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NOTICE TO urILDERS.

ppUrt,Nu. N,uyW q. 1851
DGOrO>N.> viII o. rrggl,rl b, ths rnrlrf,igH.
1 o., 10 thr iui,rI state. llHirl. 90 poHbHI.
until ~ s'rt5l Bt u..H Hf fFr tvHHfy-6I.t .l, ui
NJ, ur>t. &C. irrHi.I.r- fIr mHtaria's aHl doing
co. Lls.f .rIpirrI .r tbr rrrlfIHH Hf liiiIip. 1r
thr estate E,f.rH ~.h.a'. .' frs ifIfiHr "a vhrfh
bts lssB hNri sf JH.s IiraI.th. rTar fFr coz, ui
rurf.iB., and tb- r.fII...hnart u' ub..h vls lu-
t1r'lsj o., a resolve % tas L'gI.aiu, arpuyri
AB-usi l>in.
rars, aHI r.pis. Hf tbr .r.rihrii,aHs pryfarI
I, thr arr'. .t.-t W.. Grfr, =. . BuBHf. m1, ls
sNlr..l.N. a1. 40 rrr,.s,r, ,N..rH1iHrs ,.lt,irrt
uIaH rrr'.Hfr.r fH OH. t.Hr.I.st If ths 4.
Il.fsI r rHIfarH. . aHI iI'r. t.a tsrHf, -s.,rHfh
..E.f March. l-..FHr
N.rH. fH Nh. fHI..Hs ghHse rrHnrs1ls ul, is.
H.H.|f.|. vII r#f i# given r#UI ON. hfst dsl "'
JHH. r.>t. srI fhr t.nr.....r.r. rrsrry, ir tbru.
..I.. Nh, ugH. t1 rrlH,t ar. Hf uI 'hr TuHrH.l.-
rr.,.rri. % lr il,Ir IHI.rsHt OBJ. iHfHirst % tar
~.Ffr fHgHrr them rH 90 sH.
a. h\nIESuN.) Caup,...aasr. f'r
JuilN ". DAM ,sblTsHrE
W.NN CVETTr >Sa,- E.l5r >5h..I
uprrh ~. jfN2i
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Notice.

4 H. rrrua. iul hi,i o. ihc late 6uu. Il Den.
Y I~uN = 60, ~Huth rari., sui DENl~ON~
IElE & kENDll.L, NurvH,, ar rVur.ird a.
.ftkr iunHifHtr Ig,HHHt, 90 sayy rH.i.
Tb. bsk. H.i, H. fHuGI 40 ihs store uccupicl d,
p.rIsl1 4 kr1lalI. Nurvp,.
pENISON>, TRUE 4 kENDhlL
Amhl. l~jl on
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STUD HORSES.

-. TilE suls,til-f wonLl iuf.r
[S, The p,ilIi, that De- will have from
~ u tHur o. siN ~tui iiHfsr. during
N't u The prrseuA ,spn. Blask lla~k
s>''-'i'~ with soHlh,r llu,,r, will stand
or ihr ruu,a Gom nurki,d o. nN6sh Nilh-y, and
r,turr a. iluskbrLi b, ih, ~, IT Cau'un ani liy.
rr,Dlfr. Two utbsf llHrs,. wiil have Burk6'l f1r
TuurT. l.vi.'Hl. Mechanic Iar., Nurva, \Iihgr
%, ihr vr, uf rafIs ilI 90 rr,kt.II m, .uh.
s,ll'rrs vuu'i ,1, that thv ,NT,,t g. D. ou the
-fuHH1 with HHr rev llHrs, that vtIl Crmparr With
tr1 llHr.r iH th. CurHt,. u,tu.,u uHu arI The
f.sl oi VI, ihs hIi. O. tIr above llur.cs, uf lc
posted up o. lHi.rm o., UulIr iIr fuut'. aui unc
.liI llUT-H. uiI tuI iIf oh, s,a.ur.
AMERICA TNEINR \ C.mrau,.
HHskh,Ll. March %, i~5i. 5vspl'
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Irrr,lnn Nniirr

