. A. Nisbet and J. G. Afford,
have both we regret to learn, from private consd-
erations bee necessated to resign their seats III
Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01

ALLY by the members ms directed in the ny laws,
and the Presidents Of the State branches shall be
ex-ofIicio Vice Presidents of the Home League.
Arr. a. In each State the League shall form
Central Association to promote the objects OF the
I.eogue with auxiliary branches in the principal
Towns and Counties, and at each annual meeting
Delegates are to be appointed to attend at the an
NAL meeting of the Home League
Art. s The stated annual meeting Of the Asso-
citation shall be in the city of New York during the
Fair of the Amel can Institute, when its officers
and Central Committee shall be chosen by ma
ioriiy of votes present,
Art 6. BY laws for the government of theLeague
shall be enacted by the respective associations for
their own government
On motion, the following gentlemen were up
pointed committee to prepare an Address to the
People of the United States, viz: Messrs Blunt,
Haven and Travers, of New York, and w. B.
Kinney of New Jersey.
On motion of Mr.. Haven, the President Of the
Convention was added
Messrs. White oil Tennessee, Simpson OF New
York, and Hubbard of Connecticut, severally off
cred resolutions, which were debated, approved
and referred to the committee on an Address.
A committee of Finance was appointed.
A resolution was passed requesting the public
journals of this city and the whole country to pub
lish the proceedings oil this Convention.
On motion adjourned without day.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS COUNTY,
TT is ordered that James Wormwood, defendant in the
foregoing Bill who resides without this state be notified
of the tendency the by publication of the substance
thereof together with this ord in the Vcrmunt Walchman
and State Journal, printed Montpelier, the county of
Washington, three weeks successfully the last of which
sion Of the court to which said bill is preferred which shall
be sufficient notice to said James Norwood appear
the ay of the stated said OF Chan
which said hill ieirnabc and answer to said bill
Given under my hand at Insburgh in tho County Of Or
leans, this ID day Of October A ID. thousand eigh
hundred and foriy-one.
q II NJ. BATES. CLERK.
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JOHN b. Manifold,
In Chancery.
JAMES WORM MOOD.

JAMES WORM WOOD
JOHN b Moxied, Of Cratsbury, jim the County of Or
a leans and State Of Ve mont, having filed his bill Of
complaint against James Norwood, formerly of Glover
in the County Of Orleans aforesaid but OF Lowell in
turnabe 10 the Court of Chancery be held at las
burgh in the county of Oheans the 4th Tuesday Of
December 1871 charging in substance that the said james
Wormwood had the l2lh day Of March, 1885, executed
dred and Twenty-Five dollars and interest," payable the first
day Of April 1885, and the other for ninety five dollars and
interest," able To said Scott his order in stock or
grain the first day of April, ashland that in order
secure the payment Of said the 18th day Of
March, 1885 morgaged SAID Scott the following descr
bed land IN Crasbury aforesaid viz--The whole Of lot
number 10 in the 10th range Of lots except portion
the westerly side Of said lot fifty rods in width the division
line being parallel with the line Of said lot. That
the 10th day Of July 1871 the said Scott assigned and
dorsed The SAID mortgage and last mentioned TO the
said John Maxheld and that part Of the said nine
ty five dollar note has been paid and praying foreclosure
Of the equity of redemption.
N S. HILL Solicitor Cnr Cnrnnlninant
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HAIR HAIR!! Badness.

mp0rdM dtsc0reryfhe grfa mystery found at last
nR STERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR Or. Sicrty a fer
~ much ntten to the important subject OF the
hair has after many ,ermens chemical and physical
able discover article viii is offer ed with
confidence for tho toilet the best thing
ic ts soeng and penetrating quality produce good head
ofhato prevent trom falling off when badness is
hend dto when ba illness taken place.
vent from turning 1t is nourshng than
antique oil Cologne water 1t beautiful article for la
dies curst kes The hair soft aud lively and produces
bancy. Thousands have tes'ei us superior virtues
and eXeeoure aud instance stands unrvued II is
nfblo in all affections OF the skin on the head
,andfuf, Evoy family should be supplied with bottle of
this OIL that application tho head and hair Of
the beautiful ornamental appendag OF tine head Of hair
which has supplied U.S. he preserved. From
and recommendations
tay influence the Doctor o firmly persuaded he has
ded producing aicle which will the desired
and appreciation ofthe public For sale, Wholesale and
hY s BURRANK, MonI pelieT w
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6LNG.E.
DOUBLE. UMBuICAI,

