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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
ROBERTS,
SEMI-M0NTHLY MAGAZINE,

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he hfst M nbes psb1si,ri January IS
1911. ard contained PARr TtRsT II the psfnlas
Novels mentioned above. All Tie back Nos. from
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GEORGE ROBERTS.
August 20 lSil. P.ihl-isr and Ptnpfieior
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On Sunday morning last Ma Eliza DAuoa-
gKTY. c'usuit bf the late Alexander Dsughert,,
bis csmni., heed about 81 wears.
o furs'la' last. JosErB, son Of NJ. Nsth iniel
pBFd n a.ed . srs
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alELtlllt.IL.LS lN0I:l 66zrtllso

FESHE STILLS. heteiufsre advertised for SALE
h by the undersigned, to satisfy execution.
against Siarbuck s. Foreman, will be again offered
for sale, before The CIart II use dosr, Ia Martins
burg, on Monday, tse 1874 lay II .Sspttm5er, (be.
iGg CCurs-day) The Sui. can b. seen at any
lime previous To or on the day Of sale by applying
to he subscriber These Stills hold four hogsheads.
and have all their apparatus complete.
Terms Of Sale-cGsi
DANIEL c. BURNS.
Deputy for Levi Henshae, s. b C.
August &c. 1871 -3r
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DIR. IEARAICHs
COBP OBND str ENG THENYWG AND
GEaJl.fN ApERiEN1' PILLS.
LIVER CQNPLAIEr.


Cnrsi b. he usa # DE-. HIrtie4s Compound
SHeAg .keAi4g and Germa4 AyoesieAf F.Hs.
KER. WILLIAM RICH NRDs Of Pu.bargl
IVA IA. entirely eaaed Il thr shove Gi-trets5ot
i'@ra-e.' lie symptoms we're pain ebd NeisAt IT,
tire ~ siie. has ut appetite vomiting. ncfii rfa-
tnions, di'trn'ion # She stomach, SICK headaclc
iatrrd tongue c1uatet.nee chHugst tea riitaH r.i-
or, illelty u brcatiins ,.,urbnd re.F attended
wlth cough, great drbilty With other =, u1piau-
indicating gfeat dctangrnrnt ol tie fnncrHis a
The liver. bls. Richards had the advice. nt -ev-fa
ahy.irianS, HIST f-eaisea no relief. nntll u.is y .
4 "iiah's Medeiae, "hish terminated m EscUu.
perfect cure.
Principal O.iee for tho United States. n. -
North Eighth Street, ph.ladel f~in vhgre r-cam-
mendationa ohuHdfeds q, fersun- may be ssen. %
Of which have Been cured Of benefited bS the ,led
clae.
This invaluable medicine ia FOR sslo ty a. Ro-
BiNSON, MAuinsbutg, Va.
August &c 1871.
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ChsancerV Sale


BINDER .hs sa,hoslty aud dir ction. OF d.
- cfcs Of us Crea4f supefiot Court, 20 Chsn-
er'y 30 ihe casa ul Jaeab NJ ers. Committee. "a
"ii'iani 81 oud othetss mudc al tie last term.
shsil OBJ flf sale. on Monday. i36 day of SEP.
tzlEtsr E+At. (1eing the f,si day OF septofnsp,
GoaH) beiafe the Cusu-iioase door in Martins.
bare, 'rsat 81 land bol5HBug to Sarah Jack. la
maize, co4tal 5tsg about
k'zE'TE' .gCEES,
VhcA ..e, Ca Is Potomac riVer a. Joining the land.
II the ho,fs Vi Thomas Lsnen dec d, Wa. jack
AID afipts.
IAs 7srat Of Stis sgiH bs-- One-hnlf If the
purchase m"aey 10 CAsH--t..e residue intwo equal
anaal Payments. WtA interest 10 i0a from the he
II PeStnent.--tde Pr.ohpsur Ia give bohd, sad he
tits to b. rsteiaed tor secarig,. until tue Whole
purchase no1ey Is paid %.
D. II. CONRAD,
Ao&u'' " l6ai.-st Speeiai Com.
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Gas. z. Lucas s. 81. A..
ATTORNEYS III i
BALTIMORE, MD +.

