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GAR IsEN SEED.

IRON Growers Of known reputation, and
L warranted fresh and genuine, at wholesale
and retail
ARTICHOKE-Green Globe
ASPARAGUS-Wh Giant
POLE BEANS-Laree and small Lima
SNAP BEANS-EaIly China, Early Yellow
six weeks
F" Early Mohawk, do. Half Moon
Refugee, or 1000 10 one
BEET-Early Blood Turnip rooted
Yellow I"
Long Blood, hangel Wunzel
/" White Siesian French Sugar
BROCCOLI White and Purple Cape
CABBAGE-Early and large York, Early and
late Ballersea, Early Sugar Loaf, Large
Drum head, Large Bergen Flat Dutch,
Drumhead Savoy, Green cured Savoy, Red
Dutch
CAULlFLOWER-Ea and late
CELERY White solid
CARROT-Lons Orange, Long White and
Red Field
CRESS CURED or Peppergrass
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Early Cluster,
Long Green, Long Prickly Ghcrkin for pick
ling
CONN-Early Sugar, Early Tuscarora, Early
Golden Sioux
ENrIVE-Grcen CURED
EGG PLANT--Purple
KALE-B!ue Curled Siberian, Green Curlcd
Scotch, Rape or Cole
LEEk-Larse Scotch
LETTUCE-Whii ard Green Head, Early
Cur!ed India, While and Green Coss Brown
Dutch
MELON-Nu'mcg, Green CIron, Pine Apple
WATER MELON-fnest kinds
NASTURTlUM
MUSTARD-Whi,ea and Black
ONION-Whe and Red
OKRA
PEAS-Lanlrelh Extra Early, Early May,
Early Frame Blue Pfussian, Dwarf Mar.
row;at, Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Asso.lcd
PAGSNlP-LongS Smooth French Sugar
PARSLEY-FineC CURED
PUMPKIN-Laroe Yellow
RHURARB-or Tarls
RADDISH-La.ge Scarlet Long Salmon,
Whit, Turnir, scarlet Turnip, black Spanish
SATISFY, or Vegetable Oyser
SPINACH
SQUASH-Early Bunch
TOMATO-Large Red and Yellow
TURNIP-assored
HERB and Flower Seeds.
Feb. 7-c3w WIN PALMER.
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-,o GROUND PLASTER.
RGHMoND Ground Plaster in barrels
~ Labec Ground Plaster in ,ierces
Also, Lump Plaster
For sale By
so EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
a p Dew dozen bolles each Of genuine Old
inv,,; soft and pure Madeira Wine, suitable for
'uyrsltds: for sale by.
go GAYNQR q WOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

BACON AND LARD-Seycral thousand
ID lbs of Bacon and Lard have come TO hand
Of North Carolina raised Hogs, Virginia cured,
OF small size, bright. well cured and healthy look
ing-lhe Lard, OF the same quality, in Firkns OF
20 lbs. WIN. WALLACE.
Feb, 7--3t
The Compiler will copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

Price, 50 cents per hotile-six bottles fer s. 50.
For sale in Richmond by DUVAL& & PURCELL,
General Agents in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling; IA Norfolk by VI. A. Santos In Lynchbnrg by John
n. Seay; Fredericksburg by Dr lanes Cooke and c.
u. tlnui and in rarm,t hy Or. Vim. II Chappeii.
Eel,
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NOTICE.

NToTICE-Messrs JAMES S. KENT and
IN WILLIAM G. PAINE are admitted as
partners in our house, from and aiier The LIST day
Of January past.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

raDDIs B. LUCK'S OFFICE, corner Of Main and
" 18Th S.reet.-Drawn numbers of Pokonoke Lotte.
~, Glass 26:
Drawn numbers Of pokomoSe Lottery, Clas, q:
81 Sc 10 / 81 60 IA c. 81 % 49,
Drawn numbers OF Grand Consolidated Lottery Class o.
50 IS 6s 80 II 81 CO 10 y 81 80 10.
~ Fo. schemes for this week, sec advert'sement IN
another column. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

REMOVAL
A BARGAMIN has removed his Copper,
n. Shee, Iron and Tin Ware Mandatory to
his NV brick building on 10th street Immediately
in rear OF his old stand. Having made arrange
menis for carrying on The business more exlen,
svely han heretofore, invite those in want OF
any thing in my line to give me call.
Planishel, Japaned and Tin Ware OF the most
superior manufacture, always on hand.
All kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron and Zinc
work done to order-Zinc, Copper aud Tin Roof
Ing, Guuering and spouting, done at the shortest
notice and on accommodating terms.
A BARGAMIN.
10Th street, between Main and Cary streets
Feb l(l-c0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

JITISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
w RY, SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
and BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
For sale by f. J. P1COT,
Feb 5 Below the Old Market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
Feb. 10 Agent and Collector, Isles Row.

THE WAR OF FOUR THOUSAND
l. YEARS-beins connected History OF The
various efforts made 10 suppress the vice OF In
temperance in all ages Of the world, from The
foundation Of the class of Nazaries by Moses,
10 the institution of the order OF the Sons OF Tenn
perarce, inclusive with full account OF The
origin, progress and present prospects OF the lat
e, Institution; by P S. White and Hugh R. Plea
SAINTS. Price rs cents neatly bound; for sale in
am quantity BY
Feb 10 l2l Main Street Richmond.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16
WHICH IS THE TAXLAWi

Where are we TO look for the tax law! 10 1t to
be found IN the pamphlet of thirty solid pages, is
sued by the State printer If so, which edition Of
that pamphlet Are we to look for it in Auditor
Woods " Iasirlciions?" If 1t is to be found in
them, may we be permitted to ask in which! Is
it in No. /, orNo. 2, or No. 5! Or are we to wait
for Nos. A, s, and 6, which are said to be almost
ready, each conradicting all and sundr7 OF its pre-
decessors, and the whole contradicting and con-
flictng with the original law itself! The public
have deep interest in the matter, One way or
another, the mere cost Of carrying out the law,--
that is to say, supposing it can be carried out,-
will tax the people about HALF A MILLION OF
DOLLARS, to say nothing Of the vexation to which
they will be subjected by the operations Of stat
ute so utterly tyrannical, that is, 81 thoroughly
whiggish, in its nature. Probably we must wait
for the real law until we haye read Keley's Conn
mentares" on Woods Instructions" as to the
meaning Of Kelley's law itself These !" Com
mentares," we presume. will embrace nice little
octave, Of 800 pages, small type, in double COLI
umns, with note, appendices, &C.; and will be fol-
lowed. in all probability, by an Exposition" from
the Attorney General, which may be the end Of the
business. The whole will form ahandsome Family
Library and constitute an agreeable course ofread
ing for the fsrme ,after their daily lsbors and will
doubtless reconcile them to the necessity OF giving
up all their property to save the banks from taxa
| tion and maintain the ascendency OF the wings.
Such blessings are certainly worth paying largely
| for Statesnsdsl. fg sf Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

AZ intUesion money cf ioheh the People hare neo-
a. VET receiced one cent, the debt thus createdre-
sulting from one Of those brilliant financial opera
tous of the great iohig leader. for which he is 90
quite as clear and ineligible
as the law enacted to provide for their results!
REMEMBER
That at the very time the Wing Ltgisidfors were
adopting this plundering law, they also added TO
the expenses Of the State, by the creation Of new
and useless Offices, for the benefit Of the hangers-on
and retainers of their party, and otherwise increa-
sed the public burdens!
REMEMBER
That while the ,u5ig leaders and schig prsssss are.
endeavoring to cram this law down the throstsof
the people, the Democracy are every where sngaL
ged in warning against 1t. in the hope 81 averting
The ruin that its continuance mustbri0g upon The
State Statesmen
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16
For the Spirit Of Demo cracy.

Mr.. MoRRrs-l am not one of those who are
fond Of complaining of authorities, but SIR, there
is point at which forbearance ceases to be vir-
tue, and think we have arrived at that crisis
The matter of which AM now about to complain,
is the rregularity in the arrival of your paper al
Calais, in this county. About the goth of last
month Ireceiyed fhreepapers by one mail, and il
would seem that the Spirit had taken its everlast
ing flight, for none have come to hand since
There is wilful, or deplorable negligence at some
of the Offices on the rout. Where is it, From
my knowledge Of the Post Masters at Woodsheld
and Calais. the blame does not rest with them.-
Your paper passes through but two Offices on the
Summer6eld rout, and but three on the BarnesvilIs
rout A SUBSCRIBER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED BY THE
PEOPLE WHEN CALLED UPON BY THE
WINGS TO GIVE THEIR VOTES FOR
THE MAINTENANCE OF. THE PRES.
ENT DYNASTY IN OHIO.
REMEMBER,
That the existing odious, unjust oppressive, and
most unequal Tar Laso, is in allrespects the work
of the Whigs-thati it was conceived by Wh,gs,
supported only by Wings In both branches of ti.at
body. and finally, passed by Wing uotes alone!
REMEMBER,
That the Democratic members of the Legislature
opposed this nqutous scheme to enable the rich
man to fertilize his fields with the sweat of the
pool mans brow at every stage of its progress,
by the use of all Legitimate measures-by endeav-
ors TO have It SO amended as to do away with its
most obnoxious Professionally sound arguments,
and by their voes but all to no purpose, the iron
rule of the WMg majority carrying it through,
even against the repeatedly avowed wishes OF the
more consderate members of the party, because
the obbers and other drones, the special pets
of the Central Clique of the T'hig Party, were
determined to revel in the produce of the unceas-
ing industry Of the Working People Of Ohio!
REMEMBER, t
That this outrageous law, which it is pretended
was enacted for the purpose of raising money to
maintain the credit of the State, and prevent Re-
pudiahon-the only ground on which even its best
friends can defend it and hence should have coun-
tenanced no exemptions save those 10 favor Of the
poor, actually erenlpts from taxation the banking
interest the very class ,chich erists only through
violation of the Constitution, and tohich preui-
ously had received the privilege Of fastening its
notes upon the state as currency Not content
with exercising one Of the greatest attributes Of
sovereignty, it likewise claims the enjoyment of SO
great boon as not to be called upon to contribute
at the same rate with other interests to the com
mon burdens Of civilized society and this boon was
granted by the Whig Partyi H
a.,a REMEMBER, a j
That exemption from taxation is the grand dis
tinctive mark of Privileged Orderi that such an
order can exist in republic as well as in a mon
archy, if great party chooses to bend its whole
weight to that end; and that the Wing Party in
Ohio has so done, with the obvious intent to over
throw the Liberties of the People,
REMEMBER,
That the cost Of this impudent attempt Of the
Whigs to fasten the entire public burdens upon the
producers Of the state, cannot be less than three
hundred thousand dollars, new source Of i'm.
mense expenditures created at the very time that
the necessity Of the law is proclaimed as. coming
from the inability Of the state otherwise to pay ts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

WAR.-We have given up great portion OF
this weeks paper to details Of news from the Camp
Our readers are no doubt anxious to hear all the
news from that quarter. We think it not unlikely
that general engagement has taken place. ere this
between the forces of the United States and Mexi.
CO. Although the Mexican force greatly outnum,
bers Gen. Tayor's army, yet we do not fear the re-
suit
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

sIf the Island of Great Britain was set in the
middle of Lake Superior, it could not be seen from
the surrounding shores. ST. Clairsuiile Gazette
The Island Of Great Britain, according to Good
rich's Atlas, contains ss,57s square miles, and
Lake superior 81, 900 square miles! W.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of Trumb,su County.

THE CASE OF McCooK.-Ths trial Of Mr..
McCook for the bribery of member Of the Penn
sylvania legislature, closed in Dauphin county, q
few days since. From some of our exchange pa.
pers, we learn that McCook was found guilty and
sentenced to pay fine Of six hundred dollars to
the State tits further stated that he paid the fine
before he left the court house. and Immediately
left for his home in Carol county, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
EDITED BY J. R. MORRIS.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO:
SATURDAY. MaY ls. ls4s.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

a;-v. B. PALMER is our agent for receiving
and receipting for subscriptions and advertisements
in the cities Of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston, Business intrusted to him for this Of
fee win receive prompt attention.
Address-v. B. PALMER, Real Estate and Coal
Office, No. SO Pine street, ,Philadelphia-C Coal Of
fee, No 100 Nassau street, Tribune Buildings,)
Wep York-S. E. corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets. Baitimore--No. 16 State street, Boston
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vollies were poured into the place
where he was. Lieut.. Porter and one
man of his party are still missing, be-
sides the man known to be killed.
"Two other companies, of twenty.
FIVE men each, were despatched early
this. morning to make still further
search"
STILL LATER FROM THE AR
MY OF OCCUPATION--HlGH
LY IMPORTANT-PROBABLE
CONFLICT BETWEEN GEN.
TAYLOR'S ARMY AND THE
MEXICANS.
Capt. Stark of the schr. Cornelia,
which arrived last evening from Bra
zos St. Iago, having left on the even
ing of the Oath uIt., states that. about
three hours before he sailed, an express
had arrived at Brazos Bay, from Gen.
Taylor, with the news that the Mexi-
can General had given notice to Gen.
Taylor that if he did not remove his ar
my from Point Isabel within thirty-six
hours, he would fire on him. The ex-
press further stated that 1000 Mexi-
can troops had already crossed the Rio
Grande, between Baretta and Mata.
moras, and were stationed between
Point Isabel and Gen. Taylor's camp.
Should the above intelligence prove
correct, we must shortly expect to re-
ceive information of the commence
ment of hostlities between the two
countries.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

0o- 1t appears from Bicknells Reporter that Ohio
tobacco is selling readily in Baltimore. The prices
are for common to midding ~ 80 to 4 30; good
IS to 6; fine red and wrappsry $5 SO to 10; fine
yellow $40 to IL; and extra wrappery $ll to IL.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

DAVID ScoTT, Of Ohio, went out in the steam
ship, Great Western as bearer Of dispatches to the
American Minister in London.
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WAR;! WARM !
Latest Nsscs from the Campo
Uaa4sIifsna cnana,a need sN

y HUTLTLICTC6 CUHETTCCTICCI. ~. N,
Prompt Action Of the Louisiana Legislature.
~ ST. JosEpH's ISLAND, atgs g1'
Texas, April 2S, lS46.
To the Editors Of. the Ifcpic: ,s,sy'
By the arrival Of the steamer Monmouth, this
day, intelligence has been received at this place Of
the army Of occupation being surrounded BY TO-
900 Mexican troops. The Mexican army passed
the Rio Grande in the night. Capt. Thornton, ID
dragons, in attempting to cut his way out with
his company, was killed, Also two subalterns and
I3 privates; the remainder taken prisoners Gen.
Taylor, on this day, 28th, engages with the ene-
my, His whole force offghting men will not num-,
Der 5000; his motto isseonquer or dier The
United States troops are eager for the fray.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16

sTruth crushed TO earth will rise
again." II isnotso with eggs--gener-
ally speaking. ;S,s.s,
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which you addressed to the American
Secretary of State, tor the purpose oi
ascertaining, clearly and authoratively,
whether the United States government
would be disposed to admit the appll-
cation Of the principle Of an arbitration
in the Oregon question on any other
terms than those which they had alrea-
dy rejected.
In thus acting, you have, in the most
iudicious and satisfactory manner, an
ticipated the instructions which ] was
pre- e,paiing to forward you on this sub
ject.
We have nothing to do but to await
Mr.. Buchanan's reply TO your appeal
to him, although ! collect from your
despatch that your proposal will GER
tainly be refused. Should that reply,
however, be of such nature as to give
any ground of hope that the matter in
dispute may be brought to an amlcable
issue, by means of direct negotiation, !
shall gladly avail myself ofsuch an open
ing. If not, it will then be for her Ma
jesty's government to consider what
measures it may be expedient to adopt,
in order to meet any emergency which
NAV arise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-16
| am, &C.,
(Signedl ABERDEEN.

FoREIGN OFFICE, March 3, 6 p. M, 1916.
SIR: Since my preceding despatch
of this days date was written, have
received your despatch Of the 9Th Of
February, with its enclosure, by which
you put me in possession of the final
rejection, by the United States govern.
ment. Of our proposal of a reference Of
the Oregon question TO arbitration.
There is, Of course, no time, before
the departure of the mail of this even
ing, 70, the consideration of so serious
question as that which is involved in
the Presidents decision, as now an.
nounced. i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
Fever and Ague, and all Fe.
vers Cured by Rsran-
drcil,a PILLS.

