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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
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Die Unite, idriebenen nebmeu ild bisrmit
bic Srdbeit sincm 9eebrten pubIitum stee.
benIt on5ubCi9rn, coB Iie, pOn Den Srrn
SCbn Shi6 uno Co. in QbitaNeIpbia ols
N9entcn gum Sctauf ibrer terubmtsn Wdt.
Ides angeiteut motoGn flro,
Siefs Mitfde5 fino Den Der trlten Sua'
litdt, in 9rcBsn uno Starfsn 8arsn aufess
poft une wetcen 9ornntirt iecen Wedfet
Der QBiitcrun9 unDerdnrert ous5ubaItsn.
StobtDaltCr, uno anesre msIhe bsi'm
8roB bu f0uftn muuIdcn, msrosn eingeta.
ben bd unS onjurufCn, uno mir 9sbm ibnsn
btermit bic 9Seriiterunq oaB lie oirfe Wldt.
f6rs rben 70 biui0 b,i uns srbaItsn f6nnen,
ais mie in philadelphia b5i ben SabrifanteR.
&Clpi6 Ghmtht II. 60.
NpctbsFer in QlCntoun.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
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THr sg1ildbfibe. Sir finn aufs @clfanbiete
ibcru9 eaB cs nttbt ocjn Die Ssihoifsubsit psr Nb
ocrbefsrt Irnrern ra8 Gs auh Ole 9cu9t Der Nlilb
Sobnr uno 8utttr psrmbrt. Giui9s, rvlIts zen Ser;
futh bamit ecmotbt bObGn, ia9rn, C;n 9funb in koer
gErh, onoErC h9cn Elm butbES @fano, rpabrsno cinr
9tricn earauf brltcblt, faB s ;ruci Qlno mebr ron
epcr Sub in Der QRcbs ecnobt bat 9Hir ocnten, ta6
otr burtbihnittdhc Scrpnn gpihsn Cinrn baltsn uue
cinsm 9funnC pr g2cC bGi itosr Sub lbpantsn miro
pcnn ttr SGbc oclftanrt9 0sunp ino. Dittr 3ulae;
Grtroa miro purb bic @srguanrluu9 res Hippuric
Acid IN Lactic Acid (SRiIhfiure), Stidtcff Nitro
genous uno 6dt-NaiIs 9sprnnSn, cbcnlo raturcb,
raB ncr rurth Die eun9cn en9catbnsts Saucrirf nit
eluen Der Sttdtc Srjtu9upsn SbeIs csS Cutters prs:
junchmrn.
Dicks puIor mirb rtn 8dbtn bSu 0cflnrn unS
9colhItthcn 5ultapo rGs Srltsms rhocn rpclthcr gb
uno Butter brrrrrtrin9t ptlbs pibrCno Der Scnnsr:
;elt cnen lc Itbr 9uten 9slbuad bot psnn ras @iGb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04

6c1bcS SSaiicr. Ticit Srontbtit mjto burd
zen hltchtn, ouf1tmtr6dtln 3uiono nt5 Wutts Crclt
ptlhIs ottnn uuN UiBil urb ron 0ttCr Sorttiit. u
III stnt l,br 0jfihyhc 8r0utbtt ullc6c idhrttb Cu
NEIr.s ptrthpcIlr YfrrG ;lrtGrt Sin rltbthtr Sc
broutb riei,s luirrS wub bF &rontHtit pGUi9 hIitu
Is miro curcD @crtelUun9 tCr &Srbouuna uuo ca
rur DAP es ccm Sutl cine erGGSre SuoutitSt rttbc,
SbIllttsn mfibrt Die bctt uuo Siuj;0 mGIbc Uusftt
ur QIit6trhtrlttlIuno rOrtiGttn. SIM Wc0tnne bct
8rantblt 0Sb tiltttb Ito9s uCn 0ESffd prlI. ipSrr
Ole 8routbcit wut rtr9ihrttiu it, Sptt GFtSfd rel
pShtntltb.
SdIldbbcru (slabber:ng). IiC5 III bic @Grlpd
flung moutber mGrtbprutn Shtcrc turtb GrItbGYfun9
burdb cine teitGntile AutIttrur9 hcs SpCdlcs, wdbc
in zen Wa9cu qcbcu rItt um bie &Ueouun9 81 pGfSr
bern. Gf miro eft burh btn in zen 0DtciiulrUnrCr
rpotitnbiu iubiari bIn Sotat buporssrukH. @tn @g
lSfd pcu orCimot in Der @rbs miro Gem 6tufTt eft
mots Giubatt thun, pGnn CT ridt ron Dem Sotat in
G6roTI abtan9ie it, untsr icttn umtSnbcn mus ro(
Sblcr cini9c Belt aus Dem GrrCite pCs Satot6 urtd
bthaen pSrnSn.
Scr itilIc Spllcr. Tics Yutptr bat fdrn pun
hertz pcn frrrrn ron etc;r liCn Srontbcit 9tbeitt
irm erlt0un,r rcrCr melthc Cs 9cbrouht hattn. 6;
Ctt itta aIbraut pIrren tCpcr iitb MatIrie in ocn
9iadcn atbllctt hat lcn fam bas bier nit prlitin
Gig pGpEr her9ttelIt wtrotu, wCrn nitt Die N1otGr
ou6adtrrt III. Gttraute c6 SCiti9 um clt Gin Srul
tat 3u prttitn. Die GrlIs 1T Gin ceCr ;psnoI ta9lid
Gin @PSifI pclI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04

