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Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
EssasEs q s.s ana IN a:Ess Ey N AZ.

fENHE undersigned has iuSt received ard is now
a opening very genera! assor;nl .Et OF eeupiue
Inspected DRUGS and AIFi)ICGNTtS ---t 'Itn,iI-
GALS, fEEFCMEtfgs, PAIyrs. OirS and u t.s;rtFg
Also q large let o. 80 .li l'ie s,i >.
patent Medicines. ga.a @
Louden & Co.'S Alterative. Expcctoront Car
minative Ralsam, Hair Tonic. Feraalc Elixcr,
Ague Pills Sanative pills, an hcaiing Salvc Pile
remedy, To,ic, feThiltge aid CEer0k5e Lima
ment. 'ratcWer re;ebratetp pfc ret:Ie,!v fat;t-
estocks Yettniiu.yc, VII Fats Pa,raix bit.afs md
Life p.iS. TownsendS Sa<a!arii!a. Spercais oias
@e &. z Rsss Ayes' Cherry Prct5f,.t 1cte4t
remedy of tee a:;e FER Chro:ic ailc co.S Of tA,
Lungs. i' 't.' eaf p
Esoos4s and Stationary. ..-
a full supply Of School Books, Quills Stee!-pens
and boders, tnve!qpes, wafer, Letter aud lappq-
per. copy hooss Skates and 4ehtiial .FaAih
Bibles O., &c. AlioI which VIII be SOLD yefyJ
low for cash r. 2. WILLIAMS
fttiA,AgfY,, ,J,sae o& 1872 2J-,v
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15

We, A5raaa,a Cochran. Solomon DT McCufdy
aat james 1icCurly. citizens Of New Boston
county oi Hil!s5orouS. and State of New Hamp-
shire. }eposc s,. say that we We're at q political
meeting i this town Oh the I'd day Of January
1852. a y aicn General Pierce made political
speectl and we further say, that we saw a report
of said speech immediately after in the Naaches-
Ter Dc'nocsast, and we then thought the report a
faithful statement oi Genera! Perce's reataIts on
the slavery question; and opr attention having
been recently called 10 this subject We say that
according 10 our best recollection, the report on
tse part relating e. slavery ard the Fugitive Slave
Law is correct ABRAHAM COCHRAN.
SOLOMON ~ NtCCURDX,
JAMES McCURDY
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
Eso GAS and STATIONARY.
lNk.srlssE TO pEaTlas.

4 IL persons indebted 70 the UNDERSIGNED Gor
I A iacs are respectfully requested 70 make pay
&c not settled h} that time he H.l he guder the
necessity - waiting upon t!.e4] ritbt}:e Zee
bills =. - C. OWN SA.r.a
Of L..iay eatesegupty
Lewisyil'e, Jaiy l$t i332. l3l-it
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15

GoFrsl-owx, Il. II !, Aug Q, 1852
T:is Is 10 certify that Rev Andrew T. i7oss is
member o! the Baptist church IL GoifStown H.
H.. III guod and II -u.ar standing, and is aninister
ia regular standing in the BAPTIST denomination
j. ". POLAND, Pastor
JESSE T. PLUMER Ch Crk
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
EsQaR Eseate Esami EDebfors.

4 CALI Of 5 per Cent. IN good money has been
T. \ made ~ tAe Trustees upon ~ debts due or
becoming ige: and debtors are itforhled, thar un-
less the same is promptly pad on or bctore The
25.h Nuyen.hyr next without further notice, 70
irdn qeace afterwards. cailsbeteapee,ed 81 given.
P4yllc,i1S cau he plade II the undersigned qt -
- R&l So :, X SattsIss at W.isi as to..SCo
Caories ". 4 dansg74s isa-e.sasgoi j. !osilzo4
TH0S, ", NEWTON, Cas5jo
4t.t a,.a Secretary Of boqydof '2rasteest
Regi Es,Gic Bs,tt.T
Li.,tt Rock JsfU 2G.flS - ts. .377i8.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
N M ED.

