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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10
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EVANSVILLE, Sept. 1852

EVANSVILLE, s5tPt' IO0-'
Messrs. JOHN INGLE, AND OTHERS:
| notice in the Evansville Journal OF yes
terday, an invitation from you, requesting me
to meet and address the people at Mr.. Chas.
Knowles, in Scott Township, with regard to
our new laws generally.
In reply, would say that | shall be pleased
to meet you at the place specified on Satur-
day the Is h instant, at ! O'Clock L. Nj, be-
lieveing that public servant should be al
ways amenable to the calls OF his consti'u-
entS
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
HENRY s. LANE, Of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First Distriet-JoHS J. CHANDLER Vanderburg county
SeeoRd-JOHN ID. FURGUsoS, Clark county.
Third-CapI. SooTT CARTER, Switzerland county,
FoHrth-JoHS 5. ScoBY, Decater county.
Fvth-DAyID kILLGoRE, Delaware county.
SiItA-JOHN CoBURS, Maion county.
SevsHfh--RIcuARD W. THOMPSON Nigo county.
Eighth-G. .. Benin, Tippeeanoe county.
-htRth-T. :. STANFiELD, Sr., Joseph county.
7'eafh-JAMEs ;. Frazier. kosciuskO county.
EIereRtA-GUsTAyrs II. VOss, Hamilton county.
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EEfEsRlE D.

On the sth by Rev Mr. Sterett, hr. Jos r. GILBERT
so. to Miss ANNA X. p. WARTn, all OF this city.
We acknowledge the receipt of the firms, and wish
all happiness 10 the couple.
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The st. Louie Republican, says it under
stands that Hon. Elisha Enbree is appointed
under the new law, Inspector Of steamboats,
for that port.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10

HIn yesterdays paper some matter got
in uncorrected, which had been set up by
the youngest boy" and was of course dirty.
We insert one article again, that it may be
read. One sentence in an editorial relative
to DR.. Lewis, should have read thus: "Those
who are so Jealous to condemn impurity in
others, or so sensitive to vice in their fellow
men, should themselves be pure and virtu-
Gus, at least so far as freedom from the impu-
rites and vices condemned are concerned"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10

0FAn elderly maiden lady writes to
friend: "A widower, with ten Children, has
proposed, and have accepted him. This is
about the number SHOULD have been entitled
TO, if | had been married at the proper time.
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GTThe Times asks us for the name of the
old German, who i'm a communication i'm the
Journal, said that he had taken down the
names of Pierce and King, and run up those
of Scott and Graham. We have his name,
and we have the names OF number of other
Germans, who have done the same thing, but
we do not care about by publishing them, ex-
posing them to the same low flung abuse
which the Times lately heaped upon an
Irishman for leaving the Democratic party;
nor do we suppose the Germans themselves
are ambitious of being thus abused for hon
estly renouncing such party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10

IzGen. Lane made short speech last
Wednesday evening. The only thing in it
worthy OF notice, was the remark that any
man who would read SCOTS letters, &c.
must be convinced that Scott did not possess
the ability requisite for the President of the
United States! How eminently ridiculous
this sounds from the lips of man who can
not in public speech string together doz-
en- sentences in grammatical language, who
has never had the opportunity of gaining a
1.-THE of the information of Gen. Scott on all
national subjects, yet who was a candidate
before the Democratic Convention for nom
ination for the Presidency!
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LSWe heard of at least dozen promi-
nent Democrats yesterday speaking in terms
of severest censure of John s. Pettit's
speech at Apollo Hall. Well, all we can
say is, that If any Wing, or any man calling
himself Wing, should make a similar
speech in language and tone, to this disgust
ing affair, we should disown all party con-
nection with him, and not only this, but for
the credit of our party and OF common de-
cency, lend our best efforts to making it his
last speech, at least for the cause in which
we are engaged.
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WILLARD CARPENTER.

