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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-11
mo. 4R.l
mo. 492.l
by the President Of the United States.

by the President United States.
IN pursuance OF law l. FRANKLIN PIERCE President
United states. do nsey asaIs and make known that public
s the .s. "d o. LAND AZ eeans inc S1
.de Of The line 9, s mobile and ONO River .oad the State,
he public lands. as provides By sepsmbs 1850
sns si.sip periods ds.isna'sd W.T.
AZ the land oaes ST. STEPHENS Alabama commencing
sseon. and pss ssoa Ss"s asm
20, townshipsto wit;
Of lne and tae principe meridian.
Township one and t'so, of'ange one.
townships one Two bree four and Gre u range hree
Townships wO three FOUR 6vs 'iz, aud seven Of range
township. asree four, Ave- sir, ,eren ofrange
soatA ofhs base iine and Of iAe principal meridian
Townships one Two three Jour and ess, Of range two
Towa.sp. os ' :. s.s s1 aa s' Of range three
soutA oftas Of principal meridian.
Townshipstarse and four, FRANCE one
Al the land Office DEMoPoLIs State, comncnr
on Monday the e day Of sspe%ee, next r The d.eo.a Of
fed to- uateain the aforementioned townsbps to wit
North ef tAs base line a~d Of tas p,eipa meridian.
Townships eixhisen, nineesn and tesaiy
Al The land Office TUSCALOOSA in the State,
Mssa % s day o. sr e.. s The
above Ieiedto, situated in e aforementioned township
NORTH Of Of pracpaI
surveying district.
Townshipf~eniy-one OF range four.
A. the land Office at COLUMBUS Ia Mississippi commencing on
Monday nneenaA day Of September
TO- ssxs undepen,ioned township to wits
North Of ts base line and east Of the cAoea~ ~s'ian-
Town2p. sixa nine t~eirs f,rt,>- fourteen, sas,n .irten
ro.nne 'i.n sss in az %, se9 ouresn o.
teer, and .szfssn, Of range eichtesn.
Townships e,eh nipe eleven, and tgrs Of
Atthe AUGUSTA State, commencing
.. mo.ssy NE s Day q s.-,s asr Tor he disposal Of
f.ed situated In the aforementioned townships to
North Of nnsa and ofns chootGw meridian.
Township four, Of range thirteen.
Townships too, three, four, free, and STR of four
Townshps four 1--WE, sv, seven, rang.
Township. one, hpo ,e four, fee SIX ,even orr.pse
Town.sp. owe ess, ,s and ,sysn ofranss seventeen
NsvtA Of IA base ~. eridan Pearl
Townships AIRES. ew fire, aud eis ofranrs Eve.
Tewssh!p. er. ~ seven eight, ..,. .na e.. q soee
Tsv.ship. as -.s ard Ter. q rag. s'sna
width each sid. Of said road"
those ass. ys within .s'a limit as.s..:.d o.
oness by tho comss.-ioosr Of ~. ce"srai Land once.
Land. reserved for schoo military and other purposes VIII be
The lands vii subject Of rsp,ed BY
Aare st each ds hereof and e,s
so1...S,ns -, a..o,s. rspey Shown BY u. ooes ns
mai. private proclamation
ay sSa. Ty n:s The city ofw'h'ao' tbs twenty d
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Jos~ WLsos,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
actual settler, lands Uanea state, or.ai ,as
drawp from market on ne railroad cy,,t.
Under March le53 .nnued .e,
therein
United ,i ara
landed ,e
lin. ~ tho '.'re.a mentioned waeys ne
nsss nv pe
.Wption public the
csus,y win sach pedicsted
made the sth February, 1855 The date Of the final alto,
+. :. F.
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HHoWS's ksssrcs ~ Jas"as~a 9sng~r.-Tn,'
~s~~i~w~r. In ~dinafy ~
shra. w
digestive fancnons ~ ia-ssie vas~ Dntsg the psr'
81 children
peculiarly ecsciop fsrly Individual shosid ~ without
az Influences
ubieh urk ~ changing climate. IL.
Csuuan-ns the genuine which prepared
Brown, his chemical
fb aid Chestnut streets Philadelphia ard Tor aIc by sl ne
spofhecses United WssbinrN
city, O. W rsefrcn Ssu aud u. D. Gilman ard In Asrsh
dria. v,reisis. ny D n rierport. II Is
os-dsr ..e#
s.TOtk ." the Cape Lockout Pavilion Gompany~-
~
stock II said company gs> assembly
Of II January tAs1
the Patriotic Bank chush hroh~ hsnters, cAce
Mssrs Evans Fsat In lhs Washington
Coiunss s.tsrasy hs ssh instant ~ opened
Until The essh 81 Jp,y
wtLLfNN ". DuNwivsoN,
". w. RfsQrg,
EDWIN RoBfSsoH,
Commissioners.
Jun. s-dseimo tini Rsp.1
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NsrTiCEf hereby give whom concrrn hs
