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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
NOXG CORROSIVE 4 n

DoURE, BLANZY &C0'S A~malgamated Pens
are manufactured Of an a~malganation Of zinc
and p~latina-warrauted not 10 corroGe in any
ktad of ink, even red ink. The pen can also be
set to salt aay hand writing even the nest deli
cate hgnd The pen is now used in the whole
Empire uf 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
kers end Solicitors they are inyaluable-one trial
is sufficient, Price so cents per dozen or SI.o0
per gross. WM. EVANS,
August l6, 1854, Sole Ag't for Berkeley Co,
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
szasr OF Kinx ssrcesa,As fi.e Pabiie sguEre,
HFfNH pzAHffa@sUyG, VA.

e@.s ~ EtHA A+ffFt HsHF ~ q fhff+ ~
HtN14 mAssTfssnUgtO, VA.
1--WE undersigned tenders her cordiaithanks
"A 10 her friends and the public, for iieir
PAST liberal encouragement, and respectfully
hs0l laits n continuance OF fise same. she NJ
committed her House and business connected
.swair1 il 10 #r William IeRdIetou, and he
pledges himself that nothing shall be waiting
+ lo make the Ualtet States fImei a pleasant
md agreeable home 40 the Traveller aud guest
ihe H5ese will always be provided with al
lentiTe seryants and faithful Ostlefs. The.
Bar and the Table supplied with the best the
market viii afford. Passengers from the Rail
3 Road viii always fad a Porter a, the Cars to
,onvey them and theif baggage to the House
zee Of charge.
8-Bosrdcfs taken BY the day, week, month
pr year, on moderate terms.
April 10, Ia5i-;t. MARY ODEN.
70 esprit Of Jefferson" Chsrlestown
sVuginian,n Winchester; and "fferald and
Corch,o Hagersiown, copy 81.
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PAPER liANGINGS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
EoEylL1 & BROS,

HAAB F1blbRbNo HND nIMfbI4l EitNt
POI BALTIMORE STREET,
49, the attention OF the public 10 their
H~IaFge and beautiful assortment OF French
and American PAPER tlANGfNGS, Of en-.
new siyles-embraeing The hnest DGcoga-
sIoss in Gold, plain and rich %colors; also,
Oak. Walnut. Pine, and other wood limitations
new ana handsome styles.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
and nealers generally are invited 10 view the
ana prices. as we are satisfied we
can offer superior inducements.
G-Papers pat up in the best manner, and in
MI cases guaranteed. march %. 1854.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

w ANTED fer the Southern market, 90
w NEN, W0HEY, BOTS, ans and A..
FAMILIES, for which | will pay the high
est cash prices. Persons having slaves to sell VIII
lind l. it to their interest to inform inc in person, or
by letter, at Winchester, or b. NJ, & VIC Campbell,
No,242 Pratt street, Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt attention. shall be in Martinsburc
every week, aud at the setting orali the Courts in
Berkeley County. Persons having negroes for
sale will please call on William Caskey.
August 9, iS5i. ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
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SlMING. Cn0PPING. IA.

FHEHE undersigned, agent for Samuel Fitz.
a has taken HE Saw ana Giis: Mill at the
North end ofQueen st, Martinsburg, recent.
ly occupied by Samuel Fitz, where he viii be
at all times prepared 10 do saving Of all kinds
and grinding Com Sc.
He will continue to bui d Cement Cisterns
OF the most durable kind. upon the most rea-
sonable terms as usual.
Nov, 1854. s. B. MEADE.
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~ wrT w wwwE@ TTw 3TTYA
UkIks0 AIsE ELUl0,
GEs. GASTZgIg JUICE.