V'IlI~ NAV osriif, ihlt |, h,a Bonne,. Il Peru.
Count, of ONiord and state II Maine. have
thi. tenth d,y NJ March, ISL, given ny minor .on
CHARLES u. BONNEN hi. Tim o. act g. hin,-
s,lf shall not claim any oi his samngs, or Iay
any d,bt, Of hi, contracting, after this date.
Asa BONNEN.
spill N. 3wg.
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PnupcT Notice

'rllE sHl-,riI-r. having ouHir,ot'l With The
OyrT.s,r- ui th, r,-ar Il ths iuvu ot Bethel,
o. sHpf1rt p,ls.rah I1I~su, a IauT,r ~ .a,l town
be-. ut'H su.f,li. pruy.siH, Or hrr at hi. huuss.
The. O.. 90 iHflri 10 rrr-Hus hprlsriHs ur tusting
hrr u1 CO., 1r-,UHt, as ! shall "a, debt. ol hes
,rufT5.trrE IHrr THE date.
GEORGE T. rNRWTlt
Hsib,l. NpriI ., ISL 3,9
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Guardians Sale.

DN ,u'rs Il ll,rr.r irru ths Court Il Probate
ID .r 'H. C.urN Hi O>lsui, I .hdl IN At rul,-
r. 'ahs. u rH' rrt,i.u.l, .uI 90 wI,,is .al1, ou
N,iu,,d,, ihs is,bh d,, IT NAV o,Nt, ~ ten oi
fhr Ul,k 90 CO. fT.u.uu, 40 ihU right aud iutcr,st
NpNN u. ROWE, minrr,hih ~ SAMlEL 4.
ROWE. bi, uf ONiuri o. .aii Cuuni,, deceased.
hn. iu che llum-.t,id Farm II .arI deceased, .ul-
.,t o. thr widow. dover therein. Term. made
kuHvu 40 Nh, time Il .al,.
WI. q. rEARCE, Guardian.
Dalrl % ONllrl. Ami u. 1851. Q
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House for Sale.

COOD anil crnyeuisu, onc Stnr,
y lluusr With vuud house apd laru
'fsFiaI arJ un, anil hall trr, It gupi bnj pi,as
-g, In ,lr, Situated i1 >unth r,ris Nilhge, or
s-l-st---- lba i,ld i..,jiDs o. Paris llil. lol
further particulars, rn4uus II
URBAN SlIOREN.
>auth rari.. Miryh 81. ISJi tsid3ss
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Freedom No,icc

'I'Ill> 3. o. csrtiN that have ihi. IA, given ~,
.1H, WILLIAM ALLEY tb, rusiu,i,r ui
|.. f... f.b.f .r h.u. n. 1rl -h1l claim r1n-
.f L.s rlfrir-. r.r o., au, drhi. ~ bi. ,uutaci.
.-..r.rIs .Tftr. OTi~ ALLEY.
Nruf-W. NtIlN.
U.rtr'. Nbuh 20. 1851 3v9
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Administrators snI.-

DN License of the Probate Comt ior the Count,
ID oiON6td, .hall soll At puLlir auction or al
priyltc 'lla, AZ the late rcsidencc of William Rus,
of laus in -Jd Cuunly deceased, on Monda, the
jlh day II Va, next, at oue o',lock \. VI, al the
real estate lEougiug a. Ihc estate of -aid deceased
consisting uf pan of the od Slearus finn - call.
ed IN aid Paris. ASAPll KITTRIDGE, Al.
Paris, April 1, ISL. Sos
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To all People.

I HEREBY agrcc To gave CHARLES q. GOD.
| WIN, my son hi. time. llcreb, relinpui.hing
all claim. to his services. And shal pay ~ debt.
Of his contracting from this date.
DAVID 4. GOODWIN.
Attest. =. G. Virgin.
Ilamlins Grant, March ~, 1851. pl3Ns
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THE
Indian Dyspepsia Pills,
trHr IuU
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, IulL
STOMACH. NNp MI H. At.
TINnNNT EVILS