" n AVE ass9esied theinst va !, H. fas5 ~ q
III n 70. Law, ald wal ce,alfue Il laudtste s.
the satious tontts i.us AID Euuits 81 So 4sf f
bt,tmotst IN 'hr C,uf # pssis, re II =
OF Caanr''y aud the ve,ious Count, l. ,ir,e, he
out ihe STATE %. Asislaud
Any bn insss entrus,rd Ia then will MO-, with
promp, and immediate stt.ntiun. Feft,ns bh,,.
business @iih tho Baltimore ard o ia Rnil Road
C'mpanN, viii at all times receive rruuIi a, d in.
mediate inforuaion upon subjects com. c,d ,l.ie.
"ith, by addressing their communications 10 U.s.
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PUBLIC N.YEE.

NA ILL be sold, at the subscribers residence
Wv near Evans Tavern, on The road leading To
Soepherd,town, On Tuesday, he TN day Of Sep
{embey. all hIs
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4 Public. that they have leesed. lor Issns OF
years, the large and csmgnodious
BRICK WAREHOUSE,
recently bath b, Capt. George Reynelds, on The IL
yer bank, adjacent 10 the Warshpn.e ~ NJ Stortt.
and having good and substantial CANAL BOATS,
prepared 10 carry on. nades ia. M rnr ard
srp, Of Slaley and Shafer. the BOATING AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS, 10 all ito va,isties
Our experience ia the hasness, and fixed de-.
termination do ii il such manner IS viii prove
satisfactory, vii, hasnhIy expect. secure feg us
a liberal share Of public patronage
Il Is The design Of ga. Of the undersigned, to be
generally with the boats, 10 attend TO sales OF Pro-
a"ce, H., lwhsa oonsg sed 10 asenis,l where
oy ne usual charge Cor comrissioa win be saved
20 we owner and The best possible prices ebtained
we lntead Keeping on hand, groanl and stone
PL5sTEEs, SILT, Fysxy, 7.aR, Sc,
ard any other article waited from The Di,,,ict u.
cured tor customers Tree Of any Shut,,a. sayo ,Ie
cos, and tho usual freight
The market price far FLOUR. WHEAT
CORN, RYE d OATS. will he pad r. C.su
on delivery atthe Wareaousei tits At the ont,a of
the hudef 70 deliver ans Wheat purchased. ei,hs,
at the Warehouse Reynolds Potomac Mil.
as We intend to purchase oay for home lnanufae.
tuSe.
Farmers Wishing to exchange their Wheat for
Flour, can, al short notice, be sccommoda,.d by
tho undersigned, with Flour manufactured al s.o
Potomac Mills.
JACOB srALEY,
ALEX. SBAFER.
Shcpasrdstown. August IL. l8ii.--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

On the 18Th inst. IN New York, by Rev Mr.
isarcs, Mr JosgPH Ro,EsBAuM, Il fhi. town, to
Wis HESRiErrA LEyissoS II Bron.befg, Pius-
sia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26

