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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15

L. A. HrNE the lecturer has been nonain-
ated by the Free Soilers for Congressi in The
second district in Hamumton County. JoHN
JoLIFFE ESQ.,, was nominated in the first dis
trict.
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The Steamer Reindeer which has been
running between N. Y. and Albany burst one
of her flues when leaving the Ick at Maiden.
There were about 300 passengers on board
at the time, most of whom were at dinner
the greatestconfusion prevailed. Sume threw
themselves over board aud were drowned.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15
Akron. Sept. Sd

Editor Democratic Standard:
DEAR SIR:-I learn from ,ne ceed-
ings OF the Union,own Conyel that
Judge Bliss is the nominee Of th emo.
cratic party for Congress. This. '"u
already know. makes an issue bet, !le
two branches of the party in this ry.
The nominee takes the high gr OF
pro slavery, and he denounced Il er
branch Of the party because they p
posed to slavery, and in favor OF al
olilical rights for all men.
We are now reduced to the neces t
voting for the compromise measure :
gtive slave law, and all. in the per, +
Judge Bliss or Of boiling the nomin
regret that this alternative has
forced upon US. have voted nothing
i he regular Democratic nomination 70
last twenty-five years, but however m
| may be attached TO the democratic pa:
! am more so TO what deem democr
principles. With this view, | cannot ST. ?
port The nominee. Twice he has defeat
ed the democratic party in this county,
because that parry preferred candidates
of liberal principles To himself. A, The
commencemeL, Of the presen, canvass. he
again 10 defeat them il Free
Democrat was nominated, and thus CON-
Ill. i IL l.
thus be compelled 10 support a man whose
emily claim TO the office is his subservien-
cy TO the slave power. ....
therefore declare myself a candidate
for Congress, independent OF party organ.
izarion or dictatinn-a candidate Of the
people and moi Of a party.
Respectfully,
L. V. BlERCE.
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Hon. L. Bfcrce.

Gen. Berce has d. in handoll form
the following circu!
TO TIRE oPLE.
The following CO cato a dressed
10 the Editor Of The acra'ic Standard,
having been refused ce in his paper,
| am compelled to re % this method to
give uiterance 10 my entions. Read
out Of the parry at U @n, because
will Dot give IN my on and swear
allegiance to the slave er-dennanced
rs Free Soiler by / Tho were uut
bo-n when was batt the cause of
Democracy refused a ng through
paper which | aided ,sfabllsh, rnd
which my money has su d. | am com-
PEELED. AT this late day { life, to ap-
peal TO neutral press f, privilege of
giving my sentiments L people,
Beautiful democracy, and 10 be pri.
zed liberty of thought and h!
When thought and 81 are to be
thus trammeltd, and The thus ST.
lenced by C rucus dictation. me there
was IeIorm. If TIE p, Cpl. II sustain
such tyranny ~hnn exercs va king,
party, or caucus, il ISM Ioialk
oil our glorious iiber y-ii is l. nsh ne.
Ii they feel disposed 10 reuC Of the
democratic party all who v not bow
down TO slavery, and swear ance to
the compromise. they may c, nee on
me, as will do neither.
V r II
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allocratic Ticket,

Count, mOcratic Ticket,
The old line 'crats of this County held
their nominal Convention at the Court
House, on Sa last, and put in nomina-
ton the follow eket:
missioner.
EBENEZEI HARMON, Aurora.
nditor.
LOREN, 'ROST, Mantua.
riff,
JAMES " 0ARD, Franklin.
rider,
AN DREW KSON, Ravenna.
Director ,ty Infrmary,
JACOB ST. Fl, Jr., Ravenna.
'ors,
1st Dist. JAS M tURCH, Palmyra,
21 do JUNE oP, Charlest,wn,
81 do JOHN MON, Ravenna,
4th do JOHN ] so, Br mfielI.
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WINFIELD Scorr.