pREPAaEn nom KENNEL. or the fourth siofasss 2HAe
X or, III ~ directions ef RAeoN LfERts, tile great Phgso-
iogiesi Chsmiet. ~. :. HpeareN, ~. D., Philadelphia, IA
Ihis Isl trails wonderful remeGy for JaNeest5H, DyFerp-
ia. Jauntre. L.fccr C~oaglosYe, Constellation. snd Dfbsfy,
rgin3 after Natures eEn aaethod, BY Natures own Agent,
eGasfric uict.
neraalfa taaspoonful Of PEnsYN infused In water. will
gest or dlssoye. fSes Haaa4s 81 Reasi Eea ~ a5out teo
e9fs. our ofthe stoHIscas
PEf-4S ,sthe eh!ef clement or Great Digestive Principle
ofthe Gastric so{rsft q 1s taoL, The ParygiFg,
Presegriae. and St5agiaftgg Ageut ett tie toiasrh and In
testinrs. Itis extracted lrofg tie digestive Ttuaiscn Of the
Ok taus ioiInins an Araaralt DissS4ise EGnij, precisely lte
the aatural Gastric .'uiaein its Chemical powers and turn-
ishing c0nElae AID pf3ect s~abst4efe torit. by the AID o.
this prenarafon. the pains and evils Of gaaigestoe and f3ts-
etpsia are renewed, ipsss rs they would eby ahsalthy stoai-
ach. It'll doing wonders f0r p~ysneYtiee, earring gases OF ID
billy, Eg4deisttoR, Nervous Heciae, and DFspe9ae Con-
S~uaspfioa, supposed to been the verge Of the grave. The
Scientific Evidence upon which 4 Is based, is In the highest
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

EOS. w. CRANTfIAM returns his sin
~ cere thanks 10 his friends and the public
generally for the patronage heretofore extend
ed 10 him, and would now announce 10 them
that he has just returned from New York With
with a splendid Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE. BOOTS.
AND SHOES. HATS AND
GAPS, BONNETS, Sc, &c,
which he is now ready TO exhibit, and sci!
cheaper and on better terms than the same quail
ity OF goods can be purchased elsswhere.--
Call and see me at The old stand.
Nov rs, 1854.
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~ ENTLEMLN in want of a handsome suit Of
N Clothes cut, made and trimmed in an unsur-
passed style, and 1t a very moderate price, should
visit Nj. Ii, Slime & Cos Establishment, one door
south Of Rawlins' Hotel Ills stock comprises ev-
~erything new and Beautiful in Ready made Clo-
thing for Men and Boys, equal to custom work,a at
very low prices. April 20, 1888.
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lSGELLANEOIG
yEy FtaL ayp WIxTEK CLUgEiIsG


ME. Nsise
A. just received ore q ii'e lArgsst aho
IL MOST I~ashiouahse assonLaents VI SEa.
S0NArLE CLOTHING, ever opened in
MafIasbnfg, which Ia vii seil ai UIosi ex
iraoFdinafiiy iov Frices. Ills stock consists
ID pari.of
cOaTs or ALL KlNDst
ladia Rubber. Velvet ald plasl, French.
Eugiish. Gerfisn - Tneficar Dress sad.
Ffock Business CoaS. Linen and Ging
Ham Goats. of III goa ises and coiors, man
ulaetufed 10 Older expressly Iof my sales,
and caanot be found q any other establish
nfenf in the gsjey--1ecidedlv cheaper than
ever before sold--sonie as low SIS b2z Gems.
PANTS AND VESTS
Consisting Of Cashmere. Cash.fefei, Cloth,
s5finef. Tweed, Corduroy Pants ef every
variety 81 sfyle and price Cloil, Cassi
mere, SILK, Velvet. Plush, Marseilies, Linz
20, and sjhat styles 81 yesi4-some as low
a. ~ eebtsf
HATS AND CAPSt
CONSISTING Of SIX, Eur, Kossuth, Cuban
Of III q%uslifies and sly les Silk Piush,C io,h
and Glazed Caps.
SOCKS, GflAYAT5. SHIRTS, Sc.
A large ard beautiful assortment 81 ~t@.ks
Cravals, Shirts, Collars. Hsu ksrtlb3s.
Socks, SUspendefs. UmbIeiAs, Oafpei
Bags. Trunks. SC, Sc.
Gail al once Two doors north 81 J. W.
Boyd's store, and next door south % Evan
Store. on Queen street. Oct. II, '5t
n. y. fess4ns that cannot be accommodates with my
ptasent stock q giatAiBs are Informed that an prepared
10 lagf Ginthing pfaae - ordpf ~ short nu,iee anda guar
anteed III at the saBe iew pticos.
F.ti retGrfs my sincere thanks 10 the citizens Of Mathis
s8I fleiti4ys Tor tAe very liberal patronage / have re-
8-,vtd, and resfeetiu1s sils1t a continuance ~ the salne. ~
pledge myself there sfeat be rpsttDg wanting on my pert
10 reaIer genital Satisiarttan, both ID G803s aslG ptiets.
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NEW SUPPLY

