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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08

This view of the living immigrant population IS
important, as serving to correct many extravagant
notions concerning it, which have attained extern
sive currency.
Another interesting branch of this inquiry, is
that which concerns the Interrogation of our ma
tive citizens among the States. The tables pre-
senting view of this movement will be most use
full and valuable, in tracing the progress of differ
ent portions of the country. The facts developed
will show how far one section has impressed its
own characteristics and customs on Others. 1t is
found, that out of 1876, 792 free inhabitants,
4l12 433 have migrated and settled beyond the
States of their birth. Three hundred and thirty
five thousand natives of Virginia, equal to twenty
six per cent of the whole, have found homes out
side of her own borders. South Carolina has sent
forth one hundred and sixty three thousand, which
is thrty-six per cent. of all the native citizens OF
that State living in the United States at the date
of the census and the very remarkable proportion
of SO per cent of those remaining in the State OF
their nativity. North Carolina has lost 261, 575
free inhabitants, equal to 81 per cent by emlgra-
| ton. Among the northern States, Vermont and
Connecticut have contributed most largely to the
settlement Of other parts of the country. Their
proportion, about 25 per cent. of their native ctl-
Gems, would exceed, perhaps, that OF either the
southern States already mentioned, were the num-
Der of slaves in the latter admitted as an element
of the calculations. But the rowing tendency o.
our people is incident to the peculiar condition Of
their country, and each succeeding census viii
prove that it is diminishing.
! e DEAF ANDsDUMB.
i The numbered white mutes in the U. States
amounts to 1901, and the colored to 632, O
which 489 are slaves The census of 1910 re
turned the number of white deaf and dumb at g.,
685. and the colored at 979. The latter amoun
is clearly erroneous. Among the white population
there appears to be one deaf mute to- each 2, 81
persons; of the free colored, one to each 5000
and among the slaves, one to each 6,562.
l BLIND.
The number of persons in the United State
who are destitute of sight is 9,702, of which Z,
997 are white and /, 705 colored-of which latte
: 1911 are slaves. By the census Of 1910, tn
humber of white blind persons in the United State
was returned at sos; the colored do. 1897
The same error respecting the colored blind exist
al with the last census as has been shown toexii
: resnectinr the deaf and dumb. Among the whit
nopuIation there appears to be enc blind person
e each 2, 445 persons among the free cocred' on
!, to each $40, and among the slaves, one 70 seac
2, 645.
.2 H INSANE AND IDToTIc,
The number Of insane persons in the Y. Stats
Is Given at Is, 768-of whom 10, SO are whites
sci. free colored, and 291 slaves. The number
idiots returnedia 1906 distributed as follows :
,f Whites, 1880 free colored 436j slaves, loa'
n Total insane and idiotic, 81, 474 Total Wnite
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08
Average cash
ualnn

3 3o3,o7s, $40 So 7O, 733,o93
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08

varieties, various crosses have been produced, Tho
more important of which are the Byfed the Wo-
burn, the Bedford, the Grass and Mackay. The
Neapolitans are particularly well adapted to &
Southern climate.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08

The expectation Of life, expresses in years and
decimal parts of year, the future length of life
to be lived on an average, after attaining given
age. Thus, on arriving at the age Of thirty, the
average future lifetime of males by the Massachu-
sets table is thirtyfOur years. while that OF ie-
males is thirty-fve and four tenths.
For general estimates, adopting the current
classification of the States, the American census
exhibits the following ratios of mortality, disre-
gardng the ages Of deaths
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08
5,e9s, s8s,281 7.i22, 1867

Total, 6.0l0,207,3o9 7,I3s,S69s725
sin New Jersey, as the real estate only was re-
tnrned. the above is partly estimated.
J. fOnlv thirteen counties ii California are re-
turned.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08

The proportion in which the several countries
above named have contributed to the aggregate
immigration population, is shown in the subjoined
ST
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-08
COLU NJ B U s.:
wednesday Morning, Jan. 5, 1853
Extracts from the Census ReDOrt,

