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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
LIST OF PREMIUMS,

Awarded al The Third Annual Fair oil the
Northumberland County Agricultural Society,
held al Milton, October 1911 and l9ih, 1888.
HORSES.
Best Stallion, over year,, John Best,
cP,ize Fighter" $500
Second, do do VIM. n Kasc, Saus-
pariel," 500
Best DO under 4yeara, Jas. RyneaTson,
"Yonng Arabian" 400
Second do do John Wilson's Black
Stallion, 800
Bs,t Maze with colt at her side, An.
lhony Armstrong, 500
Second do do John r. Summers. 400
Best Saddle House, J. VI e. W. II,
Follmer, 400
The Committee take the liberty Of award.
ing he following special premiums
Best Frly under 3 years Eyurarson 500
Second dodo Wn. Housel, 200
Best Geldiug, Robert Mack, sos
Seroud dos T. Brown. 200
Other fine horses and colts were Oh eShbi-
llOil, bui NC NNiHlilIllCt htCnl u pIhhCht
10 award any more prizes Some are cer-
lain!y worthy OF mention. Among these, are
Virginia Hornet. owned by Mr.. Davis, ona Of
his fine colts, the property Of Mr. Thos G.
IiullIien A mare aud colt Of Mr.. Heller. A
mare and colt of George Watson. A mare
aud colt belonging 10 John Nesbu. A mare
aud colts entered by Robt McCuly. A
beautiful thoroughbred Glly by Gen. D. C.
/ Watson. a lofty saddle horse by Mr.. Mil
ton Allen. Young stallion by Thcs. huff
Handsome aud servicable poney, John Muir.
ray, aud sprigh,ly gray mare by Mr. Marsh
Mr.. w. HuIchlnson's blood slalions and
Large 8 years old, got by Old Hornet. A
PUNE mare and colt, by Virginia Clipper,
We're brought Oh The ground by Major ~ n.
! Britain. This Is fine colt, and "belore
sooun will throw dust in somebody's eyes
A. Z. KAPP,
W KIPP,
JOHN X, ECK,
Il. GEARHART,
IL READER.
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NOTICE,
BANK or NORTHUMBERLAND,
~ lIa.I,,,l lima OS IL

BANK OF NoRTHUMBERLANn,
Northumberland June 25, 1885.
The Directors of the Bank of Northumberland
80 notico that they intend to apply to the next
legislature of this Commonwealth, for a renew
of its charter with the same capital, and with
present title, location and privileges. BY
der of the Board.
JNO. TAGGART, Prest.
June 25, ls53.--6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05

CosT OF A Recommendations frs, class
marrow guage engines, weight empty, $4,000
lbs, and are worth l6 cents per pouRd,--
They will consume one cotd OF wood and
1900 gallons Of water per hour, and will gen
crate 264, 900 cubic feet OF steam per hour,
of pressure equal 10 that of The atmosphere
The heating surface is Of The aXient Of the
bottom of boiler, 24 feet in diameter The
train upon The iron Of the she'll OF a. boiler,
is from $500 TO II 900 los per square inch
under ordinary pressure. There is also an
additional strain of aboui 1000 lbs. per
square inch exerted lengihwise of The boiler
to pull in apart crosswise. The whole pres
sure exerled against all the internal surfaces
of the boiler amount to 20 millions Of pounds,
or 10, 900 tons The usual distance travelled
by the locomotive, being in motion but one-
eighth Of the time, is eqnal to once around
the globe every year. 10 going 60 mile an
hour, IS feet are traversed per second, rev.
oulions OF the driving wheels are made, re-
quiriug strokes OF the piston, and 20 ointerme'
diaie periods Of action in tho valve, equal lc
! The division Of seeend in 40 parts,
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made Soiy think that fellow who was al
ways gettin head ike Jake, wur a right
smart chance Of lively husband"
A shout of laughter here drowned SUI
gar's voice. As soon as silence was re-
stored, he added in solemn tone, with
one eye shut, and his forefnger pointing at
his auditory
"What was cusscd sight wusser than
his Citing Sofy war the fact, that he bor-
rowed the call the night before from Dick
Harley After the varmint got S3ly hitch
ed, he told the joke all over the settlement,
and the boys never seed me afterwards that
they didn't bah at lne for lrltn calf cut
me out of gal's anecshuns. I'd shot Jake,
but thort it war free country, and the
gal had right to her choice without bein
made widder, so jest sold ont and trav-
rlrd. Pvc alters thOrt since then, BOYS,
wimin Were a good deal like Ticker, ef you
love 'em too hard tha're sure 10 throw you
some way :"
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT AND EC0NO-
MY IN THE MANUFACrUH OF FLOUR.