~ trsod applying General Land ofce Of the United states
for James Points o sno
No. 1907, dated November W. 1920 snd -~ee 20 n
psrins ysnis line during me feSnu"'s
1T 3lo,i warrant fns when ns 'er
dupicai. issued for 29~t scrrs ~ ~s
Aforesaid assignment 70 James
Points, deceased r,,,. porSTs
E,scutrir nd dsvi--e Of Jas roin' dree'--d
An
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. - Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, SMILEY, co.
Liverpool.
r @. ROBERTS a CO.,
- Kings Arm. Yard, London.
J. MuNROE h Co,
~ Rue Soue Dam. des VICTORIES
gro. II DRAPER, Havre.
ships viii accountable for gold sive
evey, metals, unless bills q
adnr therefor and the thereof therein expressed
Jan
,oR sALE-A story dwelling ceors,,own
H. c. Bridge, Makst and High Streets finished In
The STYLE ms,srsi with
10000 feet running through the and has
srn stable carriage house, wood bouss, kc.
desisg purchase examine the premise.
application NJ so,hoon, Of Market and BrdFr
streets
Term, one-rhd cash balance IN g. ~ ssa ls months
NJ. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker National Hotel Budnrs w.shinron n c.
0-Adu
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street Bossont by
"A Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
modern and for the soeemnooda
ton Of the travelling public
Dee ti-div
JINGLE TOMS CAprv-k Hfs-tke dsxuerrsotype Of
II s,o~s Of rJnc. Cabin" 10 eraihiton
wh.hursts Gallery Pennsylvania ~ street. together
With porirs, Of sonss, the famous Queen cf Song"
f-du
D n. HOoE ~ co., wholesale and Retail Dealers a.
sheena, blankets and generally.
Pennsylvania between TIN and sh streets Wsshinxor
DC.
rS-u
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Pablo sale Of tho United Military
kort wtns<bsGo, Wtseonstn.
TUE United M,tay Port winn.baso
containing fur thousand sod
The fort public
dsv of septe nis-r, 1853, At 10 O'Clock, =. N.
The heated hs poses ths Wisconsin for
lncs connected by pressing partly
s~rv~ snd censns of The desrahts
The well
Valuable he
Msr~ showing the Dimensions location, Ae Of the various o'
can b once pr~vous o Asy % sa,s.
The term. Of sale cash, specie fasd..
y. ". MAsrES,
Assistant cansrssp>sfsr u. 4. Army.
Asfsrssr oussrsssssrsss ovvtcs. ...
red wirnshssc, twis u June 4, 1883
July 12-.odrArhAms
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTioN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the night 81 the
within townships and Of townships above
required estsb,i iseon Of
OF the land oce, and make therefor
practicable ar fhis notice. bsforc day
public sale land
bracing claimed otherwise such claim viii bs forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Lssd Once,
May lp-lswl3w
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h. May uhsz.--rhe trp~d has
~ office No ~ William tM~ekasts'
for the trsn-sction ~ gvnersi brokerage hu~,b~s~.
bant insurance, mo,nf rssd, State and CITY
securities bought sold
fromi-.oy sotss, bills and loans p~rctaisd
lo-du EMANUEL. D. HART.
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NOTICE TO fREENFTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person enuued right prcemp,sa asy
lands within the Townships sod owrsps
rntcd, required n
e and receiver Of the iad ocs, payment
tn rsfof practicable se~nr ro~s
day
embrace claimed
John WIIso>,
Commissioner Of the C~sesaI Land oAcsL
June 2Q-lswllw
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ID y. sTEERS NEW GOODS FNR 0EsrI.EMEx-
have Just received sncss supr,y Of
men, making stock At hs complete The
who about ssppy themselves
ssd approaching should
before they purchase 81
Msy
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Tn. ship. win accountable for god
metals, unless hills
adinr therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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NOTICE 70 tar psy.rDedncon for rsymertNntc,
u hereby rvsn that the iess ard
payrhie tn. Office and deduction a.
lowed by law Cor the current paid before u. a
August ensuing n. J. ROEHE,
July rs sotdn Cole
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-11