FEyHB subscriber has just received his fall and
winter supply Of new goods, embracing eve
~ variety and style Of
BOOTS M SHOES, HAT AND caps,
Umbrellas, Trunks, Calpet Bags, &c. also q SUI
perior article Of yarn hose and half hose, Of Ger
man manufacture, and fine assortment Of German
Segars-in short every article in lis line Of bus
iness. PETER A. Is. MEISTER,
One door north Of the Market lIcuse, sign OF
the large Boot. iNov. 8, 1884,
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A NEV SUPPLY or FRESH AND
CHEAP GROCERIES,.

3 WOULD beg leave 10 call the attention OF
81 my customers and the public generally 10
my new stock Of GROCERIES consisting in
part OF very superior Brown, Loaf. Lump and
Crushed Sugars; frs, quality Rio Coffee,
cheap Teas Of all sorts and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba, Mucuvado MoIasses, n. York
Syrup. very fine, and Golden do: Rice. Mus
lard, Cheese. Cinnamon. E.xiract Of Coffee.
Starch, Salt, fine aud ground Alum; Soda,
Water, and Sugar Crackers. Mackersl, Pepper
Salt, &C., Alspice and Spices OF every sort and
Kind; CasiiIe, Resin. and Fancy Soaps Pow.
der, Shot aud Lead Candle wick and Ethe-
rial Oil
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Bloorner Combs.
A new article Splendid Porlinonies, Fancy
Wallets. Pocket Hooks, Sc, Hooks and Eyes.
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings.
Watch KEYS, Lead and Slate Pencils, and q
thousaud III ines useiui aud ornamental. Pts
tolls, double and single barrelled also a fine
lot Of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts.
man. Lever and detached Lever Watches.
O. Rose Hair OIL; Cotognes; Essences, aif
fereat kinds; Oh Il Lemon; Balsam of Life.
BRITISH oil; S,ceet OF; Castor OIL, and Noe
all IN piais TO suii purchasers.
Candies, traits and Newark Cider.
a large lot Of assorted Candies, Shelled AL
monds, soft Shelled do, French. English and
American Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Ralsins and
Lemons, and Newark eide very fine.
Eobcco and Scgrs.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 TO so
els. per To-; Segars orall sofis; Snufs OF dill.
lerenI kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
80
rg pattern, qualify and price. Come and see
and you wilt be sure to buy-ail warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
May rs. 1853
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

THE subscriber Is onxious TO purchase
LSAlarge number OF NEGROES, ofboth sexes
~ sound and likely. Persons having Negroes
fodispose Of, will find IL TO their interest TO give
him a call before selling, as lie will pay the 0cry
highest cash prices.
IL can be seen at the Berkeley Courts. at Mar
Anshurg on the second Monday, aud ct B~erryyius
onthe fourth m,pday ia each month, and usually
i sresidence in Charlestovn.
hllettersaddressedt to him willbepromptlyat-
ended to. WILLIAM CROW.
CLaFlestown, Jply 4, isi0.
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WONDERFVL PROTECTION.
NEAEkTaNsnURG ACADEMY.

MAkTiSSBURG ACADEMY.
FENtiE Principal has associated with him in
a the Academy, Prof. Mons. Chas. Roux,
VINO comes highly recommended as a teacher
OF French. Spanish and Italian aud he would
invite tie attention OF all Interested. to en-
brace this opportunity Of having their children
Instructed Ia these branches.
Nov. i, Is5i. G. e. FAHNESTOCK.
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acrrNTxrxc