ouf Intr 0utln 9Eai6l 9IEf NtTtn Nppttit miro g.:
itdnri9 gut fjn; bas Yuptr miro ibm gIobrun9 gu
fdbrcn, an rpCItbsr CS icnit too NGon9G tlrsn uuo
fct9Iitb an SuontjtSt uno SuOtitSt Ger g0litb uno
Butter 70 Gnlo nabIaIn wdrre, ots Die bciFs Srmmer=
Bit pcrbrest uuo ole gRsipc tob pirb. Ssosr Sars
r,cr uno gQetIrCi;8GNesr, rutltber br tincu 8Gbtn
oisss YuIper reedmSeio ittGrn nro, ,rpro cs Scnucr
uno 0Btntsr in sintm frrtpabtno 9utcn Staucc npcn.
3u oiefm 3ptd cui pcn rem Yuptr ypsi rrer brsinat
pSbIuttitb Elm G6lEfd pct 9cSS6en mGrrcn.
SpbIc 66ruer cccr S&plf rbcr ras 6tauentlib
uuo ollie an0Sru 6rantbcittn ots 9Ratpicbss rptt ucn
eincm bIethGn 9uitanbI per SGi berrubren, rperoen
hnelI uno pirtiam crfcrut. &si 8tbsn, oertu Nlilb
ttau, rdnu uno pagri9 IT, uno tpttbs ui;t pid 8abm
sf1r cesr, Die tluti9e 9Rb 9eten, ccCr Die 9rrcbnt
ipo tou9s trrdGn ;u fbcn, ruiro cs ols unrt9lihrs
Gt0cnmittsl etanu prosn, inbem eS bic 8ebafeubeit
bes 8utes ptrtsrrt. Sin GfISfd rel itoen Sa9 coer
cinCn Sag I'M bSu anesrn, tpro paju srfcrcrtit cin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
Communion 95u6.
2gbemOm0bls 9Gno6c0ten.

