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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

and they are presented to Il public with claims I'M
paralleed in the whole history of medical science.
will be seen in tracing the history of all great in,
ventions, that they were not made or discovered until
the arrival OF what may be termed THE FuLNEss OF
TINE The mariners compass for instance, was not
invented until in the fulncss of time it was needed.
The ioadstone always lay at mans feet but he never
knew what wonderful and unerring guide was treas
urcd in its silent bosom, until the Divinity appointed
time drew near when distant continents and Islands
to be unveiled Behold it now transferred to the
bnnaces OF the adventurous sailor, enabling him to
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead of
tlmldly sailing within sight of familiar landmarks,
So with the discovery of the New World, upon
whose shores arise this Giant Nation to power
n glory mission far beyond the conception of widest
fancy. The Old Wordhad reached its highest desii.
ny the "uness of time" drew for the revelation
OF the NEW aud behold the immortal Columbus, from
the orccasc of his drenched and leaky vessel, found
it, So with the invention Of printing OF steam of the
magnetic telegraph Each OF these had its own "ful-
ness of tme, marked made distinct and Providential
Q II In MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT PHLosornI-
CAL PRINCIPLE Is EQUALLY MARKED. Most beautiful
the illustrations and proofs OF this which be
found in the history of the world. We can trace them
from the Mosaic dispensaon down to the present
hour all of them teaching the lesson and giving us
the hope that something yet better to heal human NAL
aides is at hand
That this principle is as true of Medical as of Phys
steal cience is clearly shown i'll the Graelcnberg
Gazette, which is furnished grauitously to all who
/ wi
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
TIME 81 BSCRIBER. LATE OF TIE FRANKLIN
Bnrlineton. October 10Th 1876.
ADAMS HOUSE,

S7l, Washington Street, BosrON.
T N ". T. ADAMS having opened this new
aiss splendid Hotel, beg leave the pub
lie that nothing shall be wanting make it equal 10
any other IN the Union, and not second to any.
November, 1916 l9m6
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SUGARS.-l5 hhds r Sugars,
- 20 boxes Havana do
20 bbls Extra Clarified,
30 do Crushed do
40 do Ground do
90 Boxes Loaf do For sale by
Dec. ~ 1916. FoIIErT BRADLEY
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~ John slICtt, Now OH,
ey~ In towns were there is no branch the Company
will appoint one application by letter. (post paid
or otherwise
order them
GEO, $. FERRI :, Burlington, General gent for
Vermont and Norrh.u \ !. For sale SnrRwoors
Auction Room Wet side square
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

private baggage and money chest OF Santa
Anna, containing $40, Goo, was also captured
The latter was delivered over to the Pay De.
partment The volunteers whoweie employ
ed in carrying the specie into camp cracked
many Joke over the prospect of being soon
paid off in Mexican coin and free Of expense
to Uncle Sam. Ell
When our forces had carried the various
positions OF the enemy, and the road was
cleared. Gen. Twiggs started in hot pursuit Of
the fugitive Santa Anna, and pressed close
upon his heels. A strong position, FIVE miles
west Of Ceuo Gordo, fortified and defended by
a fine batterey oflong brass guns, was aban-
doned by the enemy and occupied by our
troops. Gen. Twiges bivouacked within
three miles Of the lovely town Of Jalapa.
In concluding our imperfect sketch Of this
brilliant achievement, we cannot sufficiently
express our admiration OF the extraordinary
deeds Of our gallant army and able General.---
Scarcely month bias elapsed since our troops,
under Scott, landed on the enemy's shores.--
In that time strong walled city has been cap
tured, together with an impregnable fortress
a pitched battle has been fought under the
most unfavorable circumstances, and against
the most formidable natural deiences; twelve
thousand prisoners have been taken, includ-
ing some half dozen general officers; five
hundred splendid cannon, and an immense
amount Of munitions of war, have been added
to the national trophies Truly, such results
are glorious testimonials OF the valor of oul
soldiers, and Of the skill, gallantry, and per
severance of the accomplished General who
led them. es .a4a.4 et st tIs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
Che @a,ette.
CERRO GORpO.