!TpSRrANr IMPROVEMENT AND ECGNO-
MY IN THE mANUfAcrUHE OF FLOUR.
A recent English paper contains a detailed
account OF a remarkable Invention, which is
likely to effect complete revoiuion in the
manufacture Of lionr The improvement, con-
siSiS in the substitution OF conical for fat
miIlsloucs 1t WAS stated, by committee
Of the House of Parliament, that by this H.
venliou 8 $50 1870 quariem l0aves, in addition
OF those whjch are NOW made from the same
quantity Of wheat, would be produced, Civ
ing reai saving Of upwaads of $4,000, 600
per year.
The "conical' mill is intended to ohyiale
the defects of the fla, mill. The beneficial
changes effected may be succiuclly enumcr-
a!cd. Frst, the reduction of the weight of
the rnuning stone from II cvt, 10 i cwl.,
by placing ii beneath instead Of upon the fx-
cG one second, the reduction Of the size OF
the stones in the proParion Of 81 to / aud
thirdly, the giving 10 the stones a new form
that OF the frnstom to cone. The aver
age OF lrssenua the diameter and weiahl OF
a mass, Of which the one is cwt and the
cwl., will be apparent, when ii is consider
cd that lis effective velocity must be sustain
ed against The enormous friction Of the grind
ing surlaces. The altered position of the
turning stone admits Of mach more deli
cate adjustment 10 the opposing surfaces, and
gives TO the miller an easy and effective con-
hol over the most important PARTON Of his
operation The conical form facilitates the
discharge Of The -four, and ohviaies the clog
ciug and over heating of the old piarlice.-
In addition to these advantages, by judi
cous modification of The ordinary mode OF
dressing, or rather by combination Of the
mill with The dressing machine, a perfect
separation Of The Honr from The bran is enec-
ted nj The moment The gri>t escapes from the
stones. The bran still remains in the mil
and falls by lis own gravity. 10 a second pair
Of stones in all respects resembling those al
ready described.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05

We have chosen the first three months in
the year, January, FEBRUARY, and March, for
the fsregoing statement, for the reason that
flour has generally reached its highest point
during those months. In iS47, the Irish fa-
mine year. during the mouth OF June flour
advanced to 50 10; although sales were
made in November at Sc 1913 from which
time it commenced to advance.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
v viii he made to the next Legislature oil
iennsylyania. for the Incorporation OF a company
18th discounting privileges, to be located IN Tie
orougl of Sunbury, in the county oil Nor'hun,
erland. with a capital of One hundred thousand
olIars. to be called the "SasqHehaaRa Sariogs'
institute"
sunbury, June IS, is5s.- 0m.
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YN. MCCARTHY,
KSELLER,
.M1rket Street,
sUNBURY, PA.
IT received and f5r sale, flesh supply
F,YkVGGEHCAL MUSIC

3
FVANGELXCAL MUSIC
Singing Schools. He is also opening at
$ time, a large assortment of Books, in every
,nch Of Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romonces, Scientific
-orks, Law, Medicine, School and Chilarcn's
,oks, Bibles School, Pocket and Family, beth
tn and without Engrayings,--and every of vari-
of Binding. Prayer Books, Of all kinds.
Also Just received and for sale, PurdonS Di-
st of the laws OF Pennsylvania, edition Of 1851,
ice only $500.
Judge Reads edition of BlacEstones Commen-
rcs, in 3 vols vo, formerly sold at $1,000,
I'd now offered Gn fresh binding) at tic low
ice of 5000.
4 Treatise on the laws OF Pennsylvania re-
cc,ing the estates Of Dccedents by Thomas +.
ordon, price only $500.
Travels, Voyages and Adven,urcs,-all OF
hich will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
produce.
February, 81, 1S52.-tt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05

Miss Piikn says that the reason she never
married is, that she never yet saw the man
for whom "she'd be willing TO cook three
meals of ,ieluals every day Of her life"
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IMPLEMENTS.