llNIANA ~ H.
Thee Pills have p1 .1Qsr,1r ur ATT ihr rrrH.r.
&C. vhrsh a elthsTte Hr Tur-1rivc mriIgI.ts De- &C.
UHIrrH
TbI, ary n.iI lsi thsruu-h rH their uysuf.HH,
5s11.ihg ths .tausrh sul tn,si- oi nll ,HT1Ht'...
a. ei,iH. tHur tuI .irru-ih tH oh, vhH'r s,siru.
o. cases ~ Long standing Lung Conn
plants. with attrH.itut cH.t.,,rr.-, fhN saHuiL
g. u.rI il JHunrgtin1 With AuHlrr'. Bplsu, usn.
tl.usi above. lrI vI'I often effect ourrs, ,iirr all
JarH1iHu ulssHs have ail,i II ans god effect,
so D, trlisr. iu msiIriur -rHgH.',, 1r' D.,
Ils1O Hove. rsri. ili, liu.J 4 Go. and N.iisH
~.utd Psris l.. Wa.hIuFB, ". PARE; T., Nao.,
4 Co., BsskhsaIs J . Hove amt Roland turghrI
>Hmasr. 4. l.. Innris and ~hBskIs, \ ia,Hr
NHrsa,. VI. Eubi1.Ul and Nalfuti15 \ Mo0rr
MsJhluic Isls. lyt3
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BOUNTY LAND FOR SOLDIERS.

TI'UE Sui=rrilsr prusur,. WAHENSrs g. H0rN-
~ lANp, Er ths >.iIlrr. ui ths Wsr Yi
lsl2.-aIsa t.r WIDOWS OR MINOR Cllll-
DREN UF DECEASED SOLDIERS.
" IA. ths Muster sai a., EuI. uf lna1y uf the
Comrsniss raised iu thi. state aHi Nss lllHf.hIr,.
Sc che tstm ~ ~ s1i l. lu.uth., who vrr, i1 ar.
tual service cen The iuss aBi in Canada.
lle also has ths NhfB Rllls af tuau, uf ths Cuiu-
Tauss II the 90, ~. s,i g0 da,.' ulen d. ven,
.ttl.asj ou the .satu,ri be- lSit, comprising Oh,
ts., Il thass Sul,ef. whp ~srs detained aui laf-
81 from ths Coantrs- ot Cuff,-T isni auI ONflfL
Thuss LIVING az tistsnsr truu ths sit,, D., wtit-
o.. tu the .,iisrrsr slu have ihr eydsury 81 thsr
service arranged ia pfuper ani l,gal rnsausr. and
thsir D,chrstun. flruarlsd o. them ipr .iguaiurr.
thereby saving them 40 unDsCcsssN cNTsuse. Thsrr
ising uauy of The name uu The rul-, o. avoid
mistake, ihsy shosid state un,lsr vhai taptsia.
they served, ani their place oi rcsideuce Nhrn DRAFT
sd
TTHNs HTAsoNAHLE-paymsut nut required ul
tAe Warrant. are ubtainsd
ZK. HARMON.
Dmcc at the Court House, Portland.
Communieii,on. po,t paid ~iIi receive promp, al.
teHti0n. 2u1
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IU HUNTERS
PCT.AUGNARS B9LSAnT
uTrfN ,JUTs
CnUCuS AND LUNG COMPLAINTS

OfL.p- ur .bnst .iaulrr- a,,oI auuItir-1 u.r.i7.
have i-yu usTt iT NaIH.
o. case. uf IaI r.I.'. sBl cuushs ,o b.-s'
Tuys su ,f,Jtul rrrr. buf Boz r1.r. ni in's
srtNuts, rrNs ,nvrt ,tNrs. vTb s'frr..rui
.H.H,,r..-. B %, UHsr. uf l'rf,N lNsFtrrtN
Puts. uururr..n,d Isi,. .bru.. I. u-,d H 0.ursr-
i.na urh fls IaItn, vh.Ih urI ,',ri.,'l H,n.
Lrs fb, IrvrIs, aHj rr.trtr h.l.h ari .usrI'b o.
tI# sf.fru.
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MAINE
POULI'R Y.

I CNN frrHi.h Egg. Er h,trbi4-. tium my own
| r'rg .tHfk. uf thH lullHvi inc kmis-~h1rghsH,
ItHfl--' imlsr1trs1,l Whit, DurAiug sud Bhrh
spanish Maine Agricultural Wlrshlus, and seed
Store. Market ~guIr,, puitluj.
wv. -. N. GWNNNETH.
P.rthrl. Marb ~. 1851. 2uS.
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MOTTO a.