The news Of another confic, has been borne
10 our ears. Gen. ScoTr, true 10 his pas, his
tory, has fulfilled the high expectations Of the
Republic, and has gathered fresh laurels upon
the heights of the Cerro. Strong III the con-
fdence OF his men and relying upon their well
proved coura &c, the idea of disaster and defeat
seems never 10 have entered his mind. 1.-THE
enemy's whole line entertainments and bat
teres will be attacked in front, and at the same
time turned" Che word 'fail' seems un.
known to him, and the heroic spirit which
dictated the order just quoted, was most robly
seconded by his men, who executed their high
purpose with unshrinking hearts and unial-
tering steps, exposed to the fury of a storm Of
"Leaden rain and iroa hail"
Green be the laurel upon the victor's brow
and brighter be the glory of his name. that he
has sough, to smooth the .'wripkled front" oil
grim visag'd war" with the angel touch Of
mercy. 4.,.
Yet while our hearts swell with proud emo
lion as the notes Of victory swell upon the
southern breeze, sad and narrowing rehec-
ton chlls the warmth Of our feelings. Cerro
Gordo to many cheerful Preside has brought
bu, sorrow and desolation. Many an aged
pair, now in the twilight Of their days, have
bowed their hoary heads for, mayhap. an on
" son, whose form now lies inoulderng upon
its craggy heights. The hear, ofmany wid-
owed mother is wrung with bitter anguish, as
the hope of her declining years has been NIP
ped in the bud, chilled by the damps ofan I'M
timely and bloody grave. Heavy has the
blow fallen upon all classes.-ro widows,
and orphans, 10 mourning parents and SOL
rowing friends, the trumpet tones of triumph
seem but hideous mockery--the banner wa
wing in the breeze but the pail of death--the
roar OF the speaking gun, but the knell
Of ruined hopes and desolate hearts.
Such is war! Joy and misery triumph
and despair are ever grouped in horrid con-
vast. .Nf8##
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
OFFICE OF
INC GRAND CNnrge.

FORTUNE, vAlOH. VICTORY AID WsAtEa..
MEN who have lived 10 learn BY years Of
1vl experience the actions and deeds OF life,
who have studied nature, and looked with
amazement upon events which they never be-
fore contemplated, have heard Of the glorious
achievements OF the American aims. under
the renowned and now rendered immortal
Gen. Taylor The celebrated victories hereto.
fore obtained upon the battle fields of Rssaca
de la Palma, Palo Alto and the stormirg Of
Monterey, fall into Insigni6cance when Com
pared with the last exploits at Buena Vista,
when against fearful odds the American ui-
umphed over his foe, and where was shown
all that ga!laniry, bravery, discipline and IN
ieIligence could accomplish. Gen. Taylor has
placed himself amongst the most renowned
Generals the world ever saw and the Ameri-
can army occupy as prominent position as
any on the face Of the earth: and well may
every Anglo-Saxon hay elaim or kindred. and
be proud OF the relationship which exists with
their American sons.
In different path Fletcher s, Co, pursne
their way. Taylor deals with men, Fletcher
& Co distributes Dollars TO those who seek
their aid. They fight with The ills Of mankind,
and conquer. During Marchthe bleak winds
have vet blown comfort through their agency
they having sold 1seo Grand Cnpituls, one OF
7Iffy Thousand and one OF Iwe,ty Thous-
and Dollars--the first in Pennsylvania, the 9th.
er in this State. The .May Schemes are pu,
forward, and they, with pride, point 10 their
unexampled and unprecedented brillancy--
they actually dazzle the sight. Two Of these
Capitals shall be sold, and those who wish
chances must address early. Orders are re-
quesled to be direc,ed carefully TO
JAMES FLETCHER e. Co.
No. Frankhn Buildings, BaEsimore. Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
Battle of CerrO GOrdO.