given at the time, carried him home.
/ was, from the moment of recogni-
ton, unconscious of storm or dark
ness. Alas when | laid him upon
his own bed, in his own room, and
looked eagerly down into his face,
that face was rigid in death. If | am
a cold water fanatic, friends, here is
my apologyl lsit not all-suf,cient?"
2l5Ahd he sat down amid low MUIR
murs of feeling 9a,asm taf
Fora time the silence Of expecta-
ton reigned throughout the room,
Then one Of the audience stood up in
his seat, and every gaze was turned
towards him. 1t was the young man,
Parker. Fixing his eyes upon the
still disturbed ycountenance of the
speaker, he said slowly and distinctly;
ayes, the apology is more than suf-
fcient. I take back the words un-
wisely spoken. With such an expe-
hence, man may well be pardoned
for enthusiasm. Thanks my vener-
able friend, not only for your rebuke,
but for your reminiscence. ! never
saw my danger as | see it now but,
like wise man, forseeing the evil, |
will hide myself, rather than pass on,
like the fool, and be punished. This
night | enlistin your cold water army,
and trust to make brave soldier"
Parker sat down, when Instantly a
shout went up that startled the far. of,
slumbering echoes. Sturgess, yield
ing to the impulse Of his feelings,
sprung from the stage, and grasping
the young mans hand, said in voice
not yet restored to calmness--
"My7 son--born Of love for this
high and holy cause /; 4 bless you
Stand firm Be faithful soldier
Our enemies are named legion /; but
we shall yet prevail against them" .
Here drop we the curtain Of our
narrative. Parker, when the hour oI
cool reflection came, sawno reason te
repent of what he had done. He is
now faithful soldier in the cold wa
ter army.
Z If we knew all that some advocates
'oftemperance have suffered, we nigh
well pardon an enthusiasm, that, a
times, seems % verge onlfauaticism
] hey have felt the cause-they have
endured the pain they know themon
ster vice in every phase Of IT'S hid
deous deformity. No, we need no
wonder at their enthusiasm; the won
der should rather be, that it is NO
greater.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-11

4 LoNGFELLow has written a line of
poetry, that is worth fortunes to those
Iwhoipractice it:7 baa
ala Learn to labor and to wait" 9
Energy combinedWith patience is the
secret Of success, There is qsSa'stano
sg9ea of these qualities in the world,
abpt IT is rarely that they go hand in
hand, Energy without patience would
never have built the pyramids, Pa
tlence without energy may make a
saint butpaYer q hero.roaa .s52bgi
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-11


