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The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
RrrnA VISTA. Dec. 2qlh, 1852.

Ihave witnessed with much satisfaction the working
in NV barn. of new Corn Shelter put up for my IN,
speciion by the Mcssrs Reading the Patentees and
have no hesitation in saying that IT seems TO me greas-
ly superior to any other have ever seen IN use ~ ~
conocitv is fully one thousand bushels per day. ana
this exhibited by the employment OF only our horse'
and four men the cobs separated by 1t from 'lt
grain and the grain itself much less broken lhan DS
lhe Others think II very great imPfoV emeHI GN !"
SlIeLiing Corn. JOliN w. NLhl WV
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DACUERREoTYPES:
C0LORED-A NEW DIE
C0VERyt

~. Marvin's Daguerrean Rooms,
iso Chest'at 81, Philadelphia, (orer Adams
d' Co.'S 01gcel
A NEW style Of Chemically Colored pictures, re,
s.s,. semeimg Miniatures on Ivory combining the
hlii.ancy and accuracy Of the Dagueueolype, with
1scm The most desirable and beautiful STYLE al Portraits
ever made, -ersons visiting the city, whether tney
MANI pictures or not, should not fail 10 call and see
'nese unique and superior productions and II ary
shoud want pictures, they Gay resa assured that 40
pains WI. be spared se gvs them the hest and aslcw
rates. -
eJ ~ fea want good Likeness,wais tit you ceme
70 the city. - = - - 80.
Mr. Marvin ns~s lisns hus the beat materials, waits
on you m pers1n and puts mp pictures in fine Morocco
Eases 70, une Dollar large Family Groaps taken AZ
lnshpcsions siyes the rs on rsx>pnxss< wr has.
Nov, - fessAn
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DTBlNCAM q, SELLERS wholesale Manufacturers
II and Deaers in C0NFEC CI1ONARY of all kinds,
No. l5 North Third st, below Race. PhIlsdelpha.
The attention Of Dealers requested 10 eXamina-
ton Of their stock which will he fnund 10 be leaAi
equa! 10 any IN this city. FOREIGN FRUITS Of all
kinds season.
~ b. Orders by mail Otherwise promptly attended
TO- IFeb s, '54-3m
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N. G. Coates Lasnp and variety

No. SO NORTH SECOND STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
GEM c. c. would notify the citizens of Smyrns
N4S IN. and vicinity, that he Keeps constantly OF
S hand and for SALE Wholesale and Retail at the low
est Cash Prices, Pine Oil Fluid LAMPS, LOOKING
GLASSES and CUTLERY. Albaia Plated Spoons AMI
Cutlery; Also Weeks Britanna Ware Burning Fluid
Pine Oil or Campheue Lamps, Brass Alarms Patent
Eight-Day and Tbirty-Hour CLOCKS, together with &
large variety of Fancy and Useful Articles.
march Is. "a -3n.
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CUANO! CUANO!
500 Tons Government Peruvian Gual

500 Tons Government Peruvian Guano.
800 Tons super phosphate OF Lime.
900 Bbls Ground Plaster.
The subscriber offers for sale tho above articles OF the
most superior quality, and the very lowest rates.
Consumers and Dealers will fad II to their advantage
TO cali before purchasing, on JOHN L. POMEROY.
22 South Wharves, ID door above Chestnut ST.,
AprI g. '54 3m.
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Incorporated American
EMTGRANT"S FRIEND SOCIETY,

Office Removed S. l.. corner Of Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphia.
THE object of this Society is 10 guard the Emgran'
L against ffaud and deeeptIoni and to furnish Them
with situations, advice aud relief 2J Free OF Charge
aS5- The american Emigrant Friend Society S
Office Is the ONLY INCORPORATED office in this Clty
and has no eonnexion with any Intelligence, or ST
called Emigrant Offices.
GEO. F. GORDON, Secy. w. q. CAIRNS, ShpI
Rest Cty Helps TO be found at this office. Farmer
supplied with men and women. Contractors iurnshe
with any number of men.
August TO- 1883. [ly1
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Men and Boys CIo1hing.