Cen. scoft,s Letter so Hon. w. 8. Archer.
June 18th. on the third day Of the session
~ the National Wing Convention, Hon. Jno.
y Bottsof Virginia, read the following letter
fo.m Gen. Scott, to Hon. w. S. Archer,
which was written the Tuesday previous:
Washington, Tuesday, June Is.
"a DEAR SIR:-I have decided to write
A,ihiDg to the Convention, or to any individ-
Aal member before nomination, but should that
2 nor hall to my lot ! shall in my acceptance,
give my views on the Compromise Measures
Terms At least as strong in their favor as
those ! iread to you two days since. Please
s:.y as much to my friends Gov. Jones, Mr..
Bolts Mr.. Lee, &c.
In haste, yours truly.
WINFIELD Scorr.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15

z e = sscare an early settlement Of the
a' agsFnhle to actual settlers, but consist
nsyestheless, with due regard TO the
tights Of the whole American people
that vast natipnai Inheritance; and also TO
ommend or approve single alteration in
ADMINISTRATION laws, suggested BY my mil-
~ experience, VIZ: giving 70 al foreigners
right Of citizenship, who shall faithfully
ys, 10 timeoe war, one year on board our
lie sbii's. or in our land forces, regular or
htesr. on their receiving an honorable
large from the service
! regard to ths general policy of the Ad-
stratian, il elected, Il should, of course,
among those who may approve that poll.
or the agents to carry it into execution.
I should seek to cultivate harmony snd
erusl sentiments throughout the Wing
y, without attempting to reduce its men,
',by prescription, to exact conformity to
own views. But should at the same
e, be rigorous in regard 64naiifcations for
;e-retaiuing and appointing no one, either
cent IN capacity or Integrity, or 10 devo-
. liberty 70 the Constitution and the
Y
- 49, a'a.. 'aas 'la' n'0ny ana good wi'lpe
'ntry Is essential to the present and future
rests Of the republic, and with devotion
Nj, .ssy's 'ns. can haow no oou'p
- 1e' snou,a ns.lne, eoop'enaDce
:s. s'o'a's aDy seo'''0n' o,s0raer' iacI'0n' OF
''s'ance @ tns law or fpe Union, on any
- 80, ~ J. =, ~ s.' .'' 7. ,as .ao' aoo sn0uo
~ ,.'y ~ s'''' aumlnls1fatlon tn's one
: - ,aa;s,s....s 'u"u10..-0oed'ence 10
...sss. - s ~. s1a l.u'o'a' uspalsnen's OF
s;na a.,,s & 80 ssz q y possll.ullonal spnere,
- s.'y' - = 1tie legaslatare. the
I :. s'.o e'o po"eI, Always TO
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15
To Hon W. s. Archer.
Gen. SCOTS Letter to Gov. Jon,

-f9l
Cen. ScOtt,s Letter to Gov. Jones
of Tennessee.
The National Wing Convention nominated
f'an. Scott on Monday, June 81, 1852. On
Svzday. the day previous, Gen. Scott wrote
ne following note to Governor Jones, o
Tennessee.
Washington, June 90, 1852.
Having the honor to be Candidate of
hle Wing Convention, win accept the nom-
ipation if rendered to me, WITH THE
PLATFORM LAID DOWN BY THE
9 CoNyENTIoN..'
WINFIELD ScorT.
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(10)
stssippi Delegation.
The Mississippi members of Congress
called on Gen. Scott for an explanation.
The interview is described by person who
accompanied thebdelegation, in letter to the
Herald and Correspondent, an ardent Scott
and Graham newspaper, published at Port
Gibbon, Miss. We give the letter with the
sditor's comments:
.GEE. ScorT's PosITIoN.-After the
n anipation of the Wing candidate at Balti-
more, and the closing of the convention the
deiegation from this state visited Gen. Scott,
=, satisfy themselves whether the SANDERS
sifeulated against him. were true or false.-
/, They met him, and the result must prove sat-
istactory to all. A correspondent writing us
says, under date of
Washington, June 90, 1862.
Ma. BRUNER:--l went to-day, in COM
gNhy with the Mississippi delegation, to cal
ssss Gen. Winfield Scott. While the CONVEX
@t'en is still fresh in my memory, 1 jot it
Fawn for your information. The following
nntaius the substance:
He said, ST was in point of time, the fourth
Z fifth man who declared for the Omnibus
3 y Clay and Foote the only men Low
e.-asl. hn= sslAs- lprse-.iied 5ns. I afterwards.
assi during the progress Of the various coma
tsomise bills, sanctioned and sustained each,
It came up, in. all its length and breadth. l
ssve, on an average, ever since, at least five
& mes day, declared the same sentiment. 1
z %ciared for these measures as early as 1st
{ xebruary, 1850.
Dlr. Clay visited me on the day or the day
Ner their passage BY Congress, and may
! eapraced me as brother and partner in
eir success 1 am surprised at, and cannot
! sanat for tie contrary rumor that has gone
YQqd' especially among my friends at the
hshs ! am glad to have this opportunity of
t'ng myself right 10 presence of the accred-
/ inaenof Mississippi. My opinions bave not
1 yaponcealed from MIR. Seward on this sub
about April, 1850, met with him on the
~ 4 betWeen Eiizabethtown (where 1 was
! hBffo superintend and direct about nv gar
I pnd New York. 1t was the first time
! met him for sight years. He renewed
! Aequaintance, and alluded to these meas
promptly told him ,oas dead for The
1 llen, dead for he Consolidation. dead for the
szo.rises ef ne c6nstituiion. and dead
( Jasssst ees,y ssa, opposed 10 them. did not
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15

