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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
IMPROVEMENTS IN MARTlNSBURC.

A MONG the various, striking improvements OF
~ Martinsburg. none strike the eye OF the be-
holder with 50 much astonshmcnt as those made
BY the subscriber in the msnucr in which he now
does up his work In The manufacture Of SAD
e.. piEs, HARNESS.. TRUNKS, GsyNYn
HFy6 VaL:SES, &C., &C., hei sat EzYyT7M
isied that be can't be beat ~kllLU
For the sieg,nee and daaJiisy OF his work he ao-
.knowledges nc superior. He has now hand
very superior lot of Harness Saddles, Tr,n,ks &c.,
some of which, unless otherwise disposed Of, will
be sci to the Worlds Fair shortly TO he held in
New York. My thanks are due nnd are hereby
rendered TO my old friends and customers, II re-
specially solicit continuance oftheir patronage,
Ito them and the public generally Iwoull say,
call and satisfy yourselves that you be suited.
as regards quality, quantity and price. ut the old
stand Of JACOB yINCENHELLER
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YEAST.

DRESTON s. Morrll's invaluable yeas,
i powder, a new and seperor article for
raising bread. RIDDLE s. BRO.
August
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
TURNPIKE DIVIDEND.

burg and Potomac Turnpike Company have
declared divitie7d Of ) per full share. for the
first twelve months, payable to the Stockholders
ON aud after the LIST Of October next BY order
ofthe Board JOitN II LINENS,
Treasurer w. & r. r., Co.
September is, 1852 Republican copy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
HARDWARE. (UTLERY. AC.

\ HAVE on hand good assortment OF Hard
Il ware aud Cutlery. Cut and Wrought Nails.
also, Cast and Blister Steel. all Of which, will
sell very cheap. GEO. NEWCOMER
August A, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

NEW CONCERN
AZ tsse North Mountain Depe<.
berkeley County, vsresass.
rVyIiE undersigned having formed co-pariner-
u ship in the mercaptils business take this
nietho. Of informing their friends and the public
that they have just received large asl general
assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
ccns'stirg in part, Cor Ladies' Wear silks, plain
lad figured ,.Beyagcs, Bctage p Lains, Lawns.
Ginghams, Calicncs, Of every description; Dress
Trimmings, -Shawls, Bonnets aud bonnet Trin,-
mings, &C, Sc, Fer Gentlcmen's Wear, Cloths Of
every variety d color, quality and price, Domcs.
ties III an kinds,
BOOTS, szoEs. HATS AND cars.
with general assortment OF GKocEHiEs, ffesh aud
cheap; Queensware Of the latest style, togother
with every article usually kept 10 country store
all OF. which will be disposed OF upop .xc lowest
yapd most accommodating terms Those in want
ofgood and cheap goods are respectfully invited
10 give us o cali Before purchasing elsexhere
A. W. pLECKFR
JNO DRUFFl
Under the st yle Of PLfcxrn 4 lsRtssv
august 4, 1889
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LAND VaRRANTS.

FVNHE highes, market price in casI, paid for
i Land Warrants by RIDDLE s. BRO.
Augusta
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No. 90 LigM ST., baltimore, Nd.

DEg@Particular attention is given to orders and
a list of articles with prices annexed forwarded
to order August i, 1852 (S2l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

Ess5-Thc business will be continued at the old
stand by the undersigned who respectfully soiciis
a continuance Of the patronage heretofore extend
ed TO the late firm GEO. DOLL.
September IS, 1852
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CAPR0N 4 G0SNELL,
COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
N No. OF Bo1rly's BAayt,
BALTIMoE E. MD.

1--WE Undersigned have toriaeda co-partncrship
1 under the above firm, for fhe purpose Of con-
Quoting a COMMISSION BUSINESS in ali kinds
of COUNTRY PnopucE, ana offer their services for
the sale of any thing that may be sent the Bal
timore market in that line. They intend to confine
themselves strictly to Commission Business. and
as Mr.. Capron has thorough knowledge of this
business, thaving been engaged in il for some time)
they can confidently assure all who may favor
them with their patronage that they can at all
times obtain for Produce, the very highest market
prices
r. j. CAPRON.
i l. RICK G0STEIT.
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DsereR YOURSELF roa II CENTS.

