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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
COACH MAKING
AND REPAIRING,

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
yHyHE subscriber takes this method Of informing
IL the people Of Berkeley County that he ha.
recently moved from Franklin County, Pa, to the
town Of Marlinsburg, where he intends carrying
nm ha
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

?. S From those places heard from more than
double the number Of stihscribers have beenreceiv-
"a than WIS expesied and & il meets with like ap-
proval 10 other paris Of The Wcs', The Free Masoa
viii b. superior TO any ever published West Of the
mountains.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
SPRING GOODS.
Groceries.

~ Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Orleans Molasses. Rio
CoiIee, Imperial and Young Hvson Tea Rice,
English Cheese, Poland Starch, Ground Ginger.
Pepper Aspice Salt Petre, indigo, Tobacco and
Segais Wnting Paper, Cotton, Thread Needles,
Pins, sc. GEO. RAENHAL.
Aprii II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
gEIUEgo
FroM. Erosa Z!
EGossr. R'Sossr
Scotch snuff.

TToB sale. r,ime article Of Levi CARROTS
a. Scotch Snua by
WASHINGTON KRoESEN.
Rah Rood pcrof Jap IL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25

N o. MoLASsEs, cheap Mt
I've April II ~. LoCKES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
DR. Y-Cf 90 :.

~ r.E1sK Eli, tIs just f.rf#ReI IT u
7 New YWk. 3 afe'
Eas aud chrapness 'a.'' .' -''
H.s.,tr a. rufehasf the '''. ''.'''' ai me
n e. w
4 sF -
|-tAsIIMERE D'Era>-e n' '''',I sF.'s am 49,
Il qualities, PafiS y H. '-''' '.' '''' ''''
flnhrc Lns'fe, ~hirh g" ''' o. ''' f''''f
II surpassed 10 aiiy "'i'f '''. l'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
PAIN TING.

Id OBtNSON n HIfI l.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
] . NAMENTAL PAINTERS, No lbs West
silo Main q. are always prepared with the hest
workmon and material To execute all orders IL heir
lin. in the hesl STYLE and Al The lnwosi rates.
Every descripiion of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL.
Ding done IN the hest manner. NAV u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
RARNUM'S HOTTIE.

Mar me BALTIMORE and Olio Rn'1 Road bsao
CrMBrRINNn. MD.
VEIIiS elegant md spacious Hotel, recently erert
cd by Col. c. VI Thra,fen. has been leased
bv tho Subscribers for term of vears II continues
all the rnadcrn imnrovemcnls having iarro nun
her Of Parors. with Alcove< for The accommodation
Of families and others wishing comfort and ease
The whole house has boon furnished "lih ne"
aad handsome furniture throughout and The best
ea5E- and servants procured ioh'l Ill departments.
Tic pronriclors 0ouer themselves That INN n
iang experience in the hnsln~ss they viii ffa8or
ller house equal TO aov establishment ia me e7oa
frg. oad thcy rcsncclm''v soici HE patronage %
dIef fspud. aod HE public.
- -. q. RARAl-M 4 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23

A LPACAs. ALPACAS-l40 pieces Of al 60.
"a l,rs and descriptions. among which are some
~ 6oe silk Warp Blk. Barred and colo5od, NJ
sep 27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
Heavy Dom osfiCs


Supnliel IS usual with every thlne IN Their Inc
at Nh yer0 lowest prices.
JOHNSTON. BERRYfHTT K co.
CON ca f2I Main sfreot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
Consumption.

na DcNrAV, fXfeeAs44os Efaf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-23
LOWTHER q BOON
sENsENEY 4 RHODES

|ESSES "A lurre lm Of Cashmere De
Msnsllnt de LANES Chameleon ~ a.
v27 NARSHS'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
AlS;InT Il. LII.