Best Threshing machine, (Emerys,l
L. Meixell 400
Best Corn shelter, Elias Walton 200
Bes, Straw cutter, thorse Powerl Stone
aud Mnls2er 200
Best Farm wagon, John kesier 200
Committee award special premiums as
follows
Straw cutter, (hand pnwer) S. Leidy 200
Sausage cutter and suffer, Snyder s.
Eek bert 200
Machine for leather splitting, etc,
Robert Wilson $50
This is very ingenious and useful con-
lriyance, and MIR. Wilson informs US he is
about to have j, patented.
Bee hive, Isaac D. Fisher l,OO
O.P PATTON,
THOS. MERVlNE,
! JNO D. HELLER.
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ISAAC VINCENT,
J F, DENTL Err,
w NJ. F. MARSH.
FLOWING.

FLOWING.
Best powman, Geo. Nrhler 500
2l plowman, f. D. Snyder 400
81 plowman, John B. Heller 800
The above premiums will be said by j.
Miller, Esq, Treasurer, Pro tenn, as soon as
the money appropriated by Act of Asspmbly
shall be added 10 the fund aready on hand,
JAS. CAMERON,
President
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05
GEAlN AND POTATOES.

This Committee report that a. Follner, ST.
mon Lan2, John M'Mahan, Isaac o. Fisher
AMI Thomas Johnson, all Produced most ex.
csIIeni wheai-so equal in appearance, that
it was too much FOR our optical Judgment to
decide among them. We had recourse to
weighing, which resulted as follows.
Best wheat, A. Follmer, 200
2l do Simon Lanlz, 100
Good samples Of Corn were entered by
James BIain, C Slime, Wan Ilamor, John
MMahan, Samuel M'Mahan, jr., S. Caldwell,
John Dunhan,, Samne Follmor ard Roberi
Hayes
Best Com, S. M'Mahan, IT, 200
2I do John M'Mahan, 100
Best Potatoes, D. p. Caul, $50
81 do John B. Ee'ser, 100
Daniel Noraconk, Moses Taylor and Jacob
Crawford exhibited Sweet potatoes that
wonld do honor 10 the Philadelphia market.
or Grace the table and g!aden the heart OF
an cpcure. The former two were so neatly
equal ia size and quality, that we divide The
premium between Daniel Noraconk and No.
ses Taylor, each so cts.
Best oats, lnone other eAhibi,edl John
M'Mahan, 100
S. JOHN,
JAMES BEARD,
CHA'S RIDDLE
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W. |. GRErNoucu, s,cr,tg,;,,
DAVID TAGGAET, ~
THE ARISToCRACY 0T MoXE9, ASD THE
NOBILITY OF LEARNiSG

The following Just reflections occur in an
address recently delivered by Hiram Ke,ch.
nm, Esq on the occasion of the death of
Chief Justice Jones -
Sir, there are uow living in Europe, two
very distinguished men, baronF, both very
eminent in their line, both known to the
civilized wolld; one is Baron Rolhschiid snd
The other is Baron Humboldt; one dstn-
guished for the accumulation cf wealth, the
olher i1r the accumulation of knowledge
What are the possessions Of the philosopher
Why, sir, heard gentleman whom have
seen here this afternoon, a distinguished
member Of This community, cay that, on a
recent wish 10 Europe, he paid his respects
that distinguished philosopher, and was
almiped 10 an audience. He found hifa at
he aga Of eiehty-ionr years, fresh aud yie-
oTou-, in a small room, nicely sanded with a
large a, al table uncovered in the mids, of
that room: containing his books and wiring
arparajus Adouing this was small bed.
room, in which he slept. Here this eminent
philosopher received visitor from the Uni.
ted States lie conyersrd with him; he
spoke Of his works My works." said he,
''you will find in The adjoining library, but (
am too poor TO own copy Of them. have
no, the means to bny fnII copy Of ny own
works"
Now, sir, Thich Of these bsrous do yoa
think, even in This age Of gold, receives the
creates, amount OF the homage Of The human
race? speak not of the homage Of inielli
gent men, let them both come here aud
pass through our streets, and see to which O
them the hat of The muhitade will be doTec
with The mos, cheerfulness and alacriiy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05

