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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at 3 10, p NJ. and arrive ut Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concordat3 l2, p. ,ard arrive at Boston a.
Z 10 the next morning.
Freight, FIRST Class So; Second Glass $3.50
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Boston and
other depois an hour al least before leaving insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, ard whcr
valued at more than $50, notice should given and ex
ira charges paid claim for damage loss beyond
such sum will be allowed. n. q. UPIiAM, Sup't
Nov. !, l5I1. 23i-lf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

To cure lVdrts.-Tako an apple and
cut it, and rub it for few minutes over
the wart; the juice of the apple will loosen
the wart which will in a few days drop
of.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
AGRICULTURAL.
MAXIMS TO BE ADOPTED BY THE
BEE-KEEPER.

nave Iedu OH INC SuOjoCt oI Dees, 10 t""'
Of Robert Hush, on their Natural His
tory and General Management" the au-
thor differs in many respects from Huber
aud other celebrated Apiari0ns, and boldly
marks ont and follows his own path. We
publish below his 2iIh chapter, without
however adopting all his sentiments. 1t
may furnish numerous valuable hints, and
lead to further inquiries and Investigations
on questions still unsettled, and on which
our best observers disagree.
We have frequently referred to Bevan's
little book on the Honey Bee, as contain
ing the best information within narrow
compass, and at low price, We have it
continually for sale.
Hush is a bold e2pcrimentalist, and has
really made very entertaining book;-
the novelty Of some Of his views will make
our Bee breeders brush up their old re-
collections and opinions, and inquire
whether or not they be all correct,-Ed-
itor of Farmers Cabinet.
l. A hive is composed of three kinds of
bees.
LIST. The queen, who is the only female,
and lays every egg in the hive
end The drones, amounting in number
from COO to 1900, according to the pop
ulation of the hive. They lecundate the
eggs the queen, beng the only males in
the hive, and are killed by the,working bees
at the close Of the breeding season.
3rd. The common working bees, who,
being of the neu,er gender, take no share
in the procrcation of their species. They
collect ,he honey and make the wax, and
may be calculated from 1900 to 5000 in ev-
cry hive. In summer the numbers are
considerably augmented,
II. The bees never allow but one queen
in hive, who hegins 10 Law her eggs about
the end Of January, and finishes about Au-
gusi or September.
III. The young queens never lay eggs
III Il '"' '"''"' '''''' I" '''0'e &c "o' SUI
fcicnt number of bees to form a swarm,
the Young queens are killed.
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"0' ""'"' ""1 WIZ P'.'Sn Il 'ne'e 'e 10
40! j, oes !" '''' ''''' '""' WIN" '"' que'"
vt" ~ "D W.,
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90" "''' - o''' f'-'-'''5 ,"'" s'o"'"' az
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Ii, ""','' '''} ''''.'' ''ou' ','ee" u"!S'
VINE" '"'J e"0'a' ''"'' '"' 'e'' perfect
DUO,
la Eggs are Matched SucceSs'Ve'y IN
.''''' anu "''en ''e ''u'''oef Vi peSS WHICH
nave e"eFseu ''o'" Tue col'S oe grea'er
'hah Tue h'Ve Gun contain 'hey form what
Is ca''oa "S""'"' "'''n Is Always accom-
pa"'eo ny" young queen On' never oy
Inc m"'her queen
a. mere are no determined signs ior
'"' 0'P'''"'9 VI " = "'''"' II se'e'".'!
''"vS pace rom '"' "o"' Oh 'e"' a. M'
10 aOoo' '"'' / ''' Il swan Se'o0m oe-
''''' III "'''"! "e''''''' "''u "''o' u"''"s
an
Al "a SWARM never 10 DC put !" an oIo
''.e,
ALL ~ nl'e lndt has lhlo"n OH one
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
CONCRD RAIL ROAD.
Eg geg ttassg tEa Gu s55 - 49,
Fare reduced to $500 from Concord to Boston,

