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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

The leading topic which engages the
people of Pittsburg is the contemplated
connection Of that city with the Ohio
Railroad at Cumberland. The subject il
discussed with easnestness, and public o.
n'nlon appears 10 be taking the true droc.
ton, that is in favor Of a railroad The
Pittsburgh Advocate Of Saturday in an
article on the subject, says
We are glad to perceive that tho neces-
siy of constructing railroad 10 Cumber-
land is beginning TO attract the serious at
t'ntlon OF our citizens. When the means
are raised. another grave question will
have to be decided, and tina, is whether il
Is best To commence the work at Cumber
lana or Ptisburgh. NJ st of the writers
on the subject appear to contemplate com.
mencIng at Pusburgh. Blu, II has been
suggested 10 us that Cumberland is the
better point for tho purpose. S1me of
the arguments used in favor of this nlap
are :ha, II would only require one tran.
shipment, and that if the stream Of travel
were directed but few miles in This d..
rerl'on, il must eventually reach here
This seems plausible and is deserving of
consideration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

10 ali whor it may concern.
Know ye, that we, the undersigned, ciii1ens of
Columhiana county, State Of Ohio. have bought oi
and had IN use Hobs,l NJ rlins Patent be. Pal
anl certify, iIum past experience, that II
has folly satisfied ouT most sanguine expectations,
and hrclueliy preserved our bses from worms;
and that believe il To he the best patent Bee
Palace Ne have seen in use, aud aIso believe that
.herc can he "a much honey taken OUT Of ore OF
his Palaces wiIhou, breaking the comb killing
the bees there can be in The old way by killing
the bees. Given under our hands this 22d day VI
Aprli, lS42
Hiram Bell. SamGcl Bowie,
Henry Waller, Nm. y. Chamberlain.
George Waiter Amos ii Ion,
I,eac Chamberlain, VIM. tIushIns.
| have had ono Of tho above described Palaces
teo seasons, and from the beet OF my experience,
believe the aOove Ia be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In ndlitiod 10 the above ! would add. that from
wha,expcrience had, would ask nothing better.
believe II to he brought to perfection.
have had one Of ths above dssc ibed palaces
two seasons, and it has answered my expectations;
and believe the above 10 be correct.
NATHAN COPE.
hereby certify ,ha, the above is true .ni cor
rect copy of the original I. T. ROPES.
june ., 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
CLOTH, FUR, HAIR, GLAZED AND
SeHleff Caps,
stGARS, TOBACCO. SNUFF. &C.

HIS
Flues, Accofdions, Musical Boxes, black s,~kt;c,
-iver elastic, silver plated, and gill watch guafds.
gilt Se,ssor-chaios, gf, Watch Keys, Breast fins,
Ea'-rings and Finger Ring.; Toy Watches, German
silver ihinbles Silver Penriis, lead and slafe
Pencils. steel Peas; dressing Combs, Ivory, Hon,
German Silver. pocket wooden. side and t;'k'ag
CONT; Bra,'. Oh Cslaebe: fiayins Caids,
Do0iBss, Pin Cushions; Shaving Saep, shaving
Boxes, aud Brushes. Hair Bidshes ~ith la1e ns
glasses. Scissors, Penkhiyes, Pistols, Razots und
Strops; Spectaeiss TO suit al eyes; every variety
ot ever pointed pencils OF all the Improved kinds ;
Spool Ccuon; tho best of Blaekngi Matches.
Wsir.s Snuh box :, Pocket Buoks. silk. cotton,
and bead Pni :es. Percussion Cups, Hooks & Eye4,
Needles and Pins; E,scnre of Peppermint, Lem III,
and Cinnamon, at cents per BOTH; Song Books.
spelling, ieading and picture books.
iis ubovt list embraces but small paIli"n uf
the s,snttmeut just received. ~hich, connected
Nth their fofmef stock make, IL equal to my ever
ofrfed Those wishing TO purchase. viii do we'll
10 call and cxamne Co Ifi-thseises. at ttr hense
Il Mr A Young. nearly opposite Mf Boak's II =
tel
Jafu arI %. 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
TO THE FARMERS.