.. hrr,ls given that th, Corluncr.hip ~ Den,
l~uNS, IElE = kINDNLL, will expire out.
hrsf a., Hf NrrI neat. D., limitation; and at p'r,
..u. .1. Lfsi o. ibr .ait hu ars hsryl, requested
o. call and settle the .af8,.
The il.Ipsss vii. H. Cuntinurd a. their >turc iH
NORWAY VILLAGE. %, pENI>ON \ kEN'
DALI. >uictl, on the JIy-aafs p0s11Is, as uo
l,uk. sil h. upsl,d aitsr ih, hr.t Of April urNt.
Nutsa,, Mach y, 1851. o u
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WOOL WOOL!

N-NNTEp. ~ 600 LDS. WOOL. fruhish
W Clsh B1t Oh, hr-hsst ri,r.. win T. pail.
pENl~ON \ kENDNlL.
Norway, Aprj, 1851. Im9
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Che 0fOrS Democrat,
FUBLlsHED sway TRtDAY MORNING ny
GEORGE L. MELLEN & co.

TEENs.-Ons lolhr and 6iiy csnts IN advance :
dHlht and ssyeuiN .hye cents with usiN unnths
two dollars At The end oi tAs YEAR. To wbi,h 90,
ceuts MI h. added &c eNery YEAR ,a which Tsy.
msut j. delayed.
ApNHUrtsESTNrs Inserted on rrasonahls terms
The prupficturs MT hing secounisbe Sc any error
hsyonl The aussunt charged Sc the ad,sttissmsni
- payusui Sc aii sdysrtiscmcnts j. held o. h.
sus NON The date 81 the 6rst iuserion.
Nv. n. Palmer, AsLRtcAN NrwsFArVE
AsTNr. dpitrdh hy the prupriesFs of the tst Journ-
a. a he Nhos cuuntr, O. rryy,yc AMI rvc,pt tur
Ssi-cupt,ons and Adyeftiss msut a. The pulishsrs'
lasest Rate, which msy D. sssn az the Ngrucy.-
lss.r'rai ssfsfs Hssf-s-NosIag's Bsilslar. Cas,f
=. NJ laF&--Tl1bsss B-aiiiss,. Phlsiopha-
TATi 4 CAsfsa sis.
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEALY ENECUTEp.
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Hay for Sale.

EOI Sale twenty tons frs, quality Of lnterye
Il HAY, at the barn one mile above Shows Falls
In1uife II y. BEMlS.
PARIS Hill, Jan. y, 1851.
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BE Wise i'm Time
tbs Folly to Defer !-ARicted Read -!

"HOUSANDS are suffering from disease
IL from which there is no difficulty in being
permanently andspeedily relieved, providedthe
right means be used. AS every vice has its
own punishment, so il would seem every dis
ease has lis remedy. Thisis true, and there is
nothing in this life more certain than that the
AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most spec
dy and certain remedy for all diseases of del
icate character, known 10 the world. Adapted
10 every stage OIL the disease, sex and consiitu-
ton, at all times and seasons. there is no fears
Of exposure, detention from business, nor re-
strietion in diet; from the certain and speedy
relief IL gives III is now the most popular rem
edy Of the day. Ten thousand cases have
been cured effectually by il during the past
year. Prepared by practical Physician, the
afflicted can rely with confidence on its cura.
tive powers over diseases of this Character
0rCAUTlON.-Askf ort he A merlcaE Com
pound, and purchase only Of the Agents, 294
Market Street, Philadelphia.
9J-For sale in Martinsburg, Va, by VIM.
II. HEsLErlNE, Druggist; o. G. STERLING,
Harnsonburg; t. HAMMOND. Harper's Ferry !;
l.. s. EIcBELBERGER, Chariestown, Va, and
by Druggists throughout the United States.
November 10, lS50--ly. INfgV
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Completeness and Health