BARoS LiEBio ia celebrated work On Animal Chemis
try, says: can Artii al Digeetiye Fluid, analogous 70 the
Gastric uics, may c readily prepared from the mucous
menIbrance Of thest zach ofthe Cali, IN whieh various ar
tieles Of food, as laea and eggs, will be seftsaed, changed,
uaf digeSsei, JaStf IL 6 SANE manner as tasg woQlG BEL IN ne
hanaR Stofsae6.n
DR. CeMsE, in lis .naile vritingson the Physiology Of
Digestion, ebseryesl at % dimiputea ofthe due quantity
of the Gastrie uice ia a prouin ent and sllprevaiine cause
OF pyspcpsia;' and be states thBtfsa aistin7 uishel professor
ofihcdisine in London, vino was severely afflicted will, this
complaint. finding everything else TO fail, had recourse 10 the
Gasfiie nice. obtained from the stomaehs ofliYiug amin ais
which proseR completely sWces sfal.'
I'm. GRAHAM, author of the famous works on vegetable
,Ditt,l says: stIt Isl remarkable tact in physiology, that the
81, machs Of animate, raceFatcd IN water, inpart 20 the huid
the property Of dissoiviug various articles Of food, and OF ef-
fectfng a kind Of aTfifciaI digtsiion OF them ia no rsase differ
emit from the natural digestive process
G3-Callo on the Agent, and get 2 Descriptive Circular graf
Is, giving a large anloent OF Seientife Evidence, similar 70 the
above, together with Reports Of Remarkable Cures, from all
80 ~ L. ILnilna = LnInN- - -
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PORTER, P0RfER,

CST Focsiyed a fac ARTICLE OF Porter also a
e lea q Canccambeg HCkles %
August i0 is.S 0k0 RAENHAL
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SUPERIOR gEGARS, &C.

4 CST received a very superior lot OF Segars
81 from one cent up 10 FIVE cents each those
who are fond of a fine segar will not be disappoin-
ted-also best Cayendish Tobacco, CARROTS end
quality Snuff Rappeea and Congress Snuff Smok-
ing Tobacco, Gut and dry-Snuif Boxes, Tobacco
Boxes, segar Cases, Pipes, &c, all of which will
be sold at fair profits by
WM. DORSEY, Druggist.
.k q i1St
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INlF undersigned would call the attention OF
Farmers 90 his improved
Taresntng ana Cleaning Machine.

80" Nf"rtN" % 'HNNNN Wv AAAA.. mtlN-
olt les at one operation, ihis Is hc same ma
chine That lls stooi, and n1w stands uusurpassed
BY any machines IN existence for The abaye pur-
pose. h has heea exhibited 40 nearly eli the
State and cogpty Agricultural iairs throughout
t9e Vuiiei states ani alvays received The frai
FFaFNRyh
Ills achnowIs 'sei 90 al hands 10 he the beet
~yDaehiue ioF lhFeshing aud cleaning grain ever
faAde Histoom wen known inthis county 20 need
o further notice IL recommends itself he has
. number Gov on hard which will Doe disposed Of
% reasonable term. sni warranted 90 DO an chat
acclaimed Cor fhrm. Machine madcand repaired
-pln short notice. JOIN sHAFFER
Marfiusburg, Va April eG. 1854
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lemplatIng marriage. 10y
Eyna. XOHmE, VA. ID

lempiallng marriage. 10y
Wan. NOHnE, VA. ID.
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy
Of the HS CULAPlUS TO his enid. II may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
mar or woman enter into the secret ooiiga-
lions OF married life without reading the
POCKET H2SCULApiUS. Let no one sut-
terin& from a hacknled Cough. Tain IN the
Side, restless nights. nervous feelings, aud The
Whole train Of Dyspeptic sensations, and CIV
en- up bv their physician. be another moment
without consulting the HSCULAPiUS.-
Have The married, or those about 10 be mar
ried any impediment, read ibis irniy useful
book, as il has been the means OF saving thou
sands OF unfortunate creatures from the veIy
Jaws Of death.
gsyeAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE 9Is'
enclosed in a letter, viii receive one copy OF TINS
book, by mail, or ave copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address DR.. W YOUNG, No. l9s SPRUCE
Street, PHILADELPHIA Postpaid
AUGUST II. :
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming 10 time possessed Of the knowledge, tn want
oil which has cansed the sickness and poverty Of thousands.
ia view Of such consequences, no wife OF laofhtF is excu-
sable Il she neglect. to avail, herself Of that ,knowiedge IA
respect TO herself, which would spare her much sntfefiug, be
the means Of happiness aud prosperity to her hasbahd, and
conlef upon her cniidren that blessing above al priee-hsAlhy
bodies, with healtry lands. That know ledge is contained il
a inie work entitled
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c~oMPEArNT.

