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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-08
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conciusiveiy proves that 8sF4 as3ag
" Truth is stranger than Fiction"
bFtQ CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN

A
New jersey Of distinguished sttsnmens exalted
CITATION -
Snowy. New Jersey, July a. isas
Dn A. H. cusisrrr-Dear Sir: You wish to know of
shst has been the result In Of the sppc
THE GALVANlC BELT AND Me- KLACE My reply is
follows ea-1
For about nrsny years had been suffering Dyspep
fla Every the symptoms became could OBJ
tain permanent relief from OF medical
whatever About fourteen since in
frequent exposure To the westher in the discharge OF
pastoral duties became subject to a Chronic Rheu
matism which for year after caused indesc
anguish Farther: in the winer of as and 40 in conse
suence Of preaching great deal in my aud various
d. which became require immediate
suspension OF pastoral labors My system
boronghy prosrated and Bronchitis worse
also did my Dyspepsia aud Rheumatic sfectionthus evin
cling that these disorders connected with
through the medium of the Nervous system whole
phsrmscop9a there seemed to be remedial agent
could reach and recuperate Nervous System every
ming that had tried for this purpose had completely
last vas led by friends to examine your inventions
determined try the effect Of the application
vANfC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC
rLUID. This in June. 1876 To oRkAr AsroSisH.
ursr, DEsrEPstA eonE ~ EIeHr
DArs WAS '.SA#LIU REsuaE My PASTORAL L.soRs;
HAvr SINCE OMITTED siSGLs SERVICE THE
BRoNcHiris AND RHEUMATIC HAS ENrIHgLy
CEASED Such the wonderful and happy
uls OF the experiment
/ have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many who
tried them, RESULTS, BELIEVE, ~ IvGRv
s,H
am dear sir, very respectfully Yours,
srafHr.. ROBERT w, LANDS.
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SOMETHING GOOD FOR THE SICK.

SOMETHING GOOD FOR THE SICK.
WYATT s. Sons Rice Flour; Hecker's Fa-
w rna; Pearl Sage; Tapida Pearl Bar
ley; and Arrow Root. All OF these articles
are recommended 10 invalids Of every grade
Always on hand and for sale by
Dec. IL VIM. DORSEY. Druggist.
SOAP-STONE GRIDDLES-A new and
Osuperior article fol baking buck VIII eat cakes
just received by RIDDLE s. BRO.
Jan. IA
pUCKWtiEAT FLOUR.-A fresh sup
ID ply just received by -
Jan ID RIDDLE & BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-08

TIME Proprietors have spent much timefn
i bringing this preparation oiSAxsApARiLLA
TO its presentstate ofperiection; and the ex-
perIence Of fourteen years has furnished them
the most ample opportunity TO study, in their
varlousforms, the diseaseafor which II is're-
| commended, and to adapt il exactly 10 their
relieiand cure. Patients who wish REALLY
GOOD Medicine, are invited 10 giyeit a trial
aud satisfy themselves of its superiority and
the invalu Observation-Disclosures farresting
and curing disease. The bottle has been en-
larged 10 hold ONE QUART. and in its present
| improved form may safelyc claim 10 be the BEST
| and CHEAPEST medicine Of the age. It's pro-
gress tolhe fame il has attained may be traced
lby long line offacas and cures, thai stand as
landmarks and .beacons for the Invalid, point.
ing the way TO the haven Of health; and what
il has already done forthe thousands who have
used il. il is capable Of doing for the millions
still suffering and struggling with disease. II
| purifes, cleanses aud strengthens the fountain
springs otlife, and infuses new vigor through
out the whole ANNA frame.
/ Remarkable Cure Of Brtnchitis.
/ NEW YoRg, Feb. II. Ie4e.
/ .Msssrs. Saads--Having suffered many years
with disease Of my throat, affecting the la.
rynx, during which time was treated by the
mostlislinguishedph ply siciansin Europeandi in
the United States, wilhouUeceiving any per-
manenl benefit, but all the time my general
health and strength declining. and the disease
making fearful progress: caustic applications
were used and wha,syerelse was thong hit most
| eHscientio Tor producing cure; but am conf
denlthe deplerable situation was in, the la
ryngitis being accompanied with phlhisis and
great dIfficulty in breathing would soon have
terminated my life, had not ebsained relief
through the medium Of yourlnvaluable Sarsa-
parilla. mus, say, gentlemen. when COM
menced using the SarsapariIla, did not place
much confidence in its virtues and this will
no, surprise you, when You areinformed had
tried more than fifty different remedies during
the past four years, without any success but,
after taking your Sarsaparilla q few weeks, ]
was obliged atlast, to yield 10 evidence. This
marvellous specific has not only relieved hut
cured me; and | therefore think il my duty,
gentlemen for the benefit ofsufering humani.
ty 10 give you this aitesiation Of my cure.
Yours, very truly, ID. PARENT,
Consulate Of France IN he u. s.
| The above state Ment and signature were ac-
knowledgedin our presence by Mr.. d. Parent
| as true. nrers ~ ve~Wfe
For the CoasuI General OF France,
L. BORG,
! New York, Feb. IL, 1913. Yiee Consul
1
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JOHN p. CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORs AND CLOTHIERS