We owe an apology to Mr.. Carpenter, tor
accidentally emitting the above in yesterday s
issue Ed. Jour.
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Sizes III PrOIIOIUOH.
4 r-tsn
Cotton Yarns

50Cs . doz 2 ct on for cash. ...........,,.. g.
n
1OUs 2 doz dc do do ......,,.,.. =. a5
II The lower prices above generally where two pr es
are mentioned are for full packages, and the higher
small wholesale.
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SHINGLES SHINGLEsU
AH0USI TO RENT

nor sale 1--WE hundred and fifty thousand good Pin'
Shingles asoEabic terms. Enquire of
septI0.3gn MARCUS SHERWOOD.
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NOTToN YARNS-6s Bags just reed per "James
~ jackson; 50 bags in store, and for sale low by
sept7 5. 4. GILBERT a CO., sycamore near Water,
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PARTNER WANTED.

ITAVlNG made arrangements for other business that
Il will necessarily call me from home a great por
ton Of the time, desire to associate with me ia the
Eagle Restaurant, person eompetnt to take charge
in my absence The House will be put good order in
few days for Winter business and DC well stocked
any house in the West Enquire of the proprietor
the Eagle, or address Box 90 al the Post Office.
sepi1-5ts II. SMITH.
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EVANSVILLE STEAM cANDYMANU.

EVANSVILLE STEAM CANDY MANU-.
FACTORY.
A SSoRTED Candy at l2. p b. Manufactured from
"A Steam refined Sugar.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO Western
and Southern Merchants fully prepared TO furn
sh assorted Candy, by the quantity, at 1at h, and
rarrdEted superior any manuictu cd this side of the
Eastern cities.
Germs cash on delivery
JOHN FARRELL & CO., Confectioners.
Evansville, lad sept 1md&w. .
- u }'Henderson Courier, Vincennes Gazette, Terre,
Haute Express. Lafayette Journal Mt. Carmel Register
copy to amount OF 81, send bill to advertisers.
T INSEED OILS bbls in fine order, for sale by
1: 5. l.. GILBERT IL CO., Syc. near Water.
PED FLANNELS. bales for sale by
u augl JAS LOW Il 60, All Main ST., LOU, KY
CSCASES Beuna Vista, Hungarian and Kossuth Hats
~ for saleby augsO J. II. MAGHEE q co.
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THE fine two story brick House. with outhouses, on
l. SIKH street. the canal. formerly occupied by
the late Mr.. StolhoeTer is for rcIt reasonable
terms. Apply on the promises or to
se6Sn BEN NURRlE.
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sJoHs PETIT, ESQ.,. Democratic State Elcctor.
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MT IN

4 FIRST rate young man rs Office Clerk and Ba
"A Keeper TO one with the proper qualifications, an'
testimonials Of good character. perinanant situation
and good wages will be given. Apply TO
sept.-a OK. DREW, Pavilion Hotel.
Times please copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10

MANUFACTURED ToBACCO-50 Boxes asst'd GU.
w a!ities from ten cents per pound thirty fye
sale by :, T.. GILBERT d co.
scptl Sycamore near Water.
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Lumber
lEOInSS6S
Paints.

Lead in Oil pure / so al %
DO do 10. 4 co al Is
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CSCASES Beuna VISTA Hungarian and Kossuth Hats
20 for by augaO J. II. MAGHEE O. co.
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A RIVAL EXTRAORDINARY-50o Chickens just
IA reed and for sale below the market price at
aug1 COOK FAMILY GROCERY.
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rcUcnlsa lxc,Dnnr.


Tn. Louisville Democrat relates t6s fol-
lowing touching incident
An aged mother--a woman Of 10 years.
left her home IL the Emerald Isle some ten
weeks ago, to seek the abode Of her children.
who are now residents OF Louisville. Ar.ss
tedious passage. and the trouble ilcia ens IS
long journey, she reached this city fpon
New Orleans. on last Monday .light, On board
the Alexander Scott, and s.on she vss sur-
rounded by her children. Her son was tho
first to see her. and he. hsstcaed to infora.
his sister Of their y sthers arrival They
mct---thc mother Tad mo dausLscr---in one
long embrace which ,nly ended ~ tie mGrm
mother sank with cxcitemeas 10 the Goor.
She had swcoucd away in the rapturcus en-
j1yment of bel.olding once moro daughter
so l'ng lost She pros,ouaced , blessing
upon her children. aud tainted away. When
ever restored to consciousness, the sight III
her children, and the pleasing recollection Of
their presence. would overcome her with smo-
tions. aud again ard again she woald fsiat ~
their arms. Physicians were called 70 her
aid, but could afford her no relief For two
days she continued IN this condition mil
worn out by fatigue ard excitement, exhsus~
ted nature gave way, sad the mother now
'-sleeps we'll in the new green earth " her
new made home. How strange. how SORROW
full aud how touching sfs The incidenss VI
life. M IA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