By the census of 1851 it appears that the popu-
lation of England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and
the islands, including persons in the army, navy
and the merchant service, amounted to q 619 $685.
of whom Is, 537, 052 were males, and IA, O82, 814
were females.
The population is distributed as follows, viz
Houses Males Females Total
Eng & Wales, 3,2So,961 8762,5sS 9,I6o1SO 1892 768
Scotland, 36665O l363622 l5O7l62 287O 1874
Ireland, 1,047 735 3176727 3339O67 5l51g4
Islands in the
British seas. 2l,826 65,511 76,4o5 1895
Part OF the army
and navy out
of the King
dom, 1864 ...... 167 COB
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rom the year 1840 to 1880 the population OF
HE United States was augmented from seventeen
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs FIR ISg3

VENHOSE in want Of garden seeds will do wei
u 10 give the undersigned cal as he warrants
them all TO he of the best kinds named.
Asparagns--tsiant or Dutch;
l'eans bunch, some six sorts of the hest k;odx
Beets--four varieties;
BRUSSELS sprouis;
Hrecoli--Eaf'Y purple Cape;
Caahase--i2 kinds embracing tho hest yerietie,
Iarr'd--Long Orange and Early Horse;
Canliiiower- Elrly and Late;
Celery White Sc.id, superior;
cucunibcr-i kinds OF the best varieties;
Egg Plants--Pnrple;
Endipe--GIeen Cnrlcd;
Indian Corn-Smith's Extra Early and Flor;
Leltuec-- Early lee and Large White ileadu:
DEMONSTRATION. Common and Nutmeg;
Nas'nriium, for firklng;
Onipn--Nhltc Silver skinned aud Long Red:
Parsley, very double, fine
Parsiip- E~lriy Cup mud large Swelling;
fanpkin--Pointo,Q uashaw aud Crooked Neck:
Peas kinds Of the finest varieties;
Pepper-Bull Nose and Cayenne;
Raddish--5 varieties
kheubafb, for Tarts;
Saisii Or Oyster Plant;
Spinael-kound Savoy;
Squash Early bush and Summer Crooked yerk.
Toinato--LaIge Red;
Turnip--Nb Red Top and Ruta Barr.
If-for saleb WILLIAM DORSEY,
rso' is'taSo Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

n HE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Marusburg- and the Coaaty that he has opened a
shop on Queen SrIeet, Matinhnrg. shop OF An
drew Bowman, one door Of Riddle Bros store.
where he Is prepared TO do all knds SIGN ORNARlEN-
&c. -
ne asks share Of the public patronage being confident
that his work and compare avoratIy with those
ofauS other Nort man in the County
January 10. 1853. JAMES n. BOYER.
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NOTICE..
FELT RNXNETS.

Il AIDES and Misses Fell Bonneis for
~ sale by j. w. BOYD.
Neg, mher II. 1852
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NOTICE OF COPARTyERsnIP.

HAVING taken Dir. Geo chrisroau into partnership
th' business heretofore cpndutei under my own name
Will Do continued ~ the Wynkoop and t.hyjsmau
avail myself OF TINS opportunity offer TO the essps az
htdgSsiiis and vicinity my acknow egmeuts tor
the very liberal patronage extended me since NV rss
drnes here as merchant and trust they viii yeoosns II
tbs above arrangements sddit.ea pt Tor ~
continuance OF theE kind favpxs q uSYNRfr1p
Hsdsvsvills, Feb u lNa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
NOTICE.
Commissioner Office. Maintaining,

Commissioner Office Marinshurg, ,
March o. 1855
gHSHE parties 10 the above suil. are hereby
u notified that | will. atiend at my Office in
Maruusburg. on Thursday the 7Ih day Of April
next tor the purpose OF making up Report in
said case. al which lime aud place they will at
tend aud produce before me all such evidence
as they intend TO oii.r. s. GARARD,
Com
March 9, $50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
a NEW SUPPLY OF FRESH AM
CHEAP GROCERIES.

