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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

nensly discsses heviag their esgin 90 ipurs
seste Of thu bicod snd arrraved eendiTioa II ID,
general constis3ffon. virs Serctsia OF king's xvi
IN its various forms; Rheufsassr,. obstinate cuts
necus srupsions. bloscher. bites, pimpless pus
tBes 90 the face, chronic sofe Eyes. fsrgwosfn 81
teitsr, srald head, enlargment and pain Of III
bones and ioints. stubborn ulcers, syphiitic symp
toms, diseases arising from an irjudieious b
mercury, female arrangements and other simiisi
complaints
The public respectfully requested 10 remsm-
Der thar il is Sand.' Sarsspaliila that has and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures Of The
most difficult class Of diseases to which the human
rams Is subject. aud ask for Sands Sarssraria.
ard take no other
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, aud for
exportaiion, b, A. b. SANDS & CO, Druggist.
and Chemists. Granite Buildings. No. 273 Broad
way. corner of Chambers streei, New York.
g. & c. w. DOLL. Agents. (by special APP
poptmcnt Of the proprietary for Martinsburg and
vicinity. Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
NAV H. 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
IN PORTED
SKHLeR R III.

xwvufs mos. capital Racer and getter Of Race
horse. viii stand lhs season (which will end
=, I,Iv i ID my stable, III mics east Of Berry
vlte vi $40 The season, TO be paid % before the
and of jul, nexf; $50 insurance, be paid soon
i. the mare il known TO be In fosl. Pating With
rhs mare or irregular attendance 81 the sand. for.
feiisthe insurance. Groom 81, to Be sent ~ith ibe
mare. Part bred mares can come al s25 the sea-
SON. and $40 Insurance, and altogether coarse meres
at els the season, and $25 insurance, If psid b.
the III July next for season. soon as knosn IT,
be In foal for insurance otherwise there vii be mr.
deduction. This is foe grass country. atd pas
,ure viii be furnished al SO cent, per week. Good
attention will be paid TO and colts, care TO-
ken TO prevent accidents escapes, bot will NOT
be accountable for either. Mares to be fed on
grain must bring written directions 10 tha, eject;
it will be furnished as chesp as possible A gen
tleman putting mares q his own, will be emitted
10 one Of them gratis. A company putting o. and
each one accountable for oil, will be entitled to one
Of them gratis. Mares must bring with them writ
ten directions UPON what terms they are TO be put.
Mares put las, year by he season snd falling. may
be insured this ysar at season Price. If their ac-
counts wete settled up by July %, 1912. Mares
put this year by the and failing. may be in
sured rext year TO eny horse then standing at my
stable, price of such horse, # their &C
counts for this year shsil be settled by The % July
nexr. No will be entited 10 these privileges
and advantages, unless these terms strictly
complied with.
The attention Of the public is particularly invited
to bis game blood, remarkable stoutness and ca
pacityto carry heavy weights, endure great fatigue,
and run long distances, and the promise and run
nings Of biz get, extracted from the Sporting
I Journals, and other sources.
! 'SKYLARk is the best sen Of Waxs Pope, win
ner OF the Derby, (who was the best son Of Waxy.)
1 his dam Skylufk (aam also Of Giles capital four
mile hotse) was got by Musician out Of sister to
Piroue,te, by young EsgIe, Parrisolt by Sir Peter
her dam Deceit, sister 10 the yellow mare by
Tandem Perdita by Herod-Fsir Forester by
/ Sloe, - Forester Partner Cro(rs bay Barb
/ Makeless-- Bdmmer--Son Of Dodsworlh- Burton
| Barb mare.
! Wsxy Pope was by Waxy ont Of The famous old
| prunella, who was dam also of Penelope. (dam Of
Whalebone, Whisker, &c.,) Pafasol. Pelisse, Pc
dsrgus, Pioneer, Pledge, Pope, Joan, Piquet and
/ Prudence, all names of distinction.
Musician was got BY Worthy, out OF Woodbine
/ (dsm also Of Music and Minuet, both winners o.
the Oaks, by woodpceker; Puzzle by Matehem
Princess by Herod; Julia by Blank; Spectator
dam by Partner, &c,
Young Eagle, own brother TO Eagle and Spread
Eagle. was got by Volunteer. dam by Hlghfyer
Engineer, Cade. Lass Of the Mil, by Traveller
| Miss Makeless, &c"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