TEWELRY.--A nice assortment OF Gold and
81 Silver Pencils and Pens, tor sale cheap by
G, ELSBERG & CO., q.
Market street, opposite the Post Office
sunbury, Oct. 2, ls5J-
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Best aud largest collection OF fowls, D
Tdggar, 90
81 10 John r. Eek, 80
Best show Of Pigeons, D. Taegar, 400
CHARLES MARI,
w I. FORSYTH
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OLD SERIES, VOL. Ia, NO. 7
DAIRY, ETC.

DhiRIj TslN.
Bcs, butter, MIS-. Sarah Marsh 100
Best honey, Joseph Vaukiik 100
Best loaf Of bread, Mrs. w. Eagle 100
Best soap, Mrs. Samuel John 100
Best Preserves, iQuince-l Mrs James
Cameron 100
The Committee aljnise tbs following
sps cial awards:
BJllia ot euuaut vine, Mrs. F. Ham.
mond 100
Do ioma'ae cat'nr, A. G. Armstrong 100
Apple Jelly, Julia j. Pollock SO
Brandy peaches, Mrs. ]. w. Brown so
"Bachelu's cake" Mrs. Dauahcriy so
EXcellrrl bread was entered By Mrs John
DGnham-vety fine preserved ounces by
Ms. Il . Barr brandy peaches BY Mrs. S.
T. Brown, and Mrs. S DieGenderfer, and 4
Greai variety Of pickles by A. Armstrong.
D l.. lRLAND.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05

the Farmers Companion, Published at De-
troll, states lha, he has for many years pre-.
served his hams, through the summer, in ,hs
most perfect condiion, by packing them in
barrels, with layers of corneobs between
them, so that ihs hams would not rome in
contact with each other. They should he
taken ou, and dry rubbed once durlneg the
summer. The cask should be placed on -
bench OF irussel, in cool, dry ceneI
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HEATHER.

FRITZ & III E n ID X Y
Store, 20 N. Sd street.
PHIEADEI.ParA
Mo,oreo Manufacturers, Curriers', Importers,
-. ami ision and General Leather Business.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
NJ Mandatory is Margaretta Street.
PbiIs. August 20, ls53.-ly.
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:A(0cclIamcolt6 SAagter.
THE STANDING CANDIDATE.

HIS EXCUSE FOR BEING \ BACHELOR.
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Awarded al The Third Annual Fair oi the
Northumberland County Agricultural Society,
held-ai Milton, Octobet 1911 and l9ih 1898.
nNpSEC
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
TRTST SALE.

HNliE undersigned by virtue of Deed of Trust
executed by James Sterrett 30 Silas Harlan
for the benefit of David Warrck, and duly record
cd in the County Court Of Berkeley, and subse-
quently assigned to Jacob Myres, will sell in front
of the Court House in Martinsburg, on tie IAN day
March nsxt, Court day the following described
ands, viz All his, the said James Sterrett, right
and interest in Morgan County Va, in tract of
wood land adjoining the lands Of Big jacob Miller,
deceased, containing SO acres more or less; also
tract of land purchased fthe heirs ofJacob French
decd, formerly John Richardson's land, adjoining
the lands of Henry Miller, John Keller and others,
containing 203 acres more or less also tract of
land ia Berkeley County Va, lying and being on
Dirt Hill Mountain, containing 81 acres, more or
less adjoining the lands of John Hedges, and 9TH
ers also
A HOUSE AND LOT
OF Il acres of land, more or less, adjoining the
lands of Daniel Lcmaster, James Woodal and 9TH
ers with all and singular the appurtenances to the
said tracts OF land the said James Sterretts inte
rest in the aforesaid tracts OF land.
Terms "A credit ofsix months viii be given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
G. BOYD HARLAN
.Aam'r Of Silas Harlan Decd
January 26th, lS53-tds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
yEs35Nsg Tas::pEaTY.