5sraus9e9cbtn pcn
pfarr9 6. g. German, Ruetaun, ga.
9TOtioss fbsetars @srt it i'm @u6ftObr oss
TaiFtcis ~ botgu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04
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9riIcn pScr Sirk. IiE fraufbtit hat ollt
YfrtarjF bt'hdnt Gjttt biCts 4ulptr, uno CS miro
QEuntCr in btltr bi6htr unhIlbartn 0rontbttt thur
Us III cine 6routbcit i'm TrGlntiltm unr miro rurcb
mou9dbot 0ru6brunl bttGroat. Sn lCltbcn Sdlm
miro Gin @flSfti veil G9b guCinot pabrino Gin ccCr
gpct Ncnon unous9ytet pGrabrctbt in orCt SGucu aus
piCr cine otjtuu9 tCrulrttn Oae 1T Srtdnti9 Crrpit:
fen uuo tcjtu9t lbutIn uuo turyr aubtm ban0ln pcn
itbr0t)n Suu0tn ob. Strtu NcrQcn Gin GflGiTd rclI
miro t06 liCb in CinGr rptr lpti QEcbcn ptrrtuan
uub hCbsn.
@!a3erc pocr mutbloic 4fcrSc, cotr 100 ii:
uj0e uIttrtlettd pcu &tbs cor Stti1tcit Ger 9apGe
una tino uuo rO6 Qfro utbt t Wsrrcu mill, cpGr no
cas- 60or rouD II uuo ittb oufpurt nrm has Gutter
nitbt out ;u tctrmmCu ihdnt. eSn lrl;htu 3ultGnoEn
brin9t c5 mciltTtbtls cine unmjttt6arl 9truro res
SbSrCS blrpCr, tS ruttirrt riG &eteauuna uno tamt
&Tihrurtt alG SrGSbtit bGS Sbisrgs CS pito Cbboft
uno uuuttr uno isn 6a0r wiro 90tt 9cibmStri9 uno
stSn3cur.
gkrSebdnSttr mCrScn, ipcnn ie ibrcn Yfrbtn einrn
cer gpCi GflGfd pcu cpem rpGbtrttb oGbcn, tltlttn
9c0tu bis @efabr lbdecn, fdh w pcrtalttn rosr cen
&cer iu bGtcnnCn, iUEun C Dem 9ICttr ebr ausaCtet
hnp, Ctt. Sbrs gfCrhe pcrosn outb u 9rG6ercm &cr
tbciL CrEbencn wcnn e sum &ertauf ausSErtsn mGbtn
rbtm eas Yursr SctI6tu in rintm 9utGn unS oSinocn
5uitonbe Crbat. GARNER uro Srotbtfubrltute wtroeu
aIribouS Fnbcn, ba6 cs ibrcn gftrbcn tbr pcbl tbu
ptnu ite nit rtm 9upCr mic cben onsc9rbsn oeftrrt
lpErrcn. inpsm CO bnsn Cncn rrpSbrCnp 9utsn lpprs
iii flsbCrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-03-04

Sentalnin 2OtDntal,

<otHlHtlItI &QlUIlNlI
madt ben @lnwpbnern anentaun5 unb
eem pubIitum hbetbaupt ottunasupQ bic
UnSsiee, ta6 er bic Srn. 9arcolep uno
Scpe, iiber 3 @rirnet's Srbr, ousaetauft
bat uno lidb nun 9dnblid Der Daqurrean.
Stunt riemen MIR. Gr in mid mtbr NIT
o. eeb In @jelhdttSUsrbineunq, fcneern be-
treibt ctefes e3fhdft auf ansini9s Rcdnuna.
Snoem er eerHeIteiie in Der Daauerreantunlf
in tiefer Staot III, uno ems Der olerbeffeu
Snifrlmentsn bot, uno nit al ben neueru
btI1srunqeu ppstirt in er i'm Stanee in
iseer Se6irbung ale SUIhsnatt uUnfcmines
ner 3uflteoencbit bu bsrisnen mrIte miinE
ften
Gin f0rreftcs 8prtrGt
gu babsn. Gr III Iscben oOn philadelphia
burtldacbrt nit cinsm ou5erwdblten Stod
pcn Cafes uno WscouiCns, uno Io6st bier.
nit Die 9omcn uuo 0susn i'm auecmeinen
gum Sdufe Elm um feline Biloer uno Baa.
ren in lugenfhcin Su nebmsn.
SS Jnffruftion in Der GuuIt nib er.
tbfIt uno bei1dnoie Elm Stcd an @itp-
pretfen gum SHfauf ouf Sanb gebaItsn.
S8er9sdet csn Srt nibt. I'm Sbo.
mas Weionsr'5 StObr i'm jweitsn StOd'
nuf.
Quentoun. Sch 10. no
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27


We Gnd the following IN one Of cur cschsd
gcs. !, is capital III. at The rage FOR publish
ING mammoth payers;
ave propose i'm ft# days 10 pttfist 4
newspaper from tits cf6cc of sufficient al
mensieus to serve for an awning icr the
whole f5uited statcs Il will contain twenty
Gyc millions Of columns Of reading matter,
With pictures to match" being q column
and picture for every man. woman and
child 81 this great republic Ut win 'cnniAifi
nearly every work IN the English language.
besides German works for tie Dutch, French
works for the Monsieurs, Madams aud Mad.
noisellcs Of New Orleans and other places
Tales and sketches ii other languages alive
and dead, 10 suit all tastes and capacities:
besides literary notices advertisements, edi-
torisls, foreign news, notice to corrcspon-
dent puffs Of allsofts. original po.tfy writ
ten three thousand years ago. weekly gossips
list Of new subscribers expecting to take our
paper 1T some future time. our mutton mar
ket, deaths, murders, marriages. births, &c.
We have agents 10 all parts Of the Union
fram Maine to California. engaged IN driving
stakes to hang it on. 1t will he visible
throughout the Union. ard those who will
pay dime viii be able to read it with very
great ease"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
VOL. 52.N0. As.

this subject 10 my repoSt'fo the last year has
developed no facts which Induce ME to qucs-
sion the propriety a. the changes 10 the pres
era tariff laws which | then submitted to
Congress; on tile contrary Information de-
rived from tie most reliable sources has con
Hrtnsd What was then anticipated. Much Of
the raw cotton now wrought into fabrics By
the labor or onr citizens nnw goes abroad,
and returns 10 US Tor sale IN form vastly
augmented ii value and to Tat extent the
labor Of cur avn citizens has been diminish
led in value aud driven Into ether pursuits.
Tho history Of Iron Manufacture for the
last few years furnishes an instructive lesson
to the statesmen Of this country. This ar
| ticie enters into such general use 10 every
occupation Il life in all eoaniries advanced
beyond the first step Of civilization, that Il
may well take rank amongst tho necessaries
sf life il this country.
Perceive thai The actual consumption OF
IRON which. under high duties and prices.
WAS STEADILY augmcntina IN quantity h, nm
i der the present reduced rates. both IN duties
and prices. gradually falling ~ notwitb-
standing the increase of population and tho
great exclusion of our farming interests.
! That this great interest Is IN most de-
pressed condition, Tie foregoing comparative
/ rrcaucsiou Icing for tho present year less
| than one halt the capacity % the works sus1
| ticien.iy attcsts. From tho evidence iurnish-
cd TO this Department it Is clear that the
rolling mills, the charcoal furnaces aud for
ges, are utterly unable to produce iron at the
prices at which il is now imported During
| the last year many establishments we're en-
abled 70 survive only By carrying the iron to
The high stages 81 manufacture, az tic making
Of nails ard forged work. At the present
time the prices are below the cost Of pro.
duction. ftbe present policy continues We
must witness in short time the total pros-
tration Of this industry, which onrc destroy
ed, viii reqnifc many years % replace il up
on Its present footing rs 70 skin and expert
cree and VIC shall become dependent upon
foreigncountriea for the NEST important ma
teriai IN the arts of peace. ard the NEST in
dispensahle Of tic mnnimthts Of war.
present with this report several tales
intendcd TO show the sudden aid txtracidi-
nary fall in the ingoico values Of certain ss-
ticlcs Ybicll. prior TO the tariff act Of 1S4G,
| had been subject TO speciiis duties, hut which
by that law we're made subject to duties ad
yalorem. ltmnst be apparent. fram these
tables, that great frauds are pfncticed Ly
under valuations. daily, Which no cxycdient
can prevent, unless such articles as are set.
forth in these Italics are charged With spo
ciic instead Of ad valorem duties. q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

n5eThe Capitol at Washington which
was endangered by the late fire in the Librn
ny Of Congress, was built at total cost of
nearly two millions Of dollars ($l.T46,00o J
The north wing was commenced in 1888, and
was flushed in 1890. 1t cost nearly Q BALI
million. The south wing was commenced in
1903 and finished in 1908, and cost over
100000, The centre was commenced in
1913 aud was finished in 1877. it cost nearly
one million of dollars
TIE entire building covers an acre and q
half and $40 feet of ground. The length of
front is 353 = feet depth Of wing. l2llE;
east projection and steps, depth, 50; west
projection and steps, depth SO; height Of
wings to top Of balns;rade 20; height to top
ofcentrc dome. las; Senate Chamber. length
"A feet, height -; Representatives do /,
length % feet height 60; height q Central
Rotundo 96. The grounds Of the Capitol
embrace 221E acres. surrounded BY a substan-
tial iron railing, the length Of which is four
filths Of mile
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
poeii6aL.

ALoHE.
We parted VIXEN tie fsasl lcaves
Fell last around our feet
TIE autumn win,l taat ever @Eie-es
Seemed n its sorrow swet
! watched her goa saaas@ fcll
urcn the cold gray stane;
A lingering eeho eaue to tel
was not yet alone
Bat when tAe morning slosiy Ars.lo
Aroan,l my sileet bSwer
tried 10 s;ng--.no cciso Tolse-
My luse had lost its power.
The wiads that wandered cir say heaf
They told ne tisou vert gone,
sere sutamr's i-ayss vcre round rie spFsa
felt was alorei
THE f.asr YEARS LEa1.
The last years leaf, It's tine Is brief
Upon tho beechen spray;
The green buds spring, The yeang birds Stag,
Old leaf make room lsT May
Begone--liy array
Make room Tor May
0, green bud, smile on me awhile;
0, young bird, let me stay;
What Joy have we, old leaf in thee7
Make room, make room for Mayi
Begone-lly away
Make room for May.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
TAILORING.

