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DEASE'S CANDY, for the cure of coughs, colds
i hoarseness, &c. Public speakers will find this
an invaluable remedy for clearing the voice.
WAsHN6ToN Cry Dec 4, 1871
Gentlemen The substantial benefits received du
ring cold and tedious journey here, from your nva
liable Horehound Candy, enabled me to discharge my
duties in Congress aI beyond my expectations on my
departure. My voice and lungs have perfectly
cred their tone, and my breathing is free and sound
| have given what left to several of our members,
who wish me to write TO you for small case which
you viii forward early TO my address.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
For sale at the store of A. r. JENKINS, adj DIN
ing the American Hotel.
5JA fresh supply received every week.
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TTREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE AND COM
j. PLETE LIBRARY OF REFERENCE, in
Volumes of eleven hundred pages each Just received
by F.. TAYLOR.
For sale, in full leather binding, at 80 IS for the set
published at six dollars)
1t contains a complete Gazetteer; Chronological
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sentences, and quotations, in general use, from the
Latin, French, Italian and Spanish languages; with
their TRANSACTIONS in English; Dictionary Of Maxims
and Proverbs Of all countries, translated; Ency-
clopedia of Science and Art, Biographical Dicton-
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for immediate reference, too extensive 10 be named
within the limits of an advertisement few copies
only received. aug 10
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Avs OF Etiquette. in one pocket vol
4 price 30 cents treating of lnrotuctlons, Visiting
the Drawing Room, Dining out Society, Converse,
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INTERNATIONALLY OFFICE of Or. HERNlS
i (from Paris,) on Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite Browns and Gadshy's hotels, at Mrs Mid
dlctons.
Examinations Of the head, with descriptions of cha
racter and talents be obtained at every hour in the
day and the evening, ChIrcn's heads examined
with regard to their capacities education and quali
cations for business professions at half prlcc
The object and use of Phrcnology is to make each
individual acquainted with all the powers Of his mind
so that he may he able more judicously TO choose a
profession avocation or business to which he Is nau-
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education of their children, sc,
n. b. Ladies and parties visited, ifdcsircd, at their
own residences Oct. 25-bt
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATE PARIS
ID EDITIONS, imported direct by f. TAYLOR
and this day opened-each volume containing several
hundred spirited illustrations, engrayngs, vignetes
&c, for sale at avery limited advance upon the low
price at which they are published in Paris.
LIE Dable Bocaux par lie Sage Mustre par Tony
Johanno
Vie dc Napoleon, illustre par Horace Vernct.
Paul ct Vrginie, lllusre par sabey, Stenhell, Jo-
hannot, &c.
Fables dc Fleran, illustrees par Victor Adam
Fables ct Poemes de La Fontane, illustrees par
GrandyiIle
Gil Bias, ornec de GOO vignettes par Gigoux
Don Quixoue de la Manche, avcc 500 desseins par
Johannot.
Guyres de Moliere, 500 illustrations par Jo-
hannot
Les Evanges de notre Seigneur Jesus Christ, illus
trees par Fragonard
l. Limitation de Jesus Christi ct L. Historic de Novoau
Testament, aycc dessoins, ,ignettcs ct illustrations.
Ayentures de Teemaque ustrees par Daubigny,
Seguiu ct Johannot.
Voyage Sentimental de Sierne, edition illustre. r.
Les Miles ct une Nuts, Contes Arabcs; ilustrees
par les meilleurs Artistcs Francois
+ Aycntures de Robinson Crusoe, iustre par Grand
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lie Robinson Suisse, orne de 200 yignettes ct des-
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l. Emperor Napoleon, Tabeaux ct Rcct DIES Bat
italics, Combats Actions, ct fats Nlitaires DIES Ar
mies,-illustrees de 90 Gravures.
-. And others numerous for nlvor' o',,n,,t
two copies of each only received aug 81
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g TATIONERY OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
- FOREIGN AND AMERICAN,--The sub
scribcrs have constantly on hand extensive nssor-
ment of Foreign and American Stationery, of the
finest qualities, and they receiving, by each arrival
from London and Paris new varieties of the best Sta
tlonety articles ofthose cities,
They are also engaged IN manufacturing almost all
kinds of American Stationery, and particularly of
BLANK BOOKS,
Ofthc most durable kind made from the finest linen
paper, and bound in manner unePtatled in this
country for strength and durability Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in upwards Of sitty years, without giving
way, and any cf their supetine books which may be
ordered will be warranted to stand usage for that length
of time.
ORDERS from public Offices, institutions and indiSi-
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rates. HOGAN & THOMPSON,
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NEW BOOKS.-Lives of eminent ntn of Italy
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g.orenzi de Medici, Tassi, Guarn Vittoia Colouna,
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Shelley, and Sir David Brewster.
The Secretary of Macchiavelli or the Siege Of Flo
renee in , vols by Mccarthy.
Barnaby Ridge, No II with Illustration.
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~ ARDENING, FARMING, BOTANY, 4
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Ruhin on Calcareoas Manures Mecklcnbutg .
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The Planters Guide, by Sirl1 Steuart, yol
Basby's Visit to the Principal Vineyards oi ,Spaa
and France, their Methods OF Cultivation and oi n4.
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The Culture ofthe Vinein France, Italy and .Swi.
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Marshalls Rurol Economy of the West j En1
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Agricultural state of Great Britain, / vol
Outlines of the Hushandry Of East and We
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Natural History of Vegetables, by B S Baft
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w HOUSE No 223 Che,nl.
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and splendid house is now open, and fitted w ID d
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tlemen and families.
The location for health and convenience, TO pla6
of fashionable resort or business, has no superot
while the parlors, dining rooms, and chambers w
bear comparison with any similar establishment IN 4
Union
The ladies will find in it all the quiet and elceau
of stately private mansion, and the gentlemen ,ytf
luxury that may be expected from hotel OF. the ha
class in the city of Philadelphia.
The proprietor hopes, by bis cxerticns, to mcr-
give entire satisfaction to all who may honor IL ~a.
their company. march 45tt
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MISS LANNON'S POEMS,--Thc Poctcal
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ed for 1872, this day received for sale by +. TAY.
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Fifteen drawn numbers ont Of rs.
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DOCK OF TIE INDIANS, being the Biogra-
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large additions.
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turns made of all moneys collected
OFFICE on Louisiana Avenue few doors above the
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fNHE PROGRESS OF DEMOCRACY, by A
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pictorial history of England 3vols
Thierry's history of the Conquest.
Lodges illustrations Of British history vols.
Tytlcr's Regns of Edward sixth and Mary
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