Platform of the National Free Dem oc-
racys
Havlng assembled in National Conyen.
Hoi' us lne sclegates Of the Free Democra.
y o. me United States. united by a COIN.
mon me- resolve TO maintain Right agninst
Wrong. and Freedom aeains, siaserv.
co9ndlng IN the Intelligence, The patriotism
and the discriminating justice of the Amer.
ican People; putting our trust in God for
the triumph Of our cause. and invoking his
guidance 10 our eudeavors 10 advance /,
we DOW submit loihe candid judgment Of ali
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15

Count,
The old line
their nominal
House, on Sa
ton the follow
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15

Old world should hnd q CORDIAL welcome
10 homes Of comfort and fields Of enterprize
in The New; and every altdmpt TO abridge
their privilege of becoming citizens and
owners of the soil among us. ought TO be
resisted with inflexihle determination.
l6. That every nation has a clear righ,
to alter or change its own government, and
TO administer its own concerns. in such
mnnner as may best secure the rights al
promote The happiness of the people; and
foreign interference with that right is q
dangerous violation Of The law of nations
against which all independent governments
should protect, and endeavor by all prop
er means to prevent; and especially is i.
The duty Of the American Government.
representing the chief Republic Of the
10 protest against. and 6y all proper
means TO prevent the Intervention Of Kings
and Emperors against nations seeking To
establish for themselves republican or con.
stiiutional governments.
II That the independence Of Hayli
ought TO be recognized by our government.
and our commercial relations with il placed
on the footing Of the most favored nations
lS That as by the Constitution .sIhe CHI
zeEs of each State shall be entitled 10 all
the privileges and mmuniiies OF citizens in
the several Siates." the practice Of imprs.
oning the colored seamen of other states.
while The vessels TO which they belong lie
in port. and refusing TO exercise the righ,
to bring such cases before the Supreme
Court of the United States to test the legal.
iiy Of such proceedings, is fogrant viola
ton Of lhe constitution and an invasion Of
the rights Of the citizens of other Slates-
utterly inconsistent with the professions
made by The Shareholders that :hey wish
the provisions OF The Constitution faithfully
observed by every state in the Union.
10. That we recommend the introduc.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-15

Thomas Earl OF Franklin, Portage Coun-
ty, having received a maturity of all the votes
given, was declared duly nominated.
On motion of H. L. Carter,
The nomination of Thomas Earl was de-
clared to be unanimous.
On motion of Lucien Swift,
Sylvester H. Thompson, of Hudson, was
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
500 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