10y virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed 5y
ID Pe,erFolk to The undersigned, for the ben :
Ell, OF George II. Mcclure and John n. Ii
kens, dated July the 18th, 1850. duly acknow 1
edged and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Berkeley coUnry,I will selI at public sale on
Saturday he 10Th day Of March, 1853, at the
residence oil the said Peter A. Folk, opposite
B. X. Boyd's store, the following described
real and personal property, to wit: AL. that
piece or parcel OF ground, lying in the county
OF Berkeley near the town OF Martinsburg, on
the east side OF the WilIiamsporl and Mariins-
burg turnpike road, and ad,o,niag lie lands Of
Casper Bowers and Others. Win lie premises
and appurtenances, together with the build
ings improvements and heres.ilsnents, now in
the occupancy OF The said Psf8s IA Folk. lso
the following personal proptItY,gix:
2 Gray Horses. 2 Caris B Cons;
! SmaA Wagon, 2 Sets of Gears;
Bedsteads, 3 Feather Beds & Bedding;
Corner Cupboard. | Bureau, 2 Tables;
Dog. Chairs, 2 Ten plate Stores
Cooking Store, 6 Iron Pots, Ouen
Kettles. Pair longs and Shopel
2 Cror Bars, 2 Drills,
Large Rocking Chair, / Stand
Side Cupboard, Small Chest
Wash Stands, II Crooks, 2 A1es
10 Old Logs;
together with all aud singular the articles
goods chattes household and kitchen furniture
not above named, which are now in the house,
on the premises aforesaid.
The undersigned will only convey such IL
tie 10 the real estate as is vested in him By au-
thority OF said Trust Deed which however is
believed 10 be good.
Terms--Cash
A. M. v ANARSDALE, Trustee.
March 5th 1853.
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aaa1zN szs3 sagsg SOS :sss..

IN0 my customers Of last season am pleased to
il announce that have been fortunate In pro-
curing an other supply Of those good seed OF which
have never heard Of single one that ever failed
to come up and produce just what we say they
viii, and TO those who have never tried us, we
would extend kind invitation to call and try
and we warrant they will never buy any other than
SIscLAra's SEEDS. The following list comprises
cur assortment -
Asparagus giant
Beans, six week drop.
), China
Caseknife pole
: Kidney drop
s Horticultural pole
Lima
:" Red marrow drop
Peas-Early charlton.
g Bishop drop
Extra early.
Green imperial marrow.
Marrow dwf
Beets-Long blood,
g Halflong blood.
Turnips.
Mangle whurtzel
Sugar
Brussels sprouts.
Brocoli-E purple
Cabbage-Bartnsea or T.
Large drum head.
Flat dutch.
Green Savoy
Yellow ditto
Carrot-Long Orange
Caulifower-Early
Celery White solid
Cucumber--Long Green
g Early frame
Cluster
Bnrr, Egg plant
Corn Smiths early extra
Celicia--Lettuce
Large white head
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
TRACT OFF LAND.