'ENUESE trusses are manufactured and sold by
a. SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canaie =
harle Montgomery County, New York, and lorhai
purpose the, have formed copartnership, under Il C
Hame and style OF 5 .Marsh aud Sun, 10 whom al
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Trn'scs are construction many particulars
IN entirely plan, and their nla ges over ali
other trusses, have been arsed not only by the most
respectable Of the Medical Faculty but BY the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with The disease they re
intended 10 alleviate The most eminent physicians,
upon examination Of this truss are so decided as
10 its superiority, that they cheeruly md voluntarily
give certificates 10 the propretors TO be laid before
the public, lew of which may be seen on the hand
hills. For sa.e by SILAS BURRANK Mnntnlier
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

ON aboi The 10Th inst, dark red or bay mare, mid
~ ding size 10 or ~ Yeas old SAID mare belongs IN
Haverhi N H., and il is supposed has made of in that
direction Any tina, has taken up said beast
will please give me information Csleran, Of Haverhi
and they shall be compensated for all t,cbble
CHARLES SPALDING.
Montpelier, October Esd, 1871. ~
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MAGNETIC ODQNTICA.

THE TEETH the TEETHil ~ fact Is proved, AID
Il tile most incredible and doaks ARC fully convinced, Us
have tho ovide from the sale Of boxes of that
Tooth Preparation the Odontca within the past
year. that the Utopan of the alchym
remedy discovered fo preserving these important aud usnfa
appendages the human system by the Of the Magnetic
OdUnlica which by its attractive, purifying aud
qualities all axtfdneOus substances
preserves them in their natural braney and tho gums
soundness beauty II is om once that
when the teeth will decay but till tho latest
age man, with al When they 10
progress will be eseJ and tho teeth preserved and
vented uchingall this has been Ia multitude Of
nsanes and lin thousands ofcases nervous
THAT climax Of pan has eectua lily BY
this popular dontifce AmeT ica And in
where who's the young lady gentleman
al that values benut u OF teeth sound gums
breath than hy cehts that will be longer destitute of
box of DIR itchcooks Magnetic Olontiea For sale whole
sale and retail by BURBANK, MOntpeliervt. s9:lyso
(NURE FOR RHEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU.
~ MATlC PILLS are remedy for this Com
plant and its kindred Diseases Gout, Numbness, &c
They have been extensively used the United States for
the asst twenty years. and muludes have been relieved
by them from the d iressing attack of it, Persons
who have been afflicted with it for many years. and Others
who have been untitled for business long time and unable
10 walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
Forsalo by the Druggists generally in New York, Al
bany Toy and throughout the State and New Eng Hand
Also by The subscribers joint poprieors and sole agents
a.. MAYNARD & MOVES. wholesale Druggists,
u Boston,
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate Court holden
washington District So. )atMonpeler, within and
ior saa dlstc the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1884,
IOS EPH hOWES Administrator The estate of D.
F1chnson late Of Montpelier, in SAID district deceas
go presents ms administration account for settlement
hereuPo u order ed that the be refe the
20 Gay o. November next at the Probate office in said
montpelier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the public alton of This or
ger 10 ne Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
al said Montpelier two weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as NAV
be- that they may appear, at said time and place Il they
see cause, aad object thereto. BY order of @ urt
27!2w GEO WORTIIINGToN i'll
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
A E, the subscribers being duly appointed by the hon
w ofabe the Probate Court fof the District Of Brad.
lord commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
cams ana demands OF all persons, against The esate of
David Wells, late David Wells Jun VI Straff,rd in said
district deceased represented nsoven and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereoand six months
from The 3lsi day Of Augus being allowed by said court
ior 'ha PurPose-We do therefore hereby give notice hat
we VIII attend 10 the business of SAID appoint emit al
me dwelling house Of widow Sarah Wells in STAFFORD on
'ne last Tuesday 1f December and February next from
O'Clock a. M until four o'clock M on each Of said days
WILLIAM SANBoRN,)
DAVID HAYES commissioner
JOHN LANE,
Strniford, Sept. 4ih lS4l. %
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
A COLLECTION OF NEW CHURCH
MUSIC


