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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-16
JUST RETURNED from BAs TiMOIE

MYTH a fresh lot of Groceries, such as
w Sugar House and New Orleans MoG eses
Syrup, Honey New Orleans, Loaf and Pu'v,. :.
zed Sugars; Rio Coffee; Black Young Tyson nd
Gunpowder Teas Water, Butter, Sugar and Soa.'
Crackers; Extract of Coffee; Pearl Starch Gro.
and Race Ginger Soda, Salmratus, Ground Mus
tard. Cloves. Mace, Nutmegs, Cinnamon Bark
Mould and Dipped Candles; No. /, 2 and 8 Shot.
Bar Lead, Bea'ty's Sporting Gunrowder, Percus-
sion Caps, Homemade. Rosin and CASTLE Soap.
Backing Pepper and Alspice.
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NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS to the stock OF the Berke
- ley and Htmpshite Turnpike Company
are requested to pay their instalmen,s TO MIR.
George Doll. lr. A. SOM.NERVlLLE.
April 6. 1921.
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ever offered in this market, to which invite
the attention OF my customers and the public
generally. for | am determined TO sell them
cheap. JOHN w. BOYD,
May 5. 1852.
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HORSES avn OTHER ANIMALS.

There = nothing that can be compared to the
Mustang Lniment in its speedy and permanent
cure OF strains, bruises cuts galds chafcs, scratch
cs swecny, rol evil fstula, big head, spawn, ring
bone, wind gall cracked heels, or any otherwound,
stiffness, unnatural enlargement Of bone or
msscle. A livery stable keeper of this city had a
match horse that he priced very highly, that had
large ring bone on both legs The horse was
completely cured, and his limbs left perfectly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

F1NHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween theundersigned in the Blacksmith
ing business, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. JOS. S. CHAMBERS.
w r. CHA Mt.ERC
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NOTICE

It's hereby given that petition viii be present
/ cd to the present General Assembly Of Virgin
Ia at its adjourned session for the passage Of act
declaring the Potomac River on the lands Of Ja-
cob Ropp in the Comfy of Berkeley lawful fence.
Martinsbu re, June I'd 1851 .--3m.
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NEW GOODS.

II HAVE just returned from New York and
l. Baltimore and have now on hand one OF
the largest and best selected stock of
Spring and sunni Aer Goods
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-16
Beleare II caaafere ~

This medicine Inns al .,iae ths.e b;es .in,.r,.,
which u necessary fpr Pm .dicipes Is attain to
induce eonnterseitersU pn' .orth spurious ar'i.
Gle at the riss q the ssc ST those who are limo
Gently deceived.
Look peH 70 Me Narfs file Ceus;re
They haze tAc writer signature cf Q y tAcx.
soN np' a the wrapper and the MARIE hlowi ia. a..
oott'',a 'r'thom rhsch fhep are spsrisr,s.
70 sale, wholesale and retail, ut tho G-vm1s
Nd'cins Stare No. 12o Arch Street one door be-
loweSixth. Gate of27s Race ST. Philadelphia anil
by rspectabe deaierst hroughou the copntry.
Alse Tor sale by o. A C. W. DOLL.
may o., iSsn--4v Martin syuro pa
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ALSO,

A fresh supply of Confectionery, SC. such rs
Candy of all kinds Oranges and Lemons: Straw
berry and Lemon Syrup; Prunes, Plmas, Figs.
Rasins, Filherts, Hard and soft Shell Almonds,
English Walnuts, Ground Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, and
Sardnes, for sale by
june o. GEORGE RAENGAL
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HIS VIC u Ds ARE HEALI5.