a WOULD beg leave 10 cal, the attention OF
Il my customers aud the pubic generally TO
nv new stock OF GROCERIES,. consisting IN
part OF very superior Brnwn. Loaf. Lump aud
Crushed Sugars; FIRST quality Rio Coffee.
cheap; Teas Of all SORTS ard qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba. Mucuvalo Molasses. N. York
Syrup. very line, and Golden do; Rice Mus.
.ard. Cheese. Cinnamon. Isxtracf OF COFFEE,
S.arch, Salr. ine aud ground A Iun Soda.
Water. and Sugar Crackers. Macker,i. Pepper
Salt. &c. A!spiee and Spices OF every sort and
kind CASTLE. Resin aud Fancy Soaps Pow.
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick aud Ethe.
rial Oil
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

JUST RECEIVED. JUST RECEIVED.


A LARGE lot of Garden Seeds which | will
"A warrant fresh and good. The following list
comprises our assortment
Large Giant Asparagus EARLY Scarlet Radish
Large Mafroiat Peas Long Salmon, do.
Early Washington, DO White Tulnip, do
Extra E,rly, DO. Black Winter. do
Early China Leans Vegetable Oyster or
Early White. do Satisfy
Early Cranberry, dc. Drumhead winter Cab
Long Bloed Beet bace
Early furnip, DO Early Bullockshead do
karly Scarcity, do. Green Savoy do
White Sugar. do Flat Dutch do
White Portugal Union Early Sugar Scan. do.
Yellow Dutch, do Red Dutch. do.
Early Rhode Island, do Imperial lend Lettuce
Long White P,Irsnp Frankford Head. do
Long Orange Carrot Royal Icecross
Crown'd or Pie Pump Early Green, do
kin Enriy curled, do
Eiarly Frame Cucumber Double Pepper Grass
Early Cluster, do White Solid Celery
Long ureen do, Double Curled Parsley
winter trooked-neck American Summer Sal
Squash worry.
summer DO Large English Sugar
Goden bunch Rhabarb or Pie Plant
Early Flat, do Bell or Heart Pepper
Ruta Baga Turnp Large Red Tomato
sweet ietatoes Large American SAT-
Flat Field Turnip from
Those who wish good Seeds will DO we'll nv
giving me call W. II. HEsLETINE.
March 0, 1853. Druraist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
HARLEM FLOWER Roofs.

DiDDLE & BRO, have the pleasure of an
III nonncing to the Ladies and Lowers of flowers
generally that they have just received one case OF
laarlein flower roots, consisting OF the most ex-
quisile sorts Of double and single IIyacinths. Tu-
lips Nareisses Iris and Crocus &c, &c, import
ed from the florists Van Der Shoots & Sons in
Holland bought at auction and will be cold anu
sualy low
Nov. 10 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider
BIakc's patcn. Fire Proof Paint,

w f have just received direct from ne naten.
w tee six bbls oil The above celebrated Paint
Dec Is. 1852. RIDDLE 4 BRO.
RECOMMENDATIONS
FIRs-pRooF PAIxT-This Is rather singular
tern to use tor Paint. ct the most combustible
materials known BGi there is such an articie Us
Fire-Proof Paint II is made out Ola kind OF chalk
or stone which is found in Ohio, and prepared ~
Mr. Blake We have made use Of il ourselves and
cnn give our testimony in its favor. h is similar
in appearance TO brown cement, and when put up-
on The roof OF a building runs in among the shin
giles and fills up the erevices and becomes as bard
as rock VI one can imagine large block Of
granite or sandstone completely dissolved, 50 as to
become a LIQUID like melted lead. and when pour
ed over the roof ofa building. Turning back again
to its proper element, he can form pretty correct
idea Of Blahe's Fire p,od Pain. --.usseaantx Oiy
Book
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BsC0y. BACON J!
EYES. EYES,. EYEs!!!