| - TX years have now eiapsec since PETERS
~ NEGEIAbLE FILLS were nfst introduced
70 the ruoiie, ana "h,en = ~ soses' test o. their
virtue that ean De s,se".ae'e ase noe more OF
them soia tnau any o'ir' = plhs what
ever IN the known word. 40 'ac', Inc sac o. she
Vegetable ~ pas 9eea sho''nous oesona az p'e,
eeaen'i me h's' year y -
snousano ooNes-.e seeo"' y
o-tue touttn 70 80 oh W ~ yeo'
JUST closed during wine"' osue's ~ 'ue P'o.,sa
quantity o. I'VE fn''sons y uoN1s 49, Ts
ana duy f"ihiied OF we es'aoi.a"cns A"ess
iaeis speak more IN sner 'aNo, tha" 'o"s "
mere eoiegy, tor though on shaessfvihe "eu'e,he
may possibly be forced mo poPuiaf'y os anous
means, such as hentioas ceithesfes ana the iNe,
Is sure 20 loose us bold Oh paohc favor ~ faP'o'y
as It made ~ tor intrinsic virtues alone ssn ssahu
the orderal Of public opinion and Judgment for any
length Of Time. Hence the generality o. newly
discovered medicines have hu, an sPhe me,a' ex's
tence--ther reputation goes UP hAe ~ 80 an,
down like The stick--and hence me 'spa.suo" an
the SAFE o. 'nese Pn's eo"''"'ss - 'ss, ~.
~hoeser purchases 'hem o"ss' a'e
fair t'al' sure 70 Pa.foh'Se mem o' i''e' sesa
scarcely observe that nine IN ten OF sii the regular
physicians IN The United States ofder these pills
IN their general pfaeuce, as ths TACT 10 universally
known, and has been testified Of time and again,
by nearly all the most eminen, members Of the lac
ulty, BIZ. ii is like gliding refined gold and paint
ing the lily to eulogize Peters Vegetable Pills. for
the world has decided on their merits, and the Ia
sue Isl that wherever civilization has extended,
there have the reputation the sale, and the useful
ness OF Peters Pills extended also,
The complaints in which Peters Vegetables
Pills ale most effective aad which, when admins
tered according TO direction, they can scarcely fail
To cure are as follows yellow and bilious feyers
fever and ague, dyspepsia Group, liver complaint.
sick headache iaundiee. asthma droasy, rheums-
,i.m. enlargement, Of the snleen. piles, cole fe-
sea di,tens;ons of the stomach and bowels incipi-
an, aiarrboea f,,nlencs hab,,usi costiyeness Ioss
Of appetite. blotobed or saliow complexion, aud in
ali case, Of torpor OF The bowels where cathartie
or an anerien, is needed. They are exceedingly
mild in their oneratop. producing neither nausea
gripping. nor debility.
Sufoik, Pa. Oct. 70, 1888.
49,. u p.,a.. n..r c. y bava ah,a;,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

\ GREAT WATER WHEEL. mir. Bur-
denis IRON works, n ar Troy, are si,usted
in wild ravipe, dug out Of a slate rock
ny short and rapid natural stream. This
stream supplies the whole power of ma
chinery here employed, and the wheel
which imparts motion 10 the machines of
,hs respective workshops is in itself one
OF the grandest objects Of the sort we ever
saw.
1t is an immense wooden wheel OF hf'
ty-one feet in diameter, as high as a three
story house, and twenty-five feet wide, o.
v,r which, into troughs followed for its
c ption, falls a sheet Of water so thin
that, but for the evidence Of the senses,
one would hardly believe an egent 50
comparatively feeble could cause the p M
derous wheel TO turn with a momentum
that puts in play hundreds Of other wheels
end machines Of different sorts.
The channel way in which this I'M
mense water.wheel turns is cut out of the
solid rock. The axle is Of wrought iron,
an from the fanges PROJECT hundreds
OF ir rods that support the periphery OIL
the wheel, and steady and strengthen the
whole structure. In its grand, deliberate,
and majestic revolution there is really
much of the sublime, and when i: Is per.
csived tina, from this single and simple
power vas, combinations of machinery
derive their motion, the feeling Of admira.
ton is yet further excited. --.New Yori
american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
Dr. Mofiat's Vegetable Life
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