John Shirley, poscyvilc, Indiana, Dec 80, 1851,
says "The Mustang Liniment has performed n
great cure for me. On last Saturday week, !. by
accident, ran red hot rod of iron though my
hand, and coming ont on my wrist, between the
two large leaders immediately applied the Mus
tang Liniment, and continued its use. On Satnr-
day next after rhatit was well and wen: to my
work as usualp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-16
ICE CREAM.

v5NHE undersigned is now prepared to furnish
his friends and the public with ICE CREAM
&c, Of the most delicious flavor at all hours ofthe
day; at the National Hotel, Rail Road Depot
Call and take a cooler II. STAUB.
Inna 1870
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BONNETs! BoNNETs.. BoNNETs,.:

VEN dozen latest style Bonnsis jrst ,se.'
May ;, 1852 JOHN W. BoYrt
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TINE action cfthis Liniment Is one Of the most
| perfect remedies ever offered to the afflicted.
is action upon the organization is truly wonderful
Its soothing and healing prop
critics diffuse themselves 10 the very bones II en-
tiers into the circulation Of the blood-giyes new
imp ilse to the whole nervous SYSTEM TO the very
exfremitics Of the fingers and toes-stimulates the
absorbens and secretions, and thus assists nature
to throw off and rid herself OF any diseased action
of the nervous chords or ligaments, making it
equally applicable to sores Of any kind, rheuma-
tism, pains in every part ofthe body, from dis
ensed action Of any OF the structural portions Of
the system. While IL is perfectly harmless to heal
thy flesh, skim or bone, it has the property OF
tcring into combination, and dssofring any Of the
organic issues when they are diseased or their Vi
tally is destroyed Possessing these peculiar
powers, is the reason why it is equally effcacous
in so many different complaints. II acts upon
scientific principles and Gxed lars offhe Creatorf
The large number CT cases in which this Lni-
ment has proved its value, in the short time il has
been before the people Of Virginia, is sufficient TO
give the greatest confidence that It's virtues are in
comparable in the cure of Rheumatism, Bruises,
Strains Burns, Wounds Swellings, Broker or
Cracked Breast, old Sores or Pains in any part of
the Body
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FISH AND FLOTR.

ME have on hand a few bbls No. Herrisrg
w also SUPER and Family Flour. g. 4 A. Nsw J
coners brand IA frsf-ra,e article,) for sale ioss
may 10, 1852. NEWCOMER & GORREEY
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY

i RiDDLE ) nrS
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HOPS

HOPS.
Toe sTIc gops. 70, sale !, n. p.no...
~ o. av.AAN'.RsDALE & WOLfF.
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FRESH FRUITS sc.

TUsT reccived-Prunos in jars. Figs, Eaisins,
81 Dried currants Almonds. Candy, Oranges Lem
ons. Dried Cisron, &c. For sale by
June 8 1862 w. DORSEY.
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PAg..SoLs AND MATS.

W have just received y lot Of handsome Par.
w Hsols, also another supply OF Slouched hats
may 10, 1852. NEWCOMER & GOREELT
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VIII. be READY on WEDNESDAY, a

WILL be READY on W > y. SSI9 ~
sIrIToRs nv W. H. Maxwell. asthor Of Stories Of
W.,eoo The Adventures of Captain Blake" &c Beau
tifully illustrated. Price e cents .
The great success that this beautiful novel has met win
ga sufficient guarantee Of its excellence The INST editoA
was exhausted in three days after its pubheahon' rAe
publishers are happy to inform the public thai Lew e0A
will be ready ON "Wednesday morning.
In Press, THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN
BLAKE" OR MY LIFE, by W. H. Maxwell THIS BOOK
will be resdy about the LIST Of December
Also, in Pres, THE STORIES OF "ArEhLoo' W
w. H. Maxwell.
GARRETT L Co, Publshers. No . Asn-s.
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Gperial Notices.

~ Popular Lectures. The Tabernacle
tnsr the next Lecture ltb OF the senes) WEDNE )
DAY ENENIAO, Nov. 10, at 0 O'clock. Subject" Il re
Inghsi Mind" Tickets, u cents Gentleman and Lady
Slcns TO be had at the Bookstores and al the door
r7-MercantiIe Library AssOcistiOn.-THACK-
ERAY s ptions 10 Mr.. Tnac terays
ouTfe Of SIX l., the English Humorous Writers
Queen Annes Regn" will be received a. the BOOK
d hessTs &. S. FRANCIS Co., and EVANS 4 BRIT.
IAN and at the Rooms of the Library Subscribers ,and
cnbeis Onyl Will 10 eitied reserved ssas for tue
seuIte ITice of Tickets To members 81 70 non mem
laa So Members subscriptions received only at the
LkOry.
JAMES ID. SMITH, iConmittce
JOHN f. HALSTED,
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Cost an6 fonn6.

