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THE College or st. james. MaryIand.-Ths Diocesan
College Of Episcopal church, the Rev John b.
Tbs annual session viii open Monday the ID Of DC
"Wocana anSsa 'ns e college,
prepared building, discipline. hc, the
school have the immediate supervision Of
The rector Of The eoese The aanss ease for s session o. e
For Of the register FOR fuller nform
address The Rector, College Of 81 james r. o. Maryland
,ARM rOR sALE.-wiu be sold private sale u,n' wen
FARM "s , on h % street pa"t ROAD ~
as .es. moss s. about co meadow io wood and
the 3 s is
The snenr Is al good and thsre /. slarse qusny
timber in tho woods suitable for further division Of the
In pon, heah beauty location, surpassed BY
I. seau,y The dwelling contains ssh, rooms kitchen, pantry
Ae s.rs e.IIss; ae ~ surrounded by neat pans with
good spring failing spring OF cool and
Servants QUARTERS many necessary
good .pple peaches, cher
a. soon as the plank road is completed (Which likely
early summer good would be than
% o seS % e s could to he be s ] and S al s Of the
nqur, JOHN J. JoYcEs on street,
THE UNION ACADEMY corner atn street .Ad
y. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Umos Fss.a, As.gs on l.n street, between New
# Mrs. H. RICHARDS Principal,
will have their dunr the rst and second
will for another the first Monday
in sepsmber Of teachers 10 engaged
4. !. pnok sor. July T-3m
LisRArp or Cosossss,
July 5th, 1853.
NOTICE ts hereby given that the Library Of Com
Thursday the 2ls instant and viii not
ssain opened until Tuesday the AID of AoFas ,,.v
Iu,y s-e.~aw s4a.s.. F5g-I Lib,srisn.
VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED,-The undersigned
viii market for Virginia land scrip and
land warrants EVANS a FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury
June 3-dAw3m lint Rcpl
NTEw Paint and OH The undersigned, c. z. Whit
eey hs or. side Of Seventh street. be
Louisiana and street. of me SAFE o pan's o
entire ndueemsn" win be offered 10 'hos
Al goods s,ered charge part ei ,c city
vt
nc,-Iu.v,nr .ora o,t my entire business 60 Mr. G.
wbesey gone his ewpoy eheenay gseomm.na hm 70
may w in his buness knowing whatever orders thy
may with will be promptly attended 70 sna q s very
beet material Hrt H@ a. "N'S","'
July l2--eod2w -
cTRAw HATsi STRAW HATsi-erest Reduction
- h. large and wei selected scN
and other hats have determined RON
this ds 10 ut greatly reduced prices . - ..,.
Gene LANES fssionabe hat cap snd Rrnue
mems furnishing establishment, rennsyVa"s avenue ~ -.
and shsh street I
Juna 81 shaw &eod2wd Il sL--A-L-ll--l----4
NATIorAI. Mas.s,n. for Aug"ss-Ths riches, number
N ys, published Of this mort ercelent monn'y nWyNr W.
ssens, GRAY BALhsSnn s,h .,,.e,
Jniy0 SeVe"'' s"''N
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Summer .asTang gements-To commence June q, ls53
Travellers the White monntain leaving New York in the
evening Stonngton Providence Fall River
the for Portland, by
Maine Portland II
Gorham, N. H., 50 Trav-
ecrs leaving Boston by ts 43 train lodge nj Portan and
by the morning from Portland TIav
evening in Portland in
from Portland Fare, 81 50 by this
s. r. CORSER,
June Atlantic ST. Lawrence Railroad.
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Law school Of Cumberland University, AT Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthes, late the circuit
L judges of Tennessee .r at
Hn Nathan Gfeen late Of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee. r. Il 'a.
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley, the
Judges Carbers Green dev to their whole time exclusively
school, b VT
Pan Of nStr,ettoni Daily examinations Of each
books No of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
3 Weekly of and equity,
and through oil the
deeds, Wills and all
dence the Some the by
which is held monthly the and
pubic the cod nj session The students clerks
f jurors circuit judges and chanceors and in other official
paciles connected with their
essionsfhe the third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
rpenscs per seasionuiion fee s50 contingent
fee 52 boarding nbcut $50 Students furnish their books
which an be had n Lebanon bookstores.
Four complete unless the
advanced class No required ad
There classes. Studeni,
during the collegiate
There is legislature connected wi h the school,
Number of students the Last collegiate
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoiy fta President Board OF Trustees
a,wo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.--Two new, eyby
situated modern hsuss with marble manteis fixtures
&c, every
puncual tenant, on application TO
e. N. sTRATToN,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsylvania 9th and 10Th
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w. d. STUART, Principal
10 Be aided Ia the Of instruction w thoroughly competent
III Is designed Ia this Institution fayoraby
the school o Wn h Abbott
college,
Studies the ordinary business e The
OF study wiz embrace, In addition the eemen ancient aud
an9usgc chemistry natural and mental PM
osophy history rhetoric, composition, and Other studies o the
The Academy furnished apparatus Illus
uaon of mathematics, natural philosophy and chemistry Ihs
Glasses IN mensuraon and taught the practical Q
The academy George
town, place celebrated for believed aIo
quietnes aud vicinity capital places
national Interest," furnish
youth. e.t H#
TERMS,
Payable semi annuaIlyin advance.
For tuition and board, including fuel lights, washing, &C.,
10. yen months *1io
For tuition in French IN drawing extra,
ssI.~r RsrERxsoEs.
situe. -H
Hon. Alexander II. II. Stuart, staunton, Va. 4tF
Hon. John Letcher, Lexington, Va
hno D. H. Hill Professor Mathematics in Washington Col
lege, Lexington Va. ~
Prof George Il. Dabney Richmond College, Va.
PurseT Samuel Forrest u. 3 Navy.
Capt Seth Eastman, u y. Army. r..
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, u. S, Army. .gk
Rev. David Caldwell, ieogetown d, D. g.
II gives pleasure the Georgetown Classical and
Mathematical Academy charge Mr. W. D. MIR.
graduate Of the Virginia Military nstue and has been for
hres years past dschaDg with great satisfaction the duty OF
the academy they
Gus, competent, aud faithful teacher
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June l7--d&cn Superintendent.
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NATIONAL Msgsssa. for Aug"st-Ihe nonss. nn"v ~
sver,. " GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
sJm,,'o "a Seventh street
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IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE INVENTION.