] HAVE ON hand aud for sale / gross of Glass
Il Eyes OF The very best quality. persons who
may want their speciacles filled with new glasses
can find them suited to all ages by calling at
HARRis0N's Drug Store. (Dec %, 1852
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NOTICE.


Commissioners Office. Martinsbufg,
March 9, '53
~ VIE parties 10 the above cuii are hereby
\ loufi-l 10 attend al NV Office IN Martins
burg, on Thursday the 7lh day OF April next,
and produce before me such evidence as NAV
be ssary 10 slow what is the present value
whlrll has been added 10 he reversion oil the
lands IN controversy In this cause by reason of
The making aud erection Of The improvements
thereon bp George SNYDER.
March y, '53.--5t S. GARARD.
Com
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WEIGHING COUGH,
HE rnrzUxNEa,

May be broken up AMI COON cured by the use OF
Cherry Pecsoral.
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AYNIYERSARY PRaCESS,9N,

TIME members OF Berkeley Section. No. III.
Cadets OF Temperance, OF this place, intend
celebrating their first anniversary, on Thursday
night. The 3ia Of his month, tAarchl at half-past
o'clock I'm which occasion an address win be
delivered by Jons l.. NoRRis, Esq on the subject
OF Ten perance; all members Of the trier in good
standing are earnestly requested 70 be with US on
the occasion The public are respectfully invited
to attend The address to be delivered in the
RICHARD n. MURPHY, cH'a,
CHARLES MAXWELL,
JACOB ". CRAFT,
Nn SN0DGRASS, Je.,
DANlEL RICHMOND.
Committee Of arrangements,
Martinsburg March 90 1853
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
FOR HIRE.

4 YOUNG Negro woman, seventeen years old,
n until Christmas next
March 9 A. VI VANARSDALE.
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7 :
Mn, A. n Hart, Sir--After using "l3laSe's Pat
ent Ohio Fire Proof painta for she last ear have
concluded 70 give you an additional order Tor 40
bbs. feel pleasure in saying that cnn-iler
il the best material for covering Wood. Brick or
Iron now ia use You will SEND say so bbis Of
Chocolate aud Q bbs. Of Slate color; twenty bhls,
to be delivered during the present menth ana The
balance in March
Respectfully your obat servnnt,
W BOLIVIAN. uls,sr of Road.
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j. y. SINCLAIR,
Deputy Postmaster.
Srosn tias distinguished Professor " Chsnis =
by and Mater.a aAediea. Bs,vaoin Coli eggs,


From ths disiinguished Prafrs.sr " Cb.nis-
uy and Mater.a alediea. Bosvdoin Coli cgs,
l have found the Cherry Pec,oral, as its ingre-
aiens show powerful remedy Tor colds, and
Coughs, and pulmonary diseases
PARKER CLEVELAND. ND
bRuNswicK, Me-, Fec 5, ls47
Dir. VALENTINE MOTT,
The widely celebrated Professor of Surgery in the
Medical College, New York City. says =
sit gives me pleasure TO certify the value and
efficacy OF '-1Yer's Cherry Pec,orql,' which | con-
slider peculiar adapted to cure diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs"
Cures OF severe diseases upon the Lungs have
been effected by Cherry Pectosal in such extreme
cases as warrant The belief that remedy has at
length been found that can be depended on to
cure the Coughs Colds aud Consumption which
Carry from cur midst thousands every year. IL is
indeed II medicine to which the afflicted can look
with confidence for relief and they should not
fail TO avail themselves OF it.
SsS- Prepared and sold BY James c. dyer, Prdefi-
col and analytical Chemist, LoweR, Mass
Agems--Jons F. Harrison and WIN. H. UEsLr-
PINE Aartinsburg, n. 5 foRSEY, Shepherdstown.
Fa--"nd sold by Druggists generally
March 80, 1851 --3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