NEIg FAtL AND IffNTER GOODS
40 i4i NJ .lree,. h s n \ Marsh
hov1 @Foited iher ff.i stock 81 Fsl ard
Wfnfev V0nds. as follows
~ur.sf frrsea Bl,rk. Fns'i.. md American
wo.i dved f;Jo'hs. plain and fancy cns-lme'e''
Relsr, plain Eesvrr. ' lushinf md Pilot tl.lhe'
Ssfiinei's. Kentucky Jc,n. ssi Nakefrlt hcr,
oevs; White Gs's~, Res, Nei,ew. F"fHra ~
peie1ud fiannr's. p'sin ard - FIX, ard So
ins teew ssv.rl eain stunned, sA''Ief, rbaAgf-
oble. ne q end plan s'n-ch nt'fr. honbhfnef;
Satin otetce4 a0d PLAIN hH~ttn de lhtae.. stflDrs
Chussas. I-nssre '.ainHs. rahe Irehel. Sur'e
.suneatae, puntrH saspHg, f0nch mi fnshsr
u&riane11 Mare hosisr. Iarisfor. Ffeneh ard
CheNpf9 ~ nam; hforha l.na.t de /, a'ne-'
W "a Syshrfet', 'a~1.s "'o'"n. niia"
u 4SRA hihtf, me ihfY Sar an1
H. 41.os sd'e> shawl; COS. mn slar
~ senr " hitr 20 frc. Paihis 20
Ito 2ca..sfrseis; A,naeh' Anfsn, S,'t
spfn9{ &u'ask and chi d itsisiff s1's i1nFfs
Workm yes. Ifrnyr wor'ie6 lh'eaa &c
edsines Scse''inrI; r"is' an 'aeonet 81
Aarpuftous s~pas and hney NJ" aees COZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
HEALTH SECURED

IN, ,
~ - sygt,,t,c 80,
q. ~! - - -, . Ii
- = w. =
Wv ~ ~ - - - TO- - t'"''.s
a 90 kfnHi tHiA#f ny ~ ,''''a -
IT, +Fai son 't iat ftA Nh. wv
ino III ron ~ fr'' ''..'', ~
~tnfs - INV =" 'N'' 10 20" ~.
rHnlsfa hn''iF. mus ,.''li.
"Ai't ~. if NN'', ~ ~ +.
i"h, it5H"r 'f NJ s"N' N#f '''1~ y" NJ
MOI H-in. lHitHH - tNf - .t'frs fa.Rs -
Nhh- fa''. tpSN, ~,
Ealtt - ~ = lsNs'f--' W. - "i'liN't ~
W'fca ~ y ~" Inn - - H.@tls'E''i@iA
Rnf Whirh 4rni 50 many 81 the He - haf''9
ni Ire efesfion - th~if itfnftF FfAhtt'
PnS. Measie~. Nheep'n r1nsh' Nc''
ANhnn. inNhHfge. 'fa''i 49,. ''i =, -
~ tas1fht IONS : ~. ~ fhf* Nl'' W. "''
rrcs. IT. ~epnis ~ slliis -teses- ''9sf5setr'
frWrls. worms. >rnfEF, lfehthsS nv - HNf''
Kings fsllt. ami nii eniahtsn~ crottr5. 'l
short. every compliant - when 'he I'm 'l
frame = - df9ntF tue'rri' rt,rt - .n,.'
NHfis. -. -, na.1' = ~.
yn-'i'n -. ih'i Va y ''.I'ef 20 Oh "is reg
a''fatft ln' ~ - ihe i"ahtttF '' ~
''li' -
"9asl - s+.'h 7. ? ta.ih'. ~ nt' 'l'
% is lie ff.nflai -f' - ei VT ~
Team - nc it tL' ~ 'li'i1N' 49, ,'
hftrHfH eff HTSf - '+~ '.Ni fzs
"t'n \ i.tf ~ ito' ~ "'n" fa.a0f'ei fHi 'i
Mo rcal1gcrce ~ frfenis' ~" ,t""f nee ~
mr'tfeAfn feni ~ fHe f"'''f.' ef ne VICIOUS "I
eNrfnanet-ing rfanens ues q h= ah
THIS a'uih'c meficin-, hong r"mnes"1 ouly
~ Feerfahie matfff. or mfa etnal heihs hni
wannnifi on "nih hs NOV COZ ai0'Na on hhf'
clr rliuafa'. Or chemical sshs'nnee~ I'll o.
wh ID are uHcFn~erfel - -" na'uff - man.
Md - er.fasa desfrnritee 81 tho human faintl r.
f,Nni fe be prr rcflf harTIies - ih" mn Tn 'rf
naear tve4l est frame under csesN s'1e' 81 h'"fh
Suffering: the unaaf plr1Fqnf ard l"nfEH az N*
opersi an and ~ 'he same 'tsne fhr nosf eefi ana
in .carehiae out tte r"nt Ct c.arY cHinplni"i.
hn,y~,rr dozen and 81 rcfnEWin9 enres M
,r.s Yer offered - tie would ihis ~ tHfrf ih
eject TO is pro Hrf3 hv ~ ieast trouble - ~"
ro'..af he fn"refY swa'lpwl Nc a cert 'in naHf''r
~ rd's. md hong cail~i ~ cN'r' 'iHes i' ~"
.purrusf- - etari.afssn. Nth The l"7-i no@sltle
seu-afiea If u7 -. ssharspaa a. h'ht STRENGTH,
ant vllhnn' tho 'etr Of catching cod. ar a,i'n-
'fon "a dfe4e or es"i. 80 any wA} diH.feh lf~ q
ltsir -'orcd bahiis
Taear pif- cure a. ni eas-s and cannot ~
taker - leyrezs. FNp r'eace. which Is ~"
ianrie.nne ~ nj hrman know ledge hss long
to,refeaijfnnnv 81 the farif md eN'ppslve n.e
If theaa has already teuGed "a ruth ~ this
cnrrtrv.
Thee medicines euro 81 rnreing md vet The
,.,ot fh. f.enls the tafrW. The nervous All fhr
IA o,t. mo ,r {, fsst. dav. efteasI.pael hv Their
,,+,@ t.,.,t,sr tk.y a.. NJ tie lo,lt- Of ~ bad
l,,,,.,s +, ,bt,,rro3.,ee anunl .'e.u Tho
a'r ',r ..,,,,,,,a, se.',sg ra.,iy.seea e.
-, 81 ~. Mid Medicine o,lscb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
DIR Y-G 90 u :.
GREAT ATInACtIos.
SECOND SPLENDID srocG OF
II EW GOODS.!.