In the New Orleans Delta Of the 2nd inst.
we find the folio wing general description of
the battle, founded on information furnished
BY Capt. HuoHEs, of the Typographical
. Corps: .e... ... IL. ..-... .,.,... ....
On the arrival of the other division Of the
army at the encampment Of Gen. Twiggs, on
the 10Th of April, Gen. SooTT, after taking a
reconnaissance Of The enemy's works, de,erni-
ned TO storm them. The position occupied by
the enemy seemed impregnable. and truly 10
any other than American sold.ersit must have
appeared an insurmouctabl. and Impractical
bic undertaking TO carry II by storm or take II
by strategy, l s-ees. .....-t &.
The road from Vera Cruz. as itpasses the
Plan del Rio, which is wide rocky bed OF
a once large stream. rs commanded BY Sc
rles of high cliffs, rising one above the other,
and extending several miles, and all well Tor
titled. The road then debouches 10 the night,
and, curving round the ridge. passes over a
high cliff, which is completely enhladed by
forts and batteries. This ridge is the COM
mencement OF the Terra 1empiada---the upper
or mountainous country. The high and rocky
iaVihe Cl The river protected the right Hank OF
'he pos't,on, and series OF most abrupt and
apparently impossible mountains aud ridges
covered their lett. Between these points. run
ning distance OF two or three miles. a sue
cession OF strongly fortified forts brislled at ey
cry turn, and seemed to defy all bravery and
skill. The Cerro Gordo commanded he road
on gentle defamation, like a glacs, for near .
ly annie An approach in that direction was
impossible. A front attack must have termi-
mated in the almost entire annihlaton Of our
army. But the enemy expected such an at
tack, con6ding in the desperate valor of our
men, and believing that il was impossible TO
turn their position to the right or left. Gen.
Scott, however, with the eye ola skilful gen.
era, perceived the trap set for MIN. and deter
mined TO avoid il. He therefore had road
cut to the tight, 50 Is 10 escape the from, tse
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
The EaeThUNsfibsc EOssMt Of
M W.E.fLI'A9! #
TIE OFFICE OF

IEMIOl@W & CO.,
ESTABLlSEIED for the last FoRry-rlvr
Ia years. notorious from Maine 10 Louisi-
ana for selling Prizes and enriching the pub.
lic-its long Standing as an establishment for
promp,ness. punctuaiity ana correctness, is
only equaled in point Of celebrity BY the ma
ny millions OF dollars il has distributed In Its
time throughout the land ag \
The Prizes that have been distributed are
immense--.NiUions Of Dollars have been paid
out as Prize Money!l! scat e8A.. ,sg., sl.t
We have sold the last six months
0y-5 Prizes Of 5000 each e4s
GJ-2 Prizes Of $4,000 each y ~.
GJri Prize Of S50,0o0i!! iaas y.
We have also sold in the same space tine
not less tisnl 500 Prizes Of 81 900 each l--ma-
King the amount Distributed by Us tace't.uds
of all the Prizes sold.-From the official.
EMORY g. co. have facilities for fur
Enishing tickets tina, no other vendors have
Wnen particular numbers are desired, they
can always be procured by ,hel. whsiher it
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
asrtinssars sazstis.
Published spry Th.osday Morning u, Martins
k..rr. RsxLxle.. $1,000.

Published spry Thsusday Morning in Martins
burg. Berkeley Ces,sy, Puginis. AZ +.
A. S2,00 a year, " paid an sdvsn $3.50
II paid within sin mont hs; ard IS 90 II
ter the expiration III SIX months No Pas
per disc ontinue untff all ARE arnges are
paid, except at the option OF the kdttos.
erApveRTisEMEsTs will be Inserted NJ 8 4 pee
square for three times, aud 25 Gents per square for
every subsequent Insertion.
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EnTs will be inserted
at half price. f - 4.
0y-In all cases, the number OF times must be
marked Gu the MSS. or the advertisement seat will
be published unil fos bid, and charged accordingly
0y-A liberal discount made 10 tbose The eontrsc,
to advertise BY the years 8H85ass Tsi ia a 81
Or Advertisers are expected to make ayment 81
soou the time expires for which their advertise.
meats are asserted. &flH4 tnFns 10 AKA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
BY CHARLES H. LEWIS. {
Ra,eGicsls

