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by HNEEN q sCOf'F, ANcsts"eers
IMpRovEED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY AT AUG.
Friday the 9th iDssass, shall seA ocIock,
of the good three brick
god and
kos
having side Of
norm four feet, running back
property This property Handsomely ocsted
rspdy sovng pa Of the city, being ss north
OF The No~heSn Maskat. 80 ID, +. 9to-ss ~ h
Terms one balance g. H. 49, ~ months,
the purchaser psymepa, bearing
Of ,alc. deed and deed Of taken
I 1iis indispuabie. ~. ~ GREEN SCOTT, lsst
Sept sd aaH.af#. rt#rg4as - suHt.. Aucti"sesn
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UTUMN sUPPI.IEs-we daily sdjisg saDpiss,
II MI Of which offer shsi be copssd
few weeks room - fis -. .sn
French merBoes all qualities and eoIors. ~ ~.
100 while naeneis Of all kinds some sIuH cheap, Welsh
nannes IN The lot .t.s 81
pieces black silks. al s7x gard, Al la1
bsacbed zchsd Canton viii frit
y - sndf ompe stock Of all kinds Of domestic seoSs
10 cartons embroidered collars and pocket handkerchief. for
With article usually weosdsred dry so.d.
hoa<c.
ally prompt - - =
Good articles, low prices, fair dealing may relied
es-es a4A.5 ..4.N J PERkY 4 BROTHER,
Miss Dermou's building. opposite Centre Market
i Sept s-steoif -
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mon MOUNTAIN, MIssouRI-In making an estimate
OF The amount of iron contained in the iron mounain,
enough has been found above its base 10 make loj,
ooo 900 tons, Now, If 5,ooooo only be converted into
railroad rop would make 600 miles OF road and to
seod oil the remainder, at the rate OF 900 per day
would employ railroad 300 years to remove H..
This DONE they would work below the level OF the base
and dig to be Gentle OF old mother earth, and much
farther rs desired. .sl ftf &. t1 Il .sssf q ...st
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r3 1000 ny J. G. Mc0UIRE. Ascsse.ssr. .r#.a
STocKs At AUcrroNon Thursday afternoon, September
- at Sk O'Clock, rooms, shall SELL
"a 500 Corporation AIexAndria per cent. stock
n il shares Pa,riout Bank Of Washington STOCK
100 shares Bank Of Washington stock.
Terms cnsh, In current funds - !. L--.-
sepe-d Anctoneer.
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I" Pray, Miss c." said gentleman the other evening,
:. why are ladies so fond OF officers p
"How stupid |" replied she ;6is ii no, natural that a
lady should like good offer sir - ' ls ~
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nAILY INSTA LMENTS.-wes receiving daily
North md Esst Of all that and desirable
goods sales. We Articles
on have aud HWakH.f
pieces 6ne, wool highland pa,ds, cbArens
Is rich ribands 49,
40 low priced mossseines remarkably handsome.
loo piecrs style dark coiored cal Goes .IHs
table
towels, napkins, doyiies, he.
snd kinds.E n . t- ....r . $500 ta#f 5sa ll''ut4
Purchaser. class Of linen goods should si
sock. - Hh .f# +- TILL ~ HVuI
10 piece, black silks all widths Of that chesp and hne rosy
finish. s.#.t A 'tss a9iGN1 rN-
loo pieces 6ne chenp shifting cottops
4 cartons low priced and snawis, fall style.
900 plaid plain white csmbrics and musns great bar
gains, =. -. - eesE II .a-s.f
10 pieces rich figured bookings and hno felt cloths.
With desirable goods arriving dst All Of
which will offered those customers only
who are In the habit n paying promptly.
Good articles prices and fair dealing may he relied On tn All
cas- 'rIIo - f~'si FERRY BROTHER.
fs# Miss Dermot's Building opposite Ccntrs MARKET.
Sent 6-eo6uf tE AH
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ysua~ Ladiee' Imstitmts, Pisssaeid, Massachusetts
| - ..-nL. WELLINGTON IL TYLER A. NJ