MOT having been able 10 sell the Opcqurf
IN Mill, | have determined 10 work il myself this
year. Farmers disposed 10 grind their CROPS
shall have the earliest attention. paid to theR
either ihefe or OF the lloneywood Mili, If The,
bring their CROPS IN to either, early IN the season,
and the flour placed IL the boat for them according
20 order, without Any charge. will also pur-
chase ~beHI at the highest price the market viii
sllnrd al both places, ami viii be accountable for
evriy ssft of gtsin taken Eio the Mills. MI.
Philip Trasnei Is my Acknowledged agent, and any
agfeeHaent nsle BY him. will be a. binding ~ IL
made with myself aud in case nsiiher ofns j.
present, the receipt Of the head-uiiier al either
place will be sufficient. Mr.. Trsmel myself
viii sndeay3r give our personal Alteration 70 The
0pequoa Miil.cvery day. Arrangements f,r bnat-
ing of the dsur speedily as u can be manufae.
,ured, have been made with experienced boat men.
10 whom believe the utmost confidence may hv
placed. aud customers shalt have their lnui boated
upon the same terms w':h my.eik
EDWARD COLSfON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
BARGAINS lN EANGT
AND VARIETY GOODS,

lDAAlES,AAAa1G AsJ BAAAOA
AND VARIETY GOODS,
ar the following description:
Sfsazars. superior article;
Rszn Strips, all kinds;
Pen Knises, large assortment
Needles, VI the b~,t MAX
Fi,.tr.. ~ good saA cheap afi'ele'
ptusss-siil head bucksktn ans s1eoi;
Ibai..--faney ps'sams'
Purse Slides steel AMI glt
Wa4ch Guards, elastic and siki
Peeke. sps Giassss;
Jawelly. gold and git;
Snuff and fob4eco bsxssI
Small 10y Drums
Watch K .ys, good P-tieEn-.
Combs of every description.
Hair brushes. superior kinds;
Cloth, -
Pockc; Books, small and large:
Hooks aud Eyes. small, aud fp' eioaksi
Beads iai &c and seed; Percussion Cspr;
French Leather DRINKING Cups;
Spectecles, silver and common,
4" Morocco case and pspsf;
Roman Cement for mending CHINA aid Glass
~stei
Pins,--Amefican solid hesdi
Conversation CaIds;
Silver and brass rhiinblesi
Germsn PIPE; Shaving brushes and bosesi
Cork bbd WOOD Ink stsad,;
Qnills, Opaque superior;
Luctrr Matches, sale article;
Lilly White; Orris Tooth WASN'T
Chlorine
Iadian Dive for colodng tie hair;
Balm OF Columbia. Tor growth VI nsI;
Small allow Basket;
Court Plaster, Sc. &c., &e.,
with a great number Of other articles too nnfner'
90, 10 mention, which win be sold 10 ensure bar
gls1s, --maDy OF ttem OF Fist cost.
WIN. DORSEY.
n. D. Persons having accounts due with me
will please cali and settle either by Cash NurE
"a do not wish to put them in collectors hand
WILLIAM DORSEY,
March ., I3i3 DRU6sIsr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

Tue ToMATo. The celebrity Of this
plant ls aston shing. A few years since
prt du1,ce rpvilcd at its cxcellencics with
us most vlnJlctivc iauntlngs. Now, It IS
an article Of SO general popularity, scarce"
" glrien, or IN apo ogy Tor one, II is
10 be found where i. is not cultivated, IN
almost every voice is loud in pro ia ming
lis eXcellcncirs. THE Tomato has three
kinds o. varieties, 10 wit !: the large com
mon, the egg, and tho golden drop. We
prefer the Two last kinds iur culture, as
they are frmer, or more solid in their
flavor. The tom may BE- started in u
lot bed, or in boxes in he house in
March. Then by care, large thirdly
plants will be ready for putting ont as
soon MS the season ofiros, is past. They
do not require rich soil; this causes
them 10 run too much to vine, but rather
en- excitem'n, to push forward to perIcc-
ton. We know Of no more sure effective
II produce this than TO put say half or Il
third of common shovel full Of hen or
.gions' dung in The hill. 1t is sdmirsblv
calculated for pepper or for tomatoes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
f,ver gratefully yours,
IEDNf IIlnNEn AZ AnIInn.