EVFoTD0DY. slond embrace this opportnysty "a
u by Slothine FOR Men and Boys al cEoRGE
EUE1NS e,HKAr CLornrso EsrArLIsIsmEwr s. =.
c1t3EA MkRxxr ASo sxcoxp Srs.. Ph,Iadelnbia.
414fes1ng choice Of Ibe best nsost deslrnble and
fstnAb!e Dress and Frcck Coats Habit clofh do.
1dlllns w 90; lwssds etc, with great variety
Joetstu. Moakey Jackets. made Of Tweed. Linen
nslntxt C3ah. AIpacca. Kersymcre, Doeakin. etc
Yrnrmurvc Ctoops--Consisting Of Shirts Slork.
noam1terrhssfz ett all Of which are offered al ths
M possibie cash prices. and esp as any other
Gk1hG Store IN the Ifnion.
G4ReSo who drsire Boys Clothing, are earnextiy
X1bfrc& - e1ashins the stock.
-. W.E{1f4 e,eFsksspsfs can be accommodated al
sE7sA GEORGE cuLiN.
Apsil ~. s1<-Iy
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n. O.. WORTH e. ga.

nOOR, BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot east side Of
IL Broad street, below Wood. PhilaoelphIa. where
may be ound constantly hand, extensive essort-
int Of Dosrs, Sash, Blinds. Shutters and Mouldngs,
warranted equal 10 any that can bs made
Also, cash ready glazed, alwayBo hand
Orders by mail or dispatch viii receive prompt atten.
ton. [march %. 54-3n.
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~ MEYER. respectfully informs his friends and
". the public generally, that he has constantly or
hand Pianos equal 10 those for which he received
the Prize Medal. in London, 1881. aH
All ordeo promptly attended TO. aad great car,
taken in the selection and packing the snme.
WarerOom, No. 50 South FOURTH street, below
Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
march %. '54-3m. tt,easi s8aB n 4,a@
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MEXICAN GUANO.

THE subscribers call fhe siienfon Of Farmers and
l. Dealers 70 tins Guano BY chemical analysis is
found 10 contain larger proportion of Phosphate than
Peruyiaa Guale. 1900 bbls, landing. For sale by
- - ssss J. B.-A. u S. ALLEN. So
mar 20, '54-3m AZ 7 and south Wharves, Phila
CANE SEAT, PLAIN g. FANCY CHAIRS.
80 A RM Chairs. Rocking Chairs, Cane Seitess
~, n Dining and Chamber Chars. in ali The vsrie
~ ofcoors and fashionable Styles at the cheapes
rsios Wholesale and rclnil, at
N. y. WOODS
warerooms, No. 100 and l3l Moth 9th street.
mar %, '5i-jm Opposite Franklin square, Phila
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PROSPECT FAIR. Jan. 81,

MEssRs READING: conference.-the 10 TO "ertly
that have purchased one OF your Corn she lefSi anu
much pe,sed Ii combines several advantages supe
io. 10 any have SUI as Smelling The corn NeI
clean and not breaking The gram. Also, separating
tho grain from the cobs and Sheiing very iI' OZARK
Yours, respectfully, IOlIN ~ liam
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JOHN SEISER'S
Wholesale and Retail
GENTL LEMEN'S FURN SHIN G

ANIUKE NO. DO NOrLT oecOnd Street, AbONe ArCIl.-
- opposite the Mount Vernon Huuse, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of Stocks, Shirts Bosoms, Collars, Cra-
vat Buckles, Suspenders, &C., &c Also general as
sortlnent of Gloves and Ready. made Linen, Under
Garments, Cravas with numerous articles in the Furn
ishing line Kept constantly for sale, at low Prices
and good he bought any Store in the City
N. B.-Stocks made TO order. [Oct l2, lS53--ly
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,: e. g. Q Y 2 D

Mo f64. Chestnut Street. swaiH's Bailding
IN fhiIadelphis. Extensive Music Publisher and
Deoief fs mssscal Instruments Of every description
:. Eaclusivs Agent for the sale Of Haltet. Davis &
Cos fBostonl Patsnt Suspension Bridge EoLIAs
enA oshss PIANOS. l.. Giiberts Boudoir Pianos,
Msiedeons. Mariins Guitars, Harps, Violins, Sheet
Music. Music Books &c.
essidsnIs OF the goantry viii be supplied by MAIL
ox othsrwise with Any sausic hoy may wish. at as low
s~s<e - " pa<Shaset 10 serroE Having one of the
ans441ng ali who may iavor with cali or order.
pssiee IN Music Huppsd on the ssost liberal terms.
fiinos g fst Sscond hand Pianos for sale.
nsy -. 1854. flyl ~
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q : TR 0LOG vi
COOD NEAVS FOR THE LADIES