TEMPERANCE ANEcDoTE. The fol
lowing anccdote was told of a very
clever fellow, who had been somewhat
frolicsome, but who had recently join
ed the Sons Of Temperance. After
becoming a "Son," he went to Mobi e
on business, and was taken i'll there.
The physician was called, and after
examining him, pronounced him in "a
very dangerous position, and prescrib-
ed brandy. The sick man told him
he couldnot take it. The DR.. insisted
that it was the properiremedy, but the
patient told him he would not take it.
The DIR. said hemust, or he would
have spasms. Well, said the Son OF
Temperance, will try couple Of
Sposmsp first! He did not take the
brandy, nor did he have the spasms,
but went on his way rejoicing.
lo tits q mighty shame and dishonor
atolemploy excellent faculties and abun-
dance of humor to please men in their
vices and follies. a2H 5aGg la
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-11

l..
mended, and earnestly requested that
temperance eanip-meatngs and eele.
brations be held, by all the orders and
friends oftemperance, during the com'
ing spring summer and fall; and that
the time Of holding the same and the
results be published in the Chart and
local papers.
IL. ResoIued, That as we respect
the right Of petition, SO we should so
far esteem the representative worthy
to present the wants of his Individual
constituents therefore, we recon-
mend new efforts to procure addition
al memorials urging the Legislature to
abolish the liquor traffic and that
the same should be forwarded to the
representatives Of the district or coun-
ty in which the petitions are obtained;
and although the full measure of the
wishes of the friends of temperance
may not at once be realized, yet we
will not therefore abandon our posi-
tion as the advocates of entire prohibi-
ton nor abate our zeal as advocates
and supporters Of any legal protection
that may be afforded. But looking
to an intelligent moral community to
sustain cause, which good men ev-
eryWhere pray for, and heaven has
greatly. blessed in many quarters Of
our beloved country, we will renew
/ our battle with increased energy, till
\ called to rest from our labors, or to
witness the trlumphs Of SO glorious a
! cause aG H i9 I'if# 'A
H 13. ResOlOed, lastly, That we re-
cognise God as the author of the Tenn
perance enterprise, and that we look
to him for wisdom, grace and strength
to aid us in this blessed work.
The following preamble and reso.
lutions were introduced by Dr. Sam
uel Grimes, and unanimously adopt
ed:
II WHEREAS, The experience of the
past has clearly demonstrated, that
Temperance laws can only be expect
ed through the agency Of open and
avowed friends Of such Legislation
Therefore,
III Resolged, That we are determined
Il and hereby soiefnnfy pledge ourselves
not to vote for any person hereafter
as member Of either House of the
General Assembly or any ether officer,
who is not the known and pledged
friend of prohibitory laws fully ade-
quate to the total destruction of the
whole business Of making, vending or
using Intoxicating liquors as a bever-
age in our State and that we will
vote for and support the known and
pledged friends Of such Legislation un-
der all circumstances, against those
who are not -disregarding all party
organizations. ta. al-1a@
4 Resol0ed, That we will not support
men in any ayocation of life, who
make or traffic in Intoxicating liquors
in any form, as beverage.
Rev. J. W. Bishop offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unahi
mously adopted: gai g h2a@ab
b RssolUed, That a healthy Temper
ance Literature is essentialto the pros
perity of the cause in which we are
engaged.
e 9Resolyed, That the Temperance
!. Chart, published in Indianapolis, and
edited by Dr., J.W. Gordon, is worthy
Of our confidence and support, and
this Convention would urge the friends
Of Temperance to literally patronize
said paper. ~ % 1'''..'aa'I Dpa
tol g5a1 Ll-l.n- ., a q ll aaov
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-11

Lost yesterday, somewhere between
sunrise and sunset, two golden hours,
each set with sixty diamond minutes.
Mo- reward is offered, for they are
gone tpreYsr' suaiqs4i9dl 3uo y1tos
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-11

Seth had Just dined, and stood pick
ing his teeth on the fremont House
steps. when beggar asked aims, say
ing that he was hungry. i''You huA-
.gTy," said Seth, why ! amt hungry a
mite,"y , \ ,4.,r tta4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20
Fresh GARDEN SEBlS l0R 1873.