AaH MY DEsR SIN. know you win have tie kinJ-
TO bear with me in encrpaching upon your time
while acknowledge On behalf Of myself and ,si.,l
tic obligations feel oursehcs ander TO you "a has
ing made known certain matters contained In your
most invaluable Married Womens Private Medical
Companion 1t has been worth its weight In gold
to mo. If express myself rather warmly. you Nh
see that can not do SO too warmly, when inform
you OF the extent to which have, through ii. been
benefited. viii state my situation when ohtnned
your book through the inerest curiosity Hook upon
It as one Of the most fortunate events Of my life
had been married some ten years and was the faleS
ofseven children. / was long struggling INCREASINGLY
10 the end that might 6ain rnosiesate competency.
but the results Of nytnosi eAertions at the end Jeff
me about where nj the beginning OF each ear;
and that only with tho iIsost snfed economy. cuff
cling with bsrey the necessacs Of life. Finally thia
constant effort beginning to bsve its effect upon
my health felt less capable to endure i,s eontinu.
ance, while felt the necrgsity OF perseverance.
"This constant unceasing struggle on my part vas
imperative in consequence Of the FRUSTRATED condi-
ton Of my wife with occasional intcr1nssoul for six
years. much Of tho time confined to her bed. and of
course incapable Of taking the charge and nanages
ment OF household affairs Her condition arose from
causes Of which was ignorant Oil what would
have given had the ak years 10 live ever ags.a'
What would my wife have eivsn to- have heep spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE on a
bed Of sickness -al OF which would have been
avoided, bad then seen a cory Of TEE MANNED
WonAs's PRIVATE MEDICAL Cusrkrios"
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VARIETY AND FANCY GOODS.

den Knives from 90 cents to So in price;
l. Tuck Combs--Horn, Buffalo and Shell;
Dressing do, from the cheapest to the very best;
Kazors, several kinds and qualities;
shaving Boxes with Looking Glasses;
Small Pocket Mirrors; - brass.
Solid Silver Thimbles, German Silver and
SIX watch Guards, large and small;
Porte Monaries, large and fine assortment;
Pocket Books, calf, sheep and morocco;
Razor Strops, Chapman's and other kinds:
OK Marrow, for dressing the hair
Steel Pens and Pen holders;
Fms, superior, in boxes and papers;
accordeons, German and French;
Ivory finc-tooth Combs the finest kinds;
Drinking Cups, patent leather;
WORK Boxes, fancy for ladies; fB#
Dolls, kid and wax !,
lr'ir brushes, of the most superior kinds;
Clothes do, finest qualify; ~ ,s-1-7 'g,l
Flesh do. long handle; H Sswm
Blacking do, various sorts; s.. ~
Ground Paint brushes and Sash Tools.
Tooth Brushes; Nail dol
with other articles, too numerou. to mention in
! same line, such as Soaps Perfmerv, Tous. Re
se1 all Of which will be sold on fair terms. =
oct ~, 1880 WIZ DORSEY Dr,oo;,,
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Family Carriages,
Baltimore Pia NO Forte rIanufctor!
~ ii Elastic Unirersdl Touch.

-l.tr LtuSEC CHtEcTSul 4 UUtH.
N7lSE & BROTHER, anufacturers of BOU-
w DOR, GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
request those who would be assured of first class
Piano. that ladies can perform ON with the greatest
possible advantageous that the touch can be in
stantly adjusted to the exact strength of the fin
gers aud movement of music-one that will stand
in concert tune-one that the tone win not become
shrll and grating, that is chaste of style and ee.
gantly made up of straight and regular curve
lines, that will last an age-to give them n call
The ancient standing of the Baltimore Factory
and liberal patronage of citizens and others Of the
first order Of artistic taste and science concede at
once the most critical have been fully anticipated
Their recently finished Grand Piano, minutely re-
viewed by the most accomplished civil engineers
and master artists, and dcnominated truly q
GRAND PIANO; also, that their late B0uD0IR
for style power and compass of tone, is not SUR
passed, ifeqnaled, in the world. Friends and Gus.
toners, please stop in and examine for yourselves
July 0, ls50-ly us- J. j. WISE g. BRO.
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FRESH SUPPLY of CROCERJES. FTc