From tie Baltimore AMERICAN Of Ockober H..
CArrLE.--Ths offerings OF Beef Cattle to-day q,
the drove Yards amounted TO upwards OF 500 head
Piices remain about the last week, and the
demand good. The sales to the city butchers In
clude 350 head prices ranging from 80 SO 10
IS SO per 100 lbs. for inferior to strictly prime
quality. Ooly q few. however, Of extra quality
were taken st tho hiehest named rate and the bal
ancs at an average or a to ~ 50 per 100 lbs.
FLobn.-On Saturday ,ales Of limited parcels Of
Howard Street Flour Of good standard brands were
made from store. At $6. TO day holiers sre ask.
ing the same price. but buyefh refuse to psy over
IS 81. We a,s not advised OF any sales At either
price. In the present state Of the market we are
unable to quote debate receipt price.
WHEAT.-The receipt, Of Wheat are extremely
limited, and the small parcels ut market to day
were sold at 81 10 81 % for fair to strictly
prime Nd. There are no PenpsY vania Wheats al
market
CoRS.--Small sales OF Corn at 81 65 cts for
white, ard 6l 63 eta. for yellow.
Rrs.-MaryIand Rye is worth Sc 68 cts.
OsTs.-Small sales Of Oats at A q IS cents.
Bscos.-The sales Of Bacon IRE confined prin-
cipslly to Baltimore cured Hams at to 10 cents,
and Shoulders at . to cts There is nothing do
ing in Sides, which quote at cts.
WHisKEY.-The market is extremely dull, and
prices declining. Limited sales OF hhds. were
made to-day at 90 cts. and bills. at "a cts. The
wagon price of bbl- !. cts. exclusive Of the bbl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

ROAD FROM GoRDoNsvILLE 10 HARRI-
soNBURG.--Some three years ago we spoke
of the utility and expediency Of road OF
some kind connecting with the Louisa
Road at one end, and piercing the valley
at the other. Time has strengthened our
convictions, AMI we are more satisfied
now than ever, that such a road is not on
ly greatly wanted, but its construction
would be but Luty Virginia owes her
self. This improvement is demanded to
4 turn the tide Of the Valley trade, which
now sets Northeast, to our own ports.
This trade every man who knows any
thing of our State, knows to be immense.
And is il Justice to herself and her own
citizens that Virginia should follow up
longer the policy which she seems to have
settled down upon, of conducting that
trade to the m,rts Of a sister State?
From Gordonsville to Harrisonburg, a
good McAdamised road would be mos,
important improvement. 1t would give
the people Of the Valley Of the Shenan.
do.h, and many miles either side Of the
town Of Harrisonburg, a neafer market
and cheaper transportation; it would
greatly increase the transportation on the
Louisa and Fredericksburg Roads. and
thus enhance their profits, in which the
State is so deeply interested and il would
bring the produce which now helps to pro-
mote the prosperity Of cities in Other
States to our own metropolis. This would
be outstanding our States resources, which
is the true policy; and as long as any
other is pursued, she cannot prosper a,
other States are prospecting. We are fol
this road, and are willing now to place II
second only to the great Southwestern
Road. The State ought to construct botf
at the earliest possible day. 1t is duty
she owes to herself and her people,
Rich. Comp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14
ID TAI n.