y
Cay and county Of New York, -: | hereby esr-
tify that on fhe 90 h day Of August, l942. The a.
bov- named Thomas Turner appeared before mer
in The Mnyor. siiice. and having been dolly sworn.
stated that the sbuve stsierent BY him subscribed,
HOB II. MOhNiS,
Mayor oi the city Of New York.
do bereby certify that the above is correct
sta,euen; Of The case q fhomas Turner and tic
fleet of your Sarsarsrla upon him. III. wife
being ricmber Of a,y congregation ! have ft-
qnently visited them. sad know the facts to be
true SEYMOUR VAN DEUsEN.
Pastor Of the NJ. Episcopal Church, Duane s..
We, the undersigned, bepg ueig Lhors OF Thou'.
as Turner, do hereby certify that The above is q
correct statement af his case and the operation Of
your ssrsaparils upon him.
WILLIAM LOZEY Wine Merchant,
Cafne, Cbutch snd Lsonardsstss
JOEL D. puRDY, Grocer.
Corner II franklin ard chaseb sis.
ISAAC t. C0WL, Grocer 81 FlanAlin 81.
References j. also inside, tf rny fsiheT evidence
il teqniiedl 10 Mr. James Bro@n, q The honse 81
Brown Brothers & Co.. who - acquainted with
the above particulars, in whose empss'y the above
nemrd Tui aer was for q number of Years.
Prepares. and sold wbDlesale and retail and for
cxporlaiion, By A. b. SANDS 4 co, Dlngsisss
and Chemists. Granite Badnes. No. 273 BFosa
way, corner &c Chambers street, New York.
q. & G. W, DOLL, Agents, tby specis sp-
peiatnient Of he pfopfie;ofs) To- NsIlnsburg and
siciaiis. Faiss o. per so,ie' Az hossls Tor 81.
U..smhsl 20 lSl@-y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

AT Norfolk on Friday, Mr.. Mordica
Cooke, Jr., wac examined before Alder.
man Leigh, in relation to the death OF ,lr
~ Gardner, lato editor of the Portsmouth
D'minlon, and altsr laborious inyestiea.
ton. was discharged.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
school, .Tanep alo other


& MlIHS Geography. Comley's Spelling Book,
- United States Reader No. /, snd 3, Pike
Au,hmrtic, Webster. Spelling Book.
FANCY Friendships Of-rns, Ia. Gem In
dy'- Book Fioras Lexicon, The Violet, Albums.
RELIGIOUS. libie-. supsrio, binding, com
moo Prayer Books HYMN Book. &c.
OTTER BOOKS Farlry's Books, Science
Com. Things. Moore. M.iodiss. M!,s Lapdon' :
Poem, Aiinsnscs
VARIETY GOODS. &C. Silver Srec,acles
common dut", Saver Pencil Cases, Silver : lid
Thnhr., silver Shi-lds, Bends, smell and Large,
Peuknises OF the best KIND Roseis and card Scls-
.ur- SauH Boxes. Fl i b, bushes, Cologne Water.
various klnd. Of Nsch Guatds, Water coipr~d
Paints. SIX Purses, l"ys for rh'ldf.n, fnirs, g."
Sc with great variety OF other articles, which
~ill be ,old on pleasing ts,msh by
Nm DORSEY,
October 20 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

A laiy asked JACK tar why yesse
was called she.
Because, answered Jack, with know
ing leer, The rigging costs more than the
hull
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
Desirable Tract of land
YTT MI a. x " II a.
'ENlIE under,iepsd ei,'rs CO.. sale that desirnble
Il 1RaCl or LAND, containing
ssShH AGREES.

formerly belonging TO the heirs Of Isaac Van Nj
TIE, decd. II I. sitqa'ed sbnnt mites from Mar
tin.burg the County Scat OF Berkeley, w in view
Of he Baltimore and Uhio Raj, R'ad, which great
national thproughftr- passes bat "a Few hundred
ward. ffofa il. The IMPROVEMENT IS upon II
are all god and in excellent repair. Thc grrat.r
portion of the tract ia Limestone land, all a,ispiea
10 yk-al, Corn and CiSeer, md the b,isu.e
S.te land Of the ,sst quaiiiy-tnd nearly ons-1a {
of the entire snl clut.isi with ,nbvr Il has uPcn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
COMPREHENSIVE.