WINTER ARRANGEMENl' - -,
Nv ana ailer November lst Passenger Trans VIII
- run day, Sundays oyccpcd in connection WIN inc
Bosoh ana Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, ds
follows
Leave Boston MIA, NJ II AM, and 5P. NJ.
Leave concord at 34 A. NJ, ll;2OA NJ, and p. NJ.
irhhsIrom intermediate places will run aslOOWs,vZ
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 Ann, 1873 p. M.nnd G. 10 p, M.
Nashua at $3.50 4. NJ, l245 p. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Manchester 0;25 \, NJ, li30 r. NJ, and 1876 pm.
or immediacly on the arrival Of the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester ~ 4. NJ, 1915 p. NJ. and PM
Nashua mt e IL 4. NJ, l!lj p. NJ. and p NJ.
IowcllNt us M,,2 p, N, aud 5r,M.,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the Hcm Concord.
The second runrOn Concord urrivciin Boston in sen
son for Passengers take the O'Clock New YoK
The rOad connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road 80 that Passengers may pass bewiXt Concord La
yerhill. Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately the arrival ihc first train at
Concord, leave by various routes for lopknOn newport
ClnrcmOnt and Windsor; for Lebanon and IHnOycrplym
outh and liaverhi Canaan and Orlurd Meredith Bridge
Centre IIHrbor and the White Moun1ins. On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach ROya,lnn Middcury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and Stmes
to Ogdensbug; Stages also run from llaVcrhill to stan
sicd connecting there with Stages to Montreal NUmer
oNs other stages connecting with the Concord Raj Road
run the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the CaIuUns.
STAGES run daily from Franklin and SandbOnOn 10 the
II O'Clock train, returning after the arrival OithG second
train from boston,
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PREPARATION OF LANE FOR
CROPS


NeA' III '''Po''''i'o 10 maturing ,a"'
'''0 my 10 " P','0''~o,' "'''e'
1e' "o i'''e " ueSPa'o" Yum p'e
"o,N p'''0.' youf giving '0' -
''''''''' P''"'"s' na''c"e, -. CIV w..
e y, ' - Io.n.a, :, =
'0'0o.' ~" ,,,,.. :.
III ''''' "0e' =,
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- Wv" T' ,, ~ !, I'm
'p'' ""' 'n ,c' Wv,
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y, ~
NV W, '''''
Nv y V" Wv p''"' y "' ',0'"' p'O"
'NNp :, ~ " "''' - ~ ~ w. ,
:, .',Nc n.i,.'y.,.
-. -, :.
cd 70 ,bpndon tTcm hercoGor DO mi,
d;styust tbo uti,;tv or,hoso mo,srros y,;th
ont niyino Them n trioy
Tho benefits that ro.rlt from, dam CT.
rinr and authorization If tbo soil and
from the usc If tbo roplor bovo hoor
communicable hut EoIo onnroc;otod ho
cause but little known rrom octuol ov-
pcrience. Lumps of soil or soil and ma.
nure NAV lie in the soil inert from tbo
time of preparino the land for the crop
fill tbo time Of harvesting ,bo rrodrct. .
whircos ira litlo mains woro t,kor 70
pulvcrize them tbcv wouId contribute 70
the sustepapce ortbe croD or Nv chem;
col action r. tho ;r,rovoro,t &C uo
coli
Two, ;,torJ 10 ca, o,t 49, onoho.,
tb;s snriro vor oorId M. do ho.o.
,h;,o 70 onsrro ;ts s,cco.s ,oa nnono.o
vorr ;r,oros,s th,, 70 srhso;l n,onnh ,,o
land wboro tho troos oro 70 stond onl
,vo would strorrIv rooomoood u,o ooa,o
o,or,,;o, IN III o,hon ,,aI :.,.,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

Remember TINT he who neither plows
or sows, should not expect 10 reap.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
A NEW ERAJN MEDICINE
DR.. SMITHS CELEBRATED ST.
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
LN'DLlN IEGEY.lRLE PILLS