yeu.9 L.diee' I"stitmte, Pisssneid, massachusetts
Il "a g0s.s WELLINGTON ". TYLER, A. NJ,
II j. HOLMES AGNEw, u. r., - Il
#,.sf 3 sHTf.N.ts fa Pnncpsm ana rropre'ovs.
~ NJ Novessbes.
p,,cnt,os places desirable Tho location upuuay
keahfn winter cold, but shsc
changes bealth. pscvons
bevides oef In Of the hnen
the attention Of the
systematic four
s,encnr In the nsfuir
he
Gentlemen, bevidrs hour lecturers. &C = "
p.eaa eaaosae Just '.ued, be had application
Sept 6-dim' .t# = t%Af
TtSE NStt6s 81 shs Ssuekers Mas1sss SafsSS' 1SaS
are redeemed st par by the svb~scdh~r. ha " ~ y
/ Nl5rW HENRY ~ NcURsE a5st
4 Nh - AfsAs "A. pank.
once oes-s Trss~y p.sss~ss, serss ism and sweets
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Ora NPORO, ny the nushcr ~S I" Rath." HIttf
" ssuyvessws n rranconts story by Jacob Abkctt
Theory Of Poscs by Richard Hdresh author Of "Hoy Of h'
nj Stsscs.s lat etfE tHf1g.e1s
Anihonis Greek Literature. r4E.sf lii rf-t
Bi~sk Hcuss, No. ~. au# $3.50 L'a afants satt
B.ySccs's Illustrated Catholic Bib,e Nos 70 and 90
Sept "a NNe ~ Ff.e rRANCK TAYLOR.
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A company Of capitalists n Milwaukee have organized
under the very liberal charter Of the "Harord Iron
Company" with capital Of $3.50. 900, and have com
meEced the erection of iron works and rolling mills a,
Iron Ridge. in Dodge county, about foyhve miles from
Milwaukee, capable Of turning over 10000 tons of
rails annually.
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SAMUEL G. WILSON, j e..es and Prom,

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The idea has been suggested Of requiring all railroad
companies TO insure the lives of their passengers a,
reasonable rate Ga the London and Liverpool railway,
passc myers insure their lives for e. 200 sterling
three pence for 900 at two pence and for f500
penny. This plan secures the greatest caution the
part OF The directors and conductors OF The road by The
necessity OF guarding asana pecunary osa l, also az
lords provision for distressed families in case Of
avodable accidents. ale.a. tts +, sao..l# $50 IS
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tIAWTHORNE's Tawgleyvood TaIes~-Auethsr Wonder
III Book for Girls and Boys-iilu-,r sted, 81.
Sir months. in Italy by a. Hiilard- tfHa
For sale q rrl '.'.'. M TAYLOR h MAURv'e H.#I
Sept bookstore, near Dh street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
A woNDERFuL WORK OF ART.

Probably the minutest piece Of human work
ever produced, has recently been exhibited
in Boston and other places 1t is an engra-
wing on surface of glass as large and no
larger, in diameter. than the hole made by a
common pin, of the following inscription -
"Lowell and Senter, Watchmakers, 81 Ex-
change street, Portland written by From
emit, at Paris, 1852" The whole Of these
seventy-fve letters and figures, among them
ten capitals, under a microscope, appeared
as large as an ordinary handwriting, freely
and boldly written, the inscription not being
cramped, while between the lines were spa
ces wide enough to admit the same letters
again. To satisfy the incredulous, the glass
was covered with thin slip Of paper, when
nothing could be seen but when it was
punctured with pin and the hole placed
over the inscription, the whole could be east
ly read.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
SUMMER EVENINGS.