VIE undersigned has just received a fresh
- supply oithe following arlic les, which he
will sell very cheap:- y '''''' Az
Rio Coffee, Portorico and other syrups; ,i-
ror.ofico; fulverised, Crushed and Leaf Sugars:
rirst quan'y OF Teas; several kinds of Molas.cs
Mackeral, Rice and all kinds of Sncas.
MatT and Soda Crackers; all kinds of Candy !.
Moah and Adamantine Candles; Saltpetre
Pirst-rafe assortment of Tobacco, Snuff. Separs
haisins, Figs, Currants and Citrons;
oo,a, salaeratus, iiartshorn and Birthstone.
All Kinds OF Esscuccs; Nutmegs; Mustard; f.
Tomato Catsup and Pepper Sauce: -
rranes, Lemons, Ginger and Indigo;
blue and Black Inks Rosin and Fancy Soaps;
Iowder Shot and Percussion Caps;
Shoe and Stove Backing, &c, &c.
November y ~, GEO. FUSS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-11
CASH FOR NEGROES,

= THE subscriber is onxious to purchase a
.A large number Of NEGROES, ofboth sexes,
- sound and likely. Persons having Negroes
to dispose of will find it to their interest to give
him call before selling, as he will pay the pery
highest cosh prices =. 80
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, at Mar
tinsburg, on the second Monday, and at Berryville
on the forrth monday in each month, and usually
at his residence in Charlestown.
Alllettersaddressed to him will be promptlyat-
tended to- WILLIAM CROW
CharlestoWn july IA iS4D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-11
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,

nROWN. Loaf, Crushed and Pulverised
- Sugars; Rio Coffee; Golden Syrup; Por
lorco, Orleans and Cuba Molasses; Gunpow
der, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas; Soda,
Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers; Cheese;
G. A. and Fine Salt; Rice and Spices Of eve
ry description; with large stock Of Liquors
OF every Descriptions all of which oheriothe
public allow prices, they having been bought
before the late rise. EZRA HERRING.
October %. 1850 |.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-11

TO THE PUBLIC.

UHANKFUL for the pastfavors OF gen
il erous public, the subscribers begs leave TO
inform the people OF Martinsburg and Berkeley
County, thai he has'remoyed bis
Timing Establishment
near the West enS Of King Street, where he
will constantly keep on hand general assert.
ment OF
TIN WARE,
OF the best material, and manufacture all arti-
cles in his line Of business upon the most &C.
commodating Terms. He will be always sup
Piled with S n E EFT IRON, and will also
manufacture all articles in this department Of
that material, ss well as Tin Spou.ing FOR hous
es, Sc. &c.
Being determined TO give satisfaction tothost
who paironize him. he hopes to merit gener
Gus share of public favor.
+ Auo 81 1SdQ-1v
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ST A uB'S HOTEL.
Ri
Depot House, Martinsburg, VA.

NdiSNew and Lnfge Hotel, recently open
L ca al The Rail Road Depot BY the under
signed IS now ready for the reception of
boarders and Travellers. The table will at
an times be laden with the best the market af-
iores--and The charges will be moderate. Be-
ing the Lining House for Passengers by the
Eastern Train of Cars, the House IS we'll pro.
vided with active and obliging seryants-cop.
sequenty sojourners may confidently expect
every necessary attention al this establishment.
lheu,mosi exeriions will BE used 10 afford 10
al, every comfort lhatca be found a, any Ho.
'elin the Valley, and share of public patro-
mage IS solicited. Fl. STAUB.
June II eJ95O ITff7 TT-T ~
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CABNET-MAKER's WARE-RoOM.
FURNITUREi FURNITUREl! FURNITUREi,
WIN. & HENRY WHEN, respectfully
w inform lheiI friends and the public at
arge, thatthey continue TO carry on the
Cabinet-NIaking Business,