spsuE 8tl sok4BfR beg, lc'vs "a inform
! inc eitt1ens OF Nhcrlls anu inf
ueixhbofhsod, that he has iHsi rrisfnrd ifota
pnsss iclphis and Baitia9ftt ard i'no. feee''
- rRGsif STOCK or NV GOODS.
Rene the second supflY ihis Ftl winch for
arAlfrv Avn rnkAe>tss rAHnot he etceilet ..
sxusiled 10 tho Cary Of Hheehns
Cislhqe eseFy vArist, es shade 'sd pfse' We
C. sirnerss and ca,sineiis fthe st.ale't saen
fIty ir1oGi0abls.
Venlurk Je4ns. fnllsd clnihs.
Keseeva HEAVIER rieihk Crate cloths ane eve
~ vatiely OF goods lar - and raniapnns
B.eaehcd and Brew Aa,hns, fianaeis 49,
Also The laser.s assortment OF Calieosi he
hno ever offered to the puallc.
BtosQoslcs korIst.n NJ Manchester GinFirms
Spsendtd lsex sisle goods far dresses. .1ch -
rich H9d Vtiesfs. Cnihs Pesin. Ghu.an hs
I.alss. MmsIsa de I.sin-. SIX STRIFE Aaekhar-.
q new sfsscie) slrinsi IL shspscsais, plain.
and vesieRate1 ifelss IsshD win cNerY
Kidd Il (ssods IN fa',ipu fnf Ladi,r drsf',fi
;SS41(a Uandksrcsisfs. Gierss. Hosisrg. bi,is
(snN@$ N1Abons. EoHasi 'tts AMI lnslgs, Ar
T61 - j<5sfxnei WON'T t,kc ,hi. area.ion q.
oYproS6 NJ fNouks II the rn.,i.r tr ihr iihefs i
s5aso " tko5e MIRO mage heretofore received. sne
hoeeo oM1 orI5syts that IN ctamilsfon 81 lit.
ss0<k III 6o1nfy any that hc issil gu itlse
q : fuil shavo Of the public patronage.
OCT q J sen SFNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
D&nnuNcAN's ENPnctoe4Nr RFMi
q ssssanpfT pgp.