FE7HE undersigned have this day associated
n themselves a. partners in the MERCANTILE
BUSINESS, ard will trade under the name and
linn OF G & c. W. Doll.
GEO DOLL, ir.
CHRISTIAN W. DOLL.
October 6, 1912. Oct. ]. lS42.
GEORGE DOLL. Jr,, Tenders his thanks to The
customers Of the late irm Of Wilson g. Dali, and
respectfully socl,s continuance uf their fasors to
the new concern If G. & c. w. Doll.
October G. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
Attention! Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
q U U g H @ u s ..

fNiilS valuable Improvement 10 the culture
l. Bees has been Introduced into Loudoun
Fairfax, spou-y lvsnis ,Csrohne, Clarke, Jefferson
Morgan, !}crkeley and Frederick, we'll as many
other Counties in the State OF Virginia, and is ua.
questionaby decidedly superior any other Bee
House 10 use. IL IL 50 constructed as to prevent
| the dspiedations OF the worm eHectually, every
patt OF the boa.e being vorm-proofi it prevent.
the ttonhle and loss incident to hiving, and affords
every facility Tor taking the honey without destroy
ing the Bees. The house may be constructed with
say number of apart meAts from three to sixty, but
fifteen is az convenient as any Other number.
House OF individual nights ean De had Of
Mr.. Levy, Morgan.
Mr.. S,aekhcuse, Winchester.
Nj Danucr, Middletowu, frederick CO,
Dr. Kline. From, Royal.
Mr. Latham, uprervii!e.
Mr., Fouche, L-e.burg.
Mi Van Ness. Dumiries, Prince William, Va.
Peakr & Maddox fredericksburg.
Grctier K Peake, Richmond
and County Rights in the State Of vngiois, OF
q. +. ROBERTS.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co, Va.
Tho following are selected from number OF
other ceruhcates, to show tue success which has
attended II wherever introduced.
Know all men by these pressuts. that We, the
undersigned, citizens of East Fairfield, State
Of Ohiol do hereby certify that We have seen and
examined Robert Martins Bee Palace, which mas
been in use three seasons, aud do certify that 1t is
tree from webs, and that It does pass oil the worms
aud answer that l'ui pose beg ond ssnguiEe
expectations; and also, that it is tie most
nient for taking honey and preserving the Bees OF
any plan OF which We b,.s any knowlrdge; and
feel Iseiy-s Justified ia recommending an eater
PrisinG pubic 10 ny il for themselves.
William Ecoh, l.rarl Thompson
Jacob Walker, VI Wharton
VIM. Nisht~ ne, .Ioha w. Neigh,
Nm. {. Williamson, JOS, Patton,
Aitliou Grey Robert w. Jackson,
tro Husmen, q. II Brown.
Bsnismp Narklcy. Jacob Anderson,
La,nb't WiiIismsun Win. \. Msu1.tl,
J..sr Williams, WIN. liail.
Jas. s Taylor, Charles Kay,
BENZ Ferrail, Jacob Richards.
Apr.l2l les.
csrl,iy the above 10 bs true copy Of the orr
ginaI. L. T. ROPES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
COAL! GOAL!

uSF received by the undersig ned, a quantity Of
~ STONE COAL, which he will sel low for
cash He hos made arrangements TO have y, con.
.tan'ly on hand, and will be happy 10 supply those
in want Of IL.
November WASHINGTON KRCEsEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

SNOW AT NArcHEI. cell 10 the
I'm OF seven pr eigh, inches at Nat
oHez, on tbe 18th March. ''"'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
IN o nU09Sa .