TENHOSE in want Of garden seeds will do well
q 10 give The undersigned a call as he warrants
them all to be of the best kinds named
Asparagus Giant or Dutch;
Beans Bunch some six sorts Of the best kinds
Beets-four varieties;
Bfussels--sprouts
Brocolf-Ear'y purple Cape,
Cabbage-I2 kinds embracing the best varieties
Carrot-Long Orange md Early Horse;
Caulitlower- Early and Late;
Celery-Whiie Solid superior;
Cucuniber--a kinds OF the best varieties
Egg Pants--Purple;
Endine-Green Curleo;
Indian Corn-Smith's Extra Early and Flor
l.ettuee- Early Ice and Large White Ileadu
Melon---Carolina. Common and Nutmeg;
Nastursiuin, for Picklng
Onion--White Silver skinned and Long Red;
Parsley, very double, fine;
Parsnip--Early Cup and large Swelling;
Pumpkin--Potato Quaslmw and Crooked Neck;
Peas kinds of the finest varieties;
Pepper--Bull Nose and Cayenne;
Raddish-5 varieties;
Kheubarb, for Tarts;
Salsii, OF Oyster Plant;
Spinach Round Savoy;
Squash Early Bush and Summer Crooked Neck;
Tomato--LaIge Red;
Turnip--W White Red Top and Ruta Baga.
E5@For sale by WILLIAM DORSEY,
Feb. l9,is53. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20

A VALUABLE Parm consistins Of about 800
n Acres Of frst quality lime ssone land belong
ing 70 the estate ofthc late Edward Colstou, will
BE- offered for sale ct public auction on the prem
ises, on Wednesday me 1Sta ef lHs SEX. This
farm is beautifully situated on the Potomac river,
in berkeley county yaa . few hundred yards
above dam number 5 Immediately contiguous to
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal Ii is believed
that no firm ia his section OF the State pre- sents
many advantages with regard TO situation. The
land IL ofsuperior fertility, being one ofhe best
grain-growing farms in the country it il well sit
uated in regard to raising stock, and Is within
three-quarters ofa mile Of the Honey wood Mills,
which afford the best market in the country for
grain; besides which boats can be runpp to several
Of the fields on the fern. from which grain or other
produce can be directly taken or passed over into
the canal Thelapd is finely tinbered. The inn
prosenents consists Of small but substantial
stone dwelling house, containing FIVE rooms.
frame kitchen, stable,a log BARR, nearly new
There y we'll Of never failing water in the yard
The situation is ve.y healthy, the neigaberhood
thickfy settled industrious and thriving.
Terms, of payment made known on day OF sale.
s. JANE coLSTON.
Honeywood, April 20. ls53--ts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20

PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
II Charles Downs and wife, for the securi
" Of monies due the late Archibald Sheerer
and Mrs. Parker his sister. shall offer for
sale, on Saturday the 30ih Of .4prii next before
the Court house door in Marinsburg the Two
following tracts Of land:
/. The Sheerer tract with the mill called
the Falling Waters mill tract in Berkeley Co.,
supposed TO contain 800 acres Of land, toeeih-
er with The said mil. aud all lis apprrtenances
This tract adioins the lands Of Downs, Turner
and Chrisman and will be sold in the gross
and not by the acre.
2. The ,rfci of land adjoining the forego-
ing tract, on which there are various build
ings, is supposed TO contain li2a acres which
will also be sold .i7 the gross without any
guaranty Of quantity.
!, TIE land viii be sold upon tho. following
ierms'--One fourth o. the purchase money in
Cash, and the residue IN liree equal annual
payments bearing interest from the day OF
sale. DsH. CONRAD,
April 0, ls53.--is. Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20
C.1IS:Ea S..g..
LOWEST PRICE STORE.

CsTINE has Just oceived and has now on
~ exhibition. one Of the largest and most
perfect assor,ments of Gcntfclne C1O-
thing ever offered il this market. His stock
OF Ready Made consists in pari OF Dress
ard Froek Coats, Sacks. Pants, Vests. Of The
very finest material. and the best workmanship.
Satinet and Tweed Goats, Pants. Vests, &c.
Boys Clothing, a large and general as
sortment, also Hats. Caps Boots, Shoes. Gar
ter Shoes Trunks. yalises Umbrellas Shirts
Collars Braces, Hd'kis, Lrayats, SelfAdjus-
ling Stocks, sc.
These goods were bough, low and must be
sold. Call al once. and examine before pnr .
chasing elsewhere. Remember the induce
menis at the old stand
March 80, '53.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20
A New ffen,edy.
Uncovered for the cure Of Scsofola, Ricketts,, and
axs syphaitic Complaints.


Hallway & Co, the celebrated Chemists, have
discovered another powerful and quick remedy
for the speedy cure of Scrofula, Ricketts,, Cancer,
Tumours, Syphilis, and other obstinate and chron-
ic diseases
The moment this extraordinary medicine Is ia.
ken, Il begins to cure-the patient feels it work
Ing in the system almost instantly II imparts
electricity to every bone, muscle, fibre, nerve and
secretion Of The system, resolving and driving out
all diseased deposits, cleaning, purifying and en-
riching the blood, insigorating 70 healthy action
the nervous energy, and imparting healthy vital
ity TO every function in the body. II is pleasant
TO take, and quick to act. II is called Railways
Rcnovatipg ResoIyent, price 81 per bottle, and
Rsdway's Ready Reliefis sold for 20 and so cents
! per bottle. Itcurcs all rheumatic neuraigic and
nervous. pains. 1t wilrcare Chlls and Fever in
nfteeb niDutes--stop the distressing pains of Di-
arrhn In ten inmates, and check the most painful
discharges In fifteen or twenty minutes
Dec. 90, 1S52-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20
LAND F0R SALE,

Nhe undersigned will offer for sale at the Cours
i House in Martnshurg, on the Isf doy of the
May term Of Court, 100 Acres of prime Limestone
Land, adjoining the lands of Mary Porterfeld
William Hill, Orick Cunningham and others
80 Acres of IL is good timber the other being un.
der good state of cultivation. About 25 Acres
laying between the lands of VIM. Hill and Mary
Porterted will be sold separate, il desired; per-
sons wishing to view the land, are requested to
call at the house of Mrs Mary Porterfeli where
the undcrsigned win be pleased TO show them
TERMS.-0ne half Of the purchase money
down--the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments with interest on the same the purchaser
giving lien upon the land az security
ABRAHAM II. HILL.
MARY ]. HILL
April 10, is59.-Rep
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20
pPOIsoNING..xa

Thousands Of parents who use yermifuge compo-
posed Of Castor OIL Calomel, &c, are not aware,
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
nre actually laying the foundations for series Of
diseases such salvation, loss Of sight, weakness
OF limbs, sc.
In another column will be found the advertise
ment Of Hobensacks Medicines to which we ask
tho attention OF all those interested in their own
as well as their children's health. IN Liver Com
plants and all disorders arising from those Of a
bilious type, should make use Of the only genuine
medicine, mebensacks Liver Pills
pEy~" BE not deceiredn but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
ench has the signature Of the Proprietor, ].
IlOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-20

TiTSl FITS II FITS Persons who are Ia
1 boring under this distressing malady will find
the VEGETABLE EPILEPTiC PILLS to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epil-
epsy or Falling Fits These pills possess specific
action on the nervous system; and, although they
ore prepared especially for the purpose of curing
fits, they will be found of especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose ner-
vous system has been FRUSTRATED or shattered from
any cause whatever. Price SO per box, or two
boxes for So. Persons out of the city enclosing
remittance, will have the pills sent them through
the mail, free Of postage. For sale by SETH II.
IIANCE, 1903 Baltimore street Baltimore, Nd to
whom orders from all parts Of the Union must be
addressed, paid. linay 10, is52-ly.