CANDs AND CUMMINGsS BRICK MACHINE.-PArENT
- Rights saeMichsei Nourss Co city,
appointed United
rights thoroughly and
brckmakcrs throughout the 10 be the
purpose produced Its
cessuy worked by the application Of motive stea
water the tempered, and
eIeeng rapidly other machine
faa purpose known.
The patent only delsyed until the
protected nbroad Meanwhile, NJ. Co
asgoae Of and
a
Apply by pad) their Office OF sh and
streets, the Post oSace Department
In. ~ ttf
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PENrTENTIARY.

Orrtcr frstrrsrraRY, n. g.,
Washington, July 10, 1859.
GEAILD Proposals. endorsed Proposals for Wood
~ ~ill bs received this ofhee
O'Clock, noon.
of hatfsessoued good wood, medium sixc
free limbs lap
10 cords Of pine wood.
of red nah anthr graf coal.
The above o q delivered the fsptsntary wharf.
ffEN HN THOMAS THORNLEY,,
90-3tawti5 Aug Warden.
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On fth suect, nearly oPpostc inc avenue bVus''
For Pincy Point, Old Paint, and Norfolk
= ~>u The steamer osCEoLA having been ,horoushly
s Is. . .oSs Ss S s sT%S"s
"wednesday aud Saturday s ocloes rs'arnnx, leave Mon %
,o"cn regularly At pasy Point. Point Rvrr,
WIN sSs aSoaos Time River boats.
Southern
ola Point. ..''''.''..' ''.'.'''''''..,.'. ", wv
r'''y ''"'''''' JAMES HiTCHELi,
July 3-dd g'.- Captain
4 RARE Chance TO Capitalists for n Profitable In
ssa Hotel s Pom, . co%'o ou,, ys. % r.
a.d the a4 Of Angus, ne on The PROMISE, ,ns ep,.
dining room kitchen furniture, horses carriages, gigs carts
The wide spread reputation Comfort
bathing and other numerous aeons to ,hs seekers OF health or
positive Terms paymen, LIBERAL and mass known on the
possession given time acr the l', Of October .s
July a-dtathAus }. REYNOLDS Go.
nom EsTIcs and kinds Of staple goods.-we will
open supply OF domestic goods consisting of
some as's%sf s.s s. p5s, usis 'si for f, he 5 ''
Linen esmbc baadksrchiefs black silks check eanbrie.
And w , s o e. ss % s 9.S. ss. a. Iss Ses
which we WIZ o"e' o " % ''e w H. sHusTER 4 CO..
H#a..U#a nth street, Pennsylvania avenne
EVANS 4 wATsON's Ph,saaetphts Manufactured
p.en, eoyr a.ma.d. nre an and sp"o'
Sis Also bank vaults. and ron and
rsnied equal 10 any In the United States
Reference who have our safes IN usei many
more he named. 1000 o safes are in use
r. Magruder 7th Pennsylvania ayenne washing
and auhosed 70 receive
ride IN. F.
Farmers. Bank, Phi.dspi', - safes use
United Mint do
United States Arsenal, in philadelphia, in California
United States hpprsssr,s once rhiaa.phi'- i.si.
rsiadslsa. .rran"sosn % and morisown Rscad Company
Richard Norris h Son, locomotive works, PhhsdsIpbs'
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia -
Sole agency for Bn,,crworth's superior bank locks
rstent slate lined reffigeratorS.
July 3,--2awly ~ ##.
A,TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, of Uucs. View orE,
h inland transportation yuHr r.
CliAs pE SEIsDfNG Agent,
May u 2awf Opposite ODD Fellows HAUL
DUTN ANS magazine 4 august asas4 ie4a ~
u Hsvtev's Magazine Awvwst afhH esR 'Htsff '
psekepssss Heusehnd Words ANsust.
F~tn Lesves frorn rsuny- foytpsoHH
Nc- rs and fflAydsck'- tsssrs'cd Catholic Bible 90
Augo FFhNCk IAfboN
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
fR6Sz61 ~ ~ Mountains, Atlantic and ST.
M&Ak Rairond-Thc only by which travellers
-ff7x .sf2%A can Of the White
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e,TuANy uATsi STRAW HATsi-1reat Reduction
d. large and wen selected pck
other styles OF summer mus, ""s" "'''"N
this a. greatly reduced prices -, -. u..,a
LANES fashonaoe nat, cap so Rn p
mems rennylvania avenue ncm f0"
and shsif street HAt
June 2o-hsw h Aeod2~d .,M
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RANM Inv ssis IN AIetandrt cou~sv: s"n'Us, VIII VIII
Ia two miles aqueduct. and fpor from the Presdest
will sell ressorsbc terms
any posson thsreo above within hall mile
hundred ard twenty ncres The'
and thirty N beautiful mbesd land
re-du. cleared Of this farm 10 ric
ncodss twenty or thirty winch might sdvsnag~ous
meadow be disposed 70 purchas
referred Ninh street. near Psnnsyvan
sv.nps, Horstio Ball, on sdiacent farm, - -.
Msytl-eadn .4t VIM bALs.
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DW. EDWARD ~. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia
oas his professional services Washington
HE residence and once ah adjoining Irving
Hoset. Ap 6--Au
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superior Economical No Line Hapr Fcry and
20. Washiaston City
THE Known swim, safe. and comfortable steam psess
Captain Yolney Purse with The nj
Hspets fery leaving Harper Ferry at O'Clock M and ar
rive at Washington city at O'Clock, p. m.
The Will leav. Washington for the h trip
The 3oh o May running day and down the nertgunY
tercept surdsy1 making three trips week.
favorable offered
opportunity OF enjoying the beautiful Potomso by day
Tight #7sH##
Prom Barer's Ferry to Washington 81.
05-d3ms
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ny-IIsvtru my entire business ." mr.. 9
ana zone in employ eheeoy recommend him to
i.nds and for their patronage for whscver they
NAV M Il, hi. line knowing whatever orders they
49,, ~, ,a.,a,,., m 49, 49, 80 ~ f A. HATCH, Ir.
1nIv adj
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MARBLE MANrELs- Works s.-The subscriber
III b,g leave afora his friends md the public
creased hts stock marble monteis Sienna Bockedc
bn Spanish, Egyptian sien and black richly
and psn, OF best quality STYLE and hnih
ents
tomh and head slabs marble for window % lin
tells, and riatfomsI marble ill., and ts
sospsons, csicineJ plaster, - 50 per barrel. .
Also hand lot OF Connecticut brown New York
suitable building Ne
builders Others and will
ssiisfscNon all who favor him with their orders
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
July oo-3taw6m between i2ib and l3h.
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Solicitor and legal adviser, X. H. GILLET.
Iuae Io--wu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

TIME undersigned has just fitted up the rooms
in the brick building adjoining kawlins' Ho-
tel. and fitted them with the largest, best, and
cheapest assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING ever
exhibited in Martinshurg. His stock consists in
part of Cassi,en and Yreed Goas, Fine cioth Frock
Goats fne cloth Dress Goats fae eossme Pantaloons,
cassiaett d. Monktg jackets, fine satin Vests, mari
no Vests saftiaet cloth cad reject Fests Also large
assortment OF
Boys CFoss;irg.
Also, constantly on hand all kinds of Under
shirts. Drawers, white ard fgarcd Shirts, Collars
Bosoms, eravats, Scars Pocket liandkercheifs,
suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery ard Umbrel-
las.
Also. a general assortment Of Boots and Shoes
Gum Shoes. Trunhs yalises, Palm Braid and Leg
horn Hats, &c, &c,
These goods will be sold caEAP, ard will satisfy
he purchaser Now Is THE TINE, every body Is
anxious to know where they can get the nEsr
and Cheapest clothing the answeris at the NEW
~. >vuiSG EmPoRIuM, next to "Rawlins' Hotel
o.seen street, Martinsbnrg, Va.
A. FEDERLElGHT.
March go
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
: TRTSH GARDEN SIIlS mr. IRS3

'ENhOSE IN want Of garden seeds will do well
n to give the undersigned a call, as he warrants
mem all to be of the best kinds named
Asparagas-Giant or Dutch,
Beans Bunch, some six sorts of the best kinds
Beets--four varieties;
Brussels--sprouts
brncoii--Ear'y purple Cape;
Cabbage--l2 kinds embracing the best varieties
Carrot-Long Orange and Early Horse;
Caulifiower-- Early and Late;
Celery-Wbite Solid, superior,
Cucumber--4 kinds of the best varieties;
Egg Plants-Purple
Endine--Green Curled;
Indian Corn-Smith's Extra Early and Flor;
Lettuce Early Ice and Large White Headu
Alelon-Calona, Common and Nutmeg;
Nasluriium, for Picking;
Onion--White Silver skinned and Long Red;
Parsley, very double, fine;
Parsnip-Early Cup and large Swelling;
Pumpkin--Poiato, Quasllaw and Crooked Neck;
Peas kinds of the finest varieties;
PepPer--Bull Nose and Cayenne;
Raddish-5 varieties
Rheubarb, for Tarts;
Salsih, or Oyster Plant;
Spinacl--Round Savoy;
Early Bush and Summer Crooked Neck;
Tomato--LaTge Red;
Tumip-While, Red Top and Ruta Baga.
$LTFor sale by WILLIAM DORSEY,
feo i','ooo' Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11

VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE Farm consisting Of about 800
~ Acres Of first quality lime stone land belong
mo to the estate ofihe late Edward Colston, will
be offered for sale at public auction on the prem
ises. on Wednesday, the l5ta 81 lnne aext. This
farm is beautifully situated on the Potomac river,
in Berkeley county, Va, few hundred yards
above dam number 5, Immediately contiguous to
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 1t is believed
that no farm in this section Of the State present
50 many advantages with regard to situation. The
land is of superior fertility being one ofthe best
rain-growing farms inthc country, it ia well sit
uated in regard 10 raising stock, and is within
three-quarters of mile fthe Honeywood Mills,
which afford the best market in the country for
grain. besides which boatsc can be run up to several
Of the fields on the farm, from which grain other
produce can be directly taken or passed over into
the canal The land is finely timbered. The inn
provements consists of small but substantial
stone dwelling house, containing five rooms, q
frame kitchen, stable, log barr, nearly new
There IS well of never failing water IN the yard
The situation is ye.y healthy, the neighborhood
thickly settled, industrious and thriving.
Terms, of payment made known on day Of sale
SANE CoLsToN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11

&TINE has Just received and has now on
~ exhibition, one Of the largest AMI most
perfect assorimenis of Gentkehsen's Go.
TAIN. ever offered ~ This market His stock
Of Ready Made consists in part OF Dress
ard Frock Goats, Sacks, Pants, Vests. Of 'ne
very finest material. and the best workmanship.
Satinet and Tweed Goats. Pants, Vests, Sc.
Hoys Clothing, a large and general as
sortment. also Hats. Caps Boots, Shoes. Cal
ter Shoes Trunks. Vases Umbrellas Shirts
Collars; Braces, Hd'kfs, Cravats, SelfAdjus-
ting Stocks, Sc.
These goods were bough, low and must be
sold. Call al once, and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. Remember the induce.
menis at the old stand
March 80. '53
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asaasN sasa gagsg goa 1853.

fTN0 my customers Of last season | am pleased TO
1 4 announce that have been fortunate in pro-
curing another supply of those good seed, Of which
have never heard OF single one that ever failed
10 co,,. up and produce just what we say they
viii. and 70 hose who have never tried US, we
would extend Rid invitation to call an try
and we warrant they viii never buy any other than
SIScLAIR's SEEps. The folio wing list comprises
! our assortment -
Asparagus. giant
Beans, six week drop
China
q Caseknife pole
q Kidney drop
Horticultural pole.
Lima ="
Red marrow drop.
Peas-Early charlton.
Bishop drop
Extra early.
I" Green imperial marrow.
Marrow dwE
Beets Long blood
" Hslflong blood
Turnips
9 Mangle whurtzel
Sugar
Brussels sprouts
Brocoi--E purple.
cabbage-Bartnsea or f.
. Large drum head
Sc Flat dutch.
Green Savoy
Carrot--Long Orange
Caulihower--E Early
Celery--White solid
Cucumber Long Green
Early frame
Cluster
6 Burr, Egg plant
Corn Smiths early extra
Cecia--Lettuce
g Large white head
cantalope
Mountain sproui W. mellon, narjora sweet
Nasturtian
0nion-white and silver skin
Persley double
parsnps
Pumpkins--Potato
I" Qushaw
Pepper-Bnll nose
Radsh-Early scarlet
White turnp
Black spanish
Rhabarb
Spinach
fomato--Large yellow
Red
" Small red
All Of the above seed am prepared 10 atarrant
FRESH and genuine am prepared to sell whole-w I
ga e prices to country merchants all the above put
IN labeled papers convenient, for sale by
JOHN +. HARRISON,
Red Awning post Drug Store, Queen ST
February 90, 1853
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
NEW DRY GOOD STORE.
OPPOSITE THE NARKET-HoUsE.

TIVE subscriber begs leave to inform the clti-
zcns Of Martinsburg and the public generally,
that he has opened a
A New stock Of Dry Goods,
and will be pleased to exhibit them to customers.
His stock consists Ut Black and Fig s. II
- ured silks Alpacas Mouslin de Lains XII
Plain and Figured B..rage de Lains
Lawn bingham. Calico. Swiss aud Gard Muslins,
Jaekonctts Ladys Collars, Laces ana Edgings,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols, Work ed
swiss and Linen Haadkerchiefs, Gentlemens'
Pocket and Neck Handkerehiefs, s eks, SC
Cloths Cassmers and Vestngs Hosiery and
Gloves OF all kinds Brown and Bleached Musins,
Table Diaper Ladys' Shoes Of all kinds, and
general stock of notions all Of which vii. be
sold cheap, call and see.
HENRY MYERS.
April, 49,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
DORSEY,s LEES PILLS.