proossoS Vsnborn. Ihe celebrated astrooger Of tht
10Th Century, has the secret thnt guiues ins onse
happy Marriage, and to make me Niaf.eu ,h1pPy.
Ladies who were unhappy thIough uouol OF MO mo.
cortmne disappointed hopes. and false promises nave
been made happy by him ,e.i
His Medicaf advco was never known 10 ian -,
lie is married mGn man OF iaTny' whlch n'ahcs ~
The Ladies consult him In the most deheate coSeS ''
perlecl confidence ,: L;noss oc
fairs, those who had bad luck and fOund he boIo
.hev tried to get forward the things went agsis
hem consulted him. their bad luck has ieil u'e"'
| md thew are now fortunate, rich onh happy:
lie has the secret that stops he SANDER and envy OF
vour enemies He eshows you the likeness OF your
iuturo husband Many go 10 see what Is neIoIe
Them Ali leave him perfectly satisfied with ms non
orable and gpntlemanly conduct and satisfied 'hat
thew can conlide in him. If you value your happI
ness YOU will consul him yourself, and he happy also
All interviews are strictly private and confidential
Schuylkill sixth, Philadelphia.
WEALTH EMlNENCE AND GOOL
FORTUNE!
Gentlemen. look to your interests before 1t Is too
late Consult and follow the advice OF Professor Van
horn the only correct AslrOOger of the l9h Century
Avoid those ilIterate and uneducated people, whose
Ignorance Of the true principle of the science brings
= INTO dsrepuIe. A single interview will convince
man of education, of the vast difference between hlII
and the llhterae pretehders OF the day. II you fol
% % low the Professors advice, you will succeed in al
y y your undertakings. Nj who have been unioriUnai
, and unsuccessful in life and in business-me'
il" who ase worked hard and struggled against adveT
sy aHd misfortune the greater part of their lives All
found The they tried to get forward in the wor
r the more things went against them.-these men hay
y consulted him for the last 80 Yeas. All those "h
~ wisely followed his advice now rich nappy
n while IhO,e blinded ny prejudice and ignorance, ne
eIed his advice, are still abOrng against adversit
~, and poverty
~ lie shows you the likeness Of your future wife.
Ali interviews are strictly private and cOndPI Ii
No. 3 George ST. North side, above Schuylkill sat
Philadelphia.
Dec. l5ih-lV.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NVf 0Erh.3 OREQt
Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ Msurieesu. rs
Liberty Street, N. Y, is the title page and the
entry IN the Clerks Once the bssk of the title
page and buy only Of respectable and henor2ble
dealers. or send BY mail, and address to Dv. A. NJ
Mauriceau, as there spurious and suxrspsitioas.
infrngsnents Of copyright.
ss- Upon receipt o< One Dollar aTHE MAR
RIED WoMAE'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
t,PANIoN" Is sent (~sssS fred 20 any part ef sb~
unsssd states, the osnsdas and British Previnsrs.
An letter. must Be- Pess-psd, and Addrssssd ss
oiy. Publishing ofnnss Ee. 12S Lissrsx swsss
Esw-yerk. asErs s,s 's,sA - - -
: AGENTS-Tho Magens. Smyrna, John N
~. 81, 1883 4 1r'- -
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Envelopes, Dye sinking e. EEl'
arpaVsEAU

DIES altered, Envelopes stamped with BUSINESS cards
IL Homeopathic Envelopes, self sealed and printed,
Paper Bags for Grocers. and putting up Garden and
Flower Seeds, with prnted directions. at COLBERT, Is
Envelope Mandatory and Printing Establishment, 55
SOUTH FOURTH street. Philadelphia
NJ B. Orders will be delivered by Express, or as pei
agreement. lmarch ~, '5l bn.
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CheInicnl Eerfilixer..