A ny good, active and intelligent man, with
IN small capital OF from $50 70 sloy can make
large profit BY engaging IN the sale ofthe following
Popular and Useful Books.
.yu,.x.s ra6ruu,;a., Il. y,.a.ys ~ po,.,,,, :.
rne,.i,r'aa;a ~ Tya.s,i ,goslg III NOE 800
$500 s'.s.1 -an 49,
49,, ~ En-
I, 81 " !. ,f,t s,f,e, e.
r.s, y III ~ go, s
go xxx. n 80
rs g.slppsys ,h " 49,
g X ,g
~ ~ ~ 6' oes',o sy1n 81, y. 49,
goses anu ~ sngrfsihgs. ing pese history u
,, an,ef5 1T p''ps'snel. 49,, .,.,.,
F'ysss ses.1ss ls8s q oos1nA9a0n. splehuia
DOOM containing ovo oS'aso psges ana 10y eie-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
march % ISIS.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

A UGUST THEOPHIL. two doors South
IN OF Rawlins' Hotel. would respectfully
inform his patrons and friends, and the public
generally. that he is prepared 10 serve them in
his business. H. invites attention to the fresh
supply JUST received 90 be constantly kept up, }
consisting IN par as follows:
CONTEMPORARIES.
Cakes OF all SORTS, with watch Parties can al
ways oa supplied al The shortest notice; Can
DIES OF every description. Of his own manufac
ture; Frulis and Nuts; Raisins (by the box j
tlg>. Ciiron, Oranges. Lemons, Curranis, SC
tine and common Liqnorice fine supply Of
French and Faacy Confectionery con stanily
kept on hand Crackers. &c. All kinds OF
Pickles anc Pepper Sauce.
ALE. CIDER AND PoP.
GRocERIEs.-Sugar; Coffee, Moasses. and
Spices OF all kinds.
Segars and Tobacco.
JEwELRy-A fine assortment
ToYs.--A grea, variety; together with every
article an his line, all OF which will be sold upon
the most accommodating terms.
July z. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
OILS, TALf.ONv asss EASE
AND OHIO MINERAL PAINT.

900 BARRELS Machinery Oil. Price Is
CUU cts per gallon
$500 gallons machinery Oil, in casks Of various
sizes. Price rs cts per gallon.
200 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil. Price SIS cts, per
gallon.
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil, in casks Of various
sizes Price SIS cents per gallon.
$50 Barrels Tauners' Oil, various kinds and quail
tiles. from 35 to 60 cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in casks of various sizes Various
kinds and qualities, from 35 70 so cts. per gal
Ion.
SO Tons Tallow Grease, for heavy bearings and
coarse machinery in Barrels or Casks, of any
consistency required Price cts per h.
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in Barrels, at the
lowest market price.
Machinery on, warranted not to chill in the cold
est weather, and considered by those using it equal
to Sperm Oil
Botied PANT oil, equal to Linseed Oil. other
than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies of the
above named articles, and my motto is oSmall
profits and quick returns1
B.F. POND,
Sc Water Street, taader The I.eayt st. House.)
Dec. l6, lS5l.-ly. NEW YORK
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Farmers attend TO your Interest /!


vINHE subscriber has now on hand several of his
Il own constructed portable Horse Power and
ThrashiDg Machines, of three different sizes No /
is a large and strong power and machine-is called
the Lion-and is calculated for horse power and
will thresh from 800 to 400 bushels of Wheat per
day, with perfect ease to the horses
No 2 machine is called the Tiger, and is calcu-
lated to thresh from 200 to 300 bushels of Wheat
per day. with ease to or horses
No. lis small machine called the Hornet and
is calculated for 2, or horses, and will thresh
from l00 $50 to 200 bushels of Wheat per day with
ease to the horses.
These machines are warrented by the subscriber
to conform to the above statement for further re-
concentrations las he deems it unnecessary to re-
commend them hmself) he refers those in want OF
machines to persons who bought of him last sea-
sou, and who have given a fair test and trial 20
them refer to Mr. Vim. Seibert, Michael Sci.
bert and others who have used Scibert's machine
Il refer the Farmers to MIR John Griffith who
bought one of them, and all who have USED it in the
Gerardstown height orhood--I refer them to
Joshua Tabler and all who have used il in his
neighb orhood which think will satisfy any man
that therei is no mistake in Pampel as the subscri-
Der invites the public to call Mt his Foundry and
examine and judge for themselves. Further par.
ticulars can be had at the Foundry in Martinsburg
Old machines exchanged for new new ones
The peoples humble servant,
June 80, 1852 F. W PAMPEL.
~ The subscriber is prepared to repair old
machines TO give satisfaction, and old Iron, Cop
per and Brass taken in exchange for work
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BALTIMORE DIRECTORY.