yIR6INGA:--Ia tho Circuit Superior Cuas, Of
Law and Chaocory f,r Berkeley Coeni,, june
Rales, ls4l;
Peter II. Cookus. Adm'r Of Ca,hafine F,erch,
deceased, rig.
againxt
Sas Harlem, Adm'r &c John French deed Tho
was Execr Of jacob F,eneh deed ard a,her-,
dis.
tx CHANCEEY.
FHSHE defendants. Robe,t Proctor and Msrv,
Il his wife, and IIsnr, II .nre and Ra,Ls, b..
shA, not having e1terd lheit arp, atsnse nnd
given security, according 10 the asl 81 Assembly
ana the rules oil this Coart. and IL nrferiit -
satisfactory evidence that they are eui II Li- { ~
monweshh; Is ordered, that the .nia sitissietts
% enter their appearence 70 this st,, ~, il g..
day oi the next tetm. and snsNer ~. hitl Il ~.
plaatf: ADD ,ha, copy oi tits % de H. l.ttb~i,h
published in any news aper silhin ils rsu,l,.
and coainued lor two m"nhs stscee4siv, w. sa ana.
ther cory hereof posted a. the iIuut dur a lie
Cour-H ln-e If tue said county.
a Clry --feste.
JOHN STROLLER. c.
Jolly iGii.-9m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
I,S0O SHEEP
FOR SALE,

Will chsf fos sale, m tho farm OF the Me-srs.
a. h.nson. sajuining Cassies,a~n. IN Moadav.
a&s 30sA II AagSsf, 500 SHEEP, 81. halfai
taem large, ard IN hue order. Also. a. he safna
tine aud place. a number II
EGESKS s TrUyIrESo
A., % ipedassday. hs lss If September. /
wit stf-r vsrai husdred SHEEP. ani nurnter
Il HORSES AID MULES. al the farm Of lyiliiem
oorfeiI near sha OPrGgoa bridge. about two miles
from Mntin.busE.
Ana. M Friday and Saturday. the 81 and IA
Fl Sspssmssr, ita@ Dsn4bet Of SHEEP. nor.
SIS. aad AULES. a, tts Term of ValeniiEe Dast.
between HsfPen-Fony and Sherh~rd.towa.
JOSEPH L. DUST.
An~ust a--ar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-26
CURE YOUR COUGH BEFORE ir IS TOT
LAIE.

CUUL YOUR CUUUU ELtUNL IT IS %
LAIE.
ID ENEMBER--D Dos. nte dat seto's Iiou-
x q sands die spnuaIi, t5niu thst dfeaiifi. -ras
CoAsuNPrlox, vbirh mtaHt howe l,ret rl..rbsd h.
,he commencement, md q arrui.ied 81 ifs ifes
It proper u,rans had btrh tssuitsi ib Tao s,f,
maty WHO have thus been sastchrd isan, Ihai tiia
,ayacer by tie iimrh use "a D. sWaeur's Come
pound S0up OF Will Cpeu!, beer rs'im"uy fu
th,s day announcing the curc-. irr No19efI4' rgrcs
performed by tie Use e ,hts iu,a!rab.e urd.cinr.
Principal Oaice, No 10 North Eiettb Sireei, os
ly place ia Puiladei phia where abe medicines caf
he obtained
Tidi Invaluable medicine is faf sale BY A. TO.
BiNSON. Matinsbufg, ra.
August &C lgit
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dissolution.

FsShE partnership heretofore existing under the
n n.me and frn of + Bartleson Il Co vas
IN the 24h day Of May last, dissolved by mutual
consent. The Subscribers being DESTROYS OF closing
the Books Of the hrm, would respectfully suggest
TO those ~hn know themselves indebted to- he firm
The pToprieiy Of csming forward and closing their
accounts BY noe OF with The ready money. Tho.e
failing 90 comply with this will dnd their accounts
placed Ia the hands Of an officer for collection.
f.. BARTLESON,
CHAS. DOWNS.
July rs. I8tl--uf
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100 AODRSo