~ eoAp SF'.f1R ~ bl3aA Hrnneh#t.'
It,"ta.fY oi EteafhInt. AsfhHa. Pun - lc
~ and e.. s*t'.#7as rourh. rfnu=
~, 81 hfseas"9 81 - Liver an fie Inn
We ne 2 .so "a lie IA .'-nasf MI tfafa ts
me refi "a i'i = - Int live ar have heePf
m" 'Ahahf' me l7fief r1neoi he witch So
ii iftilef may, nv - tower ~ m}feiae. b.
ZEN" 81 az f'ndffed ia ~ nj - fNr Afflicted
i''If = onr ''-"n9r hnw'Ner w'sfrh 60 ras for
'l ?" haVf 49, he'd 10 F"w - lie h~a.ine NJ
me .ztnsi iiet have MN ''"mrfed -
f''Si = a. nfs.fess. h3 - 7rrl'caifee -
tln'e4ez "3H'n Tim each - known ~ fhei
tai ansHHn.IrH IA ictei tzer
in ''d sH##= u ha+zta#kr fasIh stnh HHanltf
f''''neg - f- 81 ee1l =. elr INC f-'ea1 tfep
sF' fl=. .. AMI monitor ifam sy'rt I'm T..
tt=##s ~" m -. f'ttn-ss - r.. the Hinrr
sHH,'o0 70 ih'r. Nhese lohots havr
=. - WtaH=#he ~ Il ~ man fassa
~ ih" nr''fes. ", ~ itin' t-ease-
"1=eh WI - ~ fd #aa1 ~ ~ me-
'"p"ies1 '1"u.A - teg ''f. ~ ~
itli me- - - "nuh8eni,Y
H iH#i .'teesH=a Nffftatfni Rfmfd
80 ialr. ienee 4 = ntesen,.i .nd feea"-
.'U'7i I'M 'aWWtIr. mehie..f
'I' .as aH' rt's no "I' t;.s-iH"
''.'. .t.- lf.e mn 'asf rNresiorai m:
sI"p ~ ecu 5Aef am MN s"r3th nm
r 7#.t '.'.8 40 ,FfesltH9 thr i1i1l pro
2''es - nan'pnn ~ - ~" saalr f'''' s'ren-fh
NM ~. 3"'k m dehii' lated ref1l1nas The
"'f' -. ahd .r'*Hs ~ 1h,'' iesf md s"eef re-
mao rs NfHf - ran be - noon - - n .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
DY CHARLES II. FERRY,
HEAD OF WATER S

q fArr sr- Crane chellac yerv lov hlu.
= nd f''l q fers bl,ct tns ani sIle', bnn-
d'ars 4rd h,rdfoes low priced RuSsa he &c
ms ri aoi fir sel-
rn,a7 IOHN STON. RFP2Yf'ii.& co.
Ct1E WON 4 'paer. Tan An he-r'1. F'ur
- ,na e - : T4ysren, tira AID athsr desirable
coiara Nrriracs. Por,br7nes nd Pars'srn-@,
pavssaa,ea ci4tl TwliaA el--cn fae Ni.ta,
Giaees "a . ir-sisrp T,-, - soi ~ s1l..
rovon JOHNSTON. rteRYHfLL & 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

Il H
- faA ~fsf.f1si MIR - s. WafrfIsa v,
: yDrkt .e,tt ,s.aa.ia.Ih l4=a,a hs
ru.tsarr. .ft 49, fir rfarf4fly thaf h. haf iu.
r.ts,..sl i-.r lie a. ,,rl a aaneal -ssafHtrni 81
DRY G0onS ar1 GnO"EKif : Cni. Eefr Nur,
Usefs#.e r,a..s sb.r-. Sc. eht1 he d. 80 arn.
..s a.. ffa.', l.sIf as ,tran cheaper issa yer
T',e -tir ,re 1IeiIed 20 eall AMI cAsmias iao in
l..,Ias af.rics. ~.
lGROCER1fs
ION fsfs GREEN RIO COFFEE.
Sos fs.sez tnui-tt, irr rtA. 81 ,h~'it II TEA.
Orb s's ut-,p SIN d,- IN i-.scs lIaarfial ,I.'.
2Hah - l.saI StiGAR. , hsf- q Si0AE.
2Haa - ohfe lf.tsns ,'r. - flefcos ElGE.
go hhtz O Nof5AS-I>. - hScs ,am. soar,
1000 I. - ~NLHRATJs;
10 haars % ping lUBACC0. sup quality
10 IN o. plug de- 80.
- Ia - !lsa dn 40.
: lep45 Tt,-f 10 d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
LADIES' AND MISSES FLORENCE RRAlD,
STRAW AND WILLOW BoSNE-rS
pFNTIsTR