Is generally much relieved, and often wholly
Cured BY CHEEKY tecioral. Bat there are some
eases 50 obstinate as TO yield entirety no mcdi-
cine. eherr, pee.orAl viii cure them, if.hey can
be cured.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

SfxcLAfa's sxKDs. The following lfsf comprises
our assortment -
Asparagus. giant
Besas, six week drop.
!, China
(. Caseknife roie
Kidney drop
8 horticultural pole
Lima *
Red marrow drop.
peas-Early charlton.
Bishop drop
Extr. early.
Green imperial marrow.
Marrow dwf
Beets--L Long blood
balttong blood.
Iurnips
Mangie whurtzeL
Sugar
brussels sprouts
brocoii-E purple.
.aooage-Darthsea or r
Large drum heao.
rit autch.
1reen savoy
1eiioW ultto
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
DIS DlEMEa & HAMPTON
70 slNc IRIS AND PUBLIC
-..-.--- 49, 4. 4 X &. &

This remedy ID inyaluable. as by its action on
titles, it removes all hoarseness in few hour,
and wonderfully increases the power and infexi.
bility Of the voice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
PAY YOUR TAXES!

fa'il Z Taxes for the year lS52. are now due
a Persons knowing themselves indebted
will please call aud paw M,
JACOB VAN DOREN. IT,.
Nov TO- >heriFof Berkeiev Countu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

y uSf rsc.wrd aParnu's Couan Candy. an
~ Invaluable remedy ier Coughs. Colds.
Pulmonary al.csens, Group IN eh,ldfsn. III.
laenza. Hossseness. Bronchitis. Snreshsoat.
Pain ~ the Breast. difficulty Of br sihing. Sc
For sa's ~ GEO. RAENiIAL
Ecy 70
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Commissioner OfIIce. Martinsbure

March Q, 1853
rT,TIE heirs of Joseph lite, decd and the exec
i utors Joseph Gorreil. decd are hereby no.
tined that willattend ut my Office in Martins
burg Berkeley County, va on Friday the sth
accounts between the heirs of Joseph lite. decd
and Edward q Souhwooi. and the executors Of
Abraham Gorrel deed and The said Souliwooi
u, which time and place the said heirs and exec
utors will exhibit their claims before me for the
purpose OF making the settlements before stated
and such Other statements may be necessary TO
the disposition OF the fund In this cause
SEAMAN GARARD.
March Q. 1856. Com
gkH- National lnieliGeneer copy once week
for four weeks. and send account to this Office.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
YNIIE undersigned assignee in trust fan debts
1 due to Hiram Bowen, de6'd and adminstra-
tor Of his estate gives notice that be will attend
at Martinsburg. on the first day Of the Circuit
Court, when he will Be prepared 70 settle and re-
ccive all debts due to said estate. As the debts
due 70 he deceased eonytyedto meets debts
Tue by him, il will moi he my power TO indulge
any debtor but viii be compelled to place in the
hands Of proper officers all claims hat shall not
be settled Al the tine indicated
THOMAS G. HARRIS.
Trustee orilrlin Bowen, decd.
March 30, 1883 ct. rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
TALL0N AND I.!sRD WANTED.

\ WILL pay the highest market cash price for
L any quantity of falow and Lard
january j. ". GRdNTHAN
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

DERS0NS in want Of vioins. Banjos. Accor-
Il dams, Flutes Tamborins Flies, Fiagelets.
Jews harps or Aeolian harps can be ncconn,osi..-
ted by calling on me at the Red Awning Posi- Drug
Store. mo r. HARRISON :
pecembsr ~ iec9
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Fancy Articles.