TTATING renewed his residence in Martins
Z burg, and fitted up Tailoring Shop on
ain Street over the Tobacco Store Of j.. 8. Lyetl,
the su5scriberavails himself Of this method 10 no.
tify the public that be is prepared to accommodate
all who have clothes TO cut or manufacture, OF
Whatever style or description. e
IIe,will be in the constant receipt OF the city
fashions. els fully prepared to please all tastes,
veil in the style as 10 the manner and durabli-
ty Of his work. And he soleijs the support Of his
friends and acquaintance: and ofthc public gen.
orally WILLIAM H0KE.
June To- 1S51-.y5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
s.ioar-uAsD LEGISLATION.
PALACE OF THr ELYsEk, 4


In tbe name of the French People tho
President Of the Republic decrees--
Art. /. The National Assembly Is dissol-
we'd,
Art. Q Universal suffrage Is established.
The Law Of the 3lst May is abrueafed.
Art. g The French People is convolsea ilr'
It's elective colleges from tie l4th Of Dccem-
Der to the 21st Of December following.
Art. 4. The state Of seige Is decreed
throughout the FIRST military division.
Art. 5. The Couacil Of Stese Is dissolved.
Art g. The Minister Of the Interior n
charged With the execution Of the present
decree.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONApARTE
De loRSEy, the Minister Of tae Interior.
in an address to the French Pecplo tho
President very significantly refers to the
halcyon days Of the Umpire. -uuder bis Illus
trious uncle, as the state ef things which ir
Is bis ambition to restore. If be is re. eleeted
after this bold programme Of his policy. il
will be at the poios Of the bayonct. We
caonot believe that the people Of Franco are
ready to restore despotism III all It's pristine
yigor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

James p. Erskine. Joseph 3. Gilp;Bn
Soldiers entitled to Bounty Lands Under the
Act Of Congress, September 28, 1850
n Eundersigned having associated themselves
Il together for the purpose Of transncting a
LAND AID cESzEAL LeEECr BUSINESS,
and located themselyesn tbs Sly Of sniacy. stsse
cflIlinois-a location in the centre IF ono 81 Tie
most beautiful ard fertile portions 81 TIE Valley
OF the Mississippi and eonvenient 70 splendid va
cant Congress Lands II the States Of Missouri II.
linois and Iowa. re offer ouTseiFesas Agents Tee
7Hc Location IF Land IFarraafc.
Our fees for locating Warrants, and procuring
Patents win be so for 80 81 for sa ard S. fcr
40 Acres each--the fec oaeearapany aae sgarraat
or may be paid to Megsrg. RtDDlG & DroTnKa Of
Martnsburg Va, cur authorized Aeenis whose
receipt for the same will be received Us isoaey
We also attend to paying taxes and sale Of
Lands, and the investigating Of Titles FOR persons
hclaing Patents to Lands ia lie Military District
OF Illinois, Chat have been sold for texes and
thought to be lost free ofaIl expenses to tie ow-
ncr for one half Of Lands recovered
s8 6RS1fNK Il GIIPIN,
June o lS5i-6m. City OF Ghiney, isinos.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

lc5~The following definition Of the words
Cabal and Whig nay not be embarrassing to
our readers as M item Ct history
The word Cabal originated in tue reign Of
Charles the Second Of England, from initial
letters Of bis ministers names Clifford, Ash
Icy, Buckingham. Arlington and Lauderdale-
Tho word Wing was given to the liberal par
ty in England by the royalists in Cromwel's
day, from the initial letters of their motto,
I've hope III God''
Who would not be a Wing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
Who would not be a Wing ?


E5@We every day hear complaints about
watery potatoes. Put into the pot piece
OF lime as large as hon's egg and how Wa
tory soever the potatoes may have been, when
the water is poured OF tho potato viii be per-
fcctly dry and mealy. Some persons use
salt, which only hardc1s potatoes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
q. C,rnr(3.