Oathe 26tb ut. by the Rey Z. S. Smith MI
WsI goIEis OF " yFne co. n. c. to Miss ia Ky
o. daughter q Mag. J. P. Fnpliy Of Harrison Co.
IeNaS- a.rf -s
-0atae Gth last, by ohm NJ Whites;de, Esir.
81. J5Sia.2 II. .4'ste,S0a 90 Alas EA3a5eiglJ
liicg}a2rn ali c! hemialeasIcount4,
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
PUBL..c AGENCY

Washington Cisy, Baltimore, y hiIadeIrhia
Hartford, 3 CIV Maven. Boston, end the 4
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
gOSEPH CoCFR sN. .sa

I.Cuus W. Campbell, Qf the tovn 6f. Ga5as-
gown. county OF Hillsborough, and State Of New
Hampshire. depoSe and saw that I was at Il politi-
cal meeting hoitepat New Bostoh-insa county
oilillsboIough, and State of New Hampshire on
the 2d OF January, 1882, Which meeting was al
dressed BY Gen FranEin Pierce: aud vale + can
net sscaliect any precise words F,o recollect that
lie spoke OF his dislike Of tl1e agitve Slave law:
and l recoilect that after returning, / said to a
humber Of Individuals that "he (Gen. Piercel was
Gs good dboitios,5t as nniself If he tc0sa olg
Stat. -~- q, -.aa C. w, CAMPBELL.
Sworn, July q, 1881, before ..at a
JOSEPH COCHRAN JR., J! p
..... '.se .-..-- nI,la31 sf b.
l., hodney NicCOllum, of New Boston in the
county cf hlllSborough. and State OF New Hamp-
SHIRE, depose and say, that was present at a pO-
Atcal meeting holden in this town on the second
OF January, 1852, which was addressed by Gem
franklin Pierce; and Fvhiie cannot testify to the
words Used, do rec0liect that he spoke 50 decid-
ediy against slavery and the Fugitive Slave law,
that then Thoughts and made the remark Is a
number of persons "that ne (Ged. Perce,) was as
SsHong an anti-slavery man as any we had about
mere. .sg,s Ft~e Il RODNEY aIcC0GL0M.
sworn, July 81, 1852, before fr...4-... az
-s.. JOSEPH COCHRAN, JR,, J., P.
E. W. Griffin, Of PepperiN, in the county Of
.alddleSeX, Commonweaith.Qll Of lIassachuse ,eer-
MY and say that / was at New Boston, il the
county Of HiIis0orough, and State o. New Hamp-
ShlFe on the second ,of Janaary, last and that
heard tie speeches Of 3. f, Aver, ESQ, as,d Cen
: franklin Pierce, and that | heard \. 7, Foss ask
nm nm several questions and heard Gen. Perce's re-
II distinctly recollect Of hearing Gen Franklin
trce llerce say that he had most revolving feeling at
sIe giylpg up Of slave that he oathed the Fpgi
NV 1--WE Slave law; and other expressions of similar
law. ~-i w W SbIFEfI
Sworns August 10. 1852, before. - "a -
81 .l,-,i,...i. /. ROBERT MOORErJ p.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15

/ Daniel andrews ofNew Boston. in tde com
> Of Hiijsborou1h and State of New Hampshire
dcP"s- ara say, that was present ct d political
aeet!rs h0lGen n this town on the second dav Of
January, 1852 which was addressed by General
franklin Pierce. and further say, that J saw the
rePortoi sa.d >pesch made By \. I FosS. and +
tAcn believed the report to be true and correct
report Of said speech. and spoke OF it as beiogSach
at the time; and never heard any person say that
they doubted the correctaesS of the report until il
hecaUe necessary 10 contradict it 10 save General
Perce's credit Vith lis southern friends
DANIELANDRI3WS
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
= Asszs.f,sis,tr..ators Noti.eg
COUNTY OF IiEMpSTEAD. scr.