Difference Of opinion exists among ssnsi.
bic, practical men, upon this subject; but 10
far as our poor opinion may DO worth any
rhiog, We go in for early cutting Of ell grsin.
We believe that when the stalk below the
bend OF grain has turned yellow and become
arid, for 3 or inches. that al grain should
then be cut. TO wait until It i dsad.rips.
is sure to be attended with great loss IRON
scattering 10 the quality Of the stray
as proyender, aud deterioration in the qusli-
ty Of the -four made from the grain. % wen
as loss in quantity. Il must strike every ~
fiecting mind with forceful conviction, thas
when the stein is dry near its connection With
the car Of wheat. or other grain, TINT the ~.
sention Of sap Is thereby prevented conss-
quently that rom the roots to the head afe
suspended and. therefore. that no advaDtsKe
is TO be gained by permitting the grain TO III.
main uncut beyond that period fsss
In our June number last year. - gave
ccpious extracts from the writer's e Eneland,
and France, ia support of our own yis1s upon
this subject. and shall, therefore, now only
give one authority. Professor Norton, II
bis admirable work entitled, ST cmeats Of
Scientific Agriculture maintains these
views.
1.-The time Of cutting grain very sensibly
affects the proportion Of fine -four and bran
yielded by samples Of Il. Careful expert.
munts have shown, with regard 10 schedt. that
when cut from 10 to IA 4 lys before II b ripe.
the grain not only weighs heavier but mess-
ures more st is positively better in quality.
producing larger proportion Of 6ne hour ~
the busbel. When the grain Is In the milk.
there is but little woody fibre; nearly every
thing is starch, gluten. sugar, etc, with :
large per ccntage Of pure water. II Gus ~
or II DAYS before fuA ripeness. tho proper.
ton Of woody fibre is still small but ~ tho
grain ripcns. the thickness Of the skin rapidly
Increases woody fibre being FORMED q the
expcnse % the starch and sugar; these must
obviously diminish In corresponding degresx
the quality Of the grain being IT course In,
jured. The same thing Is true a. to all se
the other grains.
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VOL. So. II.


In 1892 the corner stone Of cur rrsse9D
Capitol At Y ashington, uss laid A. thse
time Gen, Washington in whose housr ~
now seat u government was named, ofscia-
ted tiity years afterwards, viz: % ~
4th of July. 1851. the corner Stone Of - en-
tension Of the building was laid. and the SEQ
Rotary Of State ins3s IN address. u tfg
course Of which he presented sketch II ~
comparative condition Of our country ~ ths
two periods.
Then We had fifteen States, now Ne hass
thirty one.
Then our whole population vas thres NIL.
lions, now il Is twenty three.
Then Boston had eighteen thousand peo-
pie. now il has one hundred aud thisty-s;x
thousand.
Philadelphia had forty two thousand. nov
it has four hundred aud nine thousand
New York had thirty three thousand. now
it has i've hundred and fifteen Thousand
Then our imports were thirty one millioo4
now they are one hundred aud seventy eight
millions.
The area Of our territory was then eight hus.
dred thousand square miles. il ID now thrss
million three hundred thousand.
Aueh We bau no fahfoaus HOW Wd 0svv
three million five hundr.l thousand milss o.
it.
Then we had two hundred post Offices. nov
we have twenty one thousand.
| Our revenue from postage then was one
hundred Thousand dollars. nov Il 10 Eve MIL
| lions
These are only few facts going 70 shcw
the rapid growth Of our country aud wha,
VIC aud our children have TO ] to secure tha
continuance oft prosperity. isto love. feal
aud obey the God Of our fathers; to avoid
intempcranoc, pride. contention aud arssdi-
ness Of gain, aud cherish IN all our hearts 1
true patriotism and Just sense Of obligAsish
to those who shall come after ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
TAILORING.

HAyTNG renewed his residence in Martins
IL burg. and fttei up Toaoripg Shop. on
haia. SfreetDyer the Tobacco Store of H. s. Lyeth
the subscriber avails himself Of this method TO no.
tiIy the public thai he is prepared to accommodate
all who have clothes to cut or manufacture u
whatever style or description.
lie will be in the constant receipt of the city
fashions. IIeis fully prepared to please all tastes
MS well in the style the manner aud durabili.
ty Of bis work And he solicrs the support OF his
friends and acquaintanccs, and ef the public gen.
orally. WILLIAM IfOKE
June TO- lS5l-.y
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NEI GOODS.

M L have received and nearly finished open
w ing a handsome assortment of Spring aud
Summer foods, which we are determined 10 offer
ct prices that viii suit the times. Our stock en-
braces already every article usually kept ina re-
tail store. We will take pleasure in showing our
goods to all who will give us call at the Store
house lately occupied by William L. Seibert, oppo
site W IL. Ilesletine's Drug store:
-t s. NEWCOMER & GORRELL..
EtS~All kinds of marketing takea in exchange
for goods. N. X 9.
may 1, 1852. "
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

TInA-~s5Ss,a from the old stand to the West enl
Eaxask7. Of John street, ton the corner OF
john and Raleigh streets) ea'liiig the Winches-
ter Turnpik ,, where nm now prepared to fill all
orders in my line of business with promptness
and despatch, and on very reasonable terms, as
desire to siye full satisfaction TO all who may "a
vor me with their custom Ali work built 10 or
der insured For enc ycar-acciden,s excepted.
Thankfn lsr pist t,svets and DESTROYS TO retain
your patronage, invite you NIL 10 my establish
nent aud examine quality and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere NEIL ALLEN.
Jan. 10, 1852. Corner of John and Raleigh SIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

BIrThere is some prospect that Congress
viii get ready to adjourn in about seven
weeks. The House Of Representatives has
approved Of resolution proposing to adjourn
on the l6sh Of August. Members arc now
anxious to mount the stump in behalf Of their
favorite candidate for tho Presidency. and
consequently the public busincss vili b sho-
we'd abeai at q rand rate.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Corner Of King street and the Pubiic square
MARTINsBUHG, VA.

Corner Of King Street and the Pubiic square,
MAR1IssBuftG, VA.
K1HE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks
q 10 her friends and The public. Tor their
past liberal encouragement, and respectfully
sol,cits continuance o: tue same. Hprpouse
is about 10 undergo thorough repair, and she
pledges herse.t fliai nothing shah be wanting
10 make the United States Jfnttl a pleasant
and agreeable home % the traveller and guest
The House will always be provided with al
tentive Servapts and faithful Ostle,s. The
Bar and the Table supplied w,,a the best The
market will afford. Passengers from the Raj!
Road will always find Porter al The Cars to
convey them and tlie'e baggage to the House
free OF charge.
April O. ls5.--,f. MARY ODEE.
P. S.-Horses and Bugsiss 10 be had at the
tAnrIpRl nnIfr. al. 80
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DIR. WNI, n. HAMMOND

HAVING located himself in Martinsburg Of
il fers his Professional strviccs to the pubic
generally Bsis- Office and dwelling on Burke vt !,
one door East Of Mr.. Dennis alcSLerry residence
AIartinsburg May 20, ls5l--ly.
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NOTICE.

I'M undersigned has discontinued Mer-
u chandising, and would respectfully re-
quest all those indebted 10 Inn. TO call and
settle, either by paying The money. or giving
their notes. Hi office is in the house former
" occupied bv John Dalwrk
Jan. 20, 1852 JNO. IT, LIkENS.
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RAWLINs' HOTEL.
f!l
R1Mlagass qBU.a@, wa.