@EACH barrel weighs from $50 to 300
pIE4zz5l T. pounds and contains ell the following
sak named II fgredienls, and nearly in the proper
ions stated; can
Sulphate Of Ammonia. IL IDS.
Carbonate Of Potash,
Sulphate 49,
Chloride ou los'
Cyanide
Phosphate of Soda oo,h,
SuiphaIe Of
super phosphate of Lime' 80 lbs.
Sulphaie OF Lime,
The Remainder, Animal Charcoal, Oxide OF Iron
Silica Magnesia Corb. Lime. &C.
| For sale by C. B. ROGERS. ct his Seed and Agrl
cultural Warehouse No. 29 Market street, PhiIadei
phia. .. e.. --.
march Is, '54-1m.
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Equality 10 ALL Uaifornssty Of PricesU
A NEW z AZURE IN Bu SINESS:
Everyone his Own Salesman.
JONES 81 CO.,

OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
o u O. II III Z NG ST o D 0
No. 200 Market Street, oboce SSxth,
>ss TN addition TO having the largest, most var,ea
A Il and fashionable stock Of Clolhlng IN PHIL
Nh delpha, made expressly for retaI sales have
coostituted every one hrs own salesman, bv hav;no
marked in figures on each article, The ye2y lowass
nrioe IL can be sold for. so lhoy cannot possible var
ali must buy alike,
The goods are all well sponged and prenarad al
great pains taken with the making so thai ar a @ az,
with the full assurance Of getting good aste,a
very lowest price.
Also, large stock Of piece Goods on hand or ~.
latest style and best qualities which will ha m
order in the most fashionable and best manner 90
cent below credit prices. X PS'
Remember the CRESCENT, in Market aI,ovo 9Th
No. 300. @ Rs 80
JONES & co
Oct 26, lS53--ly.
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ssvTan KNOW ThyseIf."

An Lvalu0Jle Book Jor I50e''1y .F0e Le'1'
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE COPY.
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THE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE
MEDAL AWARDED ir0 c. MEYER,
FoR MS Two PIANOS. LONDON, OcroBEA Is, 1853
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thor q year. \ new edition.
revised and improved, Just
issued.
DIR. HUNTERS MEDI-
CAL MA N u A l. AND
HAND BOOK FOR THE
AFFLICTED---.Conlainlng
an outline of the origin,
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the boasts Of the field,
the insects Of the earth, evincng no moro thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vouehsafed 10 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-beng, and the
happiness Of a con6ding and afectionate wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
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Fruit and Confectionery

Dec. 90 1858.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
PUBLIC SALE.

.HNIE subscriber will sell at public sale at his
4 residence miles South of Martinsbnrg, on
Tuesday ne 22d Of Aaggst 1854, the following prop
erty to wit:
head Of Horses, one being frst-rate riding
mare. IS head Of mich Cows and stock Cattle
yoke frst-rate Oxen. 60 head of Hogs. 40 head
of Cotswold Sheep, No. l., also 2 thoroughbred
young Bucks. 2 farm Wagons, Ok Cart. Wag-
on and Plough Gears. A Barshear and double
and single shovel ploughs. Q Harrows. 2pair OF
Wood Ladders. hrst-rate pair of Shelyings and
many other articles not necessary to mention
TERAlS-on all sums of SIS and upwards a
credit ofnine months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security--under that
sum the cash will be required Noproperty TO be
removed until the terms Of sale are complied with
Aug 8, 1854. G, S.LEE.
N B.-I will also hire two negro men until next
Christmas. C.SL
BGg~ Charlestown Stree Press copy till SALE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
PUBLIC SALE
o E z Q al Estate.

flNG in Berkeley county. Virginia. By
N vHiue of the decree rendered il. the case
Of q. III Beckwith s. Co., and others. agaiusi
L. b. kownslar and e,hera. on the day Of
May, 1854, by the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
Iounty, am directed 10 make sale OF the
iahus now 10 the possession Of The said r.. %
hoWnslar, viii therefore proceed 10 sell, in
'front.' Of the Court House door in Mastinsburg.
on Monday, The llM day If September. 1851,
(Delng court day. the said lands.
The lands have been surveyed and plated
by The Surveyor Of Berkeley.
The tract to be sold contain 8 43g Acres and
80 poles, lying on Mill Creek and il n cood
quality OF land. The improvements are !
large and commodIous Brick DWELLING win
all necessary out-buildIncs. Also anotbe,
comfortable Dwelling and one of the best M M
seats IN the Valley. The water IS abunda nj
and never-iaillng. 1t has been used Cor a
number Of years as paper-fnill, for which 4
Deuer location cannot be louna. a lso suC
hcIency Of Timber Of good quality
288 Acres and Sc Poles OF the above ,rac,
are held in lee simple.
The balance ofihe tract u n reyersionarv
right. subject 10 the dover estate of Mrs
Elizabeth kownslar, OF which the purchaser
will get possession at her death.
The terms Of sale as prescribed BY said de.
cree are-one-third cash, the residue in one
and two years, with interest from day of sale
and deed Of trns; on the premises to secure
the deferred payments
JACOB VAN DOREN, Ja..
-, Sheriff Of Berkeley G county
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