:. p. HtLiIHEN. DENTAL STURGEON.
hfFlcF. No 2iI. Main -. few d.ofs above
Tho Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va
may II n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

ENRiN.Es. cINfs ND ofiilR TRIM
u NJ NG--l hase 'f'eaa" "-s fim'id O..
r,,,.e. t,mf~. Rraa's Whal# .enos. Eaiions fq
800. an other article. fr Miiimer' Tufamine,
- W. asIay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10

.sug,asuKD DAILY ANp WEEKLY II
JAMES T.. WHARTON.
~ rrR cpKSNa of uSfa. tsu Wis srRrFrs
WHEELING. VA
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FORW ARDlNG AND COMM SSIoN
MERCHA NJ,
Naip Street. WHEELING.
COLLECTS Consignment. cf Merchandise Pro,
~ dnee ciiEer for sale or Forwarding md nopes
20 a,erii share of nahlc patronage by moderate
shsty0s azd stsiet ees.iisB ~ spssnsss. ssps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
know Martha Coulin, and believe VIA, she
JOHN POWER,

Flrlr GsHefat1f .Nen Iork
Re.torof II Peters fhGrrh.
GI.enat New Yora, tHis ith Day O. Dece" oet,
Isf1
I4taee full confidence III the ftaifHen dnhee
b. torbn t8uHu. hat4as Lnows hef ih, past
t.,fut, years y j cheat.alig elVraa5 particular
ma felatisu 10 hrf case 10 those w. my WIN
hrtAef inl. fluntuu. r - -
,,,ri,,r Of tn itsntah Ca Ae4c on an Asylum.
Prime steel. New ork. Doc T. l7l-.
Ihay. c.sflenc 90 the representations made
- 80 EIIjAH = II lsDf,
Al .eft,an loih Ward oi lie cay OF 3'ew lofk.
Dec a., ls42
Mariha Comm has i.see ~ my FANNY the .asI
l#tx,.t.. aua aaf.ug cefufs HAT the foregoing
.Ial,,tr. M n.alt by herself T. correct
Aies MAXI y LiOl D.
BE al Isfoae ii N~Ssss. r
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FORV ARDlNG.


JAZZ. 7. CtBDN VIII.
fSacreaer 10 AHerJ0ru, Co8wcH = Co
WHITING VIRGINIA.
WE'LL. continue he COMMISSION & FOR.
2 WARDING prSfNESSat tho old siard
ON Monroe ttrae' nod .oiclr. consPnmenis of Mer.
chao,i.. ~ rfaiase either Tor salo or forwarding.
49,.
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W HIG M E. E L N G s.
WIGS! LOCOS!! TYLERITES I!
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!
GRAND WING MASS MEETINGS IN
MARYLAND


The Wing State Central Committee, having
ascertained the most eligible localities for holding
the Congressional District Mass Meetings, an
nounce the following. viz.
The fourth Mass Meeting to be held in the 4th
Congressional District, on THURSDAY, THE --Ta
OF SEPTEMBER, in BALTIMORE CITY.
The fifth Mass Meeting to be held in the lst
Congressional Dir'rict, on THURSDAY, THE 10TH
OF SEPTEMBER, at NOTTINGHAM, in Pr. Geo.
The sixth Mass Meeting to be held in the I'd
Congressional District, on THURSDAY, THE 10Th
SEPTEMBER, at ilAGERSTOWN, in Washing
ton county.
The Committee confidently expect that the
GREAT CAUSE will prompt the Wings in TIE
neIghborhood where these meetings are called, to
make all necessary arrangements for the recep-
iion of their Wing friends in the district. They
will, therefore, call meetings and appoint all COM
mtees necessary to the accomplishment of the
object of this call.
JAMES HARDWOOD, Chairman of
the "a hig State Central Committee.
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ALEXANDRIA MASS MEETING.
RALLY wHIas' OF THE