Opposite W. H. j. Muihebs' Hat Store, and one door
Soafa ~ Bsvfricfs Hotel,
A RE now opening one ofthe most care
"a fully selected stocks OF Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings and 1aifor's Trimmings, that has ever
been offered in th lis ma rkst-- consisting mainly
Of every article in the line OF the Merchant
Tailor. The mos, ricn asd farestyle OF Waist
coating. both as regards quality and pattern.
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings,
of the latest French, English and Scotch style
including the modern style Of Plaids--all Of
winch will be made in the latest fashions
READY-MApD CLOTHING.
Of the latest and most fashionable style, such
as Over.Coats Of every s,yle and pattern Bus
mess Goats Riding Goats Travelling Goats !;
Tight and Loose Frock Goats Twins or En-.
velops Goats Dress and Frcck Coats Vests
and Pants; Gsnfemen's under wear of all
kinds; Crayats, Canes and Umbrellas.
they would respectfully announce 10 the
pu bile TIA, they oDtinue the manufacture OF
every variety Of Garments in the line ofTail
oring. and are al all times prepared 10 cut, and
make up 10 order, at the shortest notice, in the
latest and most fashionable styles, and upon
reasonable terms, Clothing iorMen and Boys
Great pains will be taken with all their work,
as to nea,ness and durability. All Trips sewed
gratis.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
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DIR. W. p. WITHEROW /,
sUR1.EON DENTIST.

UKs W. II WI III Il NVWS
SURGEON DENTIST,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces TO the citl
IL gems Of Marunsburg and vi. 49,
ciniiy that he has removed his an
Office 10 Burke Street, adjoining IIlJ
Mr. Dennis McSherry IS residence.
9s-His friends will please notice, that hewil
be absent from Marlinsburg during the follow
ing months of each year-June, September,
December and March. A8
REFERENCES: 5.tEf
C. j. Fu,ikner, Esq r. McSherry, M d.
ID. II. Conrad, 81 d. Mwphey,
EP Hunter, g 4. B. Pendleton,
N. Bile warrants alhis operations.
April 9. 1850.
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CABINET-MAKER'S WARE-ROOM.
FURNITURE, FURNITUREli FURNITURE

FURNITURE! FukNlTUhE!i FuhNlIohE! :
WIN. g. HENRY WHEN, respectfully
w inform their friends and the public at
arge, lhatthey continue to carry on the
Misunderstanding Business,
uuu IN ALI its various branches. and
are prepared TO wait on althose
n - who may favor them with call,
a,their Furniture Ware, Room, on queen St,
TWO doors North ofthe Eagle Hotel" where
they manufacture
Sofas, Side Boards, Bureaus, Ward~Robes, &C.,
and in fact Furniture Of every description
which for neatness, beauty and durability. can
not be surpassed by any country Shop in the
Valley.
Persons wishing good and beautiful Furni-
ture. would do well TO give them call before
purchasing elsewhere. as they are determined
to give perfect satisfaction to all who favor
them with their patronage. 4A& seg
They tendertheir sincerethanks for the very
ELECTROMAGNETIC have heretofore received,
and hope 10 receive continuance ofthesame
Mariinsburg, Nov. 20, l848-ly
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NEW ARRIVAL. csE

& ALSO, lMG ~
Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings and Trim
mings of all descriptions, that can't be beat.
All the above articles have been purchased with
great care, and will be sold cheap
The subscriber will also pay strict and particu-
lar attention TO the v fs{ .'sw
Tailoring Business, sq
and will make up to order all work entruste ed to
his care in fashionable and durable manner.
Oct. s, 1850. Wa q HIRAA BOWEN
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S
G. ALVAN MIC ACEIETS

