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 other of the secretons. Plny describes the terror the
 Romans had of this disease, and of their applications
 in the Temple of Faunu for the removal of all obstc-
 tions to the natural outlets of the body. Sickness
 therefore, cannot unless one or other of those outlets a obstructed, except in disease dependent
 upon SD. sic contagion, such as smallpox, measles,
 venerea As. and these diseases only cured by in- creasing the natural secre1ons. When you labor derdsease, no matter of what nature, whether malig
 lant or otherwise, and you take Calonel from u physician, does he not always ask you are your bow- els fee-s precipitation irees the secretion urine abundant--or, if you have pain, what ask you are those enquiries, but merely to ascertain if the sece- tions are duly performed. If they well perform- ed, then your doctor is puzzled as to the nature of your disease Ifthey not duly performed, he then removes any obstruction This is the great secret of
 our profession, and thus we define reputation when we only assist in restoring the natural secre- tions the great difficulty in the practice of medicines was the proper application of combination of med- cina articles calculated to remove obstructions, and act at the same time upon all the secretons There are many valuable articles in the ateria medca that will act upon the liver fadminisered aone but when combined with others to act upon the kidneys, they become neutralized. The concentrated ertyact o Sar sapqriila Lipeporth, Pe,sy, Root, aud Ligmaa Vita, prepared by me, Is the only combination ever yet discovered that possessed this inestmabe quality, which has been testified by most medical men in En- gland. For full account of the properties of these plants, must refor the reader my prize Essay of 40 pages, published in the New England Medical and Surgical Recorder. will enumerate few only of the diseases in which this medicine showed it's mira culous Coasnnption arising from cold, or where hereditary disposition existed per complaint, yellop feuor ,aundcs, indigestion, torpid Fsacvs state of the boiveis, palpaton cf the heart, urisy, scrofla mercuai eruptions, cuaneous disease ing from any cause, secondary constutional effects arssiag from vENERAL DIsEAsE, such as BLOT cHEs ON THE SKIN, SORE THROAT, uLcERAr-
 .asr and s,ainfI affections of the boites termed nodes. In fact the whole family of diseases are at rbuted to the one great cause obstrction of the turaI outlets of the body My CSassntrated eltract o ,yarsapariila Liseryorth, Plesrisy Root and Lgnum V,c removes all Instructions, cleanses the system from all poisonous matter. and stimulates the organs Io healthy action It is thereforeegident that this sthe sovereign long sought after It can be taken ov persons of every age and sex and his admlsslble ,s1der an crcumstances and in every yaretys and .tage Of disease. ,.-,t
 fhere are five powerful reasonsfor using this're- in in preference to all otbers. lilt1 .4asaS t A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
nxnu.

AT Holly Springs, Mississippi, on the 9Th of
June last, Mr.. WILLIAM CRAFT, formerly of JEFF
ferson county, aged about 46 years.
On Wednos day the 24th ultimo, in this county,
Mrs. CArHARIEE BERRY, wife Of Mr.. Peter Berry,
aged about so years.
On tie | 18th ult., near Darkesyille, in this coun.
~, Mrs. Nancy HESS, consort Of Mr.. Peter Hess,
aged ~ years.
Ga Saturday last, 9th ult., at his residence in
this county, Mr.. SAMUEL CHEEowlTH, aged o.
years.
On Monday last, near the Falling Waters, Mr.
JOSEPH STROBE, aged about so years.
At Alpine, Morgan County, Va, on Wednesday
the oath of November. Mrs. MANY ORRIcK, wife
of Csomwel Orrick, Esq in the 4lsi year Of her
age.
Death has, in this case, chosen for his victim, one
whose temper and spirit nell fitted her for an abode
with the blessed spirits of the redeemed around
the throne of that God whom she devoutly wor-
shipped and faithfully served. She has gone to
receive that reward in heaven which she earned By
a lie uf pious devotion.
The r, Elections upon a death SO triumphant, can
10 much to pour a soothing balm into the anguish
ed hearts OF those who loved her on earth; but the
snme virtues which made her a peer for angels, SO
pndeared her to those to whom she was bound by
tho closest ties of kindred, as TO render the stroke
which severed those ties one Of almost insupporta-
BILE grief to her surviving family. The writer of
this feeble tribute to her memory, has had album
dant opportunity 10 witness the dignity, the kind
ness, and the faithful justice, which uniformly guild
ed her in the discharge of her domestic relations.
Her even, cheerful temper, her p~rovident care for
he comfort of her household, her sprightly and in
tell gent conversation, made the family circle over
which she presided, a perpetual scene ofbliss, and
a hand and heart Of the most bouptiful hospitality
invited aad welcomed to her Preside many a guest
and friend in whose hearts her memory will long
be fondly and effectionately cherished.
But g earthly bliss is heeting,' and the beloved
scrutable providence been taken from the scenes
where she dispersed JOY and happiness to all around
her; but they have in her life and death a brillian,
example of the humility and submission with which
the di.pensstions Of Gods clustering hand are TO
he received. Her life was devoted to the welfare
of those whose happiness was dependant on her,
and faithful, to the last, to the work which her d.
vine master had given her to do. When the icy
hand Of death was upon her. she assembled her
childten and servants beside her dying bed, and,
with the energy and fervor of a triumphant chris
tan, exorted them to devote their lives to God
service.
In the death OF Mrs. Orrick, her family has sus
tanned a loss which they cannot regain. The Epis
copal Church, to which she has long been attached
has lost one Of its most valuable members society
one of its brightest ornaments the poor, u kline
benefactress, whose hand and heart were ever bus!
in works of charity and henevolence.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

THE OLD BACHELOR.

Poor fellow! how be shivers; is he rot TO be
pitiedi wonder if he is not sometimes almost
ready Ia impeach the benevolence of his Creator,
in having endowed him with all the powers and
faculties common 10 tho more fortunate, but to
make him the more sensitive, consequently the
more miserable. How demure and pensive he
looks he has just finished the lubors Of a busy
day-has wearied his body, and vexed his mind,
but for whom he knows not. With vacancy de-
picted on his countenance, he wends bis way to his
lodgings, bu, to meet the repeIling vacancy of his
vacant apartment. How chilling the silence
which greets him!-the very atmosphere has a
gloomy. uninhabited appearance.
Stranger hands have provided and arranged eve
ny thing he could seem to desire Of mere external
comforts, and with a most provoking neatness.
The chairs look repronchfully useless, the tables
ard other furniture shine with a forbidding bright
uess--tiIe very tick OF his watch tells him he is
nione. But has he not al that bis wants or wishes
demand to make him happy1 and is he not happyi
Oh no! while he knows himself n social being, he
has no relish for society, and while he acknowledge
spoman to be the better half Of man, he fears lest
HDUt tuuhhis niit ou nun. oHipt hAt bb hh1
the faint heart that never won a fair lady" Nc
angelic form with love beaming from the eye,
.reaking from the tongue, and e~nimating every fea-
ture, gracefully extends the hand of affection, to
welcome his arrival. H. hears no gentle voice
whose accents fall upon the ear in strains as sweet
as those which angels use. No kind looks or APP
proving smiles meet the listless gaze he throw,
around as he enters. There is no genial spirit /,
rejoice with him in health or prosperity, or sympa
,hizs with him in adversely or afliction-no on
when his heart and spirit sink under the ftowns 0
fortune, or become chilled by a contact with a self
ish, heartless world-when famo and friends for
sake, to be "aH the aoorid" to him. He has n
source of enjoyment but himsclf-all his happines
centres in or emanstes from himself. He sit
down in despair, buries his face in his hands, an
signs aloud "Oh, me miserum." N.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From The Baltimore American Of Nov 80

From the Baltimore American Of Nor. 20.
FLouR Sales Of Howard Street Flour, OF good
standard brands we're made from stores on Satur-
dsv. AT 60 IS. To-day holders are asking the
same price. bur no operations have taken place. so
$3.50 e are advised. Settlements for receipts by
WAGONS we're msde on Saturday al SO l2t. Hold
81, Of Civ Mills ask 50 50-no sales reported.
WHsAT-On Saturday sales Of Pennsylyania red
Wheat, we're made at 81 III. and to-day several
parcels at 81 ~ 81 40. We quote fair to prime
MI. reds al 81 IS a OIL 40-market not well cup
piled.
C~oss-Sales Of new Nd Corn in shipping or
der, al Sc a 81 cts. for yellow, and at SIS cts. for
white. We quote old Md at 62 cents for white,
and 63 a g. cts. for yellow. Sales Of Pennsylvania
yellow at 81 cents.
RYE-Pennsylyania Rye sold to-day at go cts.
OArs-We quote MI Oats at Al a 10 cents.
BAcos.-Baco is without demand, and held at
forner rates, viz: Prime Western assorted 4 TO 5
cents; Hams at 10 Q cents Sides 4 to S cents
and Shoulders Al 8 to 4 cents.
WHIsKEY.-Sales OF hLd-. to-day at 20 cents,
and of bbls. at 2I3 cts. The wagon price Of bbls.
IL ID cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
Meeting of Merchants.

AT a meeting of all the merchants Of
Martinsburg, on Tuesday, the 30th ult.,
at Oden's "U. S. Hotel" to consider the
propriety of fixing upon some proper rate
Of discount On Railroad notes
Resolved, AS the sense of this meeting,
that it is expedient TO call a public meet
ing Of the citizens Of the county general
Iy, 10 consider tho ~propriety Of afixing
some value to Railroad notes.
RESOLVED, That said meeting take place
in the Courthouse at Martinsburg, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ. on SATURDAY, the 4th OF
December.
ReSo1red. That the printers of the Ga.
zette and Republican be respectfully re-
quested TO publish these resolutions.
Thos. e. Smith, Joseph Burns,
Jno Jamison, Hamms d Stephens
John w. Boyd, William Dorsey,
j. Van Doren, J. SAINT ". Hedges,
Wilson d Doll, for j. III. LtkenS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
~ ARRrEn.

On Tuesday The 2Jd uldmo, 10 Hagerstown, Nd,
by the Rev. Mr.. Winter. Mr.. GARRETT WYE-
KooP, Of Hedgesville, to Miss JGLfA A. MoUsTz,
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Mogntz, decd Of George
town, D. G.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. II irrison,
Mr.. VILLAS WALTERS, Of Morgan county, to
Miss HARRIET LAsHoRs, Of this county.
On Thursdsy evening last, in Georgetown, d c +,
by the Rev Nc. Butler, DR.. Isaac S. LaucK to
MARTHA Ass, Youngest daughter Of HoratioJ ones,
ESQ. all of that place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

ANOTHER Now IN FrsAscE.- Colonel
Monroe Edwards alias Caldwell, the for.
Ger. we learn, has just commenced a suit
n the Supreme Court Of New York. a.
Gains, Brown. Brothers 81 Co., Edgar
cortie. Richard yaux, and some others
for the recovery Of the monies, &C., a.
mounting to over fifty thousand dollars,
taken from him and attached as the pro-
perty OF those upon whom he committed
such extensive forgeries in that meridian.
He has also commenced a suit for DANA
ges in the sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars against the same individuals
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

PaocREss or TEMPERANCE.-An ex.
t~ensiye sale Of choice wines the stock Of
Mr.. John Vaughan, in Philadelphia, took
place in that city last week. The Ma
tional Gazette says, the gross sale did not
quite reach $4,000; the cost Of the
wines when put into store, Exclusive of
evaporation since and interest) amounted
to near $4,000, showing a positive loss
Of nearly $4,000. The very finest of
the wines, including most Of the private
stock, were taken by a wealthy Philadel.
nhinn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

The Rev. VIM. G. LATHE, late oil our
Theological Seminary, has accepted a
call from the Lutheran Churches al
Halifax, Dauphin county, Pa, ana lhe
Rev. p. Willard, from those IN The Man.
chester district Carroll county, Md.
At the late meeting of the Maryland
Synod Of the Lutheran Church, at tla-
eesstown, w. A. Wadsworth, John Heck,
Charles P. Krautb, jr., VIM. Z. Eyster
and Jacob G. Harris, all late OF the Get
tysburg Seminary were licensed to preach
the Gospel Gettysburg Sentinel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

WOODEN NUTMEes OUTDoNE.-Some-
body in New Jersey, has been manufac-
turing indigo. 1t is a curious compost
ton, which seems to be made of Plaster
Of Paris and Rye Flour, with a small mo.
dicum of Prussian Blue, enough to color
il sufficiently. tits moulded into the form
of indigo cakes, and the whole thinly coat-
ed with the real "Simon Pure" indigo.
Where will invention cease
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Martinsburg, November 80, l84l.
The parties to the above suit will please TO take
notice. that | will attend at my Office in Martins
burg, Berkeley CouHly, on Monday, the Sd day OF
January next, (l842,) for the purpose OF carrying
the above order into effect, when and where they
are hereby required to attend with all tie necessary
evidence and vouchers. which will enable me to
make up a Report in said cause.
SEAMAN GARARD, &c.
December .. 184l.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

The st Louis Republican mentions the
arrival Of two hundred and fifty Nor
mons in that city, from England by way
of New Orleans. They are going to
Nauvoo, the city Of the Latter Day
cain,a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
A CARD.

TENHE undersigned, having returned from a tour
through the Western aud Southern cities,
would infor m hs old customers nd the public, that
he intends carrying on the HOUSE JOINER and
CARPENTER BUSINESS, in all its var Gus
branches, ia the latest and mos: fashionable man.
net. Builders and others can be furnished with
plans and drawings, nj the shortest notice, with OF
without bills Of Lumber. He can be fouad at al
times, at his old residence. at the west end o
Burke Street, where he hopes to receive a share o
public patronage.
WIN. GREGORY.
November 25, 184l.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

VIRGINIA TN the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for Morgan County,
Israel Dawson, Executor Of Abraham Dawson.
decd, who was Executor of Thomas Williams,
decd, PiF.
against
William Nicely, Jacob Brosius and Lemuel Cross,
Administrator of Gassawny Cress, decd, the
heirs If Thomas Williams, decd, ond others,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
SERVANTS for Sale.

EOR sale, two YOUNG SERVANTS. one a
man about % years old, useful rs a dining
room servant or field hand, the other a woman,
with a male child, s years old. They will not BE-
sold to any person out of this county. inquire at
THIS OFFICE.
November 25, 18if-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
TO IVY. CREDITORS.

YHysKE NOTICE. that | have applied to the
n Judge of the Common Pleas of Adams coun-
,y, Pennsylvania. for the benefit of the Insolvenf
Laws Of said Commonwealth, and that they have
appointed Tuesday the 28h day Of December,
I84l, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court House in
he borough Of Gettysburg, for hearing me and my
Creditors-when and where you may attend, if you
think proper. EMANUEL ZIEGLEk, Jr.
Gettysburg, Pa, Nov. 25, 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
NEOaaey.

W we "ou'd remind such of our subscribers as
are IN arrears, That we are now much in want Of
Money. Our expense for paper nlone Ia cash ar.
ucIe) is now a considerable outlay; beside. the
ordinary expenses of a family, SC. are stHl going
on. To those, therefore, who owe u, for two
three, or FIVE years, or longer, we say come one
come all-snd pay up. December ..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
N OTICE (.

VESHOSE who purchased at the sale Of Maj II,
H. Bedingsr. in March last, know that by The
terms thereof, their Obligations viii become due or
the l7th and 18Th Of December. They are in my
hands, and those who are 80 disposed, can have an
Opportunity at December Court, for Berkeley Coun-
y. of paying them, as | will be in Martinsburg.
II not paid thea, payment will be looked for when
due, four days thereafter. ~ my residence.
BRAxToN DAVENPORT.
Dee. 9. I94l-3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
IN CHANCERY.

HNHIS cause came on to be heard this 29th day
IL Of Aprll, 1871, upon the report OF the Com
missioner formerly made in til, cause, and the
Court decreeins it espsdieut to have the account
further calculated. II is adjudged, ordered and de.
creed. that this case be referred to Master Commis'
sioner Garard. with Instructions TO state, and ex-
anime the accounts between the several parties IN
the cause, setting forth oil such matters as he may
deem pertinent, or what any OF the parties or tneif
Counsel may require to have stated, and he IS here
by reonired TO make return of his Report in time
for a final decree at the next term.
ACopy.-Teste.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
GOODS

9o
TIME subscriber has jus, received end J. row
epening The largest ard beet siock Of FALL
ard WINTER GOODS lhas he has ever had the
pleasure of Offering to bis customers, and respects
folly asks the favor of a call Many Of the Goods
are new aad pretty, and viii be sod upon the best
terms. AmoRgs 81 the On will he found
Super and common blar. black, }croTrTS.
brown, olive. green and mixed
Super plain and ribbed CasSTMEREs.
CAsSiNErTS e al eolots and e%aaliies.
Kentucky Jrass; heIseys; heavs 1wredst,
Super sad common Fisnnel.; green Rases
Beaver eleit; pilot cloth,
Plaid and fulled Lin-sys:
Point, DehAe, Maekiaaw. Rose AID Whitney
Blankets; Cradle Dc;
GIesn mohHir and horse Dlankets;
S~ansdnwn, Nai"reia. Merino ane Sill yuslins.;
BIN silk Vely,f; rAbhs vvlvr,,
"a and 64 Merinoe., supe, 6 4 biz Bomha.in.;
Ga aud "a London Ssxonys;
Mousselsines de Lsine; ctaped & plaid Netipo.,
Easie,,on and twillcd 6inghams,
Super London Chin'z and rIia,.i super and con.
mon American DE-;
Plain sno figured swiss, Book and Jaekone,t
Maslins; Lace Muslins;
White and cDloee Canhrics; Paper Cambric.
Thread, Swiss, Jaekonel, and bobinet, Edsipss
and Inserting;
Ljsls Lace, Edgings and Qailiing.;
Irish Linen; lone Lawn; linen Cambria;
Hemstitched add rlaiu linen cambria Handhf.,
Barcelona and sPitalfeld, Bandapna and Cotton
Handkerchief;
Super satin and rich silk Shnwis;
Fancy Hand'kf. and Scalfs; SILK Serge;
Silk and Nors'ed Shirts and Drawers;
0 4, 10 10 and 10 90 Damask Table cioihsi
Napkins ard Towels:
Russia and Hurksbuck pispcr.;
Brown Holland, French wo, Ned Collars,
Rich winter Ribbons; Satin and Cap Ribbons,
Bin Italian Grape and Crane Leuse;
Plain and figured biz sit Cra,a,s; super Satin
Stocks;
Silk, Worsted, Mcrino and Cotton Hose and hf
Hose;
NJ hair, Beaver and Cotton Gloves and Mitts;
Sewing Silks; btk and eolored Braids;
Angular and square Mem green Bsrsse,
Bi'k Bobbinett and squire Nrtt Veils;
BIN Lsve iiandfk ks and Wells;
Hair 3raids and Curls; Shir, Collars and Bo.
,om,. Suspenders, Comforts, Sc &c.
JOHN W. BOYD.
September 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