Eventide is stealing softly
Ger the tranquil, lakeless breast;
All around is sinking slowly,
Into deep and peaceful rest
Rays Of sunset, gold and crimson,
That have frightened late the sky,
Blending with the deepening twilight,
On the hill and forests lie.
In the dark blue dome of heaven,
Trembling shines the evening star;
Soon the moon her silvery radiance,
Sheds upon the scene afar.
Evening light and evening shadows
Fall as softly on the soul;
Waking saddened thoughts and holy,
With its magic, sweet control.
Thoughts of homo and thoughts of HEAVIER
Are as light within the heart;
Sin and sorrow are the shadows,
OF the landscape form part.
There shall come glorious morning,
When the SUMS all.searching light
Shall dispel the dark earth-shadows,-
Make both world and spirit bright.
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THE PATIENCE or con.
TO BE CONTINUED.

There is no subjscs more wondrous than
this, sthe Patience Of God" Think Of the
lapse Of ages during which Tint patience has
lasted--six Thousand wears! Think Of the
multitudes who have heen tha NH ;ects 81 !.
Millions on millions, IL successive chimes and
centuries Think ofthe sins which have all
that time been trying and wearying that pa
tience-their number. their bienomncss their
aggrayation The worlds history is con-
secutive history Of iniquity, ! heightened pro.
vocation of the Almiehty's Performance -
The Church, like sfssbe ark, tossed on a
mighty ocean a unbslfsf; and vet the world.
with its cumberers, seill spared The cry
of its sinful millions it this momen. enter
"the ears of the God Il Sabbaotb," and vet,
"for all this, His hand Of mercy is stretched
out still r Aud Who Stb;s q oa Of patience ?
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
THE CHRISTIANS CHOICE.

i am frail and the world is fading but
my soul is immortal and God is eternal. If
place my affections on earthly cnjoyments,
either they may take wings like an eagle that
fieth towards heaven, or my soul may take
its way with the rich fool and go to hell;
but if | choose God for portion, then mercy
and goodness shall follow me whilst / live,
and glory and eternity shall crown ME when
l die. will therefore now leave that which
shall soon lose, that SO may embrace that
which shall always enjoy.--Diuine Breath
ing.
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VOL. 54.N0. al.



The sale Of intoxicating drinks as bever-
age. says D. r. Brown. Esq. m eminent law.
yer Of Philadelphia. should DO prohibited By
law, because
!. They deprive men Of their reason fer
the time being.
2. They destroy men Of the greatest intel-
lecsual strength.
3. They foster and en- courage every sps.
cies Of immortality
4. They bar the progress Of civilization aud
religion.
s. They destroy The peace and happiosss
Of millions Of families.
s. They rcdure many virtuoas wives ssd
children to beggary.
Z. They cause many thousands Of muir
ders.
8. They prsseat ail.rosseeatiop ~ ehuras-
ter
0. They render a5ortive tho stronges. res
olutions
10. The millions u property expended IN
them is lost.
II. They cause the majority Of casss Of
insanity.
~. They destroy both tho cody and the
soul
Is. They burden sober people with mil
lions Of paupers
IA. They cause immense expenditures to
prevent crime.
Is. They cost sober people immense sumo
in charity.
l6 They burden the country with suor-
nous taxes.
H. Because moderate drinkers want The
temptation removed.
is. Drunkards want tie opportunity re.
moved.
49, Sober people want the nuisance reno
we'd.
20. Tax payers want the burden removed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
MARTINsBURG va, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY u, lsss.