DIR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills found
~ superior to all other medicines ever discovered for
mpnrity of the blood, because they only censt the
stomach and lowels from all Bilious lumorS, hat also
promote proper and natural discharge rom the nncs,
skin and Kidneys. Thus by single operation Of this
wonderful purgntve medicine the natural outlets Of tie
system are opened, aud all morbid and corrupt humors,
the cause Otdisease cNpeein easy that
the body is restored TO health as ifby mraiC.
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated. or improved Indian Neeeta-
bic Pills aid IL improve Digestion, cure Headache and
Dizziness, Fcvcrs, ScrOlua Cancers Gravel lrHmaticrs
Rheumatism Pain in the head, side huck and stOmaCh;
Dn"rhoer DySentery and Colo. ralpituGou of the
Hearts Loss Of Appetite and lowrocs Of = r>; Worms;
Bilious complaints-OhstuCrion and other compaieIs
incidents to women, in when they have the EiTry
effects.
For worms the pills arc nallihle-many children in
New iork have been spared 10 their Parents by the time
ly use of these mild and cficacous Pills
This is the most pleasant and clicaCous medicine in
the world and being from the usual taste medicine
does not produce nausea disgust.
Price % cents per Box.
&. BENJAMIN SMITH. NJ. y.
Nprk pfI ,nl isr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

One hours work before breakfast is
a sure way to cheat the doctors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

For work ahead prepare the way,
For this ne'er give your wife nay:
You can't expect a harvest prime,
Unless you SOW your seed in time.
Dolly HoMEspUN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
Hon. John FAIRFIELD.
KINDNESS in scnooI-TEACHING.

In town, thirty miles from Boston, young lady,
who high standing OF governing without force,
and had determined live die by her ish went into
school which below tue average ia point OF good
order Such the Ren;encss and sweetness OF her
aud intercourse with her pupils that, Tor lew
days, there nothing but harmony Soon, however.
Of the older pupils began ia back into their Tor
habits OF aud mischief. This relapse she
with tender and and 10y an IN
creased manifestation Of interest IN them. But II Vas
whispered among the rsnsgressors that she would
punish. and this added their confidence and
their numbers. The Ubedient scduced into csohe
dience and whole school seemed rapidly resolving INTO
anarchy Near the close 81 forenoon, when TINS stale 81
things approaching criss. the teacher suspended
the regular exercises OF the school, and maize appeal,
individuality TO her nsubordlnate pupils But finding no
hope giving response from their looks words she reur
ned her seat and bowed her head and ~ept bitterly
When her paro,n OF gef had subsidized, she dismissed
the school tor the morning Alter niernssiOn she reur
ned, resolving effort, but anticipating,
should that fa the sernauve OF abandoning the school.
She found the pupils all their Taking her own
che paused for gain the strength tor her hna
appeal Al this Janeure OF indecnbabe pain several OF
the nngleaders their aud approached her
They ssid 10 her that they appeared account u the
school, and particularly their ash pardon tor what
they had done, express their Tor the pain y had
caused her. and 10 promise behalf OF all That her wishes
should thereafter be cordially obeyed Her genuine sorrow
had touched q spot their heaTiz blows could ever
reach and from that hour the school with degree
Of intellectual improvement known before and, Ike
the accord vi music, when every instrument has been
aItuned by u masters hand, Iarrng note alter
wards It's perfect harmOny.-lloRAcE MASS,
OF Mass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE or THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM. VIZ,

.NC VIv
VT ihc S'Sie"' '"'
refoiah OF Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cn'ansous hup
oon> rusee- ON the Pace bosbe b- chronic srs
.S ns woe" &c e,rr sah Head Enarfenea' and rain %
ns 'on' snhnofn uerfs s,phie symptoms sean
s"i .s-A-- as'hg ""m an iesa'e'""- use
sfsa,y A.e ties. of pfopsy Penr- OF inp'ienee IN Lie
n. r,,.n " ' ~ ~ "
p,-r.-.. b.,,n. ,h.,, o,,., A, NJ, , ,, -, A.. 49,, -
auhi. y,,.t,uv Win hv .,,.. ts ri M. s 4, - ~,
y.l., III, ,,.d,rIn. A.. .-s.-,
moving the s.u.. IN d..,. hv .,.,n- a.. ,.- ,-..
passing through Oh. r,n.,a system Ws,,, An ~ "a
op.sau they are ,u,v, a, "A N, =. 49,. a.. NJ.
pat.st vii, f.l m, kno an.
operation th. sas-apar,ia nom It's .uraii,, pow,,,
TIE following received by the prop,,o,. f ,,
nvahiab. medicine. ir,.,st by all ,T
d,eied:
BAlrtsoss Jun. TO- 49,.
hessrs sA>ps-tsens Most ehe-ffiy to The
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GtsN13EI753
Observation-Disclosures