- COUNTY Ot HHNFoiEAD, SCI;
TyTHE2EAS at Com. Of Probate for said
v county OK Hampstead commencing On the
2d Monday ol Juiy A. d. l5I4 the tollowiGg ad-
miuistraJors and Guardian accounts current and
settlement werg!iledtor conjunction at the next
term Of SAID Court. Uie.
Ezekiel Nance Adm est. s. II Thonpson-fnal-
Luc1ao McColion Adm est. Em McCollurh
JoefD Conway, Adm est J41les Allen
A. 3. Williams Sam'l Moore;
G. K. Cheath2ul; SD : J. Il Waiker-iiual
Git MARROW Kohert Pyrec;
w. &. j. Pcrgea, >aIn.t PeTreu;
Joln 5 Johnsoi, y 81 : Wa. S. johnson-faal.
Tiimon T. Collier, Gaafd. or VIM. A. Halle;
H. Ma iySm!thygs Eft1 - il. J. Tafi,ley; ~
-a sam2rln aa r.-~,.. Green ITpieY.
Iaplelara nptice is hereby giHea to al persons
Interested .urtae settlement aaysucn Estates or
aceeIqjs, ~ cJulc !o.Na:d and ii.e 2Ncep.ons 70
sqfh acconqts il aGR they Aaye- on OF heiage ne
saeQpG day Of tAe next leyrA Il opT aid Count o.
prOba5e. to be holden at the Court House, IA the
town OF Waspngtoa, on the ID Monday OF Octo-
Der, !. D. 1882, ol they via be foreFer barred
from excepting 10 such accounts, or any item
thereof.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15

#Ih.s brave officer. who performed Gcn4aal
Pierce duties at Conrreras and Caurubasc1, was
killed rot Chapnitepec while u0bIy leading the Sta
Infantry, portion Of Gen Pierces brigade
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15

1rATE oF Nrw Hs-EFsHIRE, HWSjeropgh as
On the 27ib Gay Of Tuly, A D. 1852. personally
a2prare.t the above named 4blahan? CocaIan
Noiouen u. WcCurdy, and Jauoes NcCrYlv, aal
made solemn oath that tue f.reE0iae alIi15pitGv
ta"m subscribed Is true Before ne
.. ..s. ID&EpE COCHRAN T. J.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
,Tl.e state OF Arkansas.

COUNTY " LSFaYE'rrG.
hl5sc LGfagafa Caca,t Can't. ca he CiGtcyy side
ibcfegi "a ra0l,tga .4islai 2Gai, !sJ2.
john IL. McIlnig.t Com, iaiclat
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
OFFICES OF THIS AGENCY

10 Wall street New York: Baltimore street
Baltimore. Ma. iG CheSnot street, Philadelphia
l59 Main street Hartford. Ct; Pennsylvani
Avenue Washington. y. C. and s4 Washington
street. Boston
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15

JOSEPH COCHRAN. Jr., H. p.
Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
Cg,sasaeF tsiara t.ae CEe::a, ,,esf! :

Ne asidfc q Joseph tIoITe75. decd.
SGpte"ada' C.4ss, ts73. u Is 9 G PGT2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28

Faiose-6 iiizens--l have been applied to by some
Of my personal well wisbers, more than once. to
know whetlerI would he candidate for the ofiice
of Ahorney fer he Commonwealth, which Office
now hold in the Crcnit Court. My answer has
been thatfhe duties of the office ] thought, could
perform and the cnelumonts would certain v
help me to maintain somewhat expensive family
on decreased income; that therefore it would
suit me TO be the attorney, If ii suited the people
to command my services
perceive however By the last Gazette, that Ed
mund p Hunter. Esq is candidate for the office
aud he as we'll as myself holds the office in the
County Court --apd he too has large and espen-
sive family.
hare neeer pas.ed q ,cora Nth Gel. Ifanfer. or
any Of his friend or MAJ friends on his subject
except what have stated; and that was some time
since. act simply from my sense OF duty
sAoli MT, therefore. Gsk gou 70 rote Ter ne; shall
vote for hm--uot because be is of the payfy to
which belong. this i declare not TO be the rea-
son; bat because deem him competent II has
served long enough 10 be familiar with the duties,
and think faithfully. regard il to be my duty
to give him my veto because. st, Ia Is he incam-
Itni. and 21ly. He IS, think competent to per-
form The duties And in saying this let me not be
understood as questioning the qualifications Mr..
Norris-but | believe, that these officers of the
Court. ought not to be appointed on parfy grounds
and l shah. las Mt present adyisedl adopt this
principle and vote for at least two democrats. a.
mong these officers. d. II. CONRAD
pr;l1
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28

HIRAM BOWEN.