about IS Of which IRE clrar,d hni IN good condi-
iiou- the rontiidir heavily timb-red, the grow h
consisting of OAK and Poplar OF the best quality ;
both Of which are very valuable for building,
Ih. land is situated 10 The most fertile part Of
he cnuHty-the suil IA of n" hest order, aud yield,
10 none in natural fertility and susceptibility Of i'm
provrmru'. The lund il peculiarly adapted 10 the
growth at Wheat AMI Small Gaa "f every des
critinn IL. position benz. within shout distance
ut the ran road. which will -nnn be compl-teA To-
'l'- point, aud almost Immediately the man
"inch'-i"r road. I'd = e,rary II. value by bring
"s ~ =" meme 10 make: am, 10 sum up MS pto-
t'''"" d" word, IS 'qm, il not 'upeeiur, in eve-
FE ,e r - o" s',N leud n itr couuiy.
lh'- Farm, Co'n o.. p,isttae qu5liries an the IA
ri'"h- "hi'h ''~ "hurd .i.r- ct urihrr hfilt4- fi
se'ii'7l ""a'd hr p'fi .ln,y desirable ns a resi-
trnc" i"' -"'u' p'ui. s.iuu4l criilruat
Fots"r- drsIr"i. a. ,t-oius chs, hind can DO 90,
20, apphins 10 NJ. ..a1t5n 4 u.rh VIII, rr.,.l-.
Wiinn ,hHi d'.i.ure ul %, sad " 10 show n at al
time. AMI the lr,r-. whcl. "a .....rc,,n,po
dafiug pns.iHl. can be e.,rfraiuad O., ndi,o..-
,tg 're. ro.t-pa,d, ai M g s,-uw, Amherst r.,n
~. Va, and .t',tlg What ,le spyucant wi.l b.
Wiling 10 give pes -r'.
ROBERTA. CARGtLL.
Auar.i 90 1911 --ss
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WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

EeEiNG sboui 70 remove 10 The University, |
- s.i-r iry iesil~ncr, called
WOODBURY.. ~itA $40 accs OF n 90
LAND, Tor safe. la situation and sS-ss4 al "a
improves - - well known eissss.s sSsss.ss$
ia this pait Of thc county. that il ~@s1-
IS annecessary to describe Il. particularly, as any
purchaser viii probably visii u.
TIE terms Of payment will bs very easy and &C
eaWsodaIirs.
II S. G. TUCKER
Aasasi ., 1871 II
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

N Per'orul Properly, which sill Be offered ior
sab COASTS 1t
G Hof."' and Col; IL head Of Cote;
Ahaat 30 o. 40 mead % tlags;
- ef - nj 81 She~r;
flaming lmpl snrnis- he usual variety, and 10
sV4d tfi-'; oue Road Wagon.
l.uu.shoid aud KIT, hrn Furniture. which ;, 8.
non ueee.sary 90 eiaalf,
a 80. ia SIT 1T Bisva .nli -. Tools.
hiso, t~o YOUNG NEGaOE5-ons rasls md
'fe efhel female. Inc boy ia about yer. old
be 4nl7.
Tsrns ef Sale Of Real Estsle.--oae half a.
haed the patuea 10 - aHalfsi pas fnaHs, Nih in-
ctesi on the deferred pHyfaenis. THE Character
# ne secu,il, inf ITO u,u,e ayment. NIL be sct-
lied as tie day a S4ls.
I'trms + Persoaoi Property - -Four month.
raed,t an al sem. Il $40 nod uP~etds, tie eur-
hhsef giving foad .eeutiiy' under ta8t sata, cast
lhe nrgtoe. will h. soli inr ca4h.
FREDERICK CLAYcoM9.
August 10, l9Il.-I
~ A. the same t'ne aad piser, vi DO sold a
ONE ACRE LOT, with a HOUSE upon "a.
This properly aejeins The hume place and IS nov
oeenPied 10y my son. Terms pab!lsaod day Of
sale. T. Z.
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DACON.-ls.0 900 ibs. PRIME BACON. Hog
i , rogud iot sslr remsfkBbly cheap.
Aueutt H. J JAMESON.
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Charles G. SsarDuc,l, anI
Harvey w. Foreman,