EDOSSESS qualities of the most mild and benef-
n cial neture. They are composed Of articles
the most autiputrescent, combined with ingredients
known az the only certain antdote of teycrs ofeye-
ny descriptions. When the disease is produced
either from cold, obstr uction, bad air. and swampy
situations, pu;rid miasms, whether malignant OF
epidemic, or by other causes, these medicines are
certain in their operation effects. They pos
sessed of peculiar qualities, which, not only expel
all diseases, but at the time restore and in.
sigorate the system When first taken in the sto-
mach they Immediately dffuse themselves like va,
por through every pore, producing effects at once
delightful, saotary, and permanent. When the
spark of life begins To grow dim, the circulation
Iangud and the faculties paralyzed, these medi-
zines are found to give to the nerves. exhila
rate the animal spirits, nvigofate the body, and re-
animate the whole man.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

Mr.. WEBsTER.--A letter dated April
-. from number of The largest owners
Of manufacturing stock, and some ofthe
largest captaiis IN Boston, 10 Mr.. Web.
ster. appears in the Boston Courier. -
THESE gentlemen regret that MIR. Webster
10 about to leave The Cabinet, where they
consider his servic' Of so much value,
and they state their hopes that his services
m. be obtained in the settlement OF ma.
ny questions which are yet to agita,e THIS
country and Great Btuain. Mr.. Web
star IN MS reply, dlted Washington, May
30, sites very much the same opinions he
has since repeated in bis Baltimore speech.
Ito refers TO ,hs fluctuations Of Govern.
ment action Oh the subject OF protection,
speaks Of the importance Of concert OF ae-
ton between the grain AMI cation prolu-
cling states on this important subject, and
thinks such harmony possible. An earn.
,st eud,avor, he thinks, would give sta.
bilty The business, and support TO the in
dastry OF the country. He says that he
has no wish to go abroad on public ser.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

POWER OF SWORD FIsH.--A RIO de
Jantiro correspondent Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce. writes as follows:
The ship Edward, which arrived on the
9Th from Ph!laielphs, while becalmed
near the Equator suddenly sprang leak.
On taking out her cargo here, it was
found that sword.6sh had run his pro
bocis through the side AMI into barrtl Of
flour; he left il there as q memorial Of his
nnwey
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
Attention. Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
O. e e : H O VI s IL

YWyfiIS valuable improvement, ii the culture q
n Bees has been introduced into Loudcun
Fairfax, Spol,syivsnia, Caroline, Clarke jefferson
Morgan, Berkeley and frederick. AZ we'll AZ man,
other coungies in the State Of Virginia, add is W.
quessionsbly decidedly superior 10 any other Bee
House 10 use. 1t 10 constructed as to prevent
the depredstions Of the worm efec,usliy, every
part OF the house being worm-proof; IL prevent.
the trouble and loss incident hiving, and affords
ever facility or taking the honey without destroy
ing tho Bees. The house may be constructed with
ans number Of apartments from three 70 sixty, bul
6ftren is as convenient as any other number
House or individual rights be bad Of
NJ. Levy, Morgan.
Me-. Stackhcuse, Winchester
Mr Dancer. Mddeiown, Frederick Co
DIR. Kline. Front Royal
Mt. Latham, Upreryille.
Mr., Fouche. LeesbDrg.
Mr.. Van Ness. Dumfries, Prince William, Va
Peske & Maddox. Fredericksburg.
Greiter & Peake, Richmond
and County Rights in the Stare Of Virginia, OF
@. Z. ROBERTS.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
"A CARD.

YEyt undersigned. having returned from tou
n through the Western and Southern cities
would inform his old customers and the public, tina
be intends carrying on the HOUSE JOINER and
CARPENTER BUSINESS, in all its various
branches. in the latest and mos: fashionable man
ner. Builders and others can be furnished with
plans and drawings, at the shortest notice, with or
without bills OF Lumber. He can be found at all
times, at his old residence, q, the wsst end of
Burke ssresr, where be hopes TO receive share Of
public patronage.
WIN, GREGORY.
November rs, IRAl--d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

CArTERrILLARs.- AN English aericutu.
ral paper says that gsrdnrr at Glasgow
practices mode Of destroying catierpil-
lars, which he discovered by accident. A
piece Of woolen rag had been blown by the
wind into a currant bush. and WHEN t,ken
out was found covered by the leai devour-
ing insects. He Immediately placed pie.
ces Of woollea cloth in every bush in his
garden, and found next day that the cat
lerpilars had universally taken to them
for shelter. In this way he destroys many
Thousands every morning.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