Are found Of vast service in Of uons or Fits
spasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections Of the
Head and upper exremes Also in Palsy and Paalys and
ell diseases ceused by deficiency of power or Nervous
Energy in the limbs other organs of the body.
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IN pursuance Congress entitled can authorize
psas., United ss. .s III ne a9 %
se sS :aS % Tas
State. Amerca and make Known tina, public
win be held at the land oee. IN n states
wa, III, and office :. MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN common.
cling on Monday day for the disposal Of
y sIs , %rs. ~ssn ss 4. P..
dent. proclamation OF the goth November, 1885, viz
NORTH Of As fourth principal meridian.
ives. quarter Of nineteen and quarter
oft enty-one, in township one, Of range enc
quarter Of section t~oi Tie southwest
.ou us aus 81 eeon twelve and the southeast quarter
in township one the southeast quarter Of the southeast
tnir,y-.iI in wn.hp Of southwest
The east half and northwe, quarter quarter
section the southeast quarter OF the soohes. quarter Of
quartz northwest and the northeast Of the
aSa,ter and the nohea quarter o the quarter thirty
sr in iown.ptwo The east half Of n" nehsa s quarter Of sew
Of the the east half and
The cas-, half Of quarter
quarter nohwe. quarter OF yone in township i've Of
half and northeast Of the .ouhea. quarter the
quarr and the -ou,hwes Of the northeast quarter Of
and norhwe., quarter the southwest quarer.
and northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter OF wo and The
4, DIXON, ILLINOIS commencing on Mon
mg tract. containing lead .in which, in their
being embraced In uneIr.d lead mine leases We're whed from
proclamation september, isae viz;
North ofihs and Of the fourth principal meridian,
The west half quarter twenty
OF the northwest thyhve; and
half Of the northwest quarter Of bysr, in township
twenty ninc of range one.
The quarter OF Hneen,
the northeast twenty three
township and the west half OF twenty-five, In town
sbi W. nine, If range
the quarter quarter section
Epor, hip twenty nine, Of range three.
The southwest quarter ~ tho southeast quarter snd e northwest
Of south hall
half Of norhwes, Of hirysr,
In township tweny-ni OF range T.
Nrn ofAs Of fourth principal meridian
The part
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of twenty TWO, IN o"hhp
mine Of range one.
seventeen in township twenty
nin. of
provisions Of Of illh July, e46,
referred eoins H not be ALLOWED 70
abornionsd and un nite' they have been offered
public subject and locations
land granted
United wiH BE- PERMITTED
or iand, provided entitled
for civil dpom
&c. approved ID March, Is3 The will he
such vbdvi- will include the
sold public ice entered
private within ~sir north, thereafter, the shall be
subject sale other lands.
The nch KEEP, for weeks
dpo~ed off, and no longer and private entries
of.rad will expire.
in flu thcr execution act have caused the
~ General Land Once publish proclamation
brief description Of the above lands prepared from the ociai dou
mcntr.
my hand city Washington, this
eighth day April Domn hundred and
WILLARD FILLMORE.
nv III. PRESIDENT
J. Burrssrrlp,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
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GEsrRAL LAND ovvfoE, March 81, lasl
IN ORDER that the liberal views ~ Congress the act
soldiers military Of the Uneo
carried the warantee
gratitude country patriotic services aa The
To- The hardy and enepfsnG settlers on n
public lands the fruits OF their industry ana inc secrV
Of the Int@riorhnr Directed -
that public given all settlers public lands sub
thirty aae making heir settlements and i'm
required by the em2tion OF 9Th Ssptsme
SAL 70 secure heir empon rights and prevent n'er
by the ocauon OF th'se Wmfrsnts
located the land applied for
whether said land improved and after hsvif
ad shall the hands ohe lana
officers least forty days atthe end Of thai time there no
teirence BY those locations with pe-empos claims oherw
will be returned this ofce but the
is such Interference, new location will he made.
Waaniees emppon
rights where the land proclaimed and offered public %
I'd March, 1881 and where the minimum Of the land
twenty per 10
land and the amount
by estimating 81 % "
geemglon rights attach to the alternate "
Where picstop ONCE by IN" warane 70 oc
the the applicant should designate me snd cc, eeo
would be well designate several
which they desired that 70 case the tse
6 the be located
without further delay w
affidavit Of the applicant taken before an ohcH
toned the application The same
coupled with where application by letter nsds
torney guardian &C. the evidence duly certified Of be
authority ai.o sccomPany the application. =
support -fthe fer the hscs yrs ending Goth JUNE
I'd March, 1851, that warsn'
any act located ON any which
heretofore been brought into Market and then subject
entry that land can he located under the
2sth September 1880 other granting bounty
that which had been proclaimed and offered for sale PRIOR
pUrTERrIELp,
Apis-iawew Ccmmis-ioner
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NOTICE no PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.



IN OF law, L. WILLARD flLMOkE PRESIDENT OF the
United states OF hmenca do hereby declare and make known
that public sales VIII be held Mt The aforementioned land offices In
!. ~ "a 81. =, ~. a 4, IT STE a Wiz caanno,na ON
Monday August disposal
public within following named townships and fractional
ownshp- 10 wit
a.
No'"U ms 20" ''"' ""' " " '''P'"'P'' "'''"'
Fractional township forty two, OF range ten.
nfaeuoha, '"y wv, w aant l 49,, a.. oe,.o
thirteen.
Townships forty -four and forty five Of range fourteen
6neen.
townships orV-t'u iofVnVe rory SIX ana
forty one forty two three
6orty air and forty seven, 81 range seventeen.
Townships foriy- forty rsnge
Al The SAVE PLACE, comm, ncinR Monday
september merit disposal public lands
owing portion
which copper region Of Lake
. :. -,
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work unabridged, volume, suaito OF
page, matter found 10
English dictionary complied this OF abndy
his lis sssis OF csndensa
purity Hon. W. O. Calhoun. Revised by rIoiessvr
c. A. Goodrich, OF Yale College. Il.
awe believe be Of service 10 he people
State word upon the unabridged ouaiie
Dictionary q The English Language ~ Noah neDs'si INC
employed, because such wWk
wanted lowest nsshose Of mere oItnos
and eospIehensve
when Of and precise powen Of word
endure abdemeht that gives MIN
definition but he demands 70 know
anybody knsws Of history stymoosy AND all M az
Then he employ IL win c"n
effect mighty weapon os the expression Of h'e
iecl passion. .r
in vital department OF lexicon, It's definitions, or which
all other together consult such
Websles sands unrivlied. Their copuusness
sasnes inquirer and their analysis and aeu
The vocabulary IL
science. which convenient Often
proptness without trouble OF reference
shelves Of the library NEWARK Daily Advertiser March 40
1851. H-s .#2 #t
dictionary book which scholar wants TO have
being on The matter which lac
mos values n-1hron0npe.
for in Washington for The publishers, by
Also all the various abridgments OF the same. June IA
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nREss GOODsWe respectfully invite the attention Of
public ladies especially, extensive assortment
In adde's goods varied
season. will be offered purchasers
eraIy dispose possible
forcp purchasing elsewhere. We have
cene, and plaid spring and summer silks In low
Plain pink, blue, green salmon coored mouseines
pieces coored travelling dresses
WOOL fne small figured mousseines children's
Plain green blue shaeysa desirable
article for ladies' dresses # ...
Plain grave fancy coored beIeges, In all shades
40 pieces figured bereyes and grenadines
25 ow-priced do part Of which beautiful,
in low price goods
do berege LANES, price, and very choice styles
In French lawns and jaconets, &c
Is pieces rich printed OrgaBdie musns
IS do printed jaconet cambrcs, extra nne
nne medium quality and price lawns, warranted mast
ow-priced do do
smaihgured and dotted French ehntxes, for emil
dren's
20 do haLmournng lawns and Organdie muslns
25 do good quality black lawns at i2k cents.
In addition line, almost every article be-
longing trade, which and will sell good
from establishment in the
try only for purchasers be convinced Of the
examine and before
ing. We ask q careful and particular examination.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
May S-dlm
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chippsws saginaw td day Jsnassy eishsss
hundred and thirty eight viz ~ fN w
NORTH Of .s and If tAs pYiasaI asriaia~
Parss Of nyons and thIywo, in township s1 Of
Rason.l .seoa. four and hss township s,seu and
uons tiIp and township nineteen, (s The
Sections heen and wsny township ninssesn Of range
and the south half and northwest quarter Of section eyntesn
serve AaUai. p, q range .svsa.
A. he land oss al DETROIT Commencing Monday. hs
Of sections nyc, and eight IN township nye north Of
reserve, sold benefit Indians al
than oos my cents per provided
a, land a, KALAMAZOO commencing on Monday
slaa1 sasisd in a Kalamazoo ssr win s
NORTH the base line and cest 81 ns principal
Islands Nos and p in section hywo, in township one, OF
O. twenty twenty four
Islands O. ten, township one,
and island. numbered 9, 3, and s, in sections
Island" Nos aud p IN sections thirteen fourteen three,
South Of the base line and Of the principal meridian
Island sections and twenty two, township two,
Islands Nos to 10 neusve three four ten, neen,
twenty Two, twenty seven, and township
islands Nos in sections three and township two of
Lands appropriated by Of schools military
made unit thereby any, shall selected
BY The STATE authorizes before e days appointed for The
Of Arkansas and other States reclaim the