VEEA&E NOTICE.: That. "a ssioraay. tic
Il 2s,h day 20. September asxt, al tbs OH 3
Ct Seaman Gassll. 10 ths loNa Of ~ lFiinsburg be
ivaea she ho1f. 81 3 o'clock IN the morning, aud
o'clock ,a the evening. | ali proceed q taSs the
Apasitioas Of George 5 Raadsn, So.ton z. Tahb.
Hsuisoa Waite. james L. Cunningham, Edmund
Feaslsioa. Robinson % gan, sud Nm NJ Kroo-
ssas ~ be- reed, st the hearing ia Gauss now pend
leg 50 she CiFeaii Superior Count OF Law and Cum
eeiy ior tie county Of Berkeley, "a which an
F.alatT sai au lhd . hers ars Defrndan,.; and
ua.ess ,.ie exsmllai. On Il tho witnesses snnl be
completed ou that Day. IL will 10 continued from
line So time, saiil % sh-li bs e,srpfaird
1H0IAS RUTHERFORD.
August .. lR4i.-Gt
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A CARD,
DR., .slerander s. Yunsrtsx,

DI' htdNUlsWtF d TUhGIFcgt
81 , EsPEG FGLi.f ,iFgts Is. rfi
A-u Wees TO the eiez-tis isfs -. -
10y H. Ofee j, ~ tie f" uuwaR
town. J d,r.m Count, vballa.
Ma Ii. i8lt III
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Charles q. $gGr6ssCh', and
EsGrGeY sfE. Foreman,

FENAkE NOTICE; li,nt on Saturday, tho
a - d'y Hf September aex', u tie Of
h"" > au'u G.r1d, ia Mnriashu,e, brtvecn
er h-nis q" D" thr "atHirg aud IA the evening.
o." she'll tubr me d-fosut,n. of Grnye :. Rsr-
idi, seat"n T.. iahh. Huus,u Waie, .Iumrs l.
CIuhiHsiam Y lmuud teudletun, Robinson Duean
sut ~ ilttm NJ Ktotsen. vLieh We shall nd~r m
-vii'ire ia suits nov pruaiug 10 the County Court
81 Berkeley on me chauceiy side, wherein ~ ~,
srxrtalg fianllIa, aud Npu and "tbers ar. Defend.
alss. JOHN NlCHODENUS.
AUGUST MtLLENEURG.
PETER GARDNER, Jr,
CHRISTIAN BOARER,
JOHN II. GROW,
WILLIAM HUNTER.
August %. i6fl.--Gt
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REFERENCES.
Col. Edmund T.. Hunter,
David II Conrad Esq.
John Jamison, E.q.
William Long Esq. ) Mar,insburs,
Messrs. Wilson & Doll.
John II Llkens,
Messrs. H4mme & Stephens.
Fielding Lucas, Jr.
fr.kine & E,rteberger, n..
c. d. & j Slipslpf Ds"i'hoie'
J. B. II. Latrobe, Ed
Office next door 10 the Pos. Office.
Balnmore. July |, iS4l.-,f
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For Coughs Coi5s, .fsfam8s, splitting Of Blood
Soreness of I4roaf, it.t0optag CeuEh. and OF
Diseases tadfcaiiut ~ CoagWf FltuR.
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EVERY THING EoR sAlEI