NY means eishe FuC KET
Id Esf.ui.allrS, Or Eve
! I one bis own Physician -
Tn.ETr-ssxsn edition. with
upwards Of a hundred en-
cravings, showing private
disease IN every shape and
form. AMI malformafian of
the eeneratise sys;cm, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
CANDY AT $3.50 PER 100 LBS,
WARRANTED TO KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
CLARKE 4 JONES,

Successors to Joseph r. Mann,)
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM REFINED
Ak CANDY. Sugar Toys &C., aud Wholesale
Dealers in Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Segars, Syrups
Cordials, &c
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

VIRGINIA TO wit LA the Circuit Court of Nor
gan County:
Peter Dyehe-plF
rs
Samuel Johnston. VIM N Johnston, I.cmuel Van.
orsdall. Charles Green Robert + Gustin, Robert
Gustin, VIM Fleece, Christian lloyermale
Henry Scibert, Peter Yost, IT,, John johnson
David Widmeyer, Jacob II iiller, Henry spohr
Vim Nicely. Peter Zeiler, Vim Thompson, Geo
Catlett and Jacob Miller lsig1 -detis.
IN ClIANCERY.
NoTICE.-The parties to the above suit are
hereby netiiied 10 utterd nj my office in the
iowa Of Bath, on Thursday the 18th day of 0cto-
Der next for the parpose of ascersainng the liens
on the lands Of Samuel Johnston and their priori
ties at which til,e and place yol are requested to
make known any Claims or liens held by you or
or against said land, in order that the same may
be reported to Court, and also any otSei matters
which may he required by the Court
JOSEPH S. DUCkWALL.
Bath, Morgan Co., Sept. s, 1852. Com'r.
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NOTICE

I hereby given that petition will be present
i ed TO the present General Assembly If Virgin
ia atts adjourned session for the passage an act
declaring the Potomac River on tho lands Of in
cob Ropp in the Comfy Of Berkeley lawfalfcnce
Martinsburg June 81 ls5l.-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CHARTERED MARCH II. 1852.

r.
Capital $4,000, with power to increase to 300 900
This company. having been duly organized.
is now ready 10 receive Applications and issue
Policies. and offers TO The citizens Of Virginia
the inducement ola honre Company for the
safe Insurance of all kinds OF Property. Mer
chandze, &c., at far and equitable IA RS
The Directors assure the public that this Com
pany will be conducted with view ofperma.
nance. and ot',he sirc,esl principles oil equity
justice. and close regard 10 economy and ihe
safety Of the Insured.
J. S. CARSON, President.
c. s. FUNK. Secretary
o. BltESEE, .4cfunry.
Joseph S Carson, James y, Burgess,
James p. Rely, N. w. Richardson,
Lloyd Logan. John Kerr,
William l.. Clark, Directors.
C6ice on rec. fDIEL.f STREET, near the Vaitey
Bu,k, Winchester. Va.
JACOB VAN DOREN. ia.
.ageni for Berkeley County.
August H. 1852.
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AS TEACHER WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY. competent by educa-
"A ton and experience 10 teach all the brsn-
,hes laugh, in the best Female Semuaries.
wishes a situation as teacher in SEMINARY or
private family. For further particulars, amply
Early al fjy i41 THIS OFFICE.
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M y customers are hereby notified not 10 pay
wi any one, except myself for work done at my
shop, without a written order from INC.
June 49, 1882, MICHAEL GROVE
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BOOKS.

nOWAY Bibles. ST. ,vincent's Manual,
~ Chislian's Guide. Life Of Christ, Poor
Man'a Caiechism Catholic Christians lnstruc.
ted. Treatise on General Confession. Just re.
ceivrd by RIDDLE. g. BRO.
June 80. 1852
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r. ]. CAPRON,
J. L. BUCK G0SNELL.
Reerencess

References
GEORGE Doll 4
MEvERELL LOCKE, L. te 44r
VANARspALE & WoLrFe ,s..., ~
john w. DoYp, ""'''hsours' w.
BENJAMIN II. Boyp,
George W. Burns,
September % 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
WIN. Youisg, NJ. ID.