GtoMMIssIoNER IN cTIANCERv--o Gioe, over
y the Clerks Cilice Of the Circuit Court.
April 80. 1889
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
ROADWAY 81 co.
BEAuTY

Dl4lQi
Complex on rishly tinted with the bloom ofhealth,
With skln pure and tair parian marble
Soft ana sweet rs the fragaa.ie rose
Teeth as sound and white as alahastcr,
Breath os seeeest fragrance and lips Of coral tint,
With ilsing riagiets and glossy loe-s
Laxrriant dslgug gracefully GER the swan
neck,
Or 20 cast duu shadows Ger beauty masterpiece.
Railways Medieated soap.
Composed Of The delicious and fragrant gums,
oieStracts oils, and costly esseness--
Oflowrrs, roots, trees audriental plants,
Possessing wonderous virtues Ter skin diseases.
10 the Complexion it imparts Beauty.
By cleansing the SIN from all eruptiy matter,
Makes clean the pores, gives action 70 ha eaparies
By which all poisonous humora are ejccted,
And healthy action to the skin restored.
To the teeth It gives wteness and pseg eats decay,
Il makes the sain son sweet and smooth,
Transforms the rcpa,siye aud disdgured ysage,-
oaelear ana beautiful eo.p,exion-
Railways Circassian Balm.
lnparts ma triment to the hair--
Makes & strong, glossy rich andigxuriant,
Cleanses the scalp from dandruH,gives action to the
bulbs
Fastcns the hair upon the sear and forces grow
Like guano 20 barren soil, il makes it rich and produc-
tivcs--
DIRE the hair make il smooth and glossy
ong and beautiful, sc.
Railways oircassian Balm is the Enc plus ultrap
n5-Price e5 Ccntspcr bottle.
RADWAY & CO., Practical Chemists
Sold in Martinsburgb by VIM H. Hesetnei Darkcsvilie,
J. Wysonei chalestown, Joseph Harris; shepherdstown,
VIM. Il. Forney,
July 8, lS51-ly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
DIR. RICHARD f,sIIERRY, JR.,

IL AS resigned his Commission in the Naval
L service of the United States, for the purpose
Of devoting himselfto the practice oil profession
in Baltimore. 6Sg~0fIice and residence No. l2I
Mulberry Street, between Paca ana Green.
Baltimore, Asy 10, 1S51-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

A TToRNEY AT Law Martineburg Va, win
~ give promptattension 10 business entrusted
10 his care in the Counties OF Berkeley JefIersor
and Morgan, Sept. II, 1919.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

TyoRMERLY OF Washington, D O., hayingre
moved to Martigsburg, willpraetiee asan At
fney and Coqnccllora ct Law, in lserkelcy sndthe
doining Counties March 29 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

Cure for Irhcoptng CoHga.-Take a
tea-spoonfnl Of fresh sweet oil crate in suf-
fcient nutmeg to cover tie top mix and
administer morning and night.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
PAY YOUR TOWN TAN |!

rT,HE Town Tax for the year 1851, are nov due
4 and ready for collection. All persons who
arc tax payers will call and settle their town taxes
as no INDULGENCE can be given.
July /, 1851. A. STEWART, collector.
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.ys5,n IT. gsiouaeE,

FHNIN, oopperand Observation-Disclosures and
Brass Founder. Shop, corner esQaecn and
Martin SITS, and oppositethe Lutheran Church.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

Cure for Sore Throat. -Take one tea
spoonful each Of red pepper and common salt,
mix with vinegar and gurgle the throat re-
peatedly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
Andrew Rosynaass,
JOAN u. norris,

HABlNET MAKEg.--Shop on the corner OF
" Queen and Burke Streets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27

EEAyING located himself in Nastirshurg for
4 the practice OF Medicine, may be found at his
residence nearly oppositet the Lutheran Church.
April26, ls49
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-27
LUMBER.

HAVE on hand. and for sale at low prices q
Il large lot fthe following description oflumber
Poplar and Sycamore Scantling;
2 inch Poplar Plank /;
/, Ia, l}9 and inch Pine Plank, sea-
soned; also, prime lot of Shingles.
August IL, 1881. JOHN H. LINENS
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Or. WIN. NJ. HAMMOND

TTAyING located hinselfin AIartinsburg, Of
l fers his Professional Services to the public
generally. gesg@ galce at United States Hotel.
Giartinsburg, May 20, 1S5l-ly.
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- ma. rE. EHesFefime,
n oraslan NEisscr,

4 P0TnECARy and Druggist and Dealer IN
N Paints, Oils, Dye-Stciss, &c, Queen Street
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Jo5sr q. A. Naaensouss.,
Rr. IL. Summers.

EyoUSE-J olNER-Shop on Burke SIT, three
1 doors WestofRaenhal' sConteetionarysto