III = nuiorm ofOi6 Stomach Complaints which il does
not seem 70 reach and remove at Ouce. No matter how bad
hey may he, it gives instant reliff A single dose removes
az the unpleasant symtoins; and il only needs to bereprat-
ed fF q short time to make these geod effects permanent,
Purity Of Blood, and vigor of3ody follow q once. tits par
ticalariy excellent in eases of Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps,
Soreness ofthe pit Of the stomach, distress after eNHug. low,
cold state ofthe Blood. Heasiness,Lo.nes oil Yirits, Drs cn-
dencJ, Emancation, Weakness. tendency to insanity, Sei.
eide, etc, etc.
nR, HoUeHroN's PEPsiN, Is sold by nearly al the deAs.
FRS in 1ne drugs aud Popular Meiidnes, throughout the
United Gates. ltis preparedin Powder and 10 Fluid form
aud ia Prescription Walls for the use Of fhyleians.
Private Circulars fol the usr Of Phys AaBs, mag be ATTAIN
cd OF DR.. Houchtou or his Agents, describing the whole Pro-
cess Of preparation, and giving the auth6rities upon which
The claims Of this new remedy are based. As IL Is not a Sc
cret remedy, no objection can be raised against its use by
Physicians in respectable standing and rVgular practice
Price, ON L DOLLAR per bottle.
Us-Obseryv thisl-Eyery bottle OF the genuine PEesIE
bears the written signature of -. H0uGHTnN, MD, sole
proprietor, Philadelphia. Pa. Copy highland Trade Mark
secured.
Asents-WM. n HEsLErING, aIareinshurgg h. Al -nrra
& Co., Charlestowni T. +. HAR rstAs. Nyiashss,ef, and
sodh all Druggists snd Dealeis in Medicines.
December IL, l~Sjl.--3y.
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as 4 uygPuPayA cURnT,.

DR. lOucHroN's YEPSlN hasrToduccd the most mar
vellons elects.in eaiing cases ofdnbiify, Emanciatien, Yer
yous Decline, and Nyspepte G~onumption. 1T is Impossible
to give t~hetietails OF cases IN the limits Of this advertisement.
brt authenticated certificates bsye besn given Of more than
tire Hundred remarkable cases, ia fhilsdelphis. New York
aud Boston alone. Tbcss were nearly all desperate eases,
and the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but per-
fnanent.
Ills 4 great Nervous dnttioie, and particularly useful for
tendency 20 Bilious disorder, Liver Complaint, Fever and
Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and the evil elects
ofQuiuine, Mercury, and other drugs upon the Digestive
Organs. after a long sickness. Also, FOR excess ia eating, and
the too free use ofardeDt spirits. 1t almost reeoneises HeGlh
,ftb J, y44rgrg,ure
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When Knowledge Is Happiness, els euI-
pahIe 70 be Ignorant.

czg-. On receipt of One Dollar (or The fine Edi
lion, extra bindingJ "THE MARRIED WoMANtS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION Is sent (mdiied
FREQ to any part Of the United States. Ali letters must
be postpaid, and addressed TO DR.. A. NJ. MAURI
CEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Publishing 0Elce,
No. 129 Liberty Street. New York.
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NEW BOOKS