EyHE subscriber is receiving and opening
IL his stock Of Dry Goods, which he invites
the public 10 come and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere--he is determined TO sell
goods cheap for cash.
His stock consists in part as follows -
Cloths Cassiiners and yeslngs Of all descrip-
tons, Ladies' Dress Goods OF all kinds and
prices, Ladies' Collars, UnderseeVes and in
side Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and Gloves FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen, large lot of Bonaets
and Bonnet Ribbons. Parasols and Umbrellas,
Ladies' Kid, Morocco and Gather Shoes.
Misses and Children's Shoes of every des-
cEipuon and price, larg stock OF Bleached,
and Brown Muslins. ais Combs. Hair Brush
es, Pins, Needles, and everything usually kept
in Dry Goods aud Fancy Store.
Come soon or you may lose bargain, as am
determined 10 sell at very small advance FOR
Cash
Bss~Don't forget the plaee--two doors South Of
Brodericl's Hotel, and opposite the Market-house
where will be found ready and willing to ac-
commodate you. ii. MYERS.
Auril 2 SD,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
NOW FOR IN
MaRTINsBURG CLOTHING HALL.

NEAURIZ II. slime & co, adjoining
I'VE Rawlia's Hotel. beg leaye most respect
fully 10 inform their frieads of the town and
county. as well as the rest Of Mankind, that
,hey have within The present week. added
largely 10 their present sock OF GOODS. The
new slock consists Of an endless variety Of ev-
cry shade and q'aalisY ofGenilemen's Dress,
and Frock Goats. pautatcons. Vests and Pock-
ii HandkefcEiets, Stocks and Coilafs--also
large assortalea, Of Boys Cioihing. as well
as a large and extensive assortment OF
Hats, Caps, kfoofs aRd Shoes,
suitable Tor the prssen, seasous--ali Of whirh
they assure Them, theY can and wiIl sell al
very reduced prices. wishcat exaggrratlon or
humbug--al they ask Is call and examna-
:ion OF their stock. satisfied ihai all persons IN
want Of their stock Goods viii cot be disap-
pointed. Also,
TRuNEs AND CARPET BAGS.
e5-Should Gentlemen desire any particular
kind or cut of Clothing not found ia our stock,
BY leaving their measure. eau be aceommo-
dated atlhe very shortest notice and at the re-
duced prices. May III, '5i.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE.

INTENDING TO change my residence will
IL offer at public or private sale, the farm on
which now reside, situated mile from Mar
unsburg, on the Warm Spring Road, aud adj
juining the farms of Messrs. Harrison ]. Sci
bert, Daniel Burkhart, Thomas G.. Fagg, and
others, and containing 2.0 Acres of Land,
us OF which are under good cultivation, and
FIRST rate fencing. The Improvements consist
ola DWELLING HOUSE, two ten $fy-ss
ant Houses, Barn, Grainery, Smoke sss.iii
House, and other necessary improve HILL
ments. 1t is deemed unnece ssary TO give a
further desc!ptlon as any person wishing TO
purchase, will FIRST visit the premises.
95-For further particulars enquire Of the
subscriber. CHARLES RlDENOUR,
March 90, 1854.
N. B. There is also two young and pro-
duclive Orchards, OF the most choice fruit.
q II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
BEDFORD w ATE r.
FRESH AND GENUINE,

A the season most advantageous for the sue
IA cessfal exhibition of this highly and we'll
deserving reputed remedy of Natures own dis
tillation has arrived, feel it pleasant duty to
announce to my friends, customers, and the pub
lie in general, that have now on hand, and will
continue to receive constant fresh supplies during
the summer. To persons afflicted with Dyspep-
STA, Costiyeness, arrangement of the Liver, AUD
General Debility, We but speak in unison with a
multitude Of voices when we say ''they can find
no better remedy than than this waterD We
shall be prepared to furnish it either BY the Bar
rel, Gallon, or the Glass, at the lowest possible
rates.
SEASON TIcKLTs,--I am selling tickets to per-
sons residing convenient, at So per season, who
will always find the water at their call, with, or
without ice. The season commenced on the 22nd
of SIay. and will continue until the first day oil
September next JN0. +. HARRISON,
July &c, 1854 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
COME RUNNING TO THE BOOKSTORE