A Tyler MEETING III SOMERSET. The
Somers 1 Herald Of Tuesday gives an &C.
count of Tyler m cling held at Pines
Anne, Yd., on the Thursday previous.
l.. D. TrAcxLE, Esq. was elected Presi-
dent, und Messrs. JoNEs and Overly,
cretaries. The Herald says-"But
,hr, votes were received in favour of or
ganzation and these were given by ihoss
gentlemen who ofIicnted; consequently
they appointed themselves" There was
O large attendance Of Wings aud Demo-
Gratis on he occasion who took no par, in
the proceedings except to vote down all
the resolutions and the motion to Ijourn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF HIS
GET

"SKYLARK is in splendid health order and con-
dition, aud will doubt please your country bet
ter than any horse they had, saw, or can see.
He is rich bay, beautiful, gay, OF very superior
action and power, strong enough for droy, and
lie to day the next horse to Pnam, if not fully his
equal. Many of our beat judges think skylark 5
colts in this country, are the finest they have ever
seen in size, bone and appearance, except perhaps
Fylde's colts; indeed for size, color, game, and
| stoutness. his colts are nearly all unequailcd He
| has had three colts to start in Ametica-aH are
winners, and some Of them sererai times Other
trimmings and winnings in Ireland and England, |
cannot say enough; last year his colts won out OF
I6 Kings Plates in Ireland, more thas half of all
run for and against the get OF Sir Hercules friam
veIrcpeds, Emius, Economist, Sire of Hsrka-
way, and all the other stations nearly of Ireland
and England. He has had only three or four colts
carried over England. ALL WERE WISsERs,
and some Of them many times the English turf
II will thus be seen they have been successful
wherever tried--his colts are very celebrated Tor
the saddle, the chase, as hunters, as we'll as on
the turf. Many of his colts have won st miles
and mile heats" But observe his opa perform
ances.
'Skylafk wos A. RACES, heavy weights, long
distances, "a Kings Plates, more than any other
horse ever won. q ! He 80 races OF
and 4 miles many of them heats, and sometimes
two races The same day. Ia the handicap races,
he generally carried heavier weights than any 9TH
-r, often gave . years and great odds in
weights--in the same day carried l63 lbs, 3
miles, and 81 lbs, giving ID ibs., and aron both
races Frequently for the Kings Plates, carried
from $50 to ITO lbs. miles. He Economist.
sire of Harkaway; he beat Lady Elizabeth miles
twice, carrying i69 lbs, and she ran miles in
min. As sec, with 1875 lbs. on her As proof Of
the high estimation in which he stood with turf
men ne was handicapped to carry the most extra
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

The New Void, speaking OF Count
D'Orsay, who is supposed to be ahoa,,
on his way to this country says "Fhe
Count is only known in the United States
a. man Of fashion, but in Europe he IS
somewhat famous as an artist we have
seen some of his pictures, both in oil and
w tier co'ors, which evince remarkable
degree Of genius. Tire Count owns a
learned dog which is in London almost as
famous as himself, her majesty frequently
sends for the canine wonder to amuse the
royal children" D'Orsay is undoubt.
edy very accomplished and agreeable
person; he leaves England we under
stand to AVOID tho continued prosecutions
OF the London tradesmen."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

The Democratic State Convention OF
South Carolina met at Columbia on the
22d inst. One Of the first resolutions a,
doPted after organization was as follows:
Resolved, That committee OF 81 be
appointed by the chair, to report an ad
dress to the Democratic party recommend.
ing JoHS CALDWELL CALHOUN, for nomi.
It on Tor the Presidency of the u. Suites
by tho general CONVENTION, and also upon
the principles, on which 10 the opinion of
this State, the Convention should be con-
st,tuted, the mode Of Its proceedings and
the time of lis assembling.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania repub.
fishes the following toast delivered by
John Tyler in 1880, that "lhe accidental
President may explain i. as he proceeds
GA his pilgrimage" to Bunker Hill.
"ToAsr FROM JonN TYLER, IN 1899.
Pilgrim Presidents and Travelling Cab
laets--the fruitful offspring Of the ssco..d
Pr 4sidentAl term. One term and no re-
ELECTION the best interests of the country
demand twill no, the popular suffrage
Of the country decree il in 1870 7"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

TARTAR ON THE TEETH--Mr. La
Baume asrertained that washing the teeth
with vinegar and a brush will in few
days remove the tartar, thus obviaing
the nee essity for fling or scraping them,
which so often Injuries the enamel. He
recommends the use Of powdered char
coal, and tincture ofrhatany afterwards,
which efiectually in his opinion, prevents
lis flrmailon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

A9p9g0{2igJ{8W Ar Law,
HAVING permanently located in Chsrlestown
III n will practice in the Superior and Inferior
Courts Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick and
Clarke.
Collection Of claims promptly attended 70.
store.
December 9, 1eSl--i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
NOTICE.
To all iUhOns IL may Concern.