lying in Jefferson and Berkeley, on the opeouon
and its waters, known as the Stone House and
Creek places, containing BY a late survey, about
$50 ACRES: the former about 433, and the latter
about SIT.
The land will be sold in two parcels, to suit pur-
chasers, there being house and other improve
ments ON each.
There is large quantity of valuable Timber
Land on each of the two places, running water and
springs upon each, and considerable body of val
liable 0pequon Bottom upon the Creek place
The Farm called the Stone house place is chief Y
Limestone land, Of excellent quality, and portion
of that Slate land, bordering on the Limestone
which is so productive 1t is considered one Of the
best wheat farms in the neghborhosd
The two farms are within mile or two Of a
fine FIGURING Mill, and about Is miles from Kerr
neysvile, a depot on the B g. o K r, and about !
miles from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Shep-
herdstown
Terms One fourth in Cash and the residue in
three annual nstalmeuts, with interest from date
of possession given, payable with the bonds
Dsya Refer to II Conrad, Martinsburg ] r
Tucker, Winchester and Benjamin Boley. on the
place, for information about the boundaries Re
H. ii, MARSHALL, Trustee.
Rkls~l will sell at the same time and place nv
half being the other undivided moiety of the above
named places. upon the same terms
ANN Z. TUCKER.
1kE~Charlestown Free Press and Winchester
Republican, copy, and send account to this offico
January %, 1S53--ts
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And all other Typein proportion. But wishing to
encourage cash payments the subscriber will
make still larger deduction Of from 10 TO Is per
cent. for cash He has recently added to his al
ready very large assortment the new and justly
celebrated Scotch Faces which for beauty of finish
and durability, he is positive cannot be surpassed.
He begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him, and
hopes by strict application business to merit
continuance OF the same. He has constantly on
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, at the North est corner Of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
LEWIS PELOUZE.
NB-old Type taken in exchange for new, at
cents per Id.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
A NEW SUPPLY CF FRESH AND
CHEAP GROCERIES,
To Professor HOLLOWAY,

u WOULD beg leave to call the attention OF
4 my customers and the public generally to
my new stock Of G2OCERIES, consisting in
part of very superior Brown. Loaf, Lump and
Crushed Sugars; first qualify Rio Coffee.
cheap; Teas of all sorts and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba, Mucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup, very fine, and Golden do; Rice, Mus
lard, Cheese, Cinnamon. Extract Of Coffee.
Starch, Salt. fine and ground Alum; Soda,
Water, and Sugar Crackers, Mackere, Pepper
Salt, &c., Alspice and Spices OF every sort and
kind CASTLE, Resin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe.
rial Oil.
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Bloomer Combs,
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 ornamental. Pts
tolls, double and single barrelled also fine
lot of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man, Lever aud detached Lever Watches.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot of assorted Candies, Sbelled AL
monds. soft Shelled do, French. English and
American Walnuls, Cocoa Nuts, RaIsns aud
Lemons, and Newark Cider, very fine.
Tobacco and Scgars.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 to so
CHS. per ID; Segars OF all sorts; Snufls Of diff
leren, kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day. "a hour, and Alarm Clock Of eve
ry pattern. qualify and price. Come and see
and you will be sure TO buy--al warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
December q. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE JEFFERSON 4 BERKELEY i
Fine opening for Investment.

EHc OpeHHuB TOT investment.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to me BY
Ii 8. @ Tucker, decd, and his wife, / viii
offer for sale at the Courthouse of Berkeley coun
ty, on Aorday The IAN day Of March nert, fbeina
Court-dsyJ one undivided moiety Of that large
and valuable
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-09
CHRONIC ccaTrvENnss.

4 popular gentleman in this City, we'll known
to Druggists throughout the United States, had
not enjoyed the luxury ola natural discharge from
the boweis Tor twenty-five years without the aid
OF drastic purgatiyes, which had almost borne him
down TO the grave, until he commenced the use Of
Radway Regulators. He FIRST took four per day
for week, and then one every day until the whole
organization became regulated. He has now his
regular excavations, and has not taken q particle
ofmedicine for six months
r. H. keliefand regulators cured q gentleman
of Liver Complaint who had suffered greatly for
a number of months, by one application of Relief
per day for week, and few doses of regulators
II. n. RELEEr ADM UEcULAToRs
VIII always cure Chills, Fevers, Fever and ague
and all kinds Of Fesers
TO KEEP THE BOWELS REGULAR
Aad the System Free from Morbid Humors,
r. r. r.