ments, Jet by far the greater number are but
one story in height.
The ladies are generally brunettes, nay,
even darker than that, but the eyes and
mouth are beautiful. The eye Of q Spanish
girl appears to be the focus at which the rays
of vivacity, passion md nairth concentrate,
often have l noticed the countenance Of q
Senorita calm and even AZ the surface Of a
quiet lake, while the eyes shot forth CLEANS
of furious, annihilating passion, scathing as
the glance Of bafiled demon! Or to bor-
row an idea from the Rev'd author Of sOra-
tors of the Revolutiou, 2 in his description Of
the eccentric RANDOLPH Of Roanoke picture
to yourself statue 81 Venus, struck into
life By ligtning. and all that life in her
eyes. and you have true portrait of a Chill
ena, writhing under the fortunes of the SCREEN
eyed monster" or liz ssilow-passions
But in social intercourse they are amiable,
agreeable and hospitable to agrcat degree !;
too much so, indeed, for their own good for
the general opinion the world has of Span
iards is far from being correct, manly or COM
plimentary to either party. These artless
yet fascinating girls become the dupes of
heartless, unprincipled men, and once led
astray from Virtues path, life Of seclusion
or one Of dissipation and disgrace follows
the latter more frequently.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Doetifal.

LET THE HEART he BEAUTIFUL.
So the heart, the heart be beautiful,
care not for the face;
! ask not what the form may lack
0fdignity or grace;
If the mind be filed with glowing Thoughts,
And the soul with sympathy,
What matter though the cheek be pale,
Or the eye lack brilliancy.
Though the cheek, the cheek be beautiful,
1t soon may lose its bloom,
And the lustre of the eye be quenched
In the darkness Of the tomb;
But the glory Of mind viii live,
Though the bloom Of life depart;
And OIL the charm can never die,
Ola true aud noble heart. q
The lips that utter kindly thoughts,
Have beauty all their own
For gentle words are sweeter far
Than music's softest tone;
And though the voice be harsh or shrill
That bids the oppressed 60 free,
And soothes the woes Of the sorrowing one,
That voice is sweet to mo.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
ABOUT RIGHT.

In conversation with friend tho other
day, says The Christian Era. he made this re-
mark 4 have been pastor Of church
several years, and have noticed that al men
who have been troublesome to my church.
who have been easily offended at small things.
who have been crooked, set, unyielding and
ugly, have been men who did not take re-.
ligious newspaper And you will see,"s BIO
added, "lbst almost Al shurch difEsalties
come from men who do not read religious
journals. !" His views. frankly expressed. &C.
cord with our own; aud we're we now 10 the
pastorate, we should cndeavor to stock tho
Church " th good religious newspapers"
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Such is the positive assertion Of Mr.. Boil
man, one Of the professors in the Russian
Agricultural Institution at Gorigoretsky. In
a very interesting pamphlet by this gentle
man, which has just reached us, it is asserted,
as an unquestionable fact. that mere drying
if conducted at sufficiently high tempera-
ture, and continued long enough, is a complete
antidote to the disease The account given
by Prof. Bollman ofthe accident which led TO
this discovery is as follows lie had contri-
we'd potato setter. which had the bad quail
ity of destroying any sprouts that might be
on the sets. and even of tearing away the
rind. To harden the potatoes SO as to pro-
tect them against this accident, be resolved
to dry them. In the spring of 1850, he
placed a lot in very hot room, and at the
end Of three weeks they were dry enough to
plant. The potatoes came up well. and pro-
duced as good crop as that Of the neighbor-
ing farmers. with this difference only, that
they had no disease and the crop was, there
fore, upon the whole, more abundant - Gar
dencr's Chronicle.
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JEWELRY, &C. &C

TUST received and on hand and which we offer
81 for Sale on the most reasonable terms
325 PIECES OF GOLD;
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings and Cuff
Pins also Gold Collar Buttons Gold Guard Slides,
Gold Guard Hooks, single and double Gold Lock-
cts, Gold ever pointed Pencils, solid Silver Thin
bles-Gold and Pearl shirt Studs, Gold Pens and
Silver Cases; Silver tipped Pen holders, Silver
frame and other Spectac' es Cases for same; Cog
giles, fine plated tea and table Spoons Butter Knives
-Papier Mache Folio; Leather Redicules Card
Cases; Port Monnies; Steal and Jet Bracelets;
Beads and Tass,es; Coat Loops; Plated Mock
Combs; Accordeons China Vases, China Cupshnd
Saucers, China Card Baskets; Superior Work Box
es, with long list of other Fancy Goods, to which
the attention of the public is invited as we are de.
termined to sell o: small profits.
Dec. 1, 1852. WM- DORSEY, Dyuggiss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27

An lrishman discovered part Of tho wood
work Of chimney piece on Gre that endau
gered the woole house He rushed up stairs
to bis master, and announced the alarming in.
telligence. Down be rushed with biia. A
large kettle Of boiling water was on the FIRE.
We'll, why don't pou put out the 6reg
4 can't, SIR
Why, you fool. pour the water Dpon IT,
'Shure. it's hot water, SIR
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miscellaneous.
For the Gazette.
VALPARAISO, CHILL, S, A.
nY LUIS

The embryo republic Of Chill can boast Of
one extensive and civilized seaport one un-
rivaled in immortality, picturesque scenery,
and motley inhabitants. The "Vale of Par
adise' is situated on four hills, with a cres-
cent Of the coast stretching about two miles.
Its population is composed Of all nations, from
the proud, imperious, yet truly hospitablc,
Don, to the lowly paisant; the self-opinion-
ated minion of Britain's naughty Queen, to
the darkest of Afric's sons; every grade of
mankind exists in, and around it, save the
cannibal.
The climate is truly Neapolitan! The
soft sunny skies are only rivalled by the love-
ly garbage that Nature wears, ever verdant,
ever varied, ever beautiful study for NOR
tai man And when Phebus, having glad
dened each heart, and lent flush of beauty
to the pallid cheek of the invalid, throughout
the day, descending to his soft golden couch,
wreathes his jovial old countenance in bis
sweetest, most fascinating smiles, what pen
can describe, or pencil portray, the beauties
of such a scene? Gentle reader, if you have
one spark of Imagination in your composition,
unfold your pinions of fancy, and accompany
me for one moment We find ourselves on
board beautiful sswinged CITADEL" gliding
softly along thro' the deep blue ocean, a
sparkling coronet of pearly foam wreathing
her bows, while the southwestern swell, as
gentle as the heave of the bosom of innocence,
gives to her a graceful, undulating motion.
IT'S sunset! That brilliant orb, sinking in
to his watery bed in the beautiful west, sheds
forth his most brilliant rays, to encourage us
at parting, and lights up the surrounding
clouds with all the hues and tints of the rain
bow, intimately yet distinctly blended, chang
ing them into thousand fantastic shapes,
which, like our hopes, fade almost e'er we
recognize them the deep, pure surface of
the placid Pacific rejecting this magnificent
scene; the while comes gently stealing DER
the charmed senses some beautiful extract
from the operas of the Bohemian Girl, La
Somnanbula or the Enchantress, relieved in
their granduer by some sweet old air of our
native home, that floats on the evening ze-
phyr, calling up fond "reminiscences of by
gone days Say, is not the picture aliuring 2
Yet it is no fictitious creation Of an magma
tive brain tits fact
This is one of the pleasures of Sea life
But pardon me / have woefully digress-
ed from my subject,
And now the reader willing, 'revenons
Forgive my antique french y a nos moutonsp
The principal public buildings are Gel
THEATRE" the finest in South America,
"L'Aduana," and sL'Eglegia de San Mat
riz." The frequency and severity Of earth
quakes in that volcanic country deters any
one from erecting large houses, and altho'
there are some costly and stately ediices
used as dwellings, and commercial establish
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27

Ba~ One Of the first things that ssises upon
the attention Of The traveller in Egypt, Is tho
queer dishes which he meets with A friend
writes us from Luxor that bis first dinner Oh
the Nile consisted Of stewed Hippopotamus
and broiled Ibis The next mornings
breakfast consisted Of cold Crocodile. dashed
Camel. and the cold remains Of Donkey
intellectual food, perhaps. but not Provoca-
tive Of an appetite
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATCHES, WayCEsS,
AND JEWELRY.
REMOVAL.