The time has now arrived. that persons suffer-
ing from secret diseases, need no more hccomc the
VICTIM Of ouscxgay, ~ by the prescriptions con
tanned in this book any one may cure himsflf
withou. hiadrance 10 business, or The knowledge
Of the most intimate friend. and with cnc-senth
usual expense III addition to the general routine
Of private disease u fully explains the canse pf
manhoois carly decline, with observations, on
marriage besides many uihcr isran thithts vi ich
il would not be proper 10 cnumcsa E in the public
prints.
f<D~Any person scIniing TWENTY-FIVE cts
enclosed in q letter, will receive ere copy this
book. by m IL or fve copies VIII be sent for one
dollar. Address sDR. w YOUNG. No. l52 Srgrcr
Street, PHILADELPHIA Postpaid
psy-DR YOUNG can be consulted on any of tie
Diseases described In the different publications..
NJ his Office. l52 SrrrcE Street every day between
and o'clock. tSanlays excepted.
August AZ lS52--ty
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

THE SECRET OF CHEEEFUL>Ess. IL no
ticed." said Franklin, IA mechanic among
number of others at work on a house erecting
but little way from my office. who ALWAYS
appeared to be in merry humor, who had a
kind word and cheerful smile for every one
he met Let the day be ever so cold, gloomy
or sunless. happy smile danced like sun
beam on his cheerful countenance Meeting
him one morning. | asked him to tell me the
secret of his constant happy flow of spirits.
NO secret. DR." he replied; II have got
one of the best wives, and when | 90 to work
She always has "A kind word of encourage
mrnt for me. and when 30 home She meets
me with a smile and kiss. and then tea is
sure to be ready, and she has done so MANY
little things through the day to please me.
that ! cannot find it in my heart to >gr k an
unkind word to an,bodv.'
Nv hat an influence, then. hath woman O.
Yer the heart of man. to soften it and make il
the fountain Of cheerful and pure emotions
Speak gently, thcn-a happy smile and a
AInd word OF greeting, after the tolls of the
day are over. cost nothing, and 90 far toward
making home happy and peaceful"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
Summer Arrangement.

INEiiNS leave Windsor at - \ NJ and 30 l. VI.
arrival nt the Cars from ilr Central ami
PA-~ump>ic rpal--hoih Trains connecting at Bel
l"w> Fall with the VI. Valley and 'hc>hirc Trains
Tor New "rk VA Springfield. Hartford. and I" io~
ton VII k"ru". Fitchhurg. Nc arriving i'll Boston al
l.i3 AMI $50 PM. and New York AT : AMI ll.:;r T. VI.
Trains leave Fellows Falls for Char!cr"wu AMI
W nr>'ra III IL, y VI and ii l. VI. the arrival
81 the Men York and Boston Trains both Trains
c"rcctiuga. Windsor with Trains for o..l"r'~hur-
Montreal, Burlington, Montpelier. Wells River. -.
l"in>hurv &c Passengers hv thi, route connect Il,
Fellows Falls with the Trains Of the L. & i. f. L.
for Kirkland. Whitehall. Saratoga and the West: the
mot ilrrr' and desirable rurtc from the " hfc Hill
!" saratoga. leaving ST. .I"hn>hurv or Wells Eiv
er in the morning AID --"rpns2 hours II Bellows
Fails, arriving n Saratog "a ut or VI.
VI Eitchhurg Trains connect direct with the
Trains for orcc>ter Providence. and at Gr"tor
Tor Lowell. Nashua. Lawrence, &c.
stages connect At Charlestown for Springfield
Perkin>vie. South Reading. &c.
u. A. GAGE, Agent
T"'h storm, v. H., My Il, 1882. 773r
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Scientific Evidenced!

Baron l.rhIg i'll hi celebrated work ON animal
chemistry. SAYS: AN artitici; digestive fluid.
anaklc"> /" the Gastric Juice, may lee readily pre-
pared from tie mucous membrane "f Tie stomach
ri the TX. III which various articles OF i,rnl ~ meat
and c.--e~, Will be >"itcued, changed and ,.--t-i
.lu-t IN tn" same manner H. ttcy would bc in the
human ~t"mach.'
Call on the Agent, and ret descriptive circular.
gratis irving large amount of scientific evidence
similar /" the above. together with reports OF re-
ul:lrh:Ib.e from m of tl;p ,f,J
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MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
TIE INVISIBLE HARP;