HAS Justreiuraed from the Eastern mar
HI kels with new and elegant assortment
Of Goods, suitable Tor gentemen's wear--con.
sisiug in par of Blue, Black, Olive. Green,
and Brown French and English Cloths.
Black French Cassimers.
Fancy Cassirners o(eyery shade and quality.
Cashmereits, Silk Warp.
Fine blk. Satin and Silk Vesiing,
Fancy silk vcsnng Marsalls Vestins
Fine Linen Drills and Linens.--Togeiher
with all the necessary Trimmings Of the very
best quality.
SHIRTS. Shirt collars and Drawers.
Genslemcn's Gloves, Cravats, and Pocket
i1andkerchiels.
These goods have been selected with great
care. and will be made 10 order after the very
best style, or they will be sold 10 be made else
where.
Hickory Shirts suitable for servants.
April 20, 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
STILL In THE FIELD!
A Candidate for Public Favor.

FEsHE Undersigned. would respectfully an
n nounce 10 his friends and The public gem
orally, that he has removed his Sadder shop 10
Queen ST., two doors North of the Market
House. and nearly opposite Brod.riek's Hotel !;
where he is fully prepared 10 furnish every ar
icle in his line, al the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms. all Saddles made by him are
warrented 10 give entire satisfaction, as TO ease
Of the rider aud durability.
lie returns his thanks for past patronage, and
invites all persons wanting any thing pertain
ing TO his line OF business, 10 give HIM call.
He is confident that his work and Terms will
please. VIM. MCLAUGHLIN.
Anri on 1870 tre zsef.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE.

FTNHE undersigned offers for sale, desirable
i tract af Land, containing "a Acres, 2 Foods
and SO Poles lying one and u half miles from
Bunker Hill. and ten miles from Martinsbufg. and
near the Alartinsbnrg and Winchester Turnpike.
The land is productive, and in a good state OF cul-
tiaiion. and will bear Recommendation. The
neighhorhood is peaceful and quiet. The. inn
proyements are new comfortable and substantial.
So The buildings consist OF II House, sufficient
EssiiiI ly large for a farm dwelling q Switoher
M.slIl Barn, with sablng sufficient for IS or 20
head of horses, with other necessary out buildings.
A never falling stream Of water passes through
the lend and near the dwelling. convenient for
stock and other purposes. There is also well of
good water with pnwp. There some 40 or
80 acres Of good timber convenient TO saw-mills,
with young apple anil peach orchard, of or
choice fruit, in hearing condition. Lands in s.ISs
the condition Of the above named, are seldom Of
tered for sale in this County For further pnrtic-
ulars inquire of the owner on the premises. All
persons wishing to purchase will deem il advisa-
BILE TO view the premises, where the terms shall be
made known which will be accommodating Ii
the above land is not sold prior to 18th Of June
next, it will that day be offered at public sale,
TO the highest bidder though | prefer selling it
privately, te JOSEPH MckoWN.
April 49, 1s52--tf. ......,.,. ....,-...,
EsSrFree Press and Winchester Republican
copy till forbid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
Commercial Rrfor0.
Martinsburg Market, April IN.
GROCERIES,,

WE have just received large stock of
w family groceries, consisting in part OF
Loaf, Crushed. Clarified, pulverized and
Brown Sugars Old Government Java and
pine Rio Coffee. Golden Syrup. old fashion,
cd Sugar house. New Orleans and West 10
dia Molasses; superior Green and Black Teas,
Baker Broma. Mets Soluble Cocoa and No.
/ Chocolate, G. A. and Fine Salt; Spices OF
al kinds; Belmont Sperm, Adamanlne and
Mould Tallow Candles Soda and Water
crackers; Cheese. Sc, sc. AL of which
will be sold unusually low for cash or at short
credit 10 punctual customers.
April 2S. 1852. RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
school Books, Paper, Ink, &c.

lust received n supply of school and other
81 Book--in the supply will be found AlcGufiey's
Eclectic Readers, Nos l, 2, 3 and 4 MeGufEey's
Speller, Comly's Speller Comly's Reader, Mitch
ellis Geography and Atlas, Pixies Arithmetic En-
glish Reader, Smiths Arithmetic, Parks rhine
tic, Common Prayer, Small restaments, Pocket
and Family Bbes--children's books ofnany kinds
Faber's Lead Pencils, Munroe's Pencils, Carpen-
ters Lead Pencils, Steel Pencils. Pen Holders Ink
Stands, Black; Blue and Red Ink. Port Folios
Writing Paper and Note Paper, Enyelops, Quilts
Waters Sealing Wax, &c, all OF which will be sold
on fair terms aud to which the attention my Gus
toners is invi ed, For sale by
April 10. 1852. WI DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
ron CLERK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

lsY~we are authorised to announce JosEPu
BuRSs rs candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of the
County Court Of Berkeley County, at the first cleo
tion under the new constitution.
March 2, is52--tf
If Mr. Joseph Burns win consent TO be a Canii-
date for the Office OF Clerk Of the County Court of
Berkeley, he will be supportedhy
MAsY VoTELs
srartinsburg, April 10 is52--Rep Copy.
1.-The above card is accompanied BY anumbcr Of
good and responsible names ---ED. GAz. -ass
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
s mi .-

YENHE UNION rs sAFE--Afteral long opposition,
i Virginia has determined not to Secede or Null
IS, She has gone into the United States. The I'M
dersgned takes leave to iriorm the public, that he
has renedihe United States Hotel, lately kept by
A, Cowton, ESQ., where he is prepared 10 aecommc-
date all those who may please to patronize him
the establishment has undergone thorough reno
waiting The old friends OF the Virginia Hotel are
particularly invited TO continue tier support to
the United States. No exertions on his part shall
be spared give general satisfaetion--.his terms
as usual, rat rerY moderate.
WASHINGTON EVANS, Proprietor.
Cumberland April G, 1sj2---it
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28

Cfq,aJers' inflammation for The Pcop}e. or Popular
Encyclopedia of Useful Knowledge Two large
imperial octave volumes, containing 100 pages.
Ptterswss Listoeg 81 he Aaeficos DISSOLUTION. 500
large octave pages with geo fine Engrivings.
Peiersop's History 81 he United Suites Ndrs COO
large octave pages, and J 80 fne EDgravings
Frosts Reaarkebfe LreffS an tie History q dne7i-
ca. Two large octave volumes, containing 1000
pages and 700 engrryngs. The best History Of
America published.
Frosfs Ptctoroi Life Of Haslingfon. A Splendid
Book, containing COO octave pages and so ele-
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ton ever published.
MORRIS History Of tie Indian Wars Fine colcred
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The Tras Republican, Containing the Inaugural
Addresses and the First Annual Addresses and
Messages of all the Presidents of the United
States the Constitutions Of the most important
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Portraits Of all the Presidents, engraved on
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Foz's Book IF Mqrfy9's A Splendid Family Ed-
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De Cofmenin's History efhe Pepes. 900 large &C.
tovo pages, with illustrations
Josephls FORKS. Fine Edition, one large volume.
Starnis Reflections on TIE Works Of God
81. Picrre's Studies Of Nature
Irhae's History ofthe World. A Valuable General
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some Engravings.
Lives Of Grea aud CelelrGei Ghardcters ofall ages
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with numerous cngravings 3tf
Together with number Of other Works, par
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For further particulars, address. postage paid,)
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March an 1870 'fSff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
IRON AND MILLS.

WE liave large assortment of Iron and
w Nails OF almost every variety, for sale
at low plices, wv
Feb. "a. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
NOTICE TO EPECURIaNs.

WE wish respectfully 10 call the attention
w of the public 10 the following list o I Eat
able articles. which we have now Oh hand.
Flour, .NcClure's best; Bacon. Baltimore
cured; Fresh Fish. such as Shad, Herring,
&c; Potatoes a splendid lot, suitable Tor seed
or table use Al Of the above named articles
we expect to keep constantly on haad.
We would say TO The farmers and others.
vino may have bacon that they wish TO barter
for fish, that we will trade with them.
w, II. s J. MATHEWS.
April 6. ls52-Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
4 CARE,


hFFERS his professional services TO the dill
- zens OF Narln5bnrg and ITS Vicinity, al so.
licts share Of their patronage. he may be found
for the present at his fathers residence when no,
PROFESSIONALLY engaged. March 50. 'a2--if.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
RAWLINS' HOTEL.
ily!l

MAR Ig[lIEI sTBU. 2a, va.