DYa Deed of Trust, executed by Joseph Burns
- to the undersig ned, trustee, bearing date the
Goth day of April, 1912. and duly recorded in the
County Court of Berkeley,
All THE BONDS, BILLS, NOTES,
Book Accounts, and Debts,
outstanding and due to the late firm of "Burns &
Seibert," the lste firm of :" Burns, Likens & Co, "
and to " Joseph Burns" and also all arrears and
dues of every description due and unoaid on the
Books of the said Joseph Burns, as late Deputy
Sheriff Of Berkeley County, have been assigned and
transferred for the purposes set forth in said trust
This notice is therefore given to all persons in any
wise indebted, to come forward and make payment
to the undersigned. Those who indebted by
account, and not prepared to make payment imme-
diatety. are notified that their accounts must be
closed by note, soon can be-otherwise, they
will be put in suit. The Books are kept at the
Store House Of MIR. Burns, who will attend to clos
ing all open accounts, by taking notes. Persons
prepared to make payment, can find the undersign-
ed at his Office, in Martnsburg.
HARRISON WAITE,
May 5, 1842.-d Trustee,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

MILwAuKIE,--Eight years ago, the
first frame house was elected in this thru
wing town. Now it confirms populn-
ton but little below 1000 Ii is said
that no fewer than $50 dwelling stores
and warehouses have been built in Mil
wauke since the lst of January 1912,
and the number win run up to $50 or 400
during the present season.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

wAnTs.-These troublesome aud ohen
painful excrescences, covering the hands
sometimes 10 the number OF hundred or
Two NAV be destroyed BY simple, safe,
and certain application. Dissolve as
much cannon wsshng soda IS the water
will take up--,hen wash the hands or warts
with this fur minute or two, and allow
them 10 dry without being wiped. This
repeated for two or three days, will grad
ually destroy the most irritable wart.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
BAR IRON, sc.

A LARGE assortment Of Tire Iron Of variou.
a sizes. Plough Irons Horse Shoe bars, square
Iron. Wagon Boxes, Sheet and Strap Irons. Also
Cast. Shear and Country Blister Steel. and Hol,
low Ware Of every deserip ION. for sale BY
G &C. W. DOLL.
March O. IgAs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

MORTALITY Axcv0 SaEE?. The Re.
porter at Washington, lPs. mentions that
groat many sheep have died ia that vicin.
ity during the past winter. which is aiirib.
uted 10 various causes. Some think the
worm in the head is the causs--3ne gentle
man, il issa'd, having lost a good many
sheep made dissection Of the heads, ana
found 10 one 80 many as forty worms
Others think that The long and s.vrre
winter, and the cons quen' scarcity O. Pro
vcnaer ia The true cause Of the m7rtaifty'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
Berkeley spring., Molgsa Co., va


The following selected from number Of
other certificates. to show the success which has
attended il wherever introduced.
Know all men by these presents. ,ha, we, the
undersigned, citizens Of East Fairfield, State
Of Ohio] do hereby certify that have and
examined Robert Martins Bee Palace, which has
been 10 three seasons and do certify that it is
free from webs, and that il does pass of the
and answer that purpose beyond our most sangaine
expectations; and also, that it is the most couve-
nient for taking honey and preserving The Bees of
any plan OF which We have any knowledge; and
feel ourselves justified in recommending enter
prising public to try il for themselves.
William Eeof, Israel Thompson
Jacob Walker II Wharton
WIN. Nightwine, John w Neigh.
VIM. G. Williamson, Jos. Patton,
Milton Grey Robert w. Jackson,
Geo Hoffman, G. II. Brown,
Benjamin Matkley, Jacob Anderson,
Lamb't Williamson VIM. r. Msrtzell,
Jesse Williams, Wn. Hall.
Jos S. Taylor, Charles Kay,
BENZ Ferrall, Jacob richards.
April 81, 1912.
certify the above to be a true copy of the ORR
ginal. T. p. ROPES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

| have had one Of the above described Palaces
two seasons, and from the best of my experience,
believe the above TO be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition to the above would add, that from
what experience had, would ask nothing better.
believe it to be Brought to perfection.
have had one of the above described palaces
two seasons, and it has answered my expectations;
and believe the above to be correct.
NATHAN COPE. .
hereby certify tba, the above is true and cor
rect copy of the original 7. T. ROPES.
June 9, 1912.