, :, c. ,,o, ,,,b g r..,1
.,,..,, ,,,,. ,,,,,,. ,h,, w rro,. ,ul tho scene,
,,, .,,r,...l ,,,, 80 o,r ,;,h, a. wo ,o IN
:, ,n,.;,o rho Him., a., = over our
lo,d. tho SIM shine. brl,t,v unon rs and
i;1o :. t,
:. ,,,.,.
,,, =,
49,,
j.,
'""'''H % 'h' o'h'' "'''''> "''''' u"
!, "n't 10 "e u''N''' ""'" Il, NV
al """''' ''''" Us ''''s ''e
'''''''' u VI o''c ''o' W ~ ''-''N '''
NV ~,
'"' W. ''''' '"'"' ''o'' ,,,
~ Them l. 10" sun anu >n'''
'''c t''' "'' anu "'S''' VI NV ''''
Ellen II S"'h'e" I" '''o>e h"Pl'S ''''
fall like a heavenly melody, ana hul""t''
harps were attuncd at once IN "nlS"h' '''i,
strings are all dl>cordant now or they are wen
ni"h silent, Let us listen then 10 o'lcr '"''-
Is; and though from this we learn Il" other
lesson. we may remember ''"Sc''"'| "'''h'''
AZ the monitor "h'>e Voice. " "o' wv '"''f
tones we "'' i"''"''''" "
"''i nv ''"' y, ~ .,.I,. 81 ,ha,
c,,,,,.o 1,.-,;,x
...a .!', :, Innocence, beneath
" ~, 81 ,,l.t n,;.bt be a
=, 81, ., nm, forward and a,
,,1o =. .v.r rests mon an angels
Will. h, remembered
, .,,.t,,;or throuob which this
- Immortal uust mass before he could en-
tor tho celestial CITY. But, as if clad thoughts
,,J J;.n.,I,.d the sad at once that cloud
n,s>.J away. and. were it permitted mortal
ears 70 hear the angels voice. the happy Splr-
:, would have been heard to mnrmur.-- This
child shall have guide through rar'h '''"'>
and darkness for over MS '''"' III
harp WHOSE 'i'''>'' >'' ' =,
his own anu "' II '"'' -
Ms '''' ii'''', '' ,
y >""'' i''' w.
- i II"
"""N''
Ii was hI"rnIn"' y IONA h'o'i''f p''t over
this same daring child. lie threw ms arms
lovingly around her neck and kissed hcr.and
with his soft voice SAID
Now. mother. tell me a"ain that morning
PRAYER Won told me Yesterday. for would
thank orr Father who has kept me- through
the NIGHT. But bark Are you singing.
mother. or what is that music hear :"
No. child. Won hear no music, unless it be
the birds sons: for they awoke before YOU
Bat She knew not that sweet notes. intend
ri only for that loved one. had come from
r,,,. invisible harm. and As they soon ceased.
III. child was satisfied 10 inuuirc no further.
=, err
a.. NJ
- IL '''' pursuit ''.''' ~ ",'' ~ ''''
'""' san tones ol ''''' ''N'>'o'e h"fP "''''h
S"nnH'd a"a'n' uh'l' ne 'an"h' 'he 'r"i' o'an
tItui thing; but as unlntentonallv he crushed
u III '''> '''''' manu- Nv "' 1t '"'' DIT '"'' u
we @ro"''", S'''l'e''s' anu 'e'' d. 1t was
"' "e near" '''">e h"''> Wy wv away y" Wv
"r''"' '''o"'n'"''E' '"' SUI wv. >''''',''' q"
ne '"ok 'he cr"S"'" '''S''' ''''' Ills '''''' '''
"''''''' '"' '"''''''9 "''. "!'''' WV III "''
ct"
80,
n.,
mat. ", his s;do
=, A..
Eli. h,arJ # when no others did thouoh the
r,ro no,r. and no remembered now that
.,1 ,,ho, ho ,ro, s;rr;ro
,oo. },o,,,.,r HOY. ,,,ssod tho door VIII;
,no ho,. oh HIN, ;fho worl5 NOT rcst for /
locked weary and ran to brine him bread, I
heard t,,c notes Of ioyous music over him ar
then he knew that Heaven spoke approx
otthc deed in the tones of the invisible har
,,,,;, bo S,or,od :, tho fields liar,
I.,... o,l
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EEN.1LE COMPLAINTS