I BE- Excluded rae sales And no locations for land
heretofore granted By any law Of Congress for military services rem
toned lands provided by the entitled An act making
for The EVIL and Diplomatic expenses Of the government
The Offering Of the commenced
advertised with all despatch,
offered and the sales thu. but no sale shall Be
be admitted until after the ,pIaion q the TWO weeks
May ammo nsndfa inS
J. BurrERyrLD,
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NOTICE q rcsiduary legatecs OF Nelson Reed, de.
ceasedWhereas by decree VI Baltimore county court sitting
equity dated the day Of March, ISL
passed therein pending between James Dudley m
Raker George Baker, under tho will Of said
auditor OF Baltimore In order 70 d
funds the hands OF said reqair
directed ascertain and said the informs
proos that be Produced who The children
Mary Barton, Rebccca Myers Elizabeth Eichberge (who
wife, Nancy Reedl Joseph (who
brother wife James Reed Isaac Reed, (who
tcaior) Elizabeth Mai Rebecca Lloyd, and Jane
e~ey sisters Of tesaor living the death Of Macy
who died the day Of
ie9 having died before said Nancy Reed, eh issue
living death of Nancy Reed and hat were the names s
relationship Of such issue then living II such children dsccassd
death said Nancy Reed and also ascertain and
Alexander Reed Robert T. Reed (broher
Tor-yson sister VI the tesan either and
dead at the time OF the death Of said Nancy
living death said Nancy Reed having died
Nancy Reed left living death Of sad Nancy
and degrees of relationship Of such
living the death Of said Nancy Reed and also 70
children Of DnAh dudley living
Nancy having dd before the said Nancy Reed M
OF such i.re report Of parties entitled m
Reeds death have since died, who
OF such decedens and upon s expiration
this TO the said the
have established their title TO participate In said
fund. .4
New in pursua decree, all persons entitled under
Reed deceased hereby notified appear s
If their title before the said be
day September 1851 and that in default Of such
proof parties failing will be excluded from
said funds and that the will be distributed
among the titles so airing and proving their DUE
% " WIN. GEO BAKER
Ap 6-law10w t- Trustees, Baltimore.
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A COMPENDIUM Of the Entire Body OF the Law,
BY alphabetically arranged with reference
svos, Law Sheep, svo, PIP. AIN. Retail price go
- 20 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions of the Profsssfon.
profession that contain Sach body
law within the limits that are more deserving
''''' 'N CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
opinion
toned work.
The Of reliable from range
e.s, and S both M%sss Sn and 0s
reference and viii extensively aid the STUDENT pacuoa
ROBERT J. WALKER
ocrosKR 70, 1850.
gra6ed accuracy and have pleased
precision with which pin
si.tancs from myself o.s.sa shO
learn Its msri's and like enjoy s advantage
N1w YoRx Crrr, Oct. Is, 1850.
np.s al the advantage. Of an accurate and wolarsnsss
while profession deal Of and
DAVID PAUL BROWN PhisAssphi.
collected great diligence and accuracy he
very ably adv.need ss subjects 70 which those questions s,p r
authorities
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
have examined Knne's Law Compendium as
svocauons would allow and satisfied tha a.
." ss sD:eiS 20 sa s"s bs s
for trial and argument From an examination Of the sevs
JUDGE oRTDLEY, Utica, New York
tits calculated 10 be help the student than .h
book eIant, and will find ts way upon lawyers
W. L. HURST Philadelphia
The plan and utility, accuracy received
unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished ura in w
Vermont, Honsower Of New Jersey Of Vrrnis crsn
faSii.hsd BY JOHN r. TRow,
ova-u 40 and 81 n,uee1
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE sELDINC WYLlE,

7ol<s Buiirs Pennyranu arenSe, nerf door ~s Of
Brogn's Hotel, Washington, d. G.
NHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLiE IT., having formed
partnership purpose Of prosecuting before
Congress- departments board
missioner appointed for the adjustment OF spoaons other
prepared their
business
chafse They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land, under treaties,
otherwise and selling real estate collecting private claims
renss, BE.
Andrew wyiie, IT, will law business with which
the m be ntu-ted In OF the courts Of
the District, Conrt OF United States
sedins being United States commissioner
all the OF the Union
prompt the taking OF testimony acknowledg
menf Of deeds and which appetan his Office
CHARGES viii be regulated by The claimed,
and the extent o services required
(post paid receive immediate attention.
6spte-dly