Fancy Tuck, Side aud Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Boomer Combs,
a new article SPLENDID pormonies, Fancy
Wallets. Pocket Books. &c. Hooks and Eyes.
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks. Finger Rings.
Watch KEYS. Lead and Slate Pencils, and a
thousand things useful and ornamen;al Pts
tolls. double and single barreleu; also fire
lot OF splendid Silver Watches, such as runis.
man. Lever and detached Lever Wa;ehes.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large loi or assorted Candies. Shelled AL.
monds. soft Shelied de-, French. English and
American Walnrts. Cocoa Nuts. Ralsins and
Lemons. an. Newark Cider, very fne.
Tobacco and Scgars.
Chew ng Tobacco, very fns, from 20 10 50
c.s. per ID; Sesars OF all sorts; Snuffs oil diff
iereni kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day, % hour. and A larm Clock of eve.
ry pattern. quality and price. Come and see
and YOU will be sure to blu, ali warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
December 90. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30
MATCHES.

M have just received and intend constantly
w keeping general assortment of Gold and
Silver Watches ofthe best make and which we vii
warrant good time pieces
Nov. 10. 1852. RIDDLE & BRO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

WrtNE MERCER PtTATUEs.--Wc have just ne
eeiyed and offering fer sale small LOT OF
Merc,r Potatoes WH& JMArHEWS e
February, 9Th SO
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NEW CUNEE6r



40 11se North Mountain Depot,
H<skei.y cospsy. yirggais.
TTyHE undersi, ne l having formed co-paftnes
ship n-fhe ssscanaiie .hssinxnus take ttil
iselhodof informing their friends ard she publis
that they have just received large and generaS
assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part for Ladies, Wear Of Silks plain
and fgurel Berages, Bevage d LAins, Lawns
Ginghains, ualicoes. Of every description Dress
Trimmings, Slfawls. Bonneis and bonnet Trim
ssings. &c BE- For Gcni'emcn's Wear, Cloths OF
ivory varie;s ofenlor, quality and price. Dosues.
tics Of al kinds.
aoc1s. SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
with general assortment of GRorERiss, fresh and
cheap. Qaeens1sre of the latest style, together
with every article usually kept in country store
All 81 which viii be disposed Of upon The Lowest
aad most accommodating terms Those in wani
Of good and cheap goods are respectfully invited
10 give US call before purchasing elsewhere
A W. PLEekFR,
mo. L, BRUFFY
Under the style Of PLsckKR \ BRuffY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

The very mcr1enisti Is applied, il stops paid. pr.
rests diseasc and removes Its cause.
IL n Iars1 rrrn,
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BacwcEITrs.

Or irri alton OF the throat aud upper portion
ofthe lungs, may be cared by taking berry Pee
toral in snn,ll and frequent doses. The uncom-
Portable oppression is soon relieved
Rev. Dr. Lansing, of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-30

VIRGINIA
Ia lie Circuit Cour' Of Berkeley County
Sllas Harlan, Sheriff OF Berkeley County
Plaintiff
AGAINST
GIDEON - Rupert, Wlliian c. Burns. 10
seph ShewaIser and Mann p Nelson dis.
ssS s...
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Is speediiy removed by this remedy Numerous
instances have been noticed where whole families
were projected from any serious consequences
while der neigh bors, without the Cherry Pecio
raj were offering from The disease.
DR. ! Z. Ayers:-- SALsM, Ul,io lith June, 'jl
write TO inferm you OF the truly remarkable
eiteess Of yonr Cherry fectort u this place. aud
Ia my Vwa flniiy One OF nay daughters was COM
pleteiy cared IA lhree days OF dreadful Bhoop-
lug oash,5 tgktas X. Dr.. Means, one OF our
very hes' physicians freely states that he consd-
sit tbs best remedy We have for pulmonary d.
seases, ani IA At he has cure more cases OF Group
with IL than any other medicine he ev:r admins
tered.
OR Clergyman OF the Baptist Church says that
during the run OF influenza here this season he
has cares from your medicine he could scarcely
have believed without seeing.
Yours Respectfully,