$50 REwAR d. .s. an 10 % to Bs
vile bcy Horse switch tail nearly IS hands higa years
ca two white hind feet IN travelling has neh N near
h;naes md star In forehead Also Buggy Azon- pant
"a orange color leather TOP, drsb enEmeed leather u-
ned besd luiur arab cloth harness with Dutch collar
BY about 70 years Of age d.rk n.ir shL .Ae ana
Ber,~ Wagon and Harness. and t25 for The thief II con-
y;e,ed-Eewzrk ". J., Oct. 3, 1852.
Nm COMPTON, Livery Stable, No. 100 hsrxets
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Ia To our Brooklyn Friends.-Hon HORACE
Mann L. z. WHIPPLE, HENRY WARD BEECHER,
n N.HU DSON, I. STARR hING and hENRY GILES,
will Commence their Of Popular Lectures the Hall
Of The Brooklyn nsttute 6ut OF the reg liar
Sn.titu CouTse next TU ESDAY EVENING att o'clock.
Smell an array OF admirable lecturers rarely found IN one
eouse For tickets apply mmC datey at the usual places,
Ar 20 the IressuIer A. Il. STIMSON No. 10 Walist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

~ Village Lots within the reach Of AII.-
Glen vernon AssociatloD meet every TUESDAY EVEN
ING 81 No 45 Bow Grandst -Four City Lots Of
superior quality, from Sl00 S6o Proposition fses v IA
soon lie raisfd. X. A. BAILEY Pcesd m.
". Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor
Exchange, Nos. 25 and n Canal-st, New York-ras
office established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be found large numbers Of LabOrers and
Servants at very low rates Of wages aud persons have
Their orders filed by writing 70 the superintendent and nd
ng the amount necessary pay the passage Of the parties
required. No fees charged 10 employer
JAS P. FAGAN, superintendent
~ Newly DIRK Paint Company.-CAPIrAL
Siz5tc-Ihe above Company having completed their
ganlzaon ready 20 subscriptions 20 their
capital stock, at No. 1877 Reade-st.
Ton per cent 70 be paid the time Of Subscribing 20 the
stock and the balance in per cent nstalnents every
three months after The company the advantage
of invention covering light States OF the Union ch
enables them 10 manufacture Paints much cheaper than the
ordinary proce and at the time the quality Of the
Paints materially improved
DIRECTORS.
B Cornell John c. Ferguson,
NIB. Reeves, Daniel c. Brown,
w. J. Cornell.
B CORNELL, President.
d. LAMBERT, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Dolitical Notices.

~ Democrptic Wig General Committee
epecial Meeting, OF this Committee viii be held on
siIsDAY ENEhING, Nov 8, at u O'Clock, at the
sssSv ay House. BY order.
'"-' GEORGE J. CORNELL, Chairman.
SaLI4Ip l. < s 81 ARD Secretaries.
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CCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot, No.
- 81 Broadway, NY request the public 70 inspect tne
inmeuse stock 81 Music foT Voice Piano, for 4, 8
hards for OTsaR. Violin, ViOOSeeo Harp, Orchestra &c
ia every style Tor vrtu0sos Id esnner The greatest -
Foreisn and Anerican Muse vii be attended TO with
pnomptness
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SuOO REWARD.-sToP THIEF.

- HIN Ia l. w n ~ - 81 OI lllLT
- EOO stolen from the Stables o. toe Subscriber,
on the night Of the It'll November. SORREL PONY.
with switch tail and long white marx on tAe
forehsd reaching and white MARKS on his
bind feet has the thrush the night hind o5t 50,
taken ~ the same tine four of harness one bras
mounted double carriage harness silver PLACED single
GARAGE harns aid single working harness Also az
oldfshoned Barouche with enauleled cloth top ani
single harness was stolen from my neighbor JOHN GRO
WELL. or the same evening. The above reward WA De
raid for the Arrest and conviction OF the thief with or
without the property and 40 Will be paid for the return OF
the hoEse and hsrness. Railway, Nov. 5, 1872.
JOSEPH T. CR0WELL, Railway, y. J.
EOUND-Oct. - 1852, in one of the Hud-
son River Railroad cas-. q sna,l Wallet, containing
sum OF money which the have By clins on K
PEGS Rome. Ny
HNHE INVISIBLE has received the third ln-
ssllrent of the 10 Courage. Jos ph, you VIII yet
retrieve the position you 80 nady lost And then, beware
OF gambler.
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~ Po!ygIot Lcctures.-Lectures in Italian, {

"a PolyelOt Lcctures-Lectures m TT IaIlan USI'
sCHRAMM NJ. SIMUNIN, and Sr JUAN BARCELO,
syery MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY ENENING at o'clock at the Rooms NO. $40
hwey five doors above BOnd-st. Single tickets 30 cents
% tickets for $40 Each ticket admits gentleman and
sdrs j. MACMULLEN, Director. Tickets may be had
Al IockwOod's No Al Broadway; at CrOwen's, No 55J
Badway and Evans Britain No. 697 Broadway, as well
a. al the door.
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New publications.

A NEW ROMANCE, by Capt MAYSE REID
IA BY al arrangement with the author,
DEWITT DAVENPORT
have in press and VIII shortly issue,
THE WAR TRAIL; OF, THE HUNT of the WILD
HORSE; Romance of the Flower Prares, by
Capt MAyNE REID,
Author of the Scalp Hunters Rifle Rangers, kc.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Publishers
Tribune Buildings Nsssau-st.
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mo FTRNACEMEY. MACHlNlSTS and
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.-lRON

L ROLLING MILL WITH GOOD WATER POWER,
RORS ALE-A Rolling Mil with Pudding Furnaces ca
rebe ofmanuctriDg 90 OF Rolled Iron year SIT
uated Oh the Hudson River Railroad and within one mile OF
tie Hudson River IN navigation up TO the mill
wharf TIM. establishment well adapted 70 Manufacture
Boiler Iron or Rods One half Of the purchase m)ney
remain on bond and for term of years, City
Property would be taken in part payment For
inquire of w: II. MOODkUFr,
Office Pier No. 10 North River, New York.
P SIT viii be sold bargain, If application IS made
within 10 DAYS
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Amnsfments.

A GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
IA CONCERT, generously rendered by MILE CA
hlLLA UhSO, the youthful wonderful FionIst,
the BENEFIT Of the ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
ASYLUM, VIII toke place AZ METROPOLlTAN HALL
on MONDAY EVENING, November 3, on which occasion
she will be assisted by the following eminent artses VINO
have kindly volunteered their services. VIZ MADAME OS-
CAR COMPLIANT Cantatrice, from Paris Herr FELT
LINGER, Tenor TO his Majesty the King Of Holland; NJ
OSCAR COMETTANT Pianist and Composer; NJ. Ed
WARD BOULANGER, the celebrated Pianist, lately con-
scted with Miss Hayess Concerts in New York and ese
where; Sgnor SALVATOR URSO, Flutst OF the Con
Of Music Palermo Tickets D. cents each To
be had from the Sections of the Catholic Churches NJ the
principal Catholic BOOKSTORES and at the door the
ing Of the Concert Doors open at 8! Concert % com
nlence o'clock No pOspOnement account OF the
weather.
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AS Cook, By respectable young Woman
"A who understands pastry and baking SIS god 1850
and Irpner and Is we'd recommended rom Der n =.
seen fog TWO dsyE
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THE NEW and INTERESTING GAME

Il Of UNCLE TOM and LITTLE EVA, price p eeuts'
The interest which may take IN this Game j co,idsis
be, and the played the greater th- desire foI ~
IL simple and be easily underwood, a. the same time
there Is finish TO its simplicity thai makes Il the most
pleasing and desrsbe Care OF the Season Tor ~ Persons.
the characters UNCLE TOMS CABIN, are beyond al
eensure. They hfe-like and expressive 49,
for the workuanship displayed IN getting mp ms Dsl
for the pleasing and endless enjoyment one nav derive "a
It's study and for the extraordinary low puee AZ WHICH y
offered, stamps II the Gene VI The s<Ason- -. -,
All orders from the trade, and By merchants non TIC
country for the above Will be promptly attended 70 .,
GEO II. BILL. StAtopek No. 10 NaesansL, ~. l.
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ITO PENCTL-CASE MAKERS.-In conse-

Il quence of the owner going Aas,rail avery large
and valuable of Pencil Case fools will b. offered at pub
lie auction at the factory on the corner OF south 4h ana
Frie.gs Jersey Cry occupied by the late firm Of Smith,
Darrow Co. on thursday Nov 10, 1882 unless sooner
disposed ct private sale. Among the toos one OF
the best Dalnask Machines used In this country
and also another eng ne for engine turning pencil bar,
rels OF any shape and size, possessing very rapid
uotOn LGhes with turning tools and chucSs conpl e
Drawing Plates and Mandnlls OF all sizes aud patterns,
OF very superior quality In fact more complete set
feet order was never offered for SALE and affords one OF
the rarest opportunities ofd TO any 70 cn5ar IN tho
business Should eny one be desrous OF pure the
whole lot they will be disposed of at very low And
as the tools are ell still arranged their proper xures aud
in working order favorable opportunity has never
h,en off red 10 any dosrOus commence business Inf
shop in which the tools arEanged can also De hrcc
az a very reasonable rent
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~ Lecturc.-Mr. ELIZABETH CAKES SMITH
viii Lecture OF the Dignity OF Labor at Hope Chapel,
No 7l8 Broadway, on MONDAY, Nov. g. 1852 at
O'clock 7. NJ. and ON Manhood" on FRIDAY, Nov. II,
J2 Tickets % cents. For the course OF SIX Lectures,
ole dollar
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4 : CHtMBERsAID and Waiter. or Nurse and
Seamrtress by highly respectable Young Woman is
good PLAIN Sewer and excellent Washer aud Ironer;
IrocUce excellent testimonials: is willing 70 take moderate
wages N . sood place. Apply At No - Rowery
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his volume is dergred n supply the grest want Of
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A s NURSE and Seamstress, or rs Chamber
~ mod and Water, by a respsatabls Young Woman
She has good reiennce Apply No. 500 Greene
Of King Wages object
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A S~sOod PLAIN Cook, and frst-rate Washer
AID l,arer N salai private family, By Protestant
"onArr oIe other need apply st No ife East l9,hs,
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; CHAMBERNAIO or Seamstress, or IN d.
general homework IL small respectable family. By
respectable Irotesiant Girl No Other ut Ell apply Can be
oT3 days 20 lS3 eth-s between In ana 9Th
avu. Has good CITY reference.
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viii be gwen by Mr. FINNEY at the Society Library,
MONDAY EVENING, at O'clock he speaking enrrely by
tie direction Of Spirits The public are invited to attend
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4 : Cooks, Washers and IrOners. By FIVE etfi
cent and Ecpeo,abe servants with the best of Brook
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Mads, Nurses &C, =. Msnnngs Office. 20. 10 Tlarys,
BROOKLYN
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MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Nov. 8, 1852
70 Notice il hereby given that the Order directing
III Extension of the Quarantine Regulations for vessels
nying tins port from ports South of Cape Henlopen, is
here BY SOLVED ard discontinued.
Given uLder my hand and official seal on the day and
veal above written. A. &. KINGSLAND, Mayor.
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