A>A.~1~1~ >-~> 49, ~ -S--~1~>As-
rzu foxE BOYS.
Hard, ! hundred years have passed
Since was rs gay as you,
When earth wss ever green 70 me,
And the skies was ever blue;
And loved the summer brook,
And the forests autumn hue.
But, time, thai brings some change ioall,
Hath wrought much change with me;
And in many things much unlike
The boy used to be;
When. years ago, loved to play e
Beneath the spreading tree
Care has not osershadowed me.
Nor sorrow been my lot ha
And have spent some pleasant hours
Too bright to be forgot; a
And forged strong chains, that bind me to
That DIM and earthly spot. 8 W.
NV best and earliest friend is dead,
Untouched BY stain of sin,
But they still live, whose memories
Light up a lore within N
Hope lives, and holds the laurel out b
That would die to win! a@ag D..
For wide future is before, D. 81
My heart beats high for fame;
And have learned TO breathe with love
The music Of her name,
Writ on the tablets Of my heart
In syllables Of fame. ~
Oh! little thought have we Of all
That comes in after years,
To stir the spirit with spell
OF changing hope and fears ,..,a
To ruin all the fancy work
That dreaming boyhood rcarsl
Play, while the glad hours sparkle BY
Like the bubbles of stream; +.
Play on!---the world may be TO you
All that it now may seem;
Love may not be a phantasy,
Nor fame an idle dream!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
EMoRy 81 OC.

p S.--The '.Sniall Fry" Lotteries draw
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday III
each and every week sNs9
Emory 4 Co.sheing appointed agents for the
small lotteries, can sell package Of IicAets M
those Small Fry Schemes for the small sum
of IS package; all other vendors change
S3.75 package. fSt eFss.
Emory & Co. pay all postage. ysss.c ..li
All orders 10 Emory s. Co. meet with prompt
attention. go 1esss NJ
Prizes invariably cashed in Gold. sreq
Emory Co. have made arrangements 70
cash prizes sold BY other vendcrs without char.
ging extra discount, as heretofore
The OFFICE or EMORY s. CO,
(BLuE Feosr,) No. z CALVERT sr,g
Opposite Cty Hotel. Baltimore. I'D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

SUPERSTITION REGARDING the Owl IN
CEyLoN.-Among the birds in Ceyion there
are few more remarkable than the Virginia
horned owl [Bubo Frgmian,g.) Wilson,
who has described the bird in his American
Ornithology, tells US thai 'ss soon as evening
dawns on, and mankind retire 10 rest, he sends
forth such sounds as seem scarcely 10 belong
to tins world, startling the solitary pilgrim as
he sumbers by his forest fire, making night
hldeous' This ghastly walchman las fire.
quently warned me OF The approach Of morn
ing. and amused me with his singular excla-
nations, sometimes sweeping down and
aroun | my fire, uttering loud and sudden
Uaugh q, Va,igh O., sufficient TO alarm a
whole garrison. He has other nocturnal solos,
no less melodious, one of which very strik
mgly resembles the half suppressed scream Of
a person sutfocaiiDg or ihrouled.n The wri-
ter first heard the waling or groaning excla
nation OF the bird while he was accompany
ing body Of troops through denseiy
wooded country about midnight, for the pur-
pose OF surprising and capturing Kandyan
chieftain. The Kandyans consider the cry
olthis owl as presage of death or misior-
tune. unless they adopta charm TO avert its
fatal summons. They call this bird Bagah-
nloona, devil-iace, or devil-bird, and By many
the cry is presumed to come directly from the
devil. The yeracious Knox (who in 1851
published his excellent .'Historical Relation
Of the Island of Ceylon'') is obviously of this
opinion, for he says: This for certain Lean
affirm. that oilentimes the devil doth cry with
audible voice in the night Ills very shrll, al
most hike the barking of The dog; this have
often heard myself. but never heard tina; il
did any body any harm. Only this obserya,
lion the Inhabitants OF the land have made of
Their voice, and have made iialso, thai eth
er just before or very suddenly after this
voice, always the king cuts off people. TO
believe that this is the voice Of the devil, three
reasons urge; because their is no creature
known 10 cry like il, and because il viii ona
sudden depar, from one place and make
noise in another, quicker that any fowl could
tiy. and because the very dogs will tremble
and shakewhen they hear il, and il is SO ac-
counledby all the people" .rIs5 ~ -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
LADIES' NEW STYLE
Dress Clouds. SC. o-snl