Two doors North OF Brodericks Hotel.
H0ME get Leslie's Ladies' Gazette for August
Y ] Yankee Notions, August. New Novels just
received-Agatha Beaufort--Mysteries of Con.
vent--Flora Lindsay-Jessuit's Daughter &c,
Physiological works of Drs, Holick and Mauri-
ceau. and others. All the fpapers--the Know
Nothing-Truc Know Nothing Know Some
Pcayune-N. Y. Herald, Flag ofour
Union, Citizen, Irish American Boston Pilot, &c.
New songs; Few Days, Know Nothing, &C., . cts.
Back numbers of all the papers supplied. Lots of
Books and Stationary cheap,
If you want Books cheap give us call,
Wen try our best to please you all.
August g. 1854 CREAGER & MORAN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
NON-C0RROSIyE PENS,

DoURE, BLANZY & cos, Anal gamated Pens
are manufactured Of an amalgamation OF zinc
and platina--warranted not to corrode in any
kind os ink, even red ink, The pen can also be
set to suit any hand writing, even the most deli
cate hand The pen is now used in the whole
Empire of France, and exclusively by the Bank
Of England, Custom House and East india Com
pany They are also used by all the public off,
GERS in the United States. For merchants, Ban
keis and Solicitors they are invaluable-one trial
is sufficient, Price so cents per dozen or $500
per gross. WIN. EVANS,
August t6, 1854 Sole A'gt for Berkeley Co
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
Personal PROPERTY,

to witt
head of Horses,
s head of Cattle, 5 fat,
25 head Of Lambs. u lot Of fat Hogs,
brood So1os and ShoatS,
/ eo Wagon, Wood and Grain Ladders,
Harrow, l Cart,
4 lot of Wagon Gears, Saddle,
2 BarShedr Double ShoueL and | Sin
gle Shouel Plough.
/ Corn Corer, Clock.
Il lot Of Cagpetiag, 3 Tables,
l Stand, 2 Feather Beds, Straw Bed
and Bedding,
l dozen Chairs, lot of New Bags,
Bureaus, Safe, l Gun l Wind MiH,
l Grain Cradle, a lot of For KS. Rakes, SC.
1pair Rep Sadnle Pockets,
4 bt Of Wheat, Oats and Hay,
4 lot of Corn nop in the ground. to be
so ID By the acre,
Il negro man and avoman ariH be hired
until neat Christmas.
TER MS--A credit of six months will be given
On all sums over SIS, except the wheat and fat
cattle which will be sold for cash,) under that
sum the cash will be required. No property tc
be removed until the terms OF sale are complied
with. THOMAS yANAlETRE
August l6, 1854. Adm'or
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MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
FITTF TT VIGET.
CEsas. Il. FahnesfocIx, Principal.


FEyHE Patrons and friends Of this institution are
Il most respectfully informed that its duties
viii 10 resumed on tie lex Monday II September
Hszt. The Academic year includes the months Of
September and June, and is divided into two SEES
sions OF FIVE months each Semi-annual examina-
lions win be held, to which all are cordially in
vital.
Inc system of instruction will be thorough and
extensive, embracing all the branches Of liberal
English and Classical education,
The Principal not only designs to impart knowl-
edge to the pupils and TO cultivate the memory,
bat to discipline their reasoning powers and in
duce them TO cherish habits Of thoughtfnlness and
research
lis purpose and desire is to devote his time to
the mental improvement. aud moral training of the
youth committed to his and as guarantee o.
this, he has the honor to refer 70 the following
gentlemen, some of whom have been bis patronsi
Andrew Hunter Esq Prest Board Charlesteun Academy
W. e. WertkngfoB, Esq, Charlestown, Va.
Doct. J. H. Strath do. do.
Doct CerIeil, DO. DO.
Persons wishing to learn further particulars
will be kind enough TO consult any OF the Board
Of Trustees ofthe Martinsburg Academy.
Terms per Session ot fire months: