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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
81 TAPS C0TT's General Emlgrat.oa

1T TAPsC0TT'S General Emigration once, 70
SssyE s0uthsreet, corner Madsnsae. Agent for tns
-a1- New Line Of Liverpool Packets" Sc.-The sue.
scrDer IN reminding their friends that they VIII continue
tunder the superniendeuce Of Mr. VIM Tapscou In Liver
pooL) 10 make arrangements with persons residing ID VIC
United ies or Canada 10 bring their friends from me Yo
country - New-York, Boston, Baltimore, Phiedelpnla,
NrOTlcens, Quebec ST Johns would inform tnsra 1s'
the same principles which their business hiss been coz
Quoted, viii he continued through 1876 Mr.. w Tspscoh
(uow vel known very great number who have oesh
despatched for Ibis country under hs direct:on) vii
usual attend with puncluaty the embarkaOn Of every per-
whose passage may engaged for the New Line
Liverpool peckels" viz
QUEEN OFTHEW EST, l2i0t tons ROSCiuS, 100 tool
LIVERPOOL. 1t5O " StDOOSS, 1900
HOTTIEGUER, 1000 Z" CARR Ck,lOOO
ROCHESTER, ilo0 I" SHERIDAN 1000
The S. George Line OF Liverpool Pac4ets." the Union
Line of Liverpool Packets Every information vii gysa
BIZ making peraOua application the office, by letter
tpo.tpad) Addressed 10 ". & J. T. IA SCOTT,
Is Solth-st corner Matsn-lane, nswY0rk,
Orto VIM. TAPSCOTT. or
GEO RipPsRD K SON. es wa,erioo Road r,
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~ SuspeEters
1905 pairs mems, women's snd chidrens' Rubbers
1,W9 DO mems strapped Oyershoes, leather so!es
1000 do do Metallic DO
Zoo do ladies' Metallic Euskins
zoo do do do Slippers and S2ndsI
900 do do Sandals leather soies
al OF which are warranted 70 De equal lie best IN the
world and retain their color under any circumstances
for sale cheap al ts warehouse Of the Newark ~ j. In.
Ola Rubber Factory, IS Msideu-Lane
n20 Il HUTCHINSON RUNYON.
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APoTEGcARIEs' HALL, SO cATHERINE-sT.

LII MEDICINES In this establishment warranted gen.
"A uine. No boys inexperienced young are ever
allowed wait customers The nest Swedish Leeches
for sale or applied by experienced person
WIN. WATSON Chemist aud PharInaceuist
$40 SIreod From A. Gcrdens S72 ONfoTd-st London
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lusuranre.

SAINT HasxAy Secretary.
Alinura Post NJ. D. 5Oi broadTVay' physician, al ~
'IIHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance C ConiP1-
/ ny-Offce No. - Wall.sttest-Witn sound Capla,
pledged for future Losses. exceeding S2Oo,ooO-sitet
paying their entire claims BIZ The late Conts {rsuonc.n
Luue 10 insure against loss dailAge by M sd me
casualties Of MARINE and INLAND NAViGArloH, on
the favorable Terms.
r. Claimants by the recent IRE gre requested 10 Nfa"
their claims for immediate al lustnent
TRUSTEES
James De P. Ogden, Ssm'l L. Mitchell a. n Mercha9
James Brown Samuel Nillets spers oeneuct
John Gihon, VIM D. Thompson, Aimet lteed
:. burntt WIN, Auaii- ts.eH I a, =. ~. -,
P. SpoHord r. Whitmarsh, Lorng Andrew
A. Norrie Benz. Richards Ab'm Bell,
D. A. Constock James Reyhurn :. ID DelaDo
p NJ Whimors Wm. Fl. Aspinwail. A. Foster. Jr
Edw. + Sanderson Thos ", Ludlow, g. W. Gray
a. Woodruff Leo'd ) Siarezl tas r. an HHep'
Rob: L, Taylor Thos. B Richards Jed Fr I,...
Edw'd Center, John Cryder, jacob Harvey,
Henry Chaurcey Schuyler Livingston:
-,'''' JAMES P. De OGDEN President
A. NJ. MERCHANT. yice-Prssideu,
LEWIS BENros, Secretary. Jy&2G
TsVHE HOW ARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make Insurances qgainsiloss or damage by FIRE and
INLAND NAVIGATION, on teriaa "a lsyorab!s a. any
0i'' ' Gapl.a ': sco 0C4oSGe No. 81 wasuea
DIRECTORS.
+ Ravens, Caleb o Hu.slcd, John Rankin,
Najsh Taylor VIM w Todd, Msigs D Benjamin,
j Ph!llpsP hrnlt VIM Couch. Nathaniel Weed
Tanning Tucker, !. Wcoiieyr Ferdinand suydam,
John John Wolfe, Peter l. Negias. Edyxirl Anthony,
LEWIS PHILLIPS. socrotsr,. Jlstfr
0FFICE of the CRoroN INSURANCE COMPANY,
W No s. Wall.st Gd Joining the Mechan.ca Bank in the
CITY of New YorkThs Company lost by tie recent Frs
$4,000. Their and Gbove All claims against
them exceed 10000 They continue 10 insure Marine and
Fire risks st fair
TRUSTEES.
Jnnes Harper, LO!ing Andrews, Robert Lane,
Edward Richards Joseph Nore1 john I Giichfis,
James Phalen. Leonard Appleby Jas II SlydsT,
s. A. Lawrence Asa Crosby John . Lasaa,
Edwin r. Trernain John j, Hrrrica Ssi1l Sherwood,
Sigs NJ Crancall, Abraham Van Ness James Cook,
Jobn Breasted WIN Cozzens, Elias T Aldrch,
James Cruikshank, Herman Gould, Geo Whitaker
J Lean1er Starr Theo Meyer. Tbos MonenRn,
Charles Il Vose, Cyrus Chenery, George Pslen,
Zadock Pratt Lawrence Hill VIM BurgOycc,
Geo De Kay WIN Townsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, Vice-tresideGL
NICHOLAS CARROLL Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector. 1871 yos
Also Inspector for Lloyd" for the Fort OF NewYos.
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Din6ow Gba0es.
II 0O0 PAIRS OF WASHABLE "

4 I w
i.UUbSHADES, for sale at Kelly Riker's 1871 Chat
Merchants, pedlars, Huc0neers aud others. buy
ing sell again, Informed that this Is the only place
Neyvior ut which they purchase complete Bs-oft-
meni tor low prices also, retaed al small advance from
wholesale prices Cord Tsss and Brassr wholesale and
retail. kelly RIKER. Exclusive Window
d. Shade DeA-ra III ChnL.l-Ln..L near RnnseY.lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

1T FOR LIYERPOOL-ReSu!ar packet OF tho 81
$500 December-The splendid cket shp ASHBUK'
TON, VIM. Rowland, master, will sail as above, bet
regular day.
Having verJ superior accommodations for cabin second
CABIN ana storage passengers persons intending 10 emo
should MAKE early eppcauen on board foot Of en-sne
or. JOSEPH hcMURRAY, 100 Pine-st- cor OF SOuh-sL
The and elegant packs. ship Henry Clay Ezra S5e,
master, will succeed he Ash5Ur,on end sai the SIN JAZZ
her regular day.
y. 3. Pc DESTROYS Of sending for their fiends can
have them brought cut in either Of The above splendid yes
s-s moderate terns nv making application shovs
Il ONLY REGULAR LINE OF packets FOR Se~
49, or!eans-The splendid, welLsnown, AMI f4sI saf
Ing PACKET ship ORLEANS Capt Sears, viii posi-
lively sail on Saturday, December 6h her regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin, second ess
ana slrrfage passengers, persons about proceeding 70
Orleans should rot fail 10 berhs by immediAe ~
Pleeaon on board foot OF Maiden.lane, or 20
w. J. 7. TAPSCoTT, rs S91skst cor. Msiden'hns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
India RUBBER ROOTS, 5

INDIA RUBBER BOUTS, SnYes tI.ovts, Sneets
Cloth, Toys, Life Preservers, Cushions Air Beds Hose,
&c We have hand In addition the above articles about
thirty different KINDS Of India Rubber Shoes that offer on
most favorable terms dealers who invited TO examine
their stock 500 prs. Mems l. 4. Boots with and without
leather soles 5000 prs Womens Go Shoes lined Prov
Gence patent Overshoes. Mems and Ncuens light and
elegant sheet rubber Oveshoes flexible soes $4,000 i'm
ported Rubbers some ofyhch entitled 10 debeniure
c. SMITH n SON. "a Jnhn-s:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
Real estate.

r. ROOMS WANTED-Three, insd story below or
81 near Cha:nbea-st for s. per mouth a D.. 3: .iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
GsQal Netless.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 2Sth lei5
PURSUANT to an Act OF the Legislature, emitted An
: Act relative to the collection of lakes In the City OF
Brooklyn and for other pUrposes (passed April 18Th 1881
Notice IL hereby given that tho Assessment Rolls for ta1es
for the year have this day been delivered 10 Tho
Comptroller The City OF BROOKLYN and that from all tsxes
which shall be paid tho said Comptroller within thirty
days from the date hereof, deduction oi three por cent
viii he made and that from MI which shall he 40 paid
after The expiration Of the said thirty days and within sixty
mude IND that and after the FIRST Tuesday In January
next per VIII be added all then remaining
unpaid and that the Ihiyd Tuesday of January next the
sd Comptroller VIII deliver 20 the Collectors OF the Cy Oh
Brooklyn he said Assessment Rolls Together with the war
thereto annexed directing them proceed with
gard ~ The unpsd taxes ~ tue manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend avail themselves the provisions fthe Act refer
red IN the above notice 10 inform him thereof
practicable That their bills in readiness
delay when they may be prepared pay their
mon Council, NOTICE Is hereby further iven that the
Comptroller will receive his office in The City Build
ings, FROM y O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL O'CLOCK
r 81 and At 40 other hours
o29 Sun A. II. OSBORN, Comptroller.
DY ORDER Of Hon John Wilson, Judge of AL
NJ bany County Courts, Counselor, &C notice IL hereby
gwen pursuant to the provisions OF the statute authorizing
and concealed debtors mat
an attachment has issued against of William Ha
sJn, uhabiiHnt this State, aDscoDting debtor,
lately residing N the city Of Albany will
be- sod for the payment OF BIS debts unless ne appear and
discharge such attachment according u law iinIn three
months the r publication OF this notice; and that the
payment any debt and the delivery any property be-
longing such debtor hn or to hls and transfer
hidden by a%, void Dated the 18th day Of Ccto.
ber 1875 WOODRUFF & YOUNG At1rneys
OF law SIN for Attaching Creditors, Exchange Albany
IN PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate OF ths
sons having claims against WALTER KELLEY, late of tho
City ol SeIg-IOrk shphasler deceased 10 present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

x Periuniery, &c for sale by DAVID SANDS co. II
East Broadway, cor. Msrgei-st viz
Bermuda ArrowRoot, warranted pure nad OF Inc best
quality.
Cologne Water OF superior quality in bottles draft
Also, agents for DR.. Pra's Patent Artificial Nipple which
is recommended by the first Physicians In the city.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared by compe
tent person AZ all hour. day and night. Mig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

MERCHANTS ard others IN want OF Account Books,
WI ruled and bound any particular paliern invited
examine the styles OF Account Books manu!ac-
tured by Francis Lourel, II Maden-iane All orders
with which may be favored will he executed short
notice in the hes, style. FRANCIS L LOCTREL,
Manufacturing Stauoners, n Maiden-ane.
Account Book, Paper and Stationery Ct low prices.
21
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

DENkNIFE AND PENCIL in handle OF an ordins.
~ PeuknIi- size, from the celebrated manuactory OF
Joseph Rodgers Sons This Useful article, together with
a large assortment OF Pen and Pocket Knives, gold and
Silver Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Ivory Tablets Pearl
Penholders Pear and Ivory Folders offered al low
prices wholesale and retail! by
FRANCIS X LOUTREL, Manufacturing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

OLE BULL, DE MAYER, Templeton hc.-Seats
OcAr be secured al the Concerts OF Ole Bull De Never
Tempetou al any OF The Ora;oro5 any crowded lee
lure, tno matter how great the rush by OF Brown
Co.'s Cane Ch2rs- These articles lille larger than
The ordinary cane, and be mmedia.eiy opened into
chair They will be found invaluable accom- psnimen TO
hose who are Obliged 70 be LATE concerts crowded
serbies the possessor place them IN any desirable
position For sale wholesale and retail by
n JOHN }. BROWN l. co. i22 Fulton-sI
a TLANTlC DUCk.-The Owners and Captains OF
ships and steamboats, OF the largest csss arr respect.
y informed that cornodtous and safe bes for rnoorng
aeH respective vessels dung the approaching winter NAV
De Obtained within the capac;ous Basin of the Atlantic
Dok eno on more reason sbe terms than ny open
docks along the sEores OF the port
There Is ample QUANTITY Of Iggh,-rs Canal
OF Iowoosts with perfect projection from ice or
casualties TO which craft are exposed elsewhere
Owners and Agents will ind II lteir ntersst 10 call al the
ofaes OF the Atlantic DOCK Company, No 9 Wsl-s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
Gtopcs Mc.
NEW PATENT
HOT AIR FURNf

A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves for sale by
n o2i 2r VIM WEST. 1873 Huison-s
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asnbIir Gonspanres, ST.


r1 FOR BRIDGEPORT ardHouss;oRie
E~S4Sv-5SR al lroad-Ths steamboat SIMROD, Cspt.
zsznssaasss1 John Brooks Jr leaves NewYork ou he
foo, of Markets., every day 81 O'clock A. NJ Sunday
,raus:l In connection with the Cars from West STOCK
brld,e Returning BRIDGEPORT at u O'Clock. 2 ID Va
Inv, arrival OF the Railroad Cars from West St0cAbfdse-a
I,yirg In Nev,-YOrk al hall pas, O'Clock 2. VI.
The TWO O'Clock Line 20 Bridgeport Is withd SsSss
VIII leave arrival Of the boat for SusGofd, hioiu'
FAIRFIELD Southport aud Derby. -,
10 t,s > az '' R &. MASON. Supt
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TT I
eabora.. case covered with morocco plain gill! superb
IL Illuminated g in. by It n.-i in deepD uniting The en-
tire eqsOI Of the portable desk, and containing the
Justly celebrated and lerer balance with penhoder
new application OF inksanc win India rubber stopper,
steel pens letter and chequer seal memorandum tablet
und botling card u inch measure India rubber 80
medallion and othes waters sticks of sealing wax
lapers Promethian lights being sufficient 10 seal 800
letters &c For sale BIZ JOHN J. BROWN co.
FullOn-st near Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

rFNHE CKUTuN WATER in its present state OF I'M
purity entirely unit for use, either beverage or
for culinary purposes. Il however be Invested Of al
is impurities and be rendered of chrysLare clrarness
by the OF subscribers Premium Water Filters,
manufactured at the Crcon Plumbing Establishment, No.
500 Broadway, between Walker aud White SIS
T. S.-Croion water introduced into dwellings, &c and
the fixtures supplied the lowest terms
nlelm STONE BROTHERS, Plumbers, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
81 jStecCaueouS.
THE OAK-CURlOUS EXPERT.
MIM MT

Take an acorn n the fall OF the year,
tie string round it in such way that
when suspended, the blunt end OF the
acorn where the cup was, is upward
Hang it thus prepared 10 the inside OF
bottle, or hyacinth glass, containing a
little water, taking care that the acorn
does not reach the water, within an inch !;
wrap the bottle all over with flannel, so
as 10 keep 1t dark and warm, aud put it
in warm place. In three or four weeks
the acorn will have swollen, its coat will
have burst, and a little white point will
make its appearance at the end opposite
the water. This point is the root the
acorn is now changing its nature and be-
coming an oak still, however, i must
be stat oned in the dark, still it must be-
kept clear OF the water, and so it must
continue till the young root is at least
hal an inch long.
Then the water may be allowed 10
rise higher but it is only when from the
neck or the root, the little point begins to
turn upward, that it is safe to allow the
water to touch it. AT this time, the
acorn has ceased to be an acorn, and has
really become young oak for the lit
tie point directing itself upward, is the
beginning # that great trunk which cen.
Jury later may form the timber of frig-
ate. As soon as the young stem begins
to shoot, the oak will require dose Of
light, a little every day and it also
yearns for more food, SO tina, its root,
which in reality is its mouth, must be al
lowed 10 touch the water and drink il.
After these events have come to pass,
our little nursl!ng breathes, and must
have air; digests, and must have light (;
sucks greedily, and must have fresh wat
er gwen to its roots, which, however,
should never be permitted to be wholly
covered just that point where the stem
begins, should always be kept out of the
water. The pet having been brought to
this, its first state OF existence, must be
KEEP: in the window. AT first it will be a
stout thread, whitish, and covered witS
tiny scales, then the scales will expand
little, and the end will become greener.
Next will appear some little leaves /;
har will begin 10 grow, veins will branch;
the old scales will fall off, and by slow
degrees the leaves will arrange them
selves upon the stem. each unfolding from
the bosom Of the other. And thus, out Of
a little starch and gum, for the acorn was
not much more,-manifold parts will be
curiously produced BY the wonderous Gre
alive powers Of nature Gardner S
Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
MAXlMS OF BISHOP MIDDLETON.

MAXIMS OF BISHOP MIDDLETON.
Maintain dignity without the appearance
OF pride.
Prrsevere agains, discouragemenis
Keep your temper.
Be puGciual and methodicsl 10 BUSH
ness, and never procrastinaie.
Ptrsrvere in sel-possrssion, and do not
be talked out of conviction.
Never be in a hurry.
Rather set than follow example.
Rise early and be an economists Of
time.
Practice strict temperance.
Manner is some,hlng with every body.
and every thing with some.
Never aequesce 10 immoral or perm.
cions opinions.
Be not forward to assign reasons to
hose who have no right to ask.
Think nolhing in conduct unimportant
and indlfitrc nt
In all your transactions, remember The f.
nal account.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
p0NHl0AEo
SEEK YE A BRIDE.

SEEK YE A BRIDE.
Seek " to win winsome bride
Your coming years to share
Whose kindnes. wins, whose virtues beam,
Whose smiles resi.iless are,
Win her not with falterins tongue.
Dim not her glowing heart
With jesting, coarse. or willy words,
Or praise Of studied art;
Thus Oft we fad
We faint mind,
In native virtues rieh
guiltle.s heat,
little art,
May unswsres bewhch.
And wo to the mortal who dares 10 stain
Tha, drop Of the spirit divine,
By Nature bestowed, BY Heaven ordained
Noble then thy w0eing
Noble as the prize is high;
Win her by those noble wsy.,
That will respect secure;
And not by signs and love-sick lays.
And honeyed words allure
lin the orbs of the blessed TO shine"
WIN her by thy actions bright,
Win her by thy love Of right.
BY Thy zeal in mercys name,
BY thy praise on Others tongue,
(Snngs OF self are TOO oft snng)
By voice more prompt to plead,
by aspirations which will shed
Glo.iug honors on her head.
So shall thy life no Earring ills incur,
And all thy elores shall descend 10 her
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02

OLD NEWSPAPERS. Many people take
The most interesting reading imaginable,
is fi.e of old newspapers. 1t brings up
the very age, with all IT'S hustle and ev-
cry day affairs, and marks It's genius and
Is spirit more than the most labured dts-
cripton If the historian. Who can take
a paper dated half century ago. without
The thought that almost every name there
printed IS DOW cut upon a tombstone a.
the head Of an epatsphl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
VOLUME as.
che atfarttmsbmrg Ga,ette !. pu