Ezsgzgx~sn In allits various branches. and
HS eii8 are prepared 10 wait on allthose
who may favor them with cal,
attheir Furniture Ware Room, on Queen ST.,
,wodoors North ofihe Eagle Hotel" where
they manufacture ek lag s,aktssE&n
Sofas. Side Boards, Bureaus, Ward-Robes, &C.,
and in fact Furniture Of every description,
which tor neatness, beauty and durability can
not be surpassed by any country Shop in the
Valley. q @s sA rss
Persons wishing good and beautiful Furni.
ture. would do WELT give them call before
purchasing elsewhere, as they are determined
10 give perfect satisfaction TO all who favor
them with their patronage - -.....,
They tendertheir sincere thanks foIihe very
liberia pa,ronagethey have heretofore received
and hope TO receive continuance ofthe same.
Martinsburg, Nov. 90, lS4S-Iyg
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

q AM DESTROYS 20 purchase a large
EUnumber Of .N'EGROES, for the Sou,h-
xx-- err Mafkets-Men. Women, Bows.
Girls and Families--lot which will give he
llghestrash prices.
Persons having Slaves to sell. will please in.
form me personally, or by letter al Martins.
burg. Va, which willreceiye promrtal,ention /;
81 d. M. w. H. Campbell, No. 242, West
Prsu ST, Baltimore, Md.
nose wishing TO see me in my absence, are
referred 10 A. p. Strayer. =
ELU3H .M'DOWELL,
.4gsnf for b. NJ 6, W. l.. CampbslL
Mariinsburg, July 9, lS50--Iy 7TF ="
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Miscellaneous.
JoHs r.. CUNNINGHAM e. CO.,
TAILORS AgD CLOTHIERS,

Opposite ". H. d j. M,..Aeas Rsf Store and ons door
Sesia Of Brodrsck's Hotel,
A RE now opening one ofihe mostcare-
"A fully selected stocks Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
peaings and 1ailor's Trimmings, that has ever
)een offered 10 hi is market consisting mainly
4 every article in the line ofthe Merchant
laior. The moslyich and are style oil Waist
;oaiing, both as regards quality and pattern.
Cloths, Cassfmeres and vestinss,
lof the latest French. English and Scotch style
! including the modern style Of Plaids--all OF
xhsch will be made in the latest fashions.
READx-MAIE CLOTHING.
the latest and Notwithstanding siyiesuch
as oser.Coa,s ofeyery style and pattern; Bus
mess Goats; Riding Goats Travelling Goats /;
! Tight and Loose Frock Goats; Twins or En-
lyelope Goats; Dress and Frock Goats Vests
AID Pants; Genilemen's under wear of all
kinds; Crayais, Canes and Umbrellas.
They would respectfully announce to the
public taat they continue the manufacture OF
every variety OF Garments in the line ofTail
or'og. and are al alI,imes prepared to cut, and
make up 10 order, a the shortest notice, inthe
latest and most fashionable STYLES, and upon
Ire asonable Terms. Cloihire io,men and Boys
Great pains will be taken with all,heif work
as to neainsss and durability. Allrips sewed
gratis.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
isolicusd
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Remarkable Cure Of Broneliiis.

re a8si uisf New Yomx Fais H. ts4S
.Messrs. Sands-Hayings suffered many years
with disease of my threat, affecting the la.
rynx, during which time wastreaied by The
mos,disiinguished ply sicians in Europeandi in
the United States, withouireceiving any per
manenl benefit, blu, all the time my general
health and strength declining andihe disease
making fearful progress: caustic applications
were used ,andW hateyerelse was thought most
efficien,ior producing cure; butt am conf
dentthe depiorable situation was in lille Ia
ryngitis being accompanied with phlhisis and
great difficulty in breathing, would soon have
terminated my life, had not Obtained relief
through the medium ofyourlnvaluable Sarsa.
parila. | must say, gentlemen, wiienI com
menced using the Sarsapariila, ! did MOI place
much confidence in its virtues; and this viii
moi surprise you, when you are informed had
tried more than City different remedies during
the past four years, without any successy but,
after taking your Sarsaparilla afew weeks, !
was obliged atlaslt to yield 10 evidence. This
marvellous specific has not only relieved. but
cured me; and therefore think il my duty,
gentlemen, for the benefit ofsuf1ering hpruani-
ty, 10 give you tins aiiestation or my cure.
Yours, very truly, y. PARENT,
Consulate Of France in The u. s..
The aboresiatementa and signature were ac-
knowledgedin our presence By Mr.. u. Parent
as true.
@ For the Consul Generalcf France,
,sf'liRs'hh L. BORG.
New York, Feb. II. ls4e. Jice Consul