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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
ST. RAPHAEL,S CHURCH,
IN DJI RIJOIIE


. IN DU BUQUE. II
Catholic Episcopal SEE Of Of tie wis.
consin Territory.
YNHE accounts of this Church, and the list of
IL subscribers, are now, for the fifth time, since
Nov. 1885, respectfully submitted 10 the consider
ation of the public.
The first stone Of this edifce wa laid onthe 18th
Aug. 1885; its outside dimensions are 40 feet by
-, its average height from the ground is "a feet,
the walls are b inches thick and measure with the
foundations It's perch of y cuoit feet, and 1856
superficial square feet of hewed stone all the rough
walls OH the outside well plastefed; the roof is
covered by 81 squares of shingles, aud l2S feet of
copper tr0ughs 3Onches wide, and IS feet 10 inch-
es; all this is guarded bya parapet wall the CELL
ing is arched, and over the sanctuary there pam
neled dome, semicircular: there are Is windows, 4
DOORS % squares of oak floor tonsued and grooved,
and spacious room under the sanctuary The
Church wants the inside paslering, seats, gallery,
and altar. There are 2, 500 feet of lumber tor tho
making of part OF these works.
CASH rAIp.
To Mr.. VIM. Gary, for building the
foundation and part of the walls,
by contract, 1885, $500 90
1886 & lS37-Paid for stones, 32a l2A
Bricks, liz 90
Lime, 49, l67 IS
/ Lumber. 507 SO
| Nails, lscks, hinges, screws, iron, SC. 81 37l
Glass putty, glazing, oil, paint, turpentne, lii IS
Shingles and copper, l32 90
Tools, 25 %
! Hauling, 100 SO
/ Mason's work, 695 SO
I.aborers, $50 ga
Carpenter's work, s2S %
| Stone cutting, 555 rs
Cost of the Church, s4,S05 37a
suNDRy EXPENSES COM EcTEp WITH THE BUILDING
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

For the last eight OF ten days the weather
has bsen warmer than ever before felt in tho
country u this season Of the year. For two
OF three days the wind was due south, with q
very warm rain, which has stripped the earth
ofits white covering, and entirely cleared the
ohsnnel ofsthe Mississippi Office. The small
streams have been raised TO an unusua! height.
Such thaws are unfrequent, and we hope will
not sccur soon again.
We have had no eastern mail since Sunday
last, consequently we are unable to give any
thing further in relation to Canada, or the
proceedings Of Congress. The rain having 50
raised the small streams that the mail could
not reach Galena from.the east.
2 The Wings have lstely had the name Of Col.
johnson as q friend to National Bank. for the
fourth or fifth time, with as much truth as usual.
The Wing prints shouted 1t The supposed acquis-
sioa. This is ono Of their own lies which some 81
. shsn believe, and few Of them have been fulsom
in his praise
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

ga GREAT MIsrAkE.--Some people think
Printing Office Public Reading Room.''
.sFstzs ANONYMOUS.
A GREATER.--Some others think it Post
Office, where you can get newspapers without
the subscription pride or postage.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
ALEXANDER REED,
vs., In Attachments
CHESTER WESTON,\ 40

Before .Mathia, Ringer, Justice Of tue Peace
'eia''a and for tie county Of Dn Buq,.e.
NOTICE isherebygiven, 1'hata suit in at,ach-
/ meat has been commenced, entitled as above,
against the goods and chattels, rights and credits OF
the defendant, an absent tebtor and that the said
suit stands continued until the 18th day Of Febru-
y 1888, at ha office of tee said justice, i'll Bell
view, Wisconsin Territory.
MATTHIAS RINGER y. p.
November 18th; 1897. 24-6t.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
Save your Rags,

tLEAN linen and cotton RAGS, will be re-
~ ceived at III. H Gears Store, in exchange
Tor Goods, at the rate of five cents per pound foi
WHITE, and three cents per pound for coLoRED.
Galena, Jan. 6, 1898. 29-2m.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

TnADDEus Q. MARTIN is appointed CASH
Ter Of the Miners Bank Of Du Buque, in the
place of G.. D. Dillon. resigned.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
Settle your Account.