s1-ss.ss - -~.--l-.-.-s-,-~
!. G. cAsYsnIr wR. caaviEID IN. xRExpirH.
CANFIELD, BROTHER & co.,
220 Baltimore T., Corner Of Charles, Baltimore,
IMPORTERS,
wHoIsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FIN WATCHES, RICH JEWELKY,
Silver and Plated Ware, Military
and Fancy Goods,
IIAyE opened their rev Store With asfIendi stock
Ii Goods, consisting Of
Gold and Silusr Hate es
From the eeeqated makers in London, LisepOolan
Geaera-an extensive stock always kept hand every
Of which we guarantee 70 perform accurate tAne.
Siirer Hire of our ora Manufacture.
SILVER lea ard Coffee Sets eblets, Cops Tamsiers Cas-
Ice Cream Knives Napkin Rings Fsh Knives salt Cears,
&c, &c, Of steriins Siieer and new designs
Plated Ware
Best Sheffield and Birmingham Plated Goods Coee and
ehes urns Tea Krttes, Casters csBdlestIcss Cake Bas
Flower and Fruit Stands, elegant Epepss for the dim
nef Or supper table, &c, &e
Superior .atbate Ware.
New style Of Table, Dessert and Tea spoons and Forks
Ladies' ngar Tong Butter Knives Cake Baskets Cas.ors
q this article, which Win for years well IS the puresi
silver.
.nagnDfcent Diamond Hork
snnetb c,iieetIon Of Diamond Braeelets Far Rings
Brooches. Crosses Finger Rings, Necklaces, fa Suits q
Ddro3s Of the pnrcst quaig suitable Tor wedding giits
Away on hand
R;eb Le,reJrv
This branch 81 our business Is not surpassed ~ any csta
lshmcnt in eouutryhHsug workieu employed In the
suites Ok Jewrry and by every supplied fiuu
tie European factories Shich enables give
so'''s'' W. $50 49,
Fancy Goods.
:, :. -, t..z -f.,..a. es,.o,.u,a ,,s,..,a.,s
from hngana' i az ~ 90 IN Iii ~.
our own ~ ,s.',s - ~ ID -
articles y au 1 f "a ~ Mn9
mi Roseoe inlsd Win silver Sold ana Mother Of Pearl
Erouz from Paris and Prussia some OF which NJ
- large as e Carved ivory Chessnan Gard Baskets
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
D Ally LIN &.

HNHE Canal Packet Boats, BELLE and FASH
Il ION. will run the present season between the
above places and Harpers Ferry
Leaving llarper's Ferry daily at p. NJ arriving
at Georgetown next morning at 8, and at Alexan-
dria at o'clock Returning, leave Alexandria at
AZ pM and Georgetown at PM arriving at Har-
pers Ferry next morning at 10 O'clock.
Fare 81 80, including Board.
greenhouses will be in readiness on the arri-
val ofthe Packets at Georgetown, to convey passen
gers to Washington
GEO. w. CUTSHAw. 4geat.
lIarper's Ferry.
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.

III ANlNG adopted the Cash principle in my
i i business. BY which avoid the annu list Of
bad debts and the expense attending the colec-
ton OF old accounts, am now enabled 10 veil and
~iH sci AT prices that will SAVE to nv customers
at least IL per cent. on their purchases at the
same time lcaTr1f eceY article 10 be pure as rem
Fesenfed 0nd SUPERIOR Tor tie trice
Orders filed in original packages as imported
OF H. 20, 80, 49, 10 and 1870 gallons each
Brandies OF every description at 81 90 a s 90
Old Holland and Schiedam Gin. s5a 200
jamaica Rum of different ages I" 25 2 so
Irish and Scotch Whiskey l25a so
London Brown Stout Scotch Ale, " 1872 Q 90
old Madeira, sherry, Port Wines, I" AS 400
claret of every grade in cases, 225 ai0.oo
DO do casks, g 2400 a40 90
Champagne Of every quality. 900 ais 90
With Teneriffe, Sicily Lisbon and Malaga Wine
IN quarter casks Also. Imported Liquenrs--Cu
raeoa Nlaraschino, Arrak, Cherry Brandy, Kirsch-
wasser, &c.
Old Monongahela and Bourbon whiskey from
TO 10 years old
nsSs' Every cask is carefully examined before
shipping
foods shipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed in double cases, if desired 10
prevent tapping.
western and Southern Produce received in ex
change for account of the above articles at cash
prices. II. MCALLA.
Importer and Dealer, 80 Walnu S.. Iohitadeipb;a.
june 10, '52 (s5)
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REV. VERNON rsknlncr, U. N.