W. refer are usually known hv IL 'rE-
FEN1LE COMPLAINTS
and comprises MI the d"rlm-rni..:.,- =
males are liable lax The pccniarit'~ 20 '..-
zat'on. Among these sr,. rr,la''>':~ ,.
"i the Womb; Chrui, lu;iaum7'.a- ...
ton "ithc Womb: Incidental ils'-,uarr-..-.-
inC; Flu"r Alhu-. or Whi',--; G."r 49,
Suppressed and irrc-rlar Ncu-'rl..' A .-
all their accompanying evil. 'ai.c"r '>''
whatever duration and severity Al. E''i
PLAINS can Ice PLEASANTLY. >l'r'l az. r.
''''''''i 10y In ir"i'ara'.'r-
Tie claims "i In nI'-i.r.'c 81 '.'.
IA" I,uhlir az ~fr,.r..ihrn,-,i '.v -. .ar'
received tie APPRECIATION ai.l Iii.rH
MANY Prominent NENIiIT-''i lri 40 '.' .
ULIy in the United >t.',.-. -'Is." % So
UNFAIRLY aiycu letter ul c,'Is'...;.....'
lhl-f' -Ii~,ail,i'. al, :la: ! e.. .l.st .'.''
con ~ a curative agent.
/ Pamphlets Containing much U-''Hi
touching the nature aua symptoms DO.
ca>r-. Together Ui'h '--'uaa'..#.- fr;
highest j"c'ala!irv. a. c,r' .fi'.i ,
factory authority ia liz ran''!.'r' = .
..'-rr.i"n CO.; l.adi,-- ami Practitioner -
invited. can Ice had GRATIS - ,uT store
T. T. hLNLNl IT, .~-.I..s..s-
l. l.. rI,kH1N. " g..
l.. j. Fin N1>D. y d. =. ...
l.. Y l,"pIE. " L.
References H. VI. Mills. " T.. f.a''..
". ". EEI-I. NJ. l.. - .. b
!. c. uEI.I,K y. j.. H.. r.,
W. PEF>corr. NJ L. tf.'.7. :
Central Depot. Sos Broadway. N-i''" 80
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

1 LATHAM x CO. are AGENT for Pace Pa
: \. tent tircuar >-'v WII> tnr Nor,uout and
N"'v II t'1"-hir-.
i.f-,. d., 1--.r I.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

Tur BATTLE OF TIE Brrs.-A curious
circumstance occurred recently at Guillr,ilr
in France \ small farmer had IN field A
bout $50 hcehivc> containing a vast number
of bees He sent man with a cart. drawn
lv five horses. to remove som" earth from
the wall near which the hives were Placed
The carter having occasion to 70 to the farm
house. tied the horses to tree. Almost I'M
mcdiatclv after multitude of bees. either
irritatrd at the shaking Of their hives 10y the
removal of the earth from the wall. or eXcit-
cd nv tbc electricity with which the atmoS-
phcrc happened to be charged, issued from
: their hives. as if in obedience to given si@-
> nal, and with great fury attacked the horses.
e In an instant the poor animals were entirely
e covered with bees from head to foot: even
their no~triI< were filled with them. When
I the carter returned he found one of his horses
. rolIin. about furiouSlv. His cries attracted
e several persons; one of them attempted to
" drive away the bees. hnt they attacked him
" and he had to plunge into pond, and ever
II to place his head under water for few sec
p. ond~, in order to escape from them. The cure
n of GnI!'cvllls also attempted to approach tho
'c horses. but he too, was put to ilight by thu
at "nra"cd insects. At length, two fire engine
n were sent for, and 10y pumping on the bee
IN a treat number were killed on thr horses q
re put to flight. The horses, however, We're s.
m much iniurcdthat they died in an hour Tn
~ value of the bees DESTROYED was ljo0f, ant
of the horses 3j0of \ few days before, bee
no from the same hives killed u go>lings.
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THE CAL b ID u N l "A N
FARM FOR SALE.

mHE subscriber wishes to dispose Of his farm IN
i Coventry. situated few rods from coventry
Falls. and containing about ll5 acres OF good iah"'
with so or 40 acres of interval. and running wafer
NJ the house and barns and j. OF the most pleas
ant locations in the County. Said farm Is known
~ the Bovnton place and the same lately occupied
bv Vim. VI. Dckerman. Esq
ALSO, 45 ACRES IN IRASBURGH.
About mile from the above, 30 acres 81 when l.
cleared and i first rate pasture land and % acres
of heavy timber All which viii he sold 1T a rclS-
enable price, and liberal credit for part OF me 'r-
CHASE money. ANbh'ST. a. All ~
Coventry. July q, 1872. 'S3"3
Estray.
ltAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, early
y last spring, one COW and vcarng. The owner
or owners are requested I" prove property pay
! charges, and take them away.
HEZEKIAH MARTIN.
! st. .Tohnsburv. July IS, 1852. 7s3w8
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S H A K E z s.

CONCENTRATE SYRUP at : AIRS Az ARU.
Ia, and Fluid Extract If Na'"r-ar. i,r sale by
! {. BINGHAM
JA.' -. -. .>},:'
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EEEPAEEp from Er>>fr, 81 the fourth SION
L MH "t THL On, after directions al BARON
IIIEID the -rcat Physiological Chemist, lay j. :.
II"r.nI"x. NJ Phi!adr lii:I. "a.
Ih- truly wonderful remedy for hoag'>'i"H-
bg>.ys1. .i0m}jc'. Lir,r GoHPi,". E'M>'l'r'''". ii
I,.E,L'.. curing, nt,cr Natures own method, hv Ma
,ur.'~ own A@rut. the Gastric Juice.
lialta ca~r" ntnl "f rcp-in. infused in water
viii ti.c>t 81 dissolve, five pounds OF roast beet IN
about w" hours. ont "t III" stomach.
rtI'>IN i the chief element. or great di.r~tinc
principle at the Gastric .Iuice-,hc solvent of the
food. the purifying. preserving, and stimulating
agent ot the stomach and iutr>tuc> u * eXtractc,
from the digestive stomach of the On. thus forming
IN Artificial digestive ;!uid. precisely Ike tie r:i;u
raj Gastric Juice in il chemical powers. and fur
ni~hn@ complete AMI perfect substitute for ii. By
the all "l rhi~ preparation. the pains and evils of in
digestion ana dyspepsia are removed, iu>t ~ they
would Ice 10y healthy stomach. II i doing wonder.
Tor l'v>I"ptc>. curing c>r> 81 debility clmiciIiiun
nervous decline. aI! dv>Irpiic consumption. sup
posed I" Ice "n The verge "i The crave. The scientific
evidence upon which it i based. i in the h-hc~
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iuSt prrrha~" and received from the --latest imI"r-
t;ttiull- AN! they will he ut once uncccvcd. Their
assortment consists i'll part of BIrr.c Dclalnr- from
l" 7" - cent per yard; I;arc-c> from I" >hlIl-
ius: six and Linen P"i'.in~. from - I" II cent
Persian brlHin,-, from - I" - ctl.t-: Nnu-u De
hines from /" n % cents Printed Lawns and Nous
linz from : I" % cents: rriit-, good >il,.- and
FAST ,"I"E> from t" u cent; &c. Nc.
Al 81 Il lIr.c.. .rt1Il..,lt Of
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deemed soul went to take up its part in the
chorus OF heaven.
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From the y. Y. Tribune.
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE

..S,nrr leads the Column, Forward
EY W. L. Ut REFILL
sWLo leads the Column?' VII" i'ut he
Whose lame i linked with Victory
Who hrt the Hero who has Won
IN hundred battleS-l"-ing none,
Who lut the ClIicitain al two wars
Trirm,,,,ant with the stripes and STAR
Who wounded. ~cornei the bitter p;'in'
And bleeding. CHARGED the foe a"aTn.
Who leads the Column Ask OF those
Who noblv met their rountry'> foes
\. Chippewa and Lumdv's Lane,
Vnr me-, their corntrv'> foes in vain.
Go where Nia@Ira'- roar lIi- Wed
With BATTLES dark cll~angrlined tide.
From san Tlloa- ca>tlcd walls
To ,Inn,czmma' Irinccly halls.
,tC,rro Gordn'- bri,,ling pas.
Or glorious charge At '"ntr'ra>,
A. Churuhusc"'> awful fray,
Chc,ultcpec. OF at Del Hev,
Or whcrc-oe' cr our flag hath Won,
And ,.k. who foremost lei the van?'
Who leads the C"lumn?' lis not he
Who fears tn meet the enemy;
For many a daring bold advance.
A.caill-t the toclnan'> quivering lance.
And many hl"ol-rci battlefield
Whyr" dcrp-m"uthcd cannon loudly p"aled,
And many II >teathv ambu-ca'ic,
With f;n.rnau Of the forest glade.
Attest how brave that heart must be
That ever leads to Victory,
who leads the Cuumn?' l. il he,
Proud Chamniou of our Liberty,
Who MOLLY deems. what'er hetide.
War ~ hi- duty. Peace his pride.
Bears hv Nations proud acclaim
The Great raeificator'~ name
Who first in War the Victory gains.
And welcomes dove-pved Peace again
.S,urr leads the Column" Hank that roar
Ee-cchoirc back from shore t" shore,
Those wild huzza> that rend the skies.
Are bnt Il nations warm rcpiir-
.S,.rT leads the Column" J. there one
That will not now HI arn"r don.
And clare. amid the battles van?
S,urr leads, Hurah, On, Frc"men. Ola,