RFlNG desirousof liqudating my accounts, es-
- pecially those Of more than ono ysar's stand
ing, hereby request all persons indebted, to call
and make settlsnent; and those who have ac-
counts against me, are likewise requested to exhb-
II the same for settlement. H. II. GEAR.
9nlena. Jan. g.. 1879 - 90 On, "a
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Total expenditure,


LIST @
John Cunningham
+. X. O'Ferrall
John Regain
q. w. Jones
Rev S MaZzuchelli
Received Oh the Cor
ner Stone,t
Patrick O'Mara,
p A Lorinnier
Patrick Mullady
John Lang
Il Dubois
James Murphy
Dennis Murphy
James McCabo
William Burke
Michael Norton
James flaming
Patrick Quiglsy
John Foley
VIM. Cardiff
a. Butterworth
NJ. w. Power
| Al. Gregoirs
.,ehn McGery
Waltar Furlong
!. Andrew :! Devin .
Nicholas Car,'oH
G.. III. Gratiot
VIM. Myers
J ohn q. Graham
Timothy Falvey
Bap,iste I.apags
John p. Scott
&c Kallenback
/ A,,,; ;iAe Lagravs
Patrick r,.h
, John Smoker
Thomas Kelly
Roy Philip Dorsna
John Craighead
Patrick flaming
Edward Tanning.
John Daugherty
Rober, G.. Bourne
John Brophy
M. &. Atchison
James Larkin
! Davis Gillian
+. Walsh
Patrick Murray
/, Daniel Dugan
S. Hughlett
Dennis O'Shca
Patrick Kinney
Timothy Tanning
David Burke
ID. +. Disney aa
Charles Cookery
II. LOOMS
John RELY
Sam. w. Baird
Thomas Cotter
Thomas Delaney
Thomas M'LaughliI
Martin McCarty
John Moloney
David Burke
| John Levi
Francis Bequetts
Samuel harrington
| Arthur Mullen
Henry Gratiot
| John Ryan
| Nicholas Walsh
Capt. F. O'Flahert..
Capt. E. II. Glenn
Martin Nc Mshon
John Fury
| William Newman
Patrick Lyman
Kieran Murray
James McDermott
Patrick Colagan
/ hDIai.a,n Wilson
Charles McDermot
William Blake
Robert F'errin
Thomas Hogan
Mathew Cullan
Thomas McCraney
Bernard McLenon
Patrick Murray, Sc
Wine DetaNdebarl
Henry Burke
Scott T. Taylor
I A. Lare
4 Clement Lapage
James Croak
John Chapman
| Charles Blake
Thomas MeCabs
Thomas Shannon
Guy B. Morrison
| P. C. Morhizsr
1 Bernard Gray .t
Gedte Shannon
| John Gerret
John Parker
A. Cote
| Edward Hayes
| VIM. Hampstead
| Alexander Levi
John Hickey
Martin Nash
! Peter Drake
Michael Roache
Owen Mclaughlin
John Mallet
| yoha Morrison
Milo II. Prsntics
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

In another column will be found message IRON,
the Governor, retHrnins tim dividing ,i.p
county of Des Moines, to the House of Represen-
Natives, with his objections. Although the matter
is of no direct intercst to citizens, they may
learn;by IL that rho Govcmo: is ready and willing
to check that hasy legislation that re fuses to listen
to tbs voice Of the people through petition.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

|. We have received The first number Of the ola
CON HERALD" neatly printed sheet, published
at Lacon, Putnam county, Illinois, by Allen N
Ford. 1t is neutral III politics, and appears to be
well conducted. @
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06
I&I GOODS.
Provisions, GrOceric -

add;,;n@ ~ ~; mas received late arrivals, ii
and paoeral % ms iotmer stock Of Goods, large
LIQUORS, Dry Goods, Hardware. Hollow.war r.'
~ usess nss' boots, Shoes, Caps, and variety
sal, suitable for the season, which no will
sen Oh moderate terms az his store IN P.rv. Gr
cash, mineral, Or lead. ~
NJ. w. POWERS.
Peru, Nov. -, 1886 .29-f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