are the only Pills
~crc the h'st introduced by that IA me.
pT BEWARE of SPURIOUS PILLS prepar. by oth,.. .su
Hood FILLS" Purifying Pills. garina Pills. ke which Ar.
a"'rred to be paimcd the rube reputation Of m
10 I'd, sony ue aud genuine Sarapara blood Take no
others than m dy they posss-. all the virtues that can h.
~ rS whether as pursave general purifier the
ana "nti oi the body requiring
uua eours. at hvin. may IA, rm,oy
cd ~"h equal -alr AT all times by young male and -
male. - ~ ~ w
In addition To than certificates having b..,
heretofore published ih- increasing sacs and demand M ,,ons
proof IN their favor. Add by
J. II. EusTACE SON.
IVY '"-u No 10. West la strrrt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
TO THE LADIES.

q F. n FIR 4 I. I RI ' ID
From all the Manufacturers IN Me Country.
n Ladies' first quality Half Caters !;
>E~ French and hid Slippers aud Tics;
Walking Shoes; Bronze and fancy colored Bus
kin A-o Misses
nsi beautiful Boots Bukins aLI Auc Ties be found the
country
Ladies particularly ani purchasers generally. informed that
stock rnbae. o style, aud weekly plenhcd
by every hry
Al therefore, confidently Te purchasing such quail
they desire and Determination
peasr satisfaction the
the htIeTisg which nj them
J. u. HOOVER, Main Street
" Merchants supplied by the package
snnahic l6
Liens RARREI.I. riSTuLS-Ju-t received from the
N Manufacturer large OF Aliens self cooking
Bauen Pistols, winch Tor protection
Pistols Tor Iry and precision
eNe.-i Al~ baud superior of
Pocket Rifles ami other Posa OF which offered
low prices, by THOMAS TSRER,
Importer aud Manufacturer of Guns, Rides, &c
No. 60, Main rr,t.
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HAII-UOtD AND STAGE ROUTE.


NN-""No ~" NsS.s NV"
H>HlS route tu the Virginia Springs and West.
ucrt ro.u' OF style comfort Ind economy.
Leave Richaloni RaL Road
"a ulrs ih- North
Louisa Road GoJuvie $50 mes dinner, thence by
tss niles Chatlotiesvl- b.n-
and breakfast Cock din. Ssunion ani
bale mlesl b.iare n,eht
breakfast the Waim Springs the o TO-
and dane Galatians aud the White Sulphur oa mes
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u" ' - - ~ ~, &c, ~, -, -. -. 49, -. -
"NU" ''' 49, 80 49, N-'. -, I,' 49,. ,,,.
-, $50 - 49, ~
-, . Ia, c,,, ,.,,,,,.,. o., a., ,.on foan nail,
- as -, !. a., ,,s,.n .r,h,.s, L, 90 v,it .,,h
,. a. . ~, IN. h., hon. 40 ,,y. ,,,,,,s ,h,, o,hs
-, ~, % In, h.,t,G,. ut, mo-, ,n.uc ,r, a., are ~
t ms, tb, tam. ,rb md org,r,,,,on ,b,urbo, Inv,
: 90, ,,,,,,.,, ~, 81 a, ~, ~, !. no ma,
, sr I,v, ,Is.t,op at misty ,sn and ,s.o,u,-i,I,,y
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IILi's CLnSslcnL Lihrnrn.