RALLY WHIGSO OF THE
DISTRICT, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA.!
grand Mass Meeting will be held by the Wings
of Alexandria conformabIe with the annexed reso-
luton. All the Clay Clubs--the Giee Ciubs-aad
Wings Of the District are respectfully and urgently
invited 10 be in attendance upon that occasion.
ALEXANDRIA CLAY CLUB.-An adjourned meeting
Of the Club was held at the Theatre, on Thursday
evening, 5th September-the President in the chair.
The proceedings of the previous meeting having
been read, it was, Oh motion
1st Resolued, That the Club will attend the Wing
meeting to be held at Fredericksburg on the LIST Of
October, and THAI committee Of three be appointed
to make the necessary arrangements with the steam
boat and railroad companies, and to obtain list of
such members may find 1t convenient to 60
Cd. ResoLued That Mass Meeting OF the Wings
of Alexandria, be held at the Theatre, on Tuesday
evening next to which the Wings Of Georgetown and
Washington, and all Wings are invited I, unite with
us. This resolution to be published in the Washing
ton Standard.
Sd RESOLVED, That a special committee Of recep-
ton, consisting of six be appointed for Tuesday
ming (lOth.)
4th. Resofved, That committee Of six be appoint
ed for each floor of the Theatre to preserve order
CHARLES T. STUART,
Secretary A. C. c.
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Sarsaparla in cases of and chronic Rheumatism,
have only recently been observed and acknowledged
II long thought that preparations Of the root conh
ONLY be used successfully in Scroa and diseases of that
sort but the highly beneficial effects which have result
ed from administering Sandss Sarsaparilla, IN the most
nveerate cases of Rheumatism, have completely expio-
ded that idea Colchicum for time considered q
specific for this disease but it has been demonstrated
that this medicine, in many instances es the etas-
tosis translation of the complaint to the heart II
direct tendency Of this preparation to prevent this fatal
result by cleansing the blood from all impurities through
which alone disease be conveyed to the seat OF life
Prepared and solo, wholesale and retail, by A. b.
& D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton ST.,
New York Price I'll per bottle; bottles for IS.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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CARRIAGES.

r C.fRRLAGES
i HAVE just received three very handsome Carri-
ages suitable for one and two horses. They are, of
the most modern style, and Of superior Workmanship
and will be sold very low if Immediately applied for
Also in store several new and secondhand Carri-
ages, which make very good assortment, viz:
Square Carriages for persons, with splashers and
standing step
! very superior New York built Coachee
New York built Buggies with leather top
Charlotte, built by Seth lance for 81 200, is
new and will be sold at great sacrafce, say 900
1t the best winter carriage in the CITY, and is the
style as the French Minister'S last new Chariot
tee. VIM MARSHALL,
aug28- ct Auctioneer.
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For the Wing Standard
LOCOFOCO DECENCY TOWARDS The LADIES.

LOCOFOCO DECENCY TOWARDS The LADIES.
Doubtless the readers of your valuable paper
recollect paragraph which appeared in your
columns some three weeks since respecting the
erection of flagstaff by one Of he patriotic Wing
ladies' of this city. She was induced to 40 this
upon observing on the house of Locoloco neigh
Dor small flag flying " i,h the insignificant names
of "PoIk and Dallas inscribed thereon. Forth
with, a much lotter pole raised by the lady,
and from it waved, day and night in proud pre-
eminence, gallant sreamer and flag bearing
upon its ample folds the glorious names of "CIay
ard Freliughuysen'' But it seems that it did
not comport with the Democratic" notions OF
equality (Heayen save the mark y Of some zeal
Gus Locofoco to see a banner, and particularly
one bearing such names, daily reminding them by
its commanding elevation of the unreasonable dis
lance which separates, in political greatness and
elevated aud truly American policy, the candidates
If the tx great parties which are now contend
ing for supremacy Actua'ed by such feelings,
no doubt, some scoundrel, on Friday evening last,
entered (like feon, as he was) the premises Of
the lady, and, after having nearly cut through the
pole and cutting to pieces the streamer which
decorated il, stole the flag upon which was inscri-
bed with the, to him. obnoxious names which head
the columns of your paper. hope the man inc,
he is not man, though he may dignity himself
by that name,) may receive the meriled reward 81
his base and coWardly conduct towards lady,
with whom, am sure, he, or any such as him
self, could have had personally no acquaintance.
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TN NEW DRUG STORE.