MAR TIEI sI3 Ul2a, VA
HNllE undersigned bcgs leave respectfully bin
l form the community and travelling public
that he has taken the Hotel formerly known as
the berkeley Iiouscn The House has recently
undergone thorough renovation it is now be-
hevcd to be in every respect adapted tothe warts
Of The traveller and sojourner.
4 large and commolious Stable is attached to
the premises. The luxuries of the Table will be
surpassed BY none and The Bar is at all times
supplied with choice selection of superior wines
and liquors. .alIs.m
ls~Baggage taken to and from the depot free
Of charge, and in bad weather a carriage win he
run TO the depot for the accommodation of travel
lcrs without any additional expense
JOS. G. RAWLINS
March 2, 1852 --ly Proprietor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
NOTICE no TRESPAsSERS.

TIME subscriber hereby forewarns all persons
from cutting or hauling timber ofany des-
eruption from his mountain land (known as the
Russell tract The gentleman who cut and haul
ed timber off said tract in January last, to Henry
Everharts saw,mil is requested TO come forward
and make amends for said trespass within the pre-
sent month, OF the law will be enforced in its most
rigid form against him and all such offenders.
April 49, 1852 81 JACOB STUcKEY, in.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
PAINS OF ALL KINDS

r7 W BEAUTY aft fsU.I
Complexion richly tinted wi,lithe bloom ofhealth
With skin as pure and fsir pat.an marble 81
Soft and sweet as the fragrant rose--
Teeth as sound and white alshaster,
Breath ofsweetes fragrance, and lifs Of coral tint
With flowing ringiets and GLOSSY Jocks, i,
Luxurant tresses dancing gracefully oe'r the le
neck,
Ne dark repusive spots to t,r rleasng Picture
Or 90 east dull shedovso e teagty 5 master piece.
Hadway's Medicatcd Soap.
Composed tah most delicious rare and fragrant guns
ofeNtracts, oils, and costly
or flowers, roots, trees. and oriental plants,
Possessing wonierous virtues o'erskir diseases
Tothe Complexion it imparts Beauty.
By cleansing the skin from all eruptive matter, te
Makes clean the poFes gives action to tina eapsres,
By which all poisonous hrmors are ejecfd-
And healthy action 70 the skin restored p
To the teeth IL gives wtiteness AMI prevents decay
Il makes the skin soft sweet and smooih,
Transforms the most repuisise and disdgured yisase,
To clear and beautiful complexion
Railways Circassian Balm.
mpnrts nu,rment to the hair
Makes il strong, glossy rich and iuxnriant,
Ceansesthc scalp from dandrnG.gives action to the
fastens the hair upon the scalp aud forces to grow
Like gnauo to barren soil, IL maker it rich and produc
tive
To dress the hair make u smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
Railways Circassian Balm is the ''ne plus ultran
ni~Price 25 Cent pr hottie a
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WA Iorney Harper's Ferry, A. NJ. CsidIer
March ,, l352-tm. assIt.sl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
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Corner OF King street and the Public Square,
MARTINsBURG, VA. aa
FENHE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks
4 TO her friends and the pubic. for their
past liberal encouragement, and respectfully
sociis a continuance OF the sarNe. Her house
is about 10 undergo a thorough repair, and she
pledges herself that nothing shall be wanting
10 make the United States Hotel pleasant
and agreeable home 10 the traveller and guest.
April 8, ls52--lf. MARY 0DEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
A CARD.

Il TAKE this method to contradict the report
| put in circulation by some person or persons
hat in the event Of my election to the Sherifalty
in this County, Mr. c. I Comegysis 10 be my dep
uty. 1t is untrue and without the shadow of foun-
dation as are many other reports circulated to my
injury. l will state further, that have made nc
promise 10 any one, and assure my friends that
will make no selection until after the election.
80 ea $685. e JOHN ii. LIkENS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-28
NCT ICE,

4 Ii persons indebted to the estate of Thomas
n Bryarly, decd, are requested to mike imme-
diate payment, and those having claims to present
them Tor settlement. as the executors wish to make
n final settlement Of The estate .ss..t.f g-
di SAMUEL ID. BRYARLY, r...
JOHN L. KEARFoTT, A,N''
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