fW tfdSSiCU jsiDTuTV.
TlNHE Lady NJ the Lake, poem eantp by sf Waller
sh,k.pearr designed Tor young persons
by Charles lssmh. volume
Ballads aud Lyrical Pieces BY ~ Walters Scott.
Guide to Domo.ie Ilapines- by w. Ges, % author II The
Refuge
GsH. OF American Ancedo.s, or The American Joe
Miller.
The CoaEers Of Crnburr aie cor the Gmrrs' ,ure nook
by Elizabeth Hamilton s'eood edition
C0ebs seseh NJ Wife. W Hannah More volumes
Letters on The bsmeniity Ph"clrs II Education ~ Elizabeth
HsmiHon author ofihc cosz'fFo Gsnbune, vounes
E-ay' with Rsaeeon. every bay Week Occasional
TbouGhis. Poeus, ~ by caintr~ r-not
Gem. ifo", H'r',h Ports sae''dl l er.c,
feBelous Pou Reflections iofrvr day ~ the ppus
thoughts the kHowiSc and NJ God
isuss Impovemcn, Mind add-sed To Lady ty
warwEs spars Minutes. o. received Met1tons and pre,d
tstsd Rcsoupns
The shove with maoy or.,n. for.niet by
~ p Susees1ot tos = Rar,l'y, n" ~ Main =.
CANDLE>. OIL AMI SALT.
IN BONHS sperm tand.ss
sbU 90 bbh Tanners Oh
=, 80 s sSs'' woo'cyf I.oafsusar
900 bbb SAT- in huc order
Landing fof sae ~
bH EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
SUPERIOR PRINCIPE SEGNRS-I5.Ou0
- ranepo ssgaU Of te islm Boar bapi ysfy pr,ot
sIs wILnAHsEHAxALL
IH(s BAGS Rio Coffee $40 do. Lagulra
NtOO do-Reee'vinr fot saIc.
WHITE MARSEIlI.ES VESTS.
QG WHITE nARsElLEs VETS, well and very Bea,l,
sDO ssde ~ ONain sueet
.,Vga sII.As MERCHANT
s-,UPEalOE CALF AMI GOAT SKIN sIIpPERs IA ~
- -srussnt lust shove spp which VIII b. d
es~.p JUDAH MYERS.
tvIs Wet Nam -.
SrIrH IsCOaICE.-1e 81 superior quality. ~
- ~ Nv All DAvENPOET. ALLEN a 90
N Tss Csuassu ~ Gcnbufnie 4 tss by Mfs Eizsbr'h
p.uaaa Jus fssevetby ..
sas NASH WOobhoiSh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

SCALES.
WE arc tie sole agents in this city for the sale
~ "DaeS" Patent Platform and Counter Scales Theas
NJ Scales prepared 10 Offer upwards ~
CITY different varieties adopted every business; manufactured ~
the t materials improved prncieS-using only two small
bra weights tpwrg from quarter n a. ~ pruHd
fom quarter ~ pound To $500 pounds and warranted TO
perfect particular Recent improvements
render pcre offered. and
ned 10 scnthem 1t extremely low prices
r. 20 JOrS Y. TRiPLEI-T n SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

PLEASANT Tome and Aleent possessing all the propsfts
IN of the celebrated Spring EnglBd VIII BE- found part
cuary benehcial IN Dyspeptrs DOES decide
upon the stomach aud keeping the bowels health
aud souhi, condition Prepared ami -sd BY
"a ~ CAYNOR WOOD n co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

FRENCH GOODS,
ar 90 WBTN s. TREET,
Arm 2fTH.
flNE have the purc
u French Porcelain consisting of
Srt Of pieces that mny be desired
supper sets, gilt and plain white
Teas
Supper and Tea Plates, gu and plain Waite
Cofer Gaps and Faurcrs.
To, Guns ami laucer.
Teaprts. sugars Creams and Flop Fowls
Strawberry Frur B1wls stands
Richly Fi Flower Nasrs. all warranted of the
kind Hoisekeoprrs and others invited IN
wM. .. BUTLER a 60,
apH - Main street
lDOYs FtNE HOEs-rrtvrs War have just received =
- very blniDme Boys cafskn B0otees nanuae
fusi Philadelphia They the andsom' and hned sroe
io toys that We have had For sale low ~ 49,
b. 10 ~ w
cheap wayorIcy novels. a.,
SIX WaverIey Novels, tor 30 cents 10y Sir wal
- tor ott whtbe Authors Corsotons snd Additions
70 be Completed ~ Eve vsiumes ~ sS,sV
Contents a. Vol %
Heart NJ " a Lothian; lyanliy
Bnfr ~ tamernFoor. hona'rryi
I...,d NJ ,aoo,,o-et ABBOTT.
Contents ~ Vol "a:
K,niugworfh feyeii' "i the P'sG
Pirate; am
PosiuVrs ~ Nigel auentiH Durward
Jusi publishsd fOT 'aieby - ..,...,.
Jugo Dh"hhR hohh7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