VNORTUNE and Famine History Of Cuba
: Uncle SANS Farm Fence; Constitution Of
the Unitcd States Leather Stockings and silk
Capt. Cpnot Sunny memories Of Foreign Lands
at
October rs, 1854 EVANS.
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For sale BY Moran anI Ufeager, Nartinsburs
Tor sale by-W Chambers, S~taunton a Nef &
Co, New Market; J IL Stevens, Warrenton } /
Hathaway, Norfolk c G Sterling y Co.. tiarli
sonburg; 2 Fisher Wheeling, Gaines & Riches
Petersburg; 7 Purinton, Morgantown. Va.
III Ncv Tork Ctr bf-stringer Il Townsend
Adraince, Sherman & Co; Dewitt & Davenport
Barnes & Co. OFFICE, 1919 Liberty Street, near
Greenwich. June y, lS53--iy.
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And 10 her husband the eonsfsn; toll and anxiety or mind,
necessarily deyoiving upon him from sickness Of The wife,
without GIVING. him the opportunity Of acquiring thar corn
Petence winch his exertions gre entitled, and the possession
ebIdFsn
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should have been sold.
IL is imprac,icable TO conway fully the various subjects
treated OF, as they are OF a nature strictly Intended for the
married, or those contemplating marriages, but no female
DESTROYS of enjoying health, aud that beauty, consequent upon
health, which is SO eonducIye to her own happiness, and that
OF her husband, but either has OF I'll obtain il, as has or will
every husband who has he love and affection Of his wife al
heart, or that of lis oysn peeuniary Improvements
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aT eva ES
IN A FEW HOURS.
txrFpx.r r.~v

Diarrh9a, Dyseptary.
Cho,efa. Chrlls aud fever,
Cholera morbus, Pains in the bosom.
Cramps and spasns.
nEARr seRs-souR sroMscB.
A lew drops OF Railways Ready Reliefv I'll
Instantly allay the most violent irrerat;onl
cleanse the stomach from acid, check Tho mos,
distressing discharges, eniigen and iuyloora,.
with warmth, strengthen and vigor ihe cols
c%ramped and shlivelled exiremities, and pro.
teci The system from all misametics and spi.
demic polsons.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

ent promoter of the Pacific Railroad.
His generosity amiableness and purity of
life, and his intelligence and energy, had
attached to him many friends here and
in the city Of New-Y ork, from which he
came. His kindness and uprightness
had won him the affection of the EN-.
ployes of the road which affection made
in some cases most affecting exhibitions
of itself at the time of his death. Our
sympathies are deeply enlisted for his
much esteemed and smitten family, and
tho more that VIC know that the circum.
stances attending his unhappy and early
death were such that they would have
made him unwilling to live. They add
to the bitterness Of the tears we shed at
his Termature and terrible death. Ma
yor King, who was considerably Injured
in the accident, has appointed Monday
next as a day of fasting and prayer in
view IF the disaster 1t is also the day
of many burials among them that Of
the Iamcntcd DIR. Billiard May God
make this event the means ofpormanout
spiritual blessing to this city and ospe-
cialIy to those delivered from sudden
and terrible death. Many reflections Of
public and private aim gather around it
for which my already extended letter
leaves no space.
Very truly yours, L NJ p.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28
Art of Milking.

The art of milking well is not taught
III hurry. 1t requires long practice to
milk properly, and therefore all the
young people on farm ought TO DO
shown how the labor should be DONE
It is quite important that this branch
Of the dairy should be particularly at.
tended to, for good mixer obtains at
least quart more from the same COW
than q poor mixer
The first lesson to be taught to yount
people is gentleness and kindness to the
ows;They never need be treated harshly,
in case BUSINESS is properly commenced
Cows that have been caressed and uni
formly well treated are fond of having
their milk drawn from the udder at the
regular time of milking for it gives
them relief from the milk ducts.
Let young people be put to milking
the farrow cows first, or such as are to
be soon dried, and then the loss from bad
milking will be less injurious; the hand
should extend to the extremity Of the
teats, for the milk is then drawn easier.
They should be taught TO milk as fast
as possible. More milk is always OBJ.
tanned by a rapid milker than by slow
one. They should therefore be taught
to think of nothing else while milking.
and no conversation must be permitted
in the milk yard. They should sit up
close to the COW and rest the left arm
gently against her shank. TLen if she
raises bcr foot on account of pain occa-
stoned by SORENESS of the tcats. the near
er the mixer sits to her, and the harder
he presses his left arm against her leg,
the les9 risk viii lie run of being injured.
Cows may be taught to give down
their milk at onee--and they may be
taught to hold it long while, and to bo
stripped indefinitely The best way is
to milk quick aud not use the COW to a
long stripping or an after stripping -
NOrtherH Farmer.