WE have just received. and offer for sale,
w al unusually low prices 81 a -
Plain, Plaid and Eoulard Bnegss; ~ ,.h
Satin striped Marques. rel
Iaiia Fouiafd Siik; e ,E. ,e Fe.s Iia
Black Saint striped Bdreges, hau
French and Brides. GMgjlags %. ID
Linen Gatghaass vs. si4t1,gls 81 -.
French Lator aud Briiliants---a nes goods !;
Brocade and Barred Sii.s e. $50 - .e
Embroidered Mourning Ltacns; ~ a&l
sMeusseiaui de Laines and Baisareens ~
Slld wd'p .7Ipaceas aud Blk Bonsbazines
Lace .utisidn iiobes !. .AeTiean Piasds, a,
Plain and Barred Jackonet; Lace sNusiinss
S,oiss. bldia, Booknad Co1Ibric .uustsas ~.
British and .iB.ericas Psiats Hae'fa slDg
aIaschesipr Giagtmas, Fig;acd Nets: pa. ,
Grass and .Nyrsio, Skirts; aaI aGi
Esnca tporked Capcs, Collars and Ch;mf-
ixetts; i21N y f HaS
Thread, S,ciss aud J.ckoaet Edges and Ia
serfings; fN
Cambria Laccs; Q,dlib.gs; .t
Worted Cuffs and Cndsr- Steeres;
Black md Colored Borege Shawis and Scays;
Rich .Nsu Sl,a,rb and Fancy IidhJs;
.4trander's Super Paris made Md Giores;
Sill, Thread and Cotton .lIitts and Choices:
Barege, Calxe and FIJI Ell Peiis;. t.h I'll
HemsiicI and COMMON Linen CnaL c IIdiJs.; :.
Ftinges and Gimys;; asF7 ~
.Ns,e- Stule Buttons fsr Trimmings; 1 4
Sin and Cotton Hosiery IF every description
u VI, & y. Il. BOYD.
-,FfNiH-~ $50. i...
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
LOTT ERY

be for one or one thousand tickets. For in
stance, il you want ca jackets with No. q OF
any other number Oh each ticket, we cas- 81
ways sendn 10 you; aHa sholld the .numbaT
you ran upon come OUT, yea are bonnd u
make. We sold e sealenian from the
Soa;ll 60 tickets viii No. ~ Oh each iicke,
q came on, the firStdrawn number There.
sal, ptoyed that the gertlensn had the Capt
tai pnze Of $40 ,e0a. and 9ihrc number pr
xes--lnsking clear gain BY the one purchase
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
72 Nos.--I2 Drawn Ballot
sL,HEME

25420 prizes, smounting 10 Sl12.9oo
Tickets $4--shares in proportion.
Good again! Chances for all those in want
Of q quantity Of those yellow jackets OF Uncle
Sam--s,amps commonly called the golden
pill-should direct their orders 10 the iar.fa-
famed prize vendors, Emory s. Co Ceruii
cate Of packages will be issued ios-- aa
Is wholes. $3.50 1 25 uys. Sl3.25
Is halves. 1880 25eigh;hs. o.o2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
.TOtlCe.

MIR. DANIEL S. WHITE having ap-
WI pointed ME his Trustee for the purpose
ofsett!ing up and collecting all debts due to
him. hereby give notice to all persons indeb,-
ed to the said Danl S. White, to come for
ward and pay up without delay, or close their
accounts IN some satisfactory manner. VIM.
LUTHER SElBERT is authorised by me to col
lect and settle all such accounts. ffr
SEAMAN GARARD,
Jan. %, lS47-tf i Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
N,WTHGK.