Greater freight Of Testimony cannot be giren.
PORTSMOUTH,, Va, August Is, 1885,.
Mr. J. B. Bousb--Dear Sir While am, In general OPP
posed patent medicines eandor compes that
have grca. confidence in the virtues of Hamptons Vgeta-
BILE Tneure. For several months past have used
family and in dyspepsia loss of appetite, dizziness
genera. debility, with entire So far my expe-
rence extends therefore, take pleasure n recommending
il to the afflicted a safe and efficient remedy.
II am, respectfully yours.
VERNON EsKBIDCE
Chaplain United States Navy
Bay-Call on those having il for sale, and get a
pamphlet lgrais) with history OF its discovery and
certificates of cures.
Sold by WILLIAM DORSEY, Martinsburg Va;
:" A. NJ CRIpLrR, Harpers -Ferry, Va;
CHARLES STEWART, Charlestown Va;
J. b. GILKEsoN, Winch ester, Va;
:" MORTIMER & MowBRAY Baltimore; and
by Druggists generally.
may 5, lS52-1y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
NOTICE TO EPECuRI,NS,
DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFTs. ECT,

an reoeiVlhg constant supplies of articles In
4 the above line the qualities are the best
therefore families and physicians may always find
fesh ana pure articles on hand prescriptions ana
any and every compound will be strictly attend.
ea 70 fhose who may be in want will do well 70
~ us :. c''il' as TO price no one shall undersell
tend to sell inferior articles as hiph as Inc suner;
osEor substitute one for the other Large list
81 rnhcy goods on hand, which will be sold low
Inn ",aV , my oe IN want. W. DORSEY,
Is l.-rl. Ll....l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
10 FARMERS.

MES, Rolands', and Thomas Shovels Pie.
n nixs and Harpers' q 3 and prong forks
Spades, Hoes and Rakes, long and short traces
patent and common names, picks and grubbine
hoes. togerner with almost every article in the
Hardware line, used by farmers just received,
and for sale by RIDDLE & BRO
April 49, 1852
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HESELTINE'S DRUG STORE,
oPPosfrE NEWCOMER AND aonaELI,s sronx. ourrs
STREET, MARrISsnURG, va
WIIliu m II. HesIerlwa

Il EEPS constantly on hand general as.
-, sortrnent Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
O'is' Dye Slutfs, Fancy Articles, Perfumesy
&C., &C.. 70 which he invites the especial at
,eniion Of Physicians, Families. and the pub
nc Generosity. Every aric IL usually found in
country Drug Store, can be had At this es-
tablishmrnt, and upon the most reasonable
terms. His medicines having been selected
iby himself, the public may rely upon them.
being pure and free from adulteraiion. Cali
before purchasing elsewhere.
Nav g. 1859
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-18
TOBACCO, sEGAR AND SNUFF STORE,
BENZ. $. LYETM

BENZ. s. LYETH
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
Ia he continues TO keep on hand every vari-
ETY. and description of
Tobacco, Snuff and Scgars.
which he will sel very cheap, wholesale and
retail. Those in want of good Tobacco. Snuff
or Segars, can always find the article athise
adjustment. on Queen Street, one door North
OF Burns Store.
In returning his thanks for past favors. he
would respectfully solicit continuance ofthe
same from the citizens of Martin sburg and
Berkeley County.
Martinsburg Nov. 5. 1850.