YNAIS Pill we are confident cannot be surpass-
i ed for its effects in all bilious diseases, such as
intermittent, Remittcnt. Bilious lnfiammatory and
Yellows Fevers; Jaundce, Bilious Cholic, Indi-
gestion Dropsy, Gout, Rhematism, Pleurasy,
chlorosis, Dysentery Bilious Vomitings, Conyul-
sions and Epeleptic Fits, Asthma, Coughs and
Colds, accompanied with costiveness. Foul Stom-
ach, seuryey, Sore Throat, Hypocondria, and
Hysterical affections &c They are gentle and
pleasant pills in their action, devoid ofharshness
and gripping which too frequently attend the oper-
alton Of medicines Prepared and sold by
April 81. WIN. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
X X. RESOLVE ST.
MERCURIiL RHEUMATISM

gentleman residing next door to our Office has
been afflicted with Mercnral Rheumatism Ter y
number of years. lie was cured by taking Rad
ways Renoyating Resogent internally, and bath-
externally with Railways Ready Relief.
R.R. REL.EF
Cured young Lady ,oho had become al
most maniac, icith Neuralgia
It stopped the pain in FIVE minutes. She has not
been troubled since She used up the first bottle
r. r. Relief cured gentleman who had the
Wandering Neuralgia, in few days. FIRST Il was
in his head, then the shoulders; then The bowels
he became frantic with PAIN. Railways Ready
Relief instantly stopped the pain and the use OF
the Regulators and Resolvent, in connection with
the Relief, in one week, made perfect cure.
Group.
r. r. Relief has cured hundreds Of children Of
Group in from ten TO fifteen minutes
II. II Relief has cured thousands ofladies nhd
gentleman ofsick and nervous headaches, BY rub
bng the head externally, and taking half . tea
spooa-full of Relief internally.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
CEMENT CISTERNs.

EsHE undersigned shll continues TO build
III cemen, cisterns OF the very best and mos,
approved kind. He will guarantee his work
to stand any reasonable test, and fully answer
any purpose for which il is intended. His
system of arching cislerns is new, and is dee
med very important feature in cistern build.
ing.
George Doll,
Jacob Vncenheller. i.eie'ehces'
April 6 STEPHEN b. MEADE,
AGENT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11

Ty0R aAT,r-A tot Of prime Clogerseed, a few hush
a els clean Timothy seed 50 bushels OF Mercer Pota-
toes, Buck wheat -four, Beans, Dried Apples and Sour
krout.
and "a order to make for my goods, will close
out my winter goods cheaper than the cheapest
February 16, 1873 e. w BURNS
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JUsT aElElYED, JUST RECEIVED.


4 LARG s lot Il Hagden Seeds which / will
n warrant fresh and good The following list
comprises our assortment
Large Gisnt Asparagus Early Scarlet Radish
Large siafFofat Peas Long salmon; DO.
Early Washington. do White Tnrnjp do
Extra Early. DO Black Winter, do.
Eariy rh;na Besns Vegetable Oyster or
Early White, do satisfy
Early Cranberry do. Drumhead winter eao-
Long Blood Beet bage
Early Turuip. do. Early buiiocksneau; 70
Early Scarcity, do. Green savoy, a.
White Sugar. do. Fiat Duieh; ~.
White Portugal Onion Early sugar soap, ~
Yellow Dutcb. do Red Dutch, do.
ps,lv RhoIa Island do Imperial Head Le;hi
Inn5 vb;te pnysuip FFankford Head, do
Iong Orange carrot Royal Ieecross
rraw.id or pie Pump Early Green, do.
kin Early CURED ao'
rar,v Frsme Cucumber Double Pepper Grass
Early Cluster do, white Solid Csiery
Iang q reep do Double curled Parsley
Winter Crooked-neck American summer ga
Squash worry
e,,nner do. Large English Sugar
cstdar Rpneh Rhubarb or Pie Plant
T~,ly Flat do. Bell or Heart Pepper
Ruta Baga Turnip LargeKed lomaito
sweet Potatoes Large American SAT-
Fiat Field Tarnip IRON
Those who wish good Seeds Will 10 wei y
giving me a call w H. HESLETlNE.
March 8, 1853. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11
DYES, EyEsl, EYEs.,.

II HAVE on hand and for sale, gross Of Glass
4 Eyes Of the very best quality, persons who
may want their Spectacles filled with new glasses
can find them suited to all ages by calling at
lIARRISoN'S Drug store Dec %, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-11

The aged, sse iniiru and the crippled, INSTANTLY
feel the effects Of Radway's Ready Relief; It re-
juvinatcs oil age renders the sils ,jpinted supple
and active, infuses life and strength in the sore,
weak aud disabled limb removes al pain and sore
ness from the joints and muscles, aud strength.
ems, aud makes sound and whole, the weak, inGrm
aud cripeled