WOULD would inform the citizens Of this
J. county, and the public generally, that ! have
REMOVED my WATCH and yRwxLRY STORE to No at
BAL1IAORE str EET, sir doors teioe Charles
On street, Baltimors, where they will find On
G&a large supply Of fine GOLD Levers A
Lepine, and SILVER WATCHES of every description
GOLD LEVERS from S25 to 500.
ALSO, q variety OF Gold Chains Keys, Gold
Pencils and Pens, Rings, Ear Rings, Bracelets
&c. Also, fine assortment of Silver Spoons, Cups
Butter and Fruit Knives, of genuine Silver Coin.
a variety Of Albatta Forks, Spoons sc, &c.
Watch-makers Tools, Jewels, Hands, and Watch
Glass Of every kind
D6rc0UNTRY MERCHANTS and Watch-ma-
kers will find it to their interest to call and exam
Inc my goods Intend to sell as low as any other
house, at Wholesale or retail, prices.
CHARLES BLAKE,
No. 81 . Baltimore street, baltimore.
March 23 .s653-- ~.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27

B1- Every school boy knows that kite
would not 6y unless it had a string tying it
down. II is just so in lilo. The man who
is tied down BY half dozen blooming re-
sponsibilities, aud their mother, win make
higher and stronger Eight than the bachelor
who. having nothing to keep him steady. is
always founderiug 10 the mud If you want
to ascend in the world. tie yourself 10 some
body.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TAILORING.

TTAvIH0 renewed his residence in Martins
Ill burg, and stsest up n Tsaoring Shop, on
Main Street over the Tobacco Store Of b. s. Lyeth,
the subscriber avals himself Of this method to no.
tify the public that he is prepared to accommodate
oil who have clothes to cut or manufacture, of
whateverst yle or description.
lie will be in the constant receipt Of the city
fashions Heis fully prepared to please all tastes
Is we'll in the style as to the manner and durabili-
~ Of his work. And he solicts the support of his
friends and acquaintances, and Of the public gen.
srally WILLIAM HOKE
June TO- iS5l--.y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
PERFUMERY, &C.

WE call attention to our assortment, and
w name
Lubins superior articles, with other genuine
French ones, embracing many kinds; Florida
Water, Cologne Water, Hair Pomatums, Toilet
Powder, Tooth Paste and Powder, Toilet Soap,
Toilet Bottles, Tooth Brushes, Hair do Nail do,
&C., &C., all Of which we offer for sale on reason
able terms, those in want will do well TO give
No call ;une ooj W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
nSSg-Ignorance Is 4 great substitutes

Ignorance is a great substitute for
paregoric. Show US blockhead, and we
will show you man that can sleep twelve
hours out of a dozen Before you can make
men wakeful you must make them intelligent.
L we owned the fee simple of railroad, we
would consider no person tit for switeh-tcn-
der who didn't take four daily papers aud q
weekly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-27
PIPERS, SALyE,
FOR THE CURE OF ERysrPELAs AND sRuprIvs
DISEASES.

HyHIS Salve has never been known to fail in
giving immediate relief. and where properly
used producing permanent cure, in every case
of Erysipelas in which it has been tried and were
it necessary many certificates from prominent cit
liens of community could be produced to sustain
the assertion, therefore we would recommend it
to all who may be suffering with this malady, as
they may rely upon its efficacy have been keep
ing it for sale for some time, and am gratifed to
state, that have never sold single box which
did not produce cure, and some were aggravated
cases, where all other remidies had failed. Dr.
rections will accompany each box price o5 cts.
J.F HARRISON.
March 9, 1853 Sole Agent.