IN o teUDSas
FENHE unltsigned, Adminisirsinrs of john X
n Wilson. d"c'd., request oil p.''ens having
cl-ros nssinst thr kstat-, cxi5u them and 81
'niebed TO thr dcers"d, ar "a the hrms al WI
.on 4 Anderson aud John n. Riddie x Co.. taphy
the amount. respectively owing
The character and magnitude of the estate gill
make il p'u,,'r Tor the unie,sisn ind up heir
administration IN as hui. delay Us p",s,he.
JOHN SIROriiER,
GEORGE BOLLJr,
January E, Is42-tf daminiStrators.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
NOTICE.

A lii person Indebted the late firm uf " ii-on
n & Din, either by bond, open account.
ave requested to come forward md -ritr tho same
Immediately, he subscriber is required settle
up Tic business Of the coGcern with The least POS
sible delay
GEORGE DOLL Jr.
November 3. 1912 SRrviring Partner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
.serer-luiiimg Springs,

ono nc a. th- Dwelling tlou-- and has bs.iirs the
advantage Of wrtsr from the Ofrqu Greek which
bounds il on The East, The unisf-lshsd believes
il be in all re.lscls onr o ih- most attractive
parcrDs 1T hand now for sal. 10 tai. cnnuiy.
The terms ef the sale will he lihersl witt
Onr.thirI IN hand I'll. execution ~ the eontfaci
--one-,hitd on the ~ OF -to',rr, 1913, aud ona-
third on the lat of estnter, 1874.
ForftIrth.r p,riieular. "a veil a. upon AL qaes-
zion, I'd wiihih- tl-, wheh is indip nbir,
Apply 10 Chss Jas. Fsulkhrr Esp, Attorney Al
Law, NJ rtInsbsfe
JACOB VAN METRE Sr.
Bssk,ify Conaty. w
Sapto mh.., Is, l3l2.--u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
TO THE WORLD.

AtAN We for a moment look upon wide srrcad
" and, and behold the fearful amount OF suffering
aud disease that there exists without feeling ot
pain nj sympathy arising in OUT hearts accompanied
wit he desire Of bestowing relief # We possessed
ihs powerl No, we cannot; the human heart goes
fu IN TO its fellow and extends 10 him the hand
of sympathy If nothing niarc. This may soothe
but b will not cute He sil feels himself an OBJ
iect that is l1sthed-he sii feels hinsei cripple;
th- anguish still fingers around his Pillow those
~ al familiar with the history Of diseases Cannot
help being struck with the rapid increase of hai
perl iai race Of diseases Arising from an impure
stnie af the blood, or habit Of the system, diseases
of the nlucus tissue; also OF the and elsn-
duisr system scioiuls caacerous ulcers and obsi.
NATE eulanenus EN- tiaus chronic sore eyes and
dsease Of the bones. be chief cause OF their i-
crease is ewing to their being hereditary. running
through Shole families and spreading destruction
along their path BIT fir all these Ills there has
new medicine daWned upon the world md il,
Offering to the public this new preparation. which
has FOR It's oheut tia relief of suffering humanity,
Il becomes necessary TO state Ipnn What grounds il
puts forth il merits and the reasons upon which !,
pnni. its superior claims the attention Of the af
leisd, that all who ,egnrc Us ruay (earlessly
rrrose full confidence its resto,atse virtues. -
But let rs introduce rcndrrs moro particularly
~ 'his preneraticr, With has shs-iy beer
annearnrd "a the public, 'ute lie netns ~ sSn'S
SsHStPARflLA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
Imperial Cosmetic Lotto n /.

TENHlS LOTION il recommended with conf
IL dence in iis vaue for The of RheUtaa-
tiSm, SPrdihs, Bruises. aud Sore Throat Also
for the removal Of FreckIes, Erupiions of the Skim
Chaps Of the Face and Hands, Rouehness 0flhe
Complexion, from exposure to either heat or cold
and - a general beaniler OF the skin, rendering il
fair, smooth and soft
Abound each bottle y i'll be found all suitable di.
rections for it's use
Prepared and sold only by
WIN. DORSEY.
Martnsburg, July2i, lsfe. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13