On the 23J ultimo, ANN ELIZABETH, daughter
of Me- Jacob Schoppert, of this county, in the l2th
year Of her age.
AT Washington, on the 5h inst Lent. Col. r.
D. WiIswRiGBr, OF the United States Marine
Corps.
At hi. family residence, in Ches'ertown, M l.,
on the 24lh ult, the Rev. WiLiIAa KEsLEY, in
the 9Th year of his age. Mr.. Kesley was a man
of talents and for many years a zealoos iiiherant
minister of the Methodist Protestant Church. His
loss WILDE severely felt by large circle Of friends
by his family and b, the Church Of which he was
u worthy and useful member. At the last session
Of the Baltimore Conference, MI KesIey was sent
to a station at Philadelphia. Ard in the midst Of
his labors AID usefulness, his Master has taken
b to the enj,yment Of the reward Of the right
From The Hagersto~n Torch Light.
II become. our melancholy duty TO announce to
readers the death Of VILLAS D. BELL, E.q..
senior editor Of this paper who bres,hed his last
the morning Of the 9TH inst. at his residence in this
town, in the 49.h y.Sr Of his age.
During tho war with England, Mr.. Bell resided
in The city Of Baltimore and volunteer in the
9Th regiment, which so distinguished itself BY i,s
bravery and conduct At tho battle Of North Point.
In the year 1914. then journcyman printer, with
out friends, connexions means Of any kind,
beyond his own energy and intelligence he came
to this town to reside, and afterwards be.
came the proprietor and editor Of the Torch Light,
which he continued to conduct the close Of his
life; with what ability and success, we leave TO
others to decide.
OF ardent temperament and disposition rrompr
and rerseveIins, he was remarkable through life.
for the zeal and energy with which he prosecuted
all his undertakings. His ienaciiy OF purpose was
proveIb'sl: and whether engaged in the business
of he public, in his private concerns, his
eaInestusss aud nc,iviiy were like devoted TO the
mattel in haad. principle of order pervaded all
his transactions and dealings to the minutes'
details of business. He was thorough man oil
business.
HIS piety, though deeply sincere, was without
ostcn,ation, the slightest t,nge of bigotry. lie
was always cheerful, and sociab c, and kind
With such personal traits, united as they were
with great simplicity of character and hand al
ways open for the relief OF the distressed it coulc
! no, be otherwise, than that he should acquire, NJ
he in fact possessed, the unlimited confidence o
| the community in which he lived, every member o.
which now feels that he has lost friend.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

AssED PRISONS IN THE UNITEb STATES.
There are in the United States 476
white males aged 100 and upwards--and
BIS white females. Also, 266 colored
males, free, and 56l colored females, free.
Also, 1853 male sfayes--and $50 female
slaves, all aged one hundred years aud
upwards. The blacks. it would therefore
seem, are longer lived than he whites -
PHILADELPHIA Inquirer. 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

BORDER THUNDER. AT recent Gro
gan meeting held at Burlington. Vermont,
the following resolution was adopted
Resolred, If this outrage shall be JUS
riffEb (by the Brilish) il will be an af.
from, to the nation and to the nation we
conhde the keeping of its honor and the
protection Of its citizens, hereby pledging
ourselves TO hearty corporation, and
GUARANTEEING THAT FIFTY THOUSAND
GREEN MOUNTAIN BoYs, GOOD AND TRUE,
SHALL DE READY FOR THE CRISIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

New GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.
Sir Charles Bagot, formerly Minister to
the United States from the British Gov.
ernment. has been appointed Governor
General OF the British provinces in North
America. Sir Charles married the eldest
daughter OF Lord Mary borough, brother
10 the Duke of Wellington. This appoint
ment was Of course made before The IT,
dngs OF Lord Sydenham's death reached
England.
Sir Charles is brother Of the presen,
Lord Bagot, and is 80 years of nge.--N.
J. Com. ADJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14
Fresh Fall h Winter
GOODS

