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"INCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA."
TAYLOR a. MAURY, booksellers near 9th
i street,. have for exhibition a complete copy
OF this valuable and beautiful work, now publish
ing in numbers, competed in twenty five
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by ut.
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D'Avignon.
EDITED by AN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY MEN.
Under this title will be published, during the
~ year 1850, twenty-four Portraits and Geographic
cal Sketches OF American citizens who have become
iustrious in the service of the country Every por-
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mad enduring monument to the great men Of the Re
public.
Mr. Brady has been many years engaged, at great
expense, IN collecting Portraits tor National Gal
lery, and those which are being engraved for this
work are believed to be superior to any that have
been taken. In the accomplishments of this great
object he has experienced the utmost courtesy and
encouragement from distinguished men. Mr.. Brady's
reputation has been too long established to need any
recommendation. His daguerreotypes in the
highest the works OF art glowing with the soul
OF the living countenance.
The drawings and cngravings OF D'Avignon have
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equal and in some respects superior to those Of the
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THE GALLERY OF INDUSTRIOUS
AMERICANS

Daguerreotypes by Brady---Engraved by
D'Avignon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17


|UNHE proprie'ors have spent muchume,,
u bringing preparation q SARssfasnr.
10 its presents state OF perfection; and he eY
peTlence offourieen years has furnished item
The most ample opportunity 10 study, 10 iA.a
various forms, the diseases Tor winch Ills r.,
commended, and 10 adapt il exactiyic he,
reliefand cure. Patients who wish d arar,y
GOOD Medicine, are invited to give il alrpI
and satisfy themselves Gifts superiority. sra
acknowledgements 4 possesses 0 aSsestny
and curing disease. The bottle has been EN-
iarged 10 hold ONE QUART and in its pseser,
improved form may safely claim TO be Tie SIS,
and CHEAPEST medicine Of the age. lis no
gress iothefame il has attained, may be traced
by long line offacss and cures, iha, slual 4
landmarks and beacons for the Invalid, rom,
ing the way 10 the haven Of health; and whs,
il mas already done for The ,houssn,ls who lsf,
used y. i is capable OF doing for The millions
still suffering and struggling with disease Il
purlties, cleanses and strengthens the foun,ain
springs olllie, and inipses new vigor,lYouph.
oai The whole animal frame.
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BEAD! ssEAD,.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
4 VIGOROUS LIFE,
or
PREHxATEJRsE DEATH.

OR A
PREMATURE DEATH.
KINKELIN, ON MISREPRESENTATION.
ONLY rs CENTS.
TESHlS book, just published, is filed with
IL useful information. on the in6rmilies and
diseases of the Ceneratiye Organs. 1t address
ses itself alike 10 YOUTH, MANHOOD aud
OLD AGE. To all who apprehend or suffer
under the dire consequences OF early or pro-
!onged indIscretions--io all who feel the ex-
haustve ELECTS OF sedentary and baneful hab-
lis--to all who in addition TO declining physical
energy, are the victims Of nervous and men
tai debility, and Of mcping and melancholy
dependency, DR.. kiEREIIE would say
READ THIS BOOK.
The valuable advice and impressive warn
ing II gives, vii! prevent years of misery AID
suffering, and save annually Thousands OF
Lives.
Parents by reading it. will learn how to pre-
vent the destruction ofiheir children.
GOA rsmilianca Of 70 cents, enclosed in a
lester pre- paid addressed 10 Or. KINKELIN,
N. w. Corner OF THIAD and UEios Streets.
between Spruce and Pine, PHILADELPHIA, Will
ensure book, under envelope. per return
mail.
He who places himself under the care Of
pr. K, may religiousiy eonfidee in his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely on his
SIX III as physician.
o. Persons al distance may address Dr.
*, BY letter. (pos paid) and be cured at home
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES, DiREC.
.TlONS, &C., forwarded, by sending remit
lance, and put up secure from DAMAGE
OR CURIOSITY.
July 20 lS5l-Iv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17
CaDinea-aznksng Business,
TO THE PUBLIC,