rE7fiE sabsesissf 81 sel, q pui.sie aueiis-, a.
n h residences. an ih- fe..i lsasing fsap Mar
iifspsgg 10 che Spsinx Mil. ard abeut nsiir.
iro.' ss~n. 90 Ffi&ay. tks ioA icy n Sepsssutsr,
~ ~
REAL g. PERSONAL PROPERTY.
y hEAL EsrsTr consists. i.s. u o., & 4 psrt
81 80 I sFfa on whlca hs ngw resides. rs lasst-
80 ID lhis TractAs
cGG ACRES
81 prime 4'rnHsi.ise isa8--sts u wAich IL CLEARED
xaegt ahsul p sores. 1h#se ere au ihi. parcr
~ iss ceres. ne4ls feua'ssd Dwell
,~xA LiN6-B0uSE KITCHEN. SMOKE
ILL.,. HOUSE BAhN. STABLES. s., snd
LIS - a neses-fsilinx Well u sxesii~na vs,-s.
"a. TwosuAnEs 10 he { abief d arm.
Ihsse two shares ruaiaia
e. Access
Z sKrslleni isaJ--gusiity staaiaf to that .ba~e
ueufiencd-Q0 aefss a ~hieh are ri@sfra. Or
hts tfact fhsie . snail Dseilla. li8ass aua
Kuesea. and % Ssstis.
81. O4e.EfA part u ihst well
kuosn TAVERN STAND. oa d.
Ql~sH Street b. n uunsbase one - ii.tA
tour norsh u Bsyds Store. Ia .fy4ss ~ ~
tdvaatages ~ tavern hosse, re- '--'aa--
qaife ua Paftisslar Description. To this properly
Is auarh~i five bu.idine.ios on Bake Street
4.h. oas.feA part of a tfsei eonta.s.ss
lE5 ErIMSo
.isuate IN u rs epuaty. a. coed lrading 70
baih. AID adi,isiag tho iasas sf II .Ea.issa, Hoo
ass'. bsiss. Sc. Aisn.
5.h. oAs.tnh part u anoshrr tract, eehtaiLing
100 AGIESo
lying sHj being the sanls caune, o. siainz the
I'D. Of John Spitb, Jaeeb Mui'f. and ethvr..
II asa., Ba'ns, aui $ fiag. II ss.er o bota tfac,.
Gil. An en'u~ ifaet II land. caaiain,as
$50 AoIESo
pfn~ipslly G. ih.d ai.h ii.bHf. sis laad lies on
ths drains ni Baek Clerk. thr Guage. sad A.
JON. he Lands OF coi Suodgtsss eld Alrx. RJBia.
sJa.
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VaEssA bile land
E0R SALE,

rE7IIE undersigned will - C I'VE rroposs. for Il c
N pure base OF Il TRACT or LAND. srua,-
ed about u mile and haf from NJ .ln,hurg, II
shout distance from the stage 10 at eadiog from
TIM place 10 Win, hester. aud adjoining the Lands
ut Mr.. Locke JOSIAH Flag, g orge Weller tie
hei's Of William Snodgiass, aud offers. The above
tract of land contains upward. Of
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a REAL BLESSING: TO asoTIEERS!!.
TT. 2AlrE'
CELEBRATED AMERIcAs
S 0 o L II N G. SYRUP,
FOR cHltpREH CUTTING ruEia TEETH.
CHILDREN TEErDlNG.

Ho'o many thousands Of Litla Children die oanu.
ally from he effects IF Pro.raesea Dent.tion!
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TO THE PUBLICl
gRxCyr wAEE1T0usv,.

FENHE undersigned would resT ec,fuly inform che
Z Public. that they have leased, for a Issrs OF
| years, the large ard csnpmodious
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Cnrsd b. ne use # Dr.. HIst5eAs Compound
SHeAg .keAi4g and Germa4 AyoesieAf F.Hs.
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faARTINSBUna ACADEMY.

shcpasrd.tOwn. August II. la4i.--f
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6bab KEGS ANTlEArAM NAILS. asssfea
GsST siIss, jest received and to, s.ls ~
;. II LiKENS.
Angus, S 1871
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25
Fall and Winter Goods.

THE subscribers have just received their sup
ply Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which
is large, and embracing almost every article u
sually kept in retail Store. Amongst their
stock may BIO found the following
Blue, brown, wool dyed, black, and invisi-
BILE green Cloths.
London and American Cassimcres, and Cas-
sinets, all colors.
British, French and American Calicoes,
beautiful style.
Mouslin de Lanes, fine black do.
Merino, Bambazines and Dress Silks.
Red and white Flannel, Canton do.
Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain Linseys.
Brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Hardware, Queensware. Glass and China do.
Dye Stuffs and Spices.
Window GLASS;
Together with large stock of GROCERIES,
which is good, and will be sold as low as any
in the county or elsewhere Persons in search
floods will please call and examine for them
selves. They will take in exchange for goods
all kinds Of Grain and other country produce.
Wheeling, and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
money taken at par
]. NJ. PTrMAN g. SON.
Staunton, Nov. IL, 1874.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25
FRESH GOODS