KlDDER'S SKETCHES OF BRAZIL.
SRETCHRs ~ Resistance rmvcis In nfaLl-emb'acing
~ Historical and Geographical Notices Of the impire ana "'
ny Daniel p Kiddor. 2vois-whh husifa
tious Just published, aud for saie BY 800 ...,,.
FH bhLbsfEhhNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

COZ FAt.E.
MANILA CoRDAGE, as1 TARRED, suitable for COLLEEN
I'VE landing Tor sale by
M EDMOND A DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

NNTNTN TTIINf IT v Ut ~"
~ q. 2 ~ The Cheap ldtiou Wavffy NOVEL; ~ GU
~ No. O. Lueirs ItyuT Ags ~ 80
Bertrand or The snfy of Mare w. Ilcywood. W eH
Nus, al History Biography aBd Criticism Wy "eo hosah-
Price 80
Nos. atd iafinefs Lecturer price p eis.
h, % NASH A. wOoDHOUsE.
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Artificial Pyrmom Water,

Fine md TNITH FInc ICas.
Oh PACKAGES Fresh Imperial and g. Powder Teas. part
sbO EI Pine quality, for sale reduced prices
An INLOES A BROTHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

IIACON-jI birds superior Sides, landing rom
sct r,t, and for sale low aud
la a. wA ANDERSON IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

DUNCU BASINS. whole, half and az. boxes.
ID ENGLISH wALNUTS
FILBERTS' PALNNUTs, MACCARoNG-For sale by
iu2a DAVENPORT n ALLEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
Thrashing Machines.

The subscriber has commenced the manufacture
Of Horse Powers and Thrashing Machines at his
es,ablis bment, where he will keep supply ready
for sale, made of the very best materials, and o!
the most approved plan tor strength and durability
and by no means liable to get out Of order. They
will thrash clean and Of easy draft-made to work
two. four or FIVE horses, and warranted to work
WE'LL
He also manufactures CORN SHELTERS, 10
work by hand, by horse or water power.
His La,hes and Machinery propelled by .
Steam Engine; and he is ready to do all Turning
in Brass and Iron with despatch. Mill Machinery
and all other work, such as Thrashing Machine,
and Horse Powers repaired promptly.
TOld Csst-Iron, Brass and Copper taken in
exchange for Castings. J. H. JONES,
Hsgerstown, Md, July 10. l845-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
DR.. ID. Jayne's
Family Medicines.

nNHESE Medicines reeoBme nded aud ex-
Il tensivey used by the most intelligent persons
in the U. States, By numerous Professors AVID Pre-
sidents Of Colleges, Physictans OF the Army and
Navy, and OF Hospitals and AlmshoHses and BY
more thsn 500 Clergymen OF various denominations
They expressly prepared ior family use, and
have acquired on unprecedented popularity through
out the u. States and they admirably
calculated to preserve Health and cure Disease,
family should ever be without them. The pro-
prietor these valuable preparations received his
education at one of the best Medical Colleges in
the United States, and has hrd fifteen years expe-
rience u an extensive and diversified practice, by
which he has had ample opportunities Of acquiring
a practical knowledge of diseases, and of the rem
sdies best calculated to remove them.
Ian. .c.ar.aa. L
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11
MECHANIC ARTS.
COACH MAKING.

PSSHE subscriber respectfully informs the people
n OF Berkeley Comfy that he has erected
Ceseb.Mskef's Shop On Queen St, Nsniosburg.
Immediately s8jebnlng ths Lutheran Church and
nearly opposite he Gazette Office, where he is pre-
pared t0 msns1setDre all kinds OF Carriage work
according q ofdefs He will also strictly attend
70 vi spds II repairing in bis line Of business. up
on the shoftes notice and the reasonable terms
take this occasion 20 return my thanks 10 the
people Of Berkeley County for the patronage re-
ceised during the past year, and solicit continu-
ancs and increase OF The same, as shall endesvor
10 render satisfaction to all OF my customers.
! have also on band some secondhand Carriages
snd Buggys Cor Sale or Hire.
May l. 1885. NEIL ALLEN