- HiDS. BACON, just reed and fof sale by
l. August 6. SCOTT g. TAYLOR.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-06

An SACKS Shorts, received per 8. Boat Me.
~ Fulton. and for sale by
Sept. %, 1887. Il. LOCKWOOD.
4 FEW barrels fresh Flour, jdst received DO,
IA Missouri Fulton, and for sale by
Sept %. e. LOCKWOOD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
.K.IE4TE7,SBTRG
WOOLLEN FACTORY.

"a HE subscribers would respectfully in
d form their customers and the public
at large, that they havo now on hand o
large lantity Of firSt-ratc goods, such as
CLOTHS. CARPETlNG, PLAID g. PULLED LIN
SsYS. FlANNElS, &c. &C.
which they will exchange for wool on ac-
comodating terms, those from a distance
who have wool for sale and arc in want OF
goods of the above descriptions will find
il to their advantage TO give us call, and
we would inform such, that they can have
the goods to take homo with them, at the
time Of delivering the wool, or at any o.
Their time, to suit their convenience -
Country Carding, as heretofore, will be
done upon short notice, and in the best
possible manner. For all country work
done by US. Soap, and other country pro
duce. will be received in payment If dcliv'
cred at the time of taking the work. but
no credit can be given for work amour
ting to less sum than one Dollar unless
to regular and punctual Customers.
WILCOX s. JOB.
May, l6 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
INORRISONS
Universal Medicine
Of the British College Of Health.

WE'VE have the pleasure to announce
w to the public, that we have just re.
ceived a large supply Of the above named
medicines. These medicines have OBJ
tanned, both in this country and in Eng
land, a most astonishing reputation -
They have been used with great success
in almost every disease to which the bu-
man system is subject. The leading
principles of the hygeian or Morrison
theory Of disease, are contained in the
following propositions.
LIST. The vital principle is contained in
the Blood. Cd. Every thing in the body
is derived from the Blood. Sd. All dis
eases arise from The impurity in the Blood.
4th. Pain and disease have the same ori
gin, may therefore be considered synoni
nous terms. 5th Purgation by vegeta.
bes is the only elfectual mode of purify
ing the blood, and Graduating disease.
We have sold these medicines in this
county for some time. and can give the
testimony of some of the most respecta-
bic citizens of the county. as 10 their good
qualities. We confidently recommend
them TO The public as good article in
common diseases.
WILLIAM LONG & SON,
agents for Berkeley County
April 4. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
BRASS FOUNDRY.

FHSfiE undersigned having fitted up his
d establishment for the purpose. would
respectfully notify the public, that he is
now ready to make to order, every descrip.
ton OF Brass Castings, usually called for
IN this section Of country. He will at all
times be ready to cast and furnish at short
notice. Machine Castings Andirons, Fen.
ders Bells. Sc. all of which will be made
in a style equal 10 those gotten in the city
or at any Foundry in the country Those
in want OF any article in this branch of his
business will do we'll to call, as they will
find his articles cheap and will get sup.
Piled on terms as reasonable as can be
had at any other establishment.
JOHN Ii. BLONDEL.
June g 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
New Fall s. Wiaser Goods
CHEAPER THAN EvEHi!

WE'VE are now receiving very large
Wv and general assortment of seasonal
BILE goods comprising the greatest variety
ever offered in this market. Our stock
consists. in part, of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Satiinets;
Velvet, Valencia, and Satin psstings,
Black Italian Lustrngs, Poul tie Sole,
Gro de Naples, Florences.
Modes and Satins:
Chintzes, fancy. black, & white prints ;
Irish Linen. Cambrcs Book. Swiss,
Jackonet, and Null Muslins;
Muslin Edgings Insertings. and Laces ;
Needle worked Capes 4 Collars
English and Pongee H'dkfs;
Fancy Handkerchiels and Shawls;
l., w. Shirts and Drawers;
Satin, tappeta, ganze, & belt Ribbands;
Buck, Beaver, and Kid Gloves;
Silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery;
Gilt. Lasting and Pearl Buttons;
French and English MerIno;
Mouslin de Lain,
Black aud Italian Cravats,
White, Red and Green Flannels
Domestic Plaids and Checks;
Brown, and Bleached Sbeetings anC
Shirtings. and brown Cotton Drilling
Sept IL. A. ROBINSON s. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
BATH COFFEE HOUSE.
60
TINS go.sRDE.s'G-n0UsE

Al Berkeley Springs, Morgan county,
"a Va. is now open for the entertain
mcnt of visitors, and the undersigned con-
ductors Of il, have made such arrange
ments as will enable them to administer 10
the comfort Of their guests IN every par'ic,
ular On their TABLE will always be iouhu
the fines, mountain mutton, yenison, ana
every luxury the country affords Their
BAR is supplied with the choisest Wines
and Liquors, and well furnished with Ice.
The Beds and Mattresses are furnished
with linen sheeting. The House is situate
adjoining the public Grove, Bath House,
and Springs Attached to II is a Ten pun
Alley. There are Quoits. SC, for gentle
men TO recreate themselves at manly ex-
ercise.
The gentleman fond Of the sports oil the
field. can be gratifcd 10 his way, as the
ne;ohboring woods abound with Deer, wild
Turkies. Squirrels, Wood Cocks, Pleas
ants, and Partridges.
gy-At the Coffee House, all persons can
at any time be supplied. IN addition to The
regular meals, with Collations, either hot
or cold, Private Suppcrs. or any other re-
| freshment asked for.
A FIRST rate Band of Music 10 in attend
anco at the Springs. and the House IS FUR
nishcd with fine Piano.
| II may be well to inform the public that
besides the Berkeley Springs proper, Sc
celebrated for their qualities, especially in
Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbuilc diseas
es-the country abounds in Chal, beate
Springs, within the distance OF healthy
walk. There are also many Sulphur
Springs in the vicinity. Since the last sea
son, a spring has been discovered neal
Bath, on the lands of Cromwell Orrick
ESQ, which has been examined by per
sons of competent skill, and pronounced {
White Sulphur Of the best quality.
9y-At the Berkeley Springs, the lnva
lid, the Epicure, the Gay, and Fashiona
bic. will find their appropriate comforts.
"Thcre is not in the world valley more sweet
Than this vale in whose bosom the bright wa
| tiers meet"
| The undersigned have made arrange
ments with Mr.. Coudy of Hancock, and
Mr. Bushnell of Winchester, to run stage
coaches regularly between those places
and the Berkeley Springs, whereby access
to them is facilitated. Our county roads
are IN very good state Of repair. The
markets here are good and abundant, and
the present prospect of fine crops seems
to promise that the Berkeley Springs will.
this sea soil. be largely attendcd-in anti
cipation of which, the undersigned have
made proportional and suitable prepare
tons. NELSON II. OODt.N,
EDWIN G. OGDEN.
August l, lS9S.-U
aESaraioga and Bedford Waters are
|constantly on hand at the Bar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
RE.NOV.FE.
Hiram Bowen, Tailor;

TEAS this day, Jan. goth 1888, removed
IL e. his shop to the room formerly occu-
pied as store by Mr.. Robert B. Rust.
Immediately opposite Bilmire's, Martins.
burg Hotel, where he is prepared to re-
ceive all orders in his line. and he pledges
himself that all work entrusted TO his care
shall be made in neat and durable man.
ner, and agreeable to the LATEST FA-
SHlONS, which will be regularly recei.
we'd. He returns his grateful acknowled-
gcments for past favors. and he is deter
mined to spare no efforts to merit con.
tinuance OF the same.
Jan. 81, lS3S.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03

'EVHE undersigned will sell the property
now occupied by him upon reasona-
bile terms. He deems it scarcely necessary
to add, that it is considered, on the whole
the most desirable property 10 Martins
burg. for tho occupancy Of Merchant.
It's advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for family, rend-
ers the property to business man very
desirable. ISAAC ). LAUCK.
March 81 ,lS36.-I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03

FHSHlS new. large, and commodious
n House situated on the main street, a
short distance west Of the Court House,
is now prepared to entertain company on
a large scale, in the best style, and most
comfortable manner Additions to the
House have recently been made. and the
whole fitted up with view to accommo.
date the travelling public and others in a
style and manner unsurpassed al any es.
Enlistment West of the Blue Ridge.
The proprietor's engagements at the
Shannondale Springs will not Interfere
with the arrangements ofthis House-ev-
cry department Of which will continue to
be conducted in a manner to insure entire
ISAAC N. CARTER, agent.
May %, lS3S.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
Dorsey'S To0M-.Ache Drops.

H offer this article to the public, with
IL the remark, that its curative powers
have been sufficiently tested to satisfy me
in recommending it as a general remedy
for the Tooth. Ache. Its composition is
such, that no fear need be entertained of
it's having the least deetorious influence
upon the tecth-but on the contrary will
go far to prevent their decay
All ask, is. let those who are afflicted
with the Tooth Ache give it trial.
WILLIAM DORSEY
Martinsburg, Dec, 1897. Druggist,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
TO IrIaTlE IhADI1aSo
FANCY GOODS AND eMBROIDERlES.

FANCY GOODS ANU tMBR0lUtRltS.
WYE earnestly and respectfully invite
Wv the attention OF the Ladies, from
the country and town. generally, to cal
and soc splendid assortment Of Fancy
Goods, and Embro iderics, such as
French worked Capcs,
A very large stock Of French worked
Collars from GA cts. 10 d, so, some new
and splendid patterns.
Thread Edgings and Laces,
Bobbinctte, Camhrick, and Thread In.
serting.
Splendid ass'ts. OF Fancy Hdkfs. such as
Shalley Twisted Silk,
Merino, ig'd. Thibet Damask & Gauze.
Shally scars and Blond Gauzc Wells.
Black, white, pink. and blue chenille.
Worsted silk aud Bead Bags.
Fig'd. Bobbinette, Bard Swiss and
Cambk. Muslins
Plain Satonette, and Swiss do.
Cut silk velvet Ribbands,
Some splendid Ribbands & Beltings
Thread Fringe, and French Floss.
Sd A Cd and I0-4 Mcrlno
Shawls.
Hemstitchcd Linen Camb'k and plain
Hdkfs.
A very large and general asst. of
French Chin,zes, London prints. come
thing worth looking at,
French Prints
A very large stock of low priced Cali
Goes, Bleached muslns cold Cam'bs. and
many other articles.
We are determined TO make the above
our main business, have in consequence
thereof, laid in splendid and extensive
assortment of Fancy Goods which have
been selccted from the latest arrlyals-w
are able and willing to sell at the very
lowest prices.
A. ROBINSON. 4 CO.
Sept. 10, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03

to suit both the Summer and Winter sea-
sons, at the shortest notice. and on terms
that will conform TO the present pressure
in the money market.
All garments manufactured at bis shop
for beauty Of design and mechanical! exc
cution, shall not be surpassed by any arti-
Gle made elsewhere.
In returning his thanks to the public for
past patronage, he cherishes the hope that
he will receive a more extended support
from his fellow ciizens.
9saIiis shop is situate on Queen street,
opposite the store Of Messrs,
Burns & Seibert. JOHN HOKE.
Martlnsburg. June 7. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
EpOrSeu,S Kpraa,ifiSge.

fHVHIS article | offer to the public as a
n safe and certain preparation for de-
stroying and expellng worms from chill.
dren. Its virtues have been tested, in nu-
merous cases; and have never been known
to fail No other medicine is requisite to
assist its operations.
To those who wish TO buy TO sell again,
liberal discount will be allowed
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist,
Martinsburg, Dec 6, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03

EmbCliished tUih appropriate EngrDrings,
edited by W,ard Cheney s. Brothers, Bur.
tingt0n, Netc Jersey, and published 6y
Charles alexander, Philadelphia.
THE First Number of this highly important
and Valuable Work, is now ready for dcliv.
cry to subscribers. We beg leave respectfully
to call tho attention of our citizens to the praise
worthy objects il has in view, and for the promo
ton Of which il has been put into operation.
There has not probably heretofore been timc
when the attention of the people in this country
was us much engaged on the subject Of the Silk
Culture as at present; nor a time when those
who have already embarked in this business felt
such entire confidence, not only that liberal pro-
fits may be derived from it but also in their abili-
ty TO produce as good Silk as can be procured in
any part Of the world.--It is believed that all
that is now wanting to fully establish this great
interest in this country, with all its vast advan.
tages, is but the dissemination OF plain practical
information concerning it /; and to convince our
citizens Of what we know to be true, viz: that
there is no more difficulty about raising crop Oh
silk, than there is in procuring crop OF grain
The capital thus bestowed yields greater re-
turn than can be obtained from any other branch
of husbandry. The editors have long been en-
gagged in the silk culture, and intend hereafter
to give it their entire attention. ihey nave
made extensive arrangements for feeding the SIX.
worm, and cultiyating that Invaluable species i
mulberry tree, the Moms NIulticaulis. And,
from their long experience in the Occupation
and extensive correspondence with silk growers
they believe they may say without ostentatIoh'
that they shall be able TO make the AMEhl'
CAN SILK GROWER, useful and entertai'
ming, and TO communicate through its pages In
as valuable respecting every branch
Of the silk business, as can be elsewhere obtai'
ned in the United States. portion oil inc
work will be devoted 10 noting the modern i'm.
provemcnts Of Agriculture, and such matters a.
are generally useful TO the cultivatoIs Oh inc
soil.
The Proprictors respectfully solicit contnou-
lions on Agricultural subjects generally also
the Silk Growing Business in particular Az
dress the Editors, WARD CHENEY q bho'
THEIRS, Burlington, New Jersey.
The work will be published montbly-evep
number comprising twenty -four large octave pa
ges, with the addition of cover for advertise
ments, sc. and at the end Of each volume,
complete table Of contents will be furnishcdto
subscribers. Terms one dollar year, payaple
in advance, for single subscribers. Twenty SUD
scriptions will be supplied for whole year py
orwarding current ten dollar bill, free OF post
age. 49,
All orders for the work, postage paid, Will %
promptly attended to, if addressed to the Pun
Usher, Z. ALEXANDER, Athenian Buildines'
Franklin Place, Philadelphia.
Citizens, Silk Growers, Agricultnraiis's' anu
others, who wish TO procure this work from .no
present time, will please forward their names
md the amount Of subscription Immediately
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
I'll CsYEsD.

T WOULD respectfully announce TO Ply
& sicians. and Country Merchants. tina,
am prepared to supply them with Drugs,
Dye stut1s, Paints, SC. all fresh, end oil
the best quality on accommodating terms
My stock on hand is well assorted and
full--every attention will be paid to the
business, TO ensure the confidence of the
public. WIN. DORSEY.
Mar,iusburg, Jan. 81. 1888. Druggist.