These Lends are mostly timhered, some with very
good timber-Pine and Oak. The l0y acre Tract
has an excellent Mill site on il, where a saw mill
for merly stood.
Terms Of Saie.-0ne-hslf in hand. the balance
IN six and twelve months, TO be secured by a lien
on the lands.
JOHN STROTIIER,
HARRISON WAITE,
November rs, 1871 At Trustees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

VKNAR in barrels and balf-barrels, for sale by
n J. VAN DoREN. Jr.
October 7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

paid. Among his stock
ing--sll of the best qualit
Acid Citric, I
Murlatic,
g Nitric,
Medic. --pure.
ic,
Sulphuric,
TaItaric -pulv.
Ether Nitric,
Vitriol,
Alcohol,
Ammon Carb.
Apo,hecary's Scales and
Weights.
Z" Furniture,
Arrow HoOt,
Arsenic, whiie--pulv.
Balsam Copaiva,
I" =" So,idifed,
Capsules,
Honey. Hills.
4" Odontalgic--fo
Toothache,
Bsrk-best Lima,
/" Slippery Elm,
Fine,
Berries Cubebs,
Bitter Ingredient,
Black Lead,
Backing Paste,
Borax-refued,
Burgundy Pitch,
Birthstone, Roll.
Brushes, Paint--full as
sortment,
Cnlomel, English,
American,
Cemphor, refined,
Carageen or Irish Moss
CASTLE Soap,
Chalk, all kiuds,
Cologne Water, assort'd
Confectionery, assorted,
Copperas,
Cork Wood,
Corrosive S~ublimn'e,
Court PIHster, block,
Cream Tartar,
CTeospte,
Diamond Cement,
Emery Corn,
Flour,
Extract Aconite,
Coo with Comp.
Eleterium,
Jalap,
Lead,
Rathania.
Flake White
Flor. Benroine,
Chsmomile.
Sulphur
Florida Water,
Fol. Sen1a. AleSandiia
q IRA, Ursia,
Frosiinss, assorted,
Calls, Aleppo,
Glue.
Gold Leaf.
Graduated Measures,
Gum Aloes Socotrine,
Ammoniec
Arabic, Turkey,
A~ssafGtida,
/" Benzoine,
g Gamboge,
Guiacum,
Myrrb,
Opium,
~Scammony,
ShelIac, Orange,
Tragacanth,
Hive Syrup,
Houck's Panscea.
Iiydriodats of Potash,
Indigo, 81 anish,
Ink Powder BlaCk.
" DuIab'e.
Gsinglass, Russian sheet
Itch Ointment, Sings,
Judkin's Ointment,
Jujube Paste,
Lamp Black,
Lin, Patent,
Lip Sslve,
Liquor Ammonia Forts
Liquorice Ball,
Logwnol !, Stick, Chip'd
aud Ground,
Luoifer Matches,
Nader,
Magnesis, all kinds,
Morphine, Acetate and
S~u'phate,
Musk.
Mustard, by the ID.
Nutmegs,
Ochre,
Oil Aniseed,
Csssia,
Castor, by the gal
Ion,
Z" Cloves,
Croton,
Cubebs,
Lemon,
Linseed,
Rose (0ttoo Of Rose)
Salad,
Sassafras,
Seneka,
!. Spermaceti--W Vim
ter Strained.
Sweet, (Oiive,) by
the gallon,
Turpenline,
" Wormseed,
Ochre, Yellow,
Paper, Sand,
Pepper, Black,
Cayenne, American
African.
December Q, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02

'FRONT.' have Just received and offer sale,
N general assortment Of Iron, consisting Of Tire
and Plough Irons. j. w. BOYD.
Sent .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
WOOD.

WE would be glad if our friends would supply
US Immediately with WOOD, II isalwsys recsiv-
able for dues of every description, aud would be
particularly acceptable jus, now.
Gazette Office, Dee. ., l84I.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-02
NOTICE.

or In conformity with the above, q
general meeting of the citizens of Berke-
ley county, will be held at the Courthouse
in Martinsburg, on SATURDAY NEXT,
fhe 4th inst. at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
December 3, ls4l.