Iished every Thursday Morning, at | Wo DOL
LARS per year. II potd adpanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
year; and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of
the year No paper discontinued until oil ar
resrsges arc paid, except al the option Of the
publisher
~ No subscrip,ion will be taken for loss period
than six months.
ADvERrisEnssrs will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square, (fnurtesn linss,) ard al
Twenty Five Cents for each Subsequent Insertion
DTThe number of insertions must be marked on
the manuscript, or copy of the advertisement
sent, or !, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02

1t is said that there IS a tavern ~ Old
kentuck that goes a stripe beyond any
thing excellent in these diggins; the wild
ow Larkin's girls serve up fowls SO beau
fully that her chickens have fight every
day to decide which Of them shall have
the pleasure Of being caught and killed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02

An old lady having heard somebody
say ''the mails were very irregular, re-
plied-"lt was isi so in my young days
no trusting any OF their fair words.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
New Brug, Confectionery
AND GROCERY STORE.

in the room for many years occupied BY Adam
Young, on Queen Street. His assortment of tie
several articles in his line, although not full ut the
present time, will be found 10 contain those which
beneficial thu sick, and pl-ssing 10 the
and besides. his charges very moderate. He
therefore confidently invites the patronage of The
public as the quality Of his assortment and the low
charges which he will make must certainly meet
the public sppl citation. All who disposed to
patIouise u beginner IN business. and who regard
economy, should give him a call Among bis goods
a, nresert rnav he fouud-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
ElAX-SEED CANDY,

A n agreeable article for Colds, Coughs, &c,
~ Sc, used as the ordinary Candy but much
snnerior for the purpose above recommended, Just
received and for sale by W. DORSEY,
May 80 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
I'R2c Goods.

VENHE subscribers are nov receiving their fsl
Il and Winter supply of GOODS, to which
they respectfull, invi" this attention of their Gus.
mers and others. Having bought large por'
zion Of them in Now York, We feel assured that we
can se Goods cheap, il not lille cheaper
than they can be Tough in his market
LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
Oct %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
Dry Goods
OF Domestic and Foreign manufacturer;
Hardware, QueensWarc, and
GEcCE-TES.

He respectfully solicits call from his custom
ers and the public generally, feeling confident bis
stock will compare IN quality with any other, and
is determined TO sell a very short advance for
cash, Or to puncrual customers
Oct ~ 1874 d. S WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2 lsaL5
Ladies' Dress Goods.

n" + have just received large stock Of La.
w dies Dress Goods, VIZ:
BFk Gros &c Swiss;
Blue-bfk do:
Plaid snd Striped do;
Super Mouselin dc Lame;
French do;
Rep. Cashmere de Corse;
Plain do. do:
Plaid Bohemians;
Plaid Alpaca;
Changeable do; Plain dol
Earisum Cling hsms
With fine assortment OF Prints from 81 TO J 4
cis per yd 10 ell Of which respectfully invite
the attention Of the Ladies'. feeling assured that We
can please the most fasiidious.
L!KENS & CAMPBELL.
Oct "a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
Fall B. Winter Goods,

usising in part of Cloths Cassmers, Cassinetis,
Vestipgs. Alpaca Lustres-bl'k and cofd. Cash
mere D'Ecosse, Afghan Grape, Plaid Closking,
Cacoes, Gimp and. Fringe, Gloves, Mitts, Rib
b"n., Lace Edgings Blankets, Brown and Bleach
MusIins, with almost every article IN the Dry Good
line. besides Groceries, Hard Ware, Queens-Ware,
Boots and Shoes, &c; and he is enabled TO offer
goods at such prices as cannot fail to please.
Purchasers will find it 10 their advantage to give
him call before making their purchases, a. bar
gains can be had
October II. 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
EfOOd Pitts.
Essence of Mustard,

n EE'S long tried and weltestabhshed remedy
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