IN NEW DRUG STORE
i HE UNDERSIGNED having entered into CO.
partnership, under The firm of ESPY u BYRNE, beg
leave respectfully to inform their friends the Non
THERN LIBERTIES, and TO the public generally, that
they have opened store on 7th street. between Il
and streets few doors south OF Aier & Thyson's,
for the sale Of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery and
Fancy articles, Paints, Glass, Os Dye s,uH,, Tobac-
co. Snuff, Segars and every other article their line,
fresh supply of which they now receiving.
No effort shall be spared their part to pieaee
and if constant attention to business the aale of none
but the best medicines fair and moderate prices are
calculated to afford satisfaction and merit public pa
tronage, then they confident of giving the one
and obtaining the other. SAMUEL q. ESPEY.
JO.iN s. BYhN
P S. Physicians prescriptions carefully compoun-
ded sep2- 2wmwNf
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AUG TON SAL ES.


GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
4o. AT AUCTTON t vi -
Ny wednesday morning next, at III o'clock. shall
and Liquors, to close consgnmens all of which must be
sold amongst which are: ~ Al
10 half chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Imperial
Teas n - 4 -
Bags Coffee, boxes Havana Sugar, kegs Nails
Boxes Shoes and Boots, &C.
10 half pipes and quarter casks Cognac Brandy
Is barrels good Rye Whiskey
quarter casks Holland Gin, pipes Wine Vinegar
Bales Almonds, Fiberts &c.
Several quarter casks of good Madeira Wines
5quar.er casks very superior Sherry Wines
10000 Cigars, Principe and other brands
IS boxes Cavendish and Plug Tobacco t1.5 81
Lots Muskets, Guns, &c, a sl e@8
With many other articles in the Grocery line, oil Of
which will be positively sold @
erms of sale All sums Of and under $25, cash over
$s5 credit of two and four months for notes sasaco
rly endorsed.
Additions received till sale.
sep9 r. w. DYER & Co. Ancfioreers
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"A GREAT MASS MEETIMo

first day Of October neat Hon John NJ Clayton, Hon.
VIM. g. Preston. Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Hon J. M
S. Causin, Hon. Willis Green, Hon. John White
together with many other prominent Wings of other
States, and all of Virginas most distinguished Sons
are expected to attend. Ample provision will be
made for the accommodation Of THOUSANDS!
AZ Come, then, men of ALL parties, and partake
of the Inequalities of the WHIGs of Fredericksburg
and old are freely offered to all
our Brethren, Democratic as yell as Whig
fredericksburg Sept 3, 1914.
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GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT.aUCTION. on MONDAY, 4
n SEPTEMBER 18TH
YIN MONDAY, the 18th Of September, commence
ing at 10 O'clock, A. M, at the residence Of Mrs.
McCardle, on street, opposite the General P,,st
Office Department, large assortment of we'll kept
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in pa t
Of Mahogany Sofas, Sideboards, gilt looking Glasses
card dining, and centre Tables, paror Carpets Rugs
dinner and tea Sets, mantle Lamps, cane, rush and
Beds, Mattresses, BeLsteads and Bedding, Bureaus
and Wardrobes, Washstands and Toilet Sets, wi, it.
ing Tables window Curtains, Lamps, together with
fine parlor stove, and large assortment Of kitchen
utensils.
Terms ofsale: All sums under $40 cash, over $40
and under $40 three months credit and $40 six
months credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest from day of sale, slst4, giis
VIM. MARSHALL, #
aug3l-ts Auctioneer.