purchased underhighly favorable circumstances,
and at very reduced prices for cash-which he
is determined to sell at so small an adponcc AZ 70
make 1t the interest of the public to give him a
snare ol e'rcIstom. 10 enable him to do this.
make his sales ENTIRELY FOR CASH, or
such produce as may suit in exchanges. He
wishes not to wound the feelings of any. and he
is thus explicit, as it is his intention to open no
accounts.
90 Persons at distance, who were former
ly in the habit of dealing in this place, are ear
nesty invited to give him CALL as he is satisfied
he can make it an object to them to make their
purchases ofhim, ifthey have only "a few dollars
to exPend. lie assures them there shall be no
oeception. has GROCERIES,, he thinks, will
compete with any to be found in the State.
E 10 his old friends and customers. one
ana all, he returns his sincere thanks for their
former patronage, and he would say to them come
and see Tor yourselves. He believes that most
people are sick and tired of the credit system,
and he hatters himselfthat it is only necessary to
examine his Goods and prices to satisfy all, tina,
he could not afford to charge them to any one.
JOHN G. Sewers.
Staunton, April 8, 1881.
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NEW GOODS.
so 0o@-

NHE subscriber is now receiving and opening
ms supply otFAL1 AND WINTER
GOODS, which, added to his stock on hand
will make it large and well assorted. few of
the articles In his assortment are
.Mouslin de LANES of the finest, medium,
and ioUer quahties-Figured and plain Silks
-Cam6rick, and Null Afusfins, Thread Edg
,ngs, and Insertings-a ne,c style of Week
Ri66ons-Piaid, Damask, .Mantua, Chine,
Satin and Pomh de Sole Bonnet Ribbons
French .4rtifcial Flo,cers-.a paricfu of
Gloces and .Mts-Brochel, Damask, Chine
and blanket Sharls-Gentlemen's and Boys'
ifats-Far and Cloth Caps-!Saiin and Bonn
"aatne Stocks-Cloths and Cassimeres-.a uc-
~ ta'ge una 'celt assorted Stock Of Shoes and
boots, OF ecery description, and many o.he,
articles achich comprise Stock of Goods.
All of which he is determined to sell for cash
OF TO punctual dealers, as low as any other mer
chant in Stanton. WAN CRAIG
So A supply ofthe most approved SCHOOL
BOOKS, for the higher and lower branches. are
kept constantly on hand. VIC
stanton, Sept. 9, 1871.
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jew David's OK Hebrew PLASTER.

THE peculiarities ofthis Chemical Compound,
are owing to its extraordinary effects, upon the
animal fibre or nerves, lgaments and muscles,
It's virtues being carried by them to the immedi.
ate seat OF disease of pain and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be,
this as an external application, will prove pow
eru! auxiliary, in removing the disease and faci-
itating the cure, in cases Of Local Inflammation,
Scrofulous affections, Kings Evil, Gout, Inflam-
matory, and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all ca.
ses where seated pain or weakness exists.
Messrs. Comstock & Co., Gentlemen : The
virtue OF the Hebrew Plaster. highly appreciate,
having been troubled with weakness and pain
In the Spine, for several years, and all appiica-
lions having proved unavailing, was induced
to use box of the Jew David's Plaster-and to
my establishment it relieved me entirely. there
fore would recommend it to all that may be af-
hicted with Spinal affection or weakness in the
back. r. # HALL
OF the firm Of HALL g. BROTHERS, Mer-
chants, Buffalo Street, Rochester.
The above article is for sale by
A. d. WREN.
Staunton, Oct. %.