COLLECTION OF NEW CHURCH
MUSIC,
BYT Conner.
.OOnn Copies Of This work have been issued since
OOOO its first publication in Dec embcr last. IL
comprises great variety of Psalm and Hymn Tunes An.
hems, Chants Sentences and other pi sees ouginl
and selected with great from the eminent COM
posers, with know edge Of English German French and
Italian Music, the whole intended and calculated for Con.
gregadonal and the Church service with accompaniment
adapted the Organ and PanoFore by the Organs of
the Kings Chapel and Director the Boston Musical In
stitute.
NOTICES OF THE WORK.
We think this work entitled place beside, il not at
the very head Of similar publications Of The day.. The
melodies pleasing the harmony correct, ami the whole
arrangement good; he rudneDs plain and concise,
abundany sucit for schools and younger singers and
yet not cunbous.BostOa Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
From an examination of this wok we feel confident it
will the present wants of the pubck and rank the
best collection now extant. The author possesses fine
musical talents hoing himself skul performer,
fu eacher good composer posse ssing men taste
judgment, and keen discrimna ton - Boston Post.
This work in an eminent degree will ten to elevate and
improve the aste style and Character, and advance the
cultivation Of pure harmony keep pace vita the rapid adj
vances making in the science The time adapting it
for schools, principally reference to the sanctuary
| Boston Transcript
We satisfied this the best work eyer published in
this country and such the of feeling which genera-
" radcs the book that feel confident that all who
desire Improvement will introduce it into the Choirs i'm
NATURALIZATION Times.
This WORK will doubt receive the appreciation of our
sacred sing ing comnunv, by being made of as
dard work.-Od Colony Memorial Plymouth.
We have moi found one tune which might be called in
dlferen-Musieal Visitor Boston.
The Musical Institutes Collection, expect, will be
the most popular account of the prevailing sweetness
of its melodies, and of its faerng the popular taste by
admitting many tunes by our own elder composers
| This volume Of music has received the highest
commentators from those learned in the science and
where has been adopted by chOirs has given
sfacon It's editor is professor of unquesoned talent
and his name with many will be enough to stamp the work
as excellent We recommend il 10 the attention of our
Quplf AZ anft
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FARM FOR SALE.

NOR sale that well known farm situated in Sharon,
l. White River formerly occupied by John Mitchell, lat
Of Sharon, deceased containing $50 Of exceen
land under good Of cultivation, with large
~ dwelling house well finished and nearly four Barns
with extensive sheds end ont buildings, all Of which al
furnished the best manner, and for convenience
surpassed by any in The country The farm is well water
ed having living springs Of by which III
house and harms are all supplied Terms Of payment on
third the purchase money delivery othe deed thr
in year. the ohor third my be paid in five years wi
the interest being paid yearly.
CHESTER BAXTER, Administrator
Sharon, VT, Ia lA4l CLAW
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NOTICE.

ANE into the enclosure Of The subscriber the goth Ju
" ly last, bay mare colt, three years Old with ring
bone it's hind leg The is requested to prove
properly, pay charges and take il away ~
East Randolph, Oct 49, ls4I. ~
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FURS.

FURS.
y BALES prime North West BuHaloe Robes, few
- nice Otter Gaps, Fur Seal do also large lot Of Low
price Caps Boas and Fur Trimmings for Cloaks Russi
Dog Collars all Of which will be sold the lowest prize
by CHARLES SPALDlNG.
Oct 22, 2T
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NEW FALL GOODS.

CHARLES SPALDING has received an extensive
~ assortment Of rich Fall and Winter Goods, which he
VIII sell as cheap be had any CASH store in this
Vicinity for good pay or good credit.
Village Of Montpelier, Sept 80, ls4i. 81
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AwA THE EAGLE HOTEL,
E.., MONTPELIER.

VNHls house, kept by s. KIMBALL, is delightfully."- sit
l. uoted State Street. within few minutes walk Of
the State House. Gentlemen and ladies' travelling by
stage be furnished with meals and pleasantly and quiz
city accommodated at all times. Also the horse Of the
weary traveller is faithfully attended.
Every attention will be given by the proprietor to make
his house an agreeable home for his guests.
1Members Of the General Assembly and others, will
be we'll during the approaching session and
on liberal terms.
Montpelier, Aug. 90, 1871. 16
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A SPLENDID assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
IA consisting Of every article usually kept found IN a
country STORE just received and for sale low as the lows
est by S. BURBANK JR.
Montpelier, Oct. |, ls4l. "a
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so constructed that the be kept entirely from the
action Of the fire all times only when used for baking
This Improvement has been much wanted for all other ele
vated ovens arc troublesome in moderate weather.
They have great variety Of other Cooking, Box and
Paror Stoves made at the Brandon Bast Furnace, the
iron known be the best in the state and have just ece
we'd new style Of Albany Parlor very elegant To all
wishing TO buy they would say call and for yourselves
Potash aud Cadror Kettles usual, also Fairbanks new
Plough much improved in quality. Terms easy.
ZENAS IL CHARLES II. WOOD.
Montpelier, Oct. %, Is4l. eff
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W r. the Subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Court for the district o Bradford COIN
msionets to receive examine aud adjust all claims aud
demands OF all PERSONS against the estate of Samuel
Ions ae OF Fairlcd, in said district eprese r.
!ed nsolytnt and also all claims and demands exhibited
In offset theroio and months from the 18Th ay Of sem
TEMPER last beng allowed oy said for that purpose
we 40 therefore hereby give notice. that vii attend to
e business of nur said appointment the DIV cling house
Of Deiah Lomis said airlee on the bI Tuesday Of
November next, ls4l and the third Tuesday Of March
next 1872 from nine o'clock A. M. until four o'clock p
NJ on each Of sad days,
Dated at Bradford, Ibis 10Th day of Get, A. d. Is4l
26+ zEBiJLoN NoRRiS commission