Rfcsh cas-, groceries, &C.
"a NHE undersigned takes th. method Of inform
T. ing his friends aud the public generally. hat
he has hand, a, the Depot. the following srtl
cles, which he will sell low for CASH
Imperial lea. Gun Pr. do, Y Hyaon do
L,ai Sugar. Porto Rico snd New Orleans Brown
Sugar, New urleau> Mola,N.., iainr RIO CoA -.
aud s.. Domingo do. aii-pce, Pepper, Cheese.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Crackers C',dIes
Sali PelIe, tobacco B-ss and Bsssing, Enl,nc cid
Spanish and HI Sraa. Sugars, by tue hau AID a.,
box. OF by retail. and Maidet. ali of when | w,-i
my irt uds Ia call and see.
WASHINGTON kRoESEN
Nov 3. 1912 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
THG'YARD CONTAINS
oJ E1y-~sray VUts.
INITII3 LARGE I.ETCiIES

md room for two hnndrrd more, riy Of ahich
81. be suhk under the Dry house. There j. crni
Sptins water running constantly in thn Yard. The
imp uIe oil in good order, and IA any on
wishing TO engage in the business, ii is certainly
the best properly now in market in the valley
There is but one other Yard in the place. which j.
uusble 10 supply the demand. The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad passes within 900 wards Of the ioor.
thereby bringing IL within 6 hours travel If 3alt-
more. Chesnut OAK Bark is vety abundant, aud
can he had al FIVE dollars n cord.
II is deemed unnecessary give more p-rtiru-
lar description Of The prnpe,ty, as any one wishing
TO purchase, will view il. We have about GO coid-
OF Bark on hand. which tic purchaser have.
The terms viii he made very easy. and posses
sion given Immediately.
JAMES BROWN,
JAS. S BROWN.
Ii the above property b. not sold BY the 10Th Of
March next, it will be f,r rent
Martinsanrg, Va. Nov. 10. 1912
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
Cheap Groceries, sc.

Cheap Groceries, sc.
wNTE, have gust rsrei,eJ and oa.I Tor sale the
w following:
Loaf Lump aud Brown Sugars;
Suga -h,use and Orleans Molssses;
Rio and l.agnsyra Coffee
Gun Powder, Imperial and Hyson Ieasi
Cheese, Wstar and Butter Crackers;
Pepper, Al-pic~. Ginger Nu,megs,
Cloves, Cnaainan, kic,,
Tobacco and Segars
LIQUORS.
Cngnac Brandy. Holland Gtn.
Old Rye Whi-key and y. England Rum;
I M.'.a'a ,as s' S,,,s sst''' {wlNEs
with eve.y article ia The grocery linz.
J. w. i b. K. BOYD
Oct 20, 1912
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NOTICE.
To ala scss0sss IL may Concern.

Hey Deed Of Trust. executed hv joseph Burns
-E-I to the unders;ga eS, trustee, hearnS kie the
26Ih dav Of Aprll, 1912. snd dab recorded IN the
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EselSe3s

Celebrated Clarified Essence Of
HOREHOUND CANDY.
NOR Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness. Whoeping
IL Cough. Asthma, withneeessary directions. for
SAFE by w. DORSEY.
Aprii Is 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-13
SsrO,s,.G-.9fwus y. Fine Salt.

NNE have just received large supply OF
w Ground Alum and Fine Salt for sale by
sack or in hushs,
J. W. & o. n. BOYD.
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October 20
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-21
From The Buffalo Gazette.
THE PRESIDENCY.

The time has arrived when the friends OF The
Administration should take postion-shouid
throw banner "to the breeze" under which
the patriotic Republicans may rally 10 the de-
fence of The Constitution, and the maintenance
of the true interests of the country. We, there
fore, place the name of JOHN TYLER, atthe
head Of cur columns, a candidate Tor the Pre-
sidency, subj CT only TO The decision Of that tn
bunal, where il patriotism and lofty devotion
TO the veal of the commonwealth, meets It's re-
ward--if true republicanism triumphs, he viii
surely be the nations choice. The principles
of the Administration are those upon which our
Government is founded-whch alone can Sc
cure to the people of this country the full ENJOY
ment of the blessings of liberty, and OF free IN
sttutions. And by these princiPles-by their
representative in the Executive chair of The ma
n,-we are willing to stand or fall-sink or
swim, as the American People shall decide.