TIME subscriber has just rcceiv-d shd 10 nos
Il opening the largest and best stock OF FALL
md WINTER GOODS that he has ever had III,
pleasure OF Offering 10 his eustomefs, and respect
fully asks the favor Of d cali Many Of the Good,
are ne~ and pretty, and viii be sold upon the best
terms. Amongst them will BIO found
Super and common Blue. black cIpTiis.
brown, olive. green and mis~d
Super plain and ribbed CASSIMEREss
CASSfNETTS ef ell coiurs and qualities.
Keotucky Jeans; k-rseys; heavy Tseede.;
Super and common flonnel,i green Baire;
Beaver cloihi pilot cloth,
Plaid and fulled i.nseys;
Point, Dnih-. M,ckira~, Rose ard Whitney
Blankets; Cradle dc;
Green moheit and horse Blankets;
Swansdhwn, Valencia. Mrrino and Silk ves,ings;
Blk silk Velvet; Tably Velvet;
g. and Sd M-rinoesi super r 4 blk Bombaxipc;
Ga and 3 4 London Ssaonys;
Mousseiaaes de lssne; cisped 4 plaid Mcrinos;
Eatlestih dhd twiilcd Cling hams;
Super london chin;z and Prints; super and com.
mon American do;
Plain ana fsuted s~i-s; Book and jackone,,
Ma.iin- t,ce Mu.lin-;
White and colored Cambrics; Paper Cambria;
Thread, Swiss, jsekonett and Bubineit Edgings
and iuscrtipg>,
Lisls Lace, Edglng. and prilhgs
Irish Linen; long Lawn; linen Csmbrjc;
Hem-titched and plain linen tsnibrie Handkf.;
Barcelona and spisaIf-id, Bsndanna and Cotton
II ,ndkerch rfs;
Super sa,in and Hch silk shsw'.
Fame, Hand 1T. and Scarf; Sik Serke;
Silk and Worsted Shirrs and Drawers;
90. 10 is and 10 20 Damask Table Cloths;
Napkins and Towels,
Russia and Huckabock Disrer.;
Brown Holland; French worked Collars;
Rich winter Ribbons; S.tin and Cap Ribbons;
Bfk Italian Grape and Grape Lease;
Plain and fguted biz silk Cravats; super Satin
Stocks.
Silk. wor.,ed Meriho and Cotton Ho.e and hi
Hose;
M,hsir, Beaver and Cotton Gloves and Miis;
Sewing Silks; blk and eolorrd Braids;
Angular and square N-u green Ba,sgri
Bi'k Bobbinett and square Nett vcils
Bl'k Love Hand'kf. and Wells;
ii air 3raids and Curl.; Shirt Collars and Boz
.om.; Suspendcrs. Comforts, &c. &c.
JOHN W. Boib.
September 30
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE PENNsyLvA-
NIA.--We learn that one OF the naval APP
prentice boys on board the U. 5. ship
Pennsylvania, at Norfolk, named Silver
smith, OF Baltimore, met with an accident
few days since which proved fatal.
Whilst engaged in exercise on duty. ne
fell from the rigging, struck the chains
and was precipltated into the water. tie
was rescued from the water, bu, in con-
sequence of the injury from the fall he
died. He has relatives living in Boston.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

NEw ORLsAss.-'rhs last mails have
brought New Orleans: papots OF the Gath,
25th, 9Th and Attn ult. During the
week ending at noon on the 18th there
were 1927 deaths in New Orleans, oil
which $50 were acknowledged to be by
yellow fever.
By last nights mail we received New
Orleans papers to the 18th ult. inclusive.
The deaths by yellow fever during the
three days ending on the 2sth at noon,
were 79.-Bah. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

II HAVE just received and will sell cheap, Mem.
II Calf, Kip and Cosrse Boots; do. Cali, Kip g.
Coarse Bootees, do Water Proof Roots Boys
Kin and Coarse Shoes, and Boots Ladies Kid
and Morocco Springs and Wells; do. Seal Walk
ing and Gum Shoes; do. Calf and Horse duo
Misses Leather and Morocco Shoes and Bootees /;
Childrsn's Lss,her and Morocco Shoes ard Boot
ees Cater Boots and Over Socks.
Fine and Wool Hats; .oaer, Seal, 6esle,, and
Cloth Cops. 60, &c. B-8 hrs ys1 a. q -
October IL ~ s'as q J.WssBCyp. d