III ME subscriber tenders his thanks to the PEG
4 pie Of Berkeley and the adjoining Counties.
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him, and respectfully informs them that be hes
taken charge Of the Aiartinsburg Foundry s;nglv.
and viii for the future contact It's business Ia his
own name. lie is determined to render satisiac.
ton to al favariuE him wish their Custom He is
ready to furnish any kind Of C..SlSigtas, to turn.
niiish aAa ~ up any gina q Miii Castings IN the
best manner. in any style, and upon reasonable
terms. Old Castings viii be taken in exchange
for new.
The subscriber will also continue to manufacture
portable HORSE POWER THlESHIAe MACHINES.
He mas patterns Cor t.o, four and SIX horsepower
Machines and viii warrant any he may furnish TO
give satisfaction. There were some mistakes made
in his ThresAing Machines Of last year which have
since BEEN rectifed He has since sold two in the
field afser fair trial
The public are invited 10 come and try forthern-
selves. 7. w. PAMPELL.
August 10. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-02-17
LITTLEfS
WITHIN OIL, FOR MAN AND EEAST.

HyHlS is pronounced 10 be one Of the best
n preparations ever offered TO the publictos
TIE various affections Of Horses, viz
Sprcins. GUS, Bruises. Seedlings, Eniar.
ged Joints, Saddle and Collar GGids,
Scratches, Peolerii, Fsftula.
Sssssay, Sc. =.
II is now in general use as a Liniment for
Man, for Sores ofal! kinds, pain in the Limbs,
&c.. and has made some perfect CUES Of
Rheumatism.
Prepared Tor the Proprietor al VIM. D. Har,s
Drug Store. Scoilsyiile, Aibemarle County,
Va.
No ne genuine but those sIgneo Thomas W,
Little on the out side Wrapper. Price 31i
cts. per bottle.
co-For sale by WM. III. HEsLErIsE. Mar
tnsburg JoHs 4. BEurrY, North Mountain.
Joan WrsosG, DaTkesvile; Also, BY Drug
gusts and Merchants throughout the County
July 22. lS5l--ly.
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NEW AND POPULAR SCHO0L p00K,

4 COMPREHENSIVE Summary of Universal
" History, together with Biography OF Dstin-
gaishei Persons, 20 which is appended an epitomc
q Heather Mythology Natural Philosophy, Cen
eral Astronomy and Physiology; Adopted in the
Public Schools Of Philadelphia.
s.JoNES 6; CO., Publishers,
= w. corner Of Fourth ard Race streets, Phia
Teachers and School Committees addressing let
tiers to us post paid will be furnished with copies
for examination
3gA tan and conplcte assortment Of Books and
stationery for sAle at the Losss9 Friees.
April 20, 1S5l--1v.
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Fof The Consut GenefaloI France,
l.. BORG,
New York, Feb. II, ls4s. riee ccnsa
ScrofuIcus .9fecfion offLe Eue,.

Souri, klsGsToT, X. L., Ocf' | lS47.
.Mesus. Sends; Gentlemen-M NV lille dauph
Ter, when one year OLD, was attacked with
scrolulous humor in her face, which sovn after
extended into her eyes, cnusing almos,tolaI
blindness none OF them, and dis6euring her
whole face. ] employed Two physicians 10 a.
lend her. who exhausted their utmost skiltlo
give her relief, but il all proved useless. sna
finally one otthem remarked 10 ME haihe had
known OF some striking cures effected BY Sands
Sarsaparilla. and advised me 10 Try IL. OBJ
tanned one bottle, which she commenced using
and before il was abused up, ithad effected %
entire cure. II is now over four wears since
she was cured and there has been no reap.
pearance OF the disease, and we are satisfied
iha,it is periecicure. ltgives me greaiplea
sure to add that can recommend il 10 eyery
suflererirom any similar complaint.
Respectfully, youis,
GEORGE ROBINSON.
JPfepared and sold, wholesale and retail.
by a. b. s. ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,
Ii Fulton ST., corner Of William, New York,
Sold also by Druggists generally lhrouehoui
the United States and Cauadas. Price, 81 PCT
bottles 8 bottles for IS. For sale in Martins.
burg by Ct. s. G.. w. DOLL,
April 80, 1850. Aga
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ANDREW RoUEH
] , ESPECTFULLY informs ,hecitizens Of
X z Marnnsburg and vicinity. thathc has re-
moved his Shop to his residence on King Street,
Giagonaliy opposite Bimire's Hotel, where he
continues to carry on the
Misunderstanding Business,
in allt;s various branches; and in returning his
thanks Tor former patronage, takes occasion to
pledge hinlseas-wiich, from experience, he is
ireeiodo--ihat be ID prepared 10 manufacture
Sofas, siae-Boards, bureaus, Tables Bedssaaas,
IN Spring Seatcbaigs, WardFobSs, Sc, up
Wazoa as reasonable terms, ana a style anl
manner as Satisfactory foshaseseeking0 bar
gains, IS can be elsewhere obtained.
He also prepared to manufacture cor
FANS, ofWalaui, Cherry ant Mahogany. lie
mas q good HE.aRSf, and is prerared to &C
commodase pprsens IN lowe snd County.
Mantinsburg. June @, lS49.
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OYSTERS! 0YsTERs!!
T.,e Grst OF the Season.