MIR. GEORGE w. ROBINS having ap.
IVA pointed me his Trustee ior the purpose
OF settling and collecting an debts due 10 him,
! hereby give notice TO all persons indebted 70
the said G. w. Robins 10 come forward and
pay up without delay. or close their accoun's
IN some satisfactory manner, as no indulgence
can OF will be given. - - "a,
Mar q. tS47-3r 7sslxsS,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

OIOJU pIIZtS, IIIIUU1IurIe 10 X~~VJVNv
70 Tickets t5--ShaTes in proportion. &c
A certificate of packages in the abovegof az,
"a whole tickets, so "a qrs. $3.50
"a halves, IS "a eighths, e.1S
To insure success and prize packages IN
any Of the beautiful schemes now drawing,
unn must address III . eyer l,1riunale u.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
MCCORMICK WHEAT REAPER.

IHVHE subscribers hereby inform those who
Il are disposed TO use that valuable Ma
chine, that they will have 20 Of them in com
pleie order for the next harvest. They will
be sold at our shop for SOB 25 cash. or sos,
90 days credit-and will be delivered to any re-
spons'ble person ordering Machine, al the
actual cost of transportation, which must be
paid al the time OF delivery
JAMES M. HlTE & SONS.
Anil % lS4Q-5M -.----. - n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
Private Boarding.
MA's. Mary Harrison

"yOUI,D respectfully announce TO the
w public that she has taken the commodi-
Gus and pleasant house on King ST., recently
occupied by MIR. ]. Van Doren. jr.. and is pre-
pared to receive few Boarders on the most
reasonable terms. Mrs. II. is resolved iha, no
pans shall be spared on her par, to promote
the comfort of her Boarders. s " Aae4
April 8. .S4S-tf e4agua ats
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICE TIE $4,000 SMALL
HHf FRY LOTTERIES

SPECIAL NOTICE TIE $4,000 SMALL
M FRY LOTTERIES
Our customers will please take notice that
one ofthe above Lotteries viii be drawn hence
forth Oh EVERY SATURDAY in each
week. Tickets ST., Halves so cents. Qrs. rs
cts. Packages on certificate will be sold al the
following rates: Regular Package Of wholes,
Sl4; regular package Of halves, 81; regular
package ofquarters, $3.50 The purchase of
packages 10 these lotteries is decidedly the besl
mode Of venture, as it gives 10 the holder OF "a
certificate every number in the lottery and the
chance of drawing the -Four Highes! Prise,.
For single ucke;s and packages in the above
lotteries, address ~. - ~ ~. s..
m4 3. JAS. FLETCHER s. Co,
b 6ta es rs8 Baltnsors, Nd.
GJ-All communications strictly confidential.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
AGENTS.
8 Cspt. JNO. l.. PEYTON, Stuxnten
Mr. ABM. vENABLE,

Z gJ-vOLNEY B. PALMER, Esq. Il the daly
authorized gent in the Cities OF Boston. New Yosk
Phiadriphia aud baltimore, for procuring Adver.
tisepents receiving Subscriptions, aud making col.
ieeuons for the Msriinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
$4,000!

md. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass 73. for lS4T.
To be drawn at BALTIMORE, Md, GA Friday.
May Il. 1871
IL 72 Nos.--I2 Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

etGEoRGE PRATT, Esq, Of New York CT
ny, also the duly authorized Agent Tor procuring
Advertisements, receiving subscriptions, and ma.
king collections Cor the Mariiasture Gsze,,e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

e 4Ss sa ~ eaf
s6H 81. -.4ns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
t72 Nos.-l2 Drawn Balcts.

25420 prizes, amounting TO $l72,95
Tickeis $4-Shares in proportion.
A certificate ofa package will cos, for
25whole ticks, $500 rs qrs. Sl3,7
rs halves. T.5o IS elgh'hs, ~ 6.e
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

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