RIMlaIISg BURG, wMs
yT,HE undersigned begs leave respectfully to in
form the community and travelling public
tia, he has taken the Hotel formerly known rs
the berkeley House" The House has recently
undergone thorough rene varicn it is nov be-
lieved TO be in every respect adapted to The warts
ofthe traveller mud sojourner
A large and councillors Stable Is attached to
the premises The luxn,ies cYthe Table win be
surpassed By none, and the Bar Is 1T all times
supplied with d choice selection Of superior wines
and liquors M
RsE~ Baggage taken to and from the depot free
Of charge, and ID bad weather 4 carriage win he
run TO The depot for The accommodation OF travel
lsrs without any additional expense
JOS, G. RAwLINS,
march a. 1852 Nv. Propr,rior
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NEW GOODS.

WE are now receiving the largest stock Of
wv Hardware. Groceries, and Housekeeping
articles ever offered in Slartinsburg. Call and see
them. RIDDLE & BRO.
April t3,.ls52
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Philip Dincndcrfcr.

HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER.
viii give prompt attention 10 all orders in
lls line Of business. Shop. On West King
Street, euarIicshurg. nearly opposite the resi-
denee OF .Hr. Conrad Housch.
hptil g, 1859.
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JOHN II. Islondci,

INN, Copper,ud sheet-lron Manufacturers and
/ Brass Founder Shop. corner OF Queen and
,i'rtip SITS. anil opposite the Lutheran Church
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CARD.
n. VIM. ID. Eurkharf.

nFFEHsehis professional services to the citi-
" Gems of Martinsburs and its vicinity. ard So
iiclis share o. their patronage. lie may be found
for the present at his fathers residence when not
professionally engaged Inlarch 80 '52-tf
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Dr. IL. Summers,

IIAvlNG located himself in Martinsbu, for
4 I she practice 0, medicine, may be found al his
residence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church
April &c 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

4 TTORNEY AT LAW Martinsbnrgt Va will
~ give prompt attention TO business entrusted
to his care in the Counties of Berkeley, jefferson
and Morgan i s Sept IL, lsi9.
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August Tl.conllil.

4 foNFECTioN and Grocery Store Queen st
7 three doors South OF Rawlins' Hotel
march g. 1885.
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NEW GOODS.
George w. Burns
4 S now ready 10 offer TO his customers
Il Tie public generally n choice selection
NEW STRING GOODS.

from the Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
He thinks he can assure his friends that no
better assortment can be Offered 10 them for
their selection in ibis ,nayket--ceriainly none
on more reasonable terms, IApril 20.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
Du,,jeI II. Doll.

UNDERTAKES md H0USE.JoINEg--S Shop
I on Burke Street two doors East ofthe Ger
man Reform Church July 81, lS49
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

An Indian rubber Omnibus IS about being
Invented, which, when jam full. will hold :
couple moro.
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CARRIAGE-MLKiNG,

TW0ULD respectfully announce to MY custom
1 RS and the pnSlie generally, tina, have re
moved my
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nsARsiAI<$TO RE HAD AT
81 CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.'S

WE offer oar stock Of Clothing Cloths, Vest
w ings and Cassmeres 10 the public at cost
as we intend to change our business for the pres
emit Call and examine for yourselves
April 20, 1852
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Map OF Berkeley.

II EARFOTT'S MAP OF BERKELEY
IN divided into E4gbt Election Districts BY
the Commissioners. For sale by
April 20, 1852. RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

I0RMEBLY Of Washington. ID. c.. having re
II moved to Mlrtinsburg, willpractice az an At
rney aud Councillor at Law, in Berkeley ard the
Dis ming Counties. march 20, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

las resumsdthe practice Of Medicine and
HI Surgery in Marinsburg. 0crOniee next
10 Tloge's opposite the Court house.
January 20, 1852.
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Andrew BOwmlau
John L. Norris.

CABINET MAkER-shop on the corner o
Queen and Burke Streets
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noMESTIc COOKERY, BY Mrs Lea, Just re-
lIsciyed BY Jan. i9l RIDDLES BRO.
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s. GaYard,

8. GaYard,
COMMISSIONER in CIIANCERy--0ff Once over
Y i the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Anril 30. $50
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