vHyIiE undersigned has newly fitted up hand
some Oyster Saloon, on Queen Street one
door above Broderick's Hotel. and is NOW prepared
to serve his friends and customers. OYSTERS in
every variety ofstyle, to please every variety Of
taste. lie viii from this time, during the season,
be in the daily receipt Of the very best article the
market will afford, which be viii sell by the PLATE
or CAV Also, every variety of Confectionery,
Cakes, Cigars, and Tobacco, and everything good
and wholesome 10 drink all OF which is frs.-rate
Cali and try for yourselves.
September 9. 1851 JOSHUA H0MEIcH
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Be,rare of Coanterfeits.

Beirare of Coanterfeits.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for alfmetieincs to attain to
indacc countcrieters 70 put forth spurious arti-
Gle at the riss Of the lives of those who are limo
Gently deceived.
Look nell to the Marks Of the Genuine
They have the written signature Of NJ JACK
SON upon the wrapper and the name blown in the
bottle, .e1.sow pAict Aeg ere spvions
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at the German
Ndieins Store, No. 100 Arch Street. one door be-
lowesixth tiate of27s Race St,) Philadelphia, and
by respectable dealerst throughout the country
Alse for sale by 9. & G. w. DOLL,
May OF, lSs0--ly Aartias5agg, Ia
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AsTR0L0GT.

III ME celebrated DR. c. W RoBAcK, Professor Of
Y Astroloey, Astronomy, phrcno,ogy. and Geo
nancy, eamAii 81 with t.NJURAIioN trciss
Sweden. Office NO WHITE Street, New York City,
offers biz services 10 The citizens Of aIartinsburg.
lie mas been consulted by all the crownea heads
ef Europe, and enjoys higher reputation as IN
Astroogcr than any one living, NaiiYities calct-
lated according to Geotaaney- Ladies 50, Gentle
nen IS. Persons at distance can have their
naiTities drawn IL sending tEe date Of the day CT
their birth Al letters containing the above Zee
Will receive immediate attention, and Naiiyities
sent to any part of world written on durable
paper; and he is prepared iom4sAe useost the pow
er of coniuration any OF the following subjects:
Courtship, advice given for the successful &C.
compishment OF wealthy marriage he has the
power to redeem such as are given 70 the FREQ use
OF the bottle and for all cases OF hazard and for
the recovery Of stolen or lost property, and the
purchasing OF lottery tickets Thousands of the
above named cases have been done in this city and
vicinity and in the United States to the full sat
isfaciion of all. 10000 Nativities or Horoscopes
have been cast during the last four years while
here
Letters will answer every purpose, and will do
as wei as to call in person and the mail is
safe that persons need not fear to trust money
drought the Post Office. DR.. Roback receives from
500 TO 1000 letters monthly, and has never missed
one.
Allletters will be religiously attended to ifpre-
paid. For more particulars, call at the Office of
the Gazette, and get an Astrological Almanac
gratis
c. W. R0DACK, No. 6 White 81, Ner York
Bs.y'Re particular to mention the Post Office,
County and State. All communications kept rel:-
giOugly secret. IApril 1s5t-Iv
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

FINIIE Eastern Mail closes daiiyat 10 o'cloe,, AL
{. Western a. lnfI g pN,
wiliamsport q {" laI5
The parkesyille ami Mill Creek on Tucslay and
Saturday at II O'clock, 4. w.; and the Gefards
town ami Arden on Wednesday and SATURDAY. at
II O'clock, H. JOHN W. BOYD p IL
August 60 ls5l--tf