A LII Fevers are occasioned by the disor-
IA dered motion Of the blood, produced by
the Immoral serosity by hardening the valves
of the vessels. The blood circula,es with great
ly increased speed, and is still increased by the
friction of theglobues, or particles which com
pose the mass Of fluids. Then it is that the
excessive heat and chilis is experienced through
out the whole system, and accompanied with
great thirst, pain in the head, back, kidneys,
and in fact complete prostra,ion Of all the
faculties OF the mind as well as body.
On the first attack Of fever, or any disease.
Immediately take large dose of Brandre.h's
Vegetable Unirersal Pills, and continue TO keep
up powerful effect upon the bowels until the
fever or pain has entirely decreased. Six or
eight win in most cases be sufficient as first
dose, and one dose of this kind it is not impro-
bable. may prevent months OF sickness, per-
haps death.
Dr.. BENZ, BrandretRs Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed universally approved medi-
cine, which by its peculiar action, cleanses the
blood Of all impurities, removes every PAIN and
Weakness, and finally Restore the Constitution
to perfect Health and Pigor.
The Medicine is for sale by NJ. LOCKE,
Martinsburg, Va. Oct. |, lS46-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Mr.. Hoyt is not yet dead. and it is pos
sible that he may linger several days, but
the chances Of his recovery are as one in
hundred. The pistol was a revolver,
and was discharged twice; the first ball
passed through the heshy part Of the legs.
and occasioned but little injury; the Sc
cond took effect just over the left eye, and
has been removed by the process of tre-
panning.
The examination has been continued
until Wednesday next, the accused with
his attendants, Col. Samuel S. Myers and
William Burr have been admitted to bail
in the sum of ten thousand dollars each.
Hoyt denies his guilt. and when he sup
posed himself an ertremis, he declared
that the last words he uttered should be to
proclaim the innocence OF Mrs. Myers.-
The public ascribe these declarations raih-
er to the galantry Of the gentleman, than
the real innocence of the lady.
This evening there is report in circu-
ation, how true we know not, that MIR
Hoyt has make will and left Mrs. My
ers legacy of S3S, 900.
II is said that Col. Pollard, the father of
the lady arrived in the city to day, Just in
time TO find fathers intended retribution
anticipated by husbands vengeance
This is not community where the dear
est rights and tenderest ties can be intring-
ed with impuni,y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
Commercial Record.
I N<NNNN~~NNNNNNN~N M
BALTIMORE .M.aRKETl

BALTIMORE .M.aRKET,}
american Office, Oct. S, 1916.
CATTLE.--Beeves have been arriving more
freely this week, but the market was not ami
mated, and prices have declined The offer
ings at the scales to-day amounted 10 1890
head. Of which 253 were driven 10 philadel.
phia; 100 remained over unsold; and all of
the balance, TAI head were taken by civ butch
ers at prices ranging from 81 75at2 so per 100
lbs. on the hoof, equal to 33.50aS4.75 net. and
averaging about $3.50.
Hocs.--Lise Hogs have further declined
We note sales at $4a$4.25. and quote these
rates.
FLoua.-There was sale on Saturday OF
300 bbls Howard street Flour at 1857, and
one OF 400 bills. at $3.50. To-day the make,
4, rather less active Holders are asking IS. SO
and buyers are offering S5.25, but no sales
have taken place. The receipt price from cars
Is unsettled
GRAIs.-The market opened today with
very little animation, and sales were made at a
decline on our last quotations Of 3 to S cts
We quote fair to good Md. and Virginia reds
at lO2alOS cents, and ordinary at 95al0O cts
A lot OF Penna. white was sold today at los
cents, and another verv prime parcel at l2O
cts. We hear Of no sales of white Corn since
Saturday when several parcels were taken al
50 cts Sales Of 5000 bushels yellow were
made this afternoon at 20 cts. Sale. of Oats al
34a36 cts.
BAcoS.-Bacon continues in good reaues
Al last quotations, but the sales are not large
We note sales Of Shoulders at 3ia4 Cts, ant
some choice parcels at Al cents; and Sides a
81. We quote Hams at cents as II
quality.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
THE NEWS AND THE MARKETS.

Inc Baltimore Sun OF MONDAY, says =
The news by the Hibernia was receiv-
ed too late on Saturday afternoon to as
certain its probable effect on the markets.
The probability is. however, that the prices
Of last week will be fully maintained, with
an advance in corn, unless private letters
should not warrant the accounts published.
The New York Express Of Saturday,
says:-
The news has made quite sensation
in the -four market. Holders of Flour
feel as if the accounts from the Continent
would sustain markets sellers, however,
are willing to meet buyers; and about
5000 bbls Of Genessee and Michigan have
been sold at s. 1921, and smaller percels
shade higher.
In consequence of the further advance
in Liverpool most Of the holders put up
the price of Corn to SIC; there are no
BUYERS over SOC. Prices may be quoted
at rs 10 soc. Wheat is without change.
Holders of Cotton anticipated the rise
70 Liverpool and are not disappointed
Tbs market has gone up ! to | cent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-08
a GA RDe
Dr. j. Ii. Gibbs,
Hfuffsf.

WILL remain for short time in Martins
w burg. for the purpose of attending tc
professional business, He will be pleased &c
wait on all those who may favor him with
their confidence and he is satisfied that he
can promise success in all the cases which he
may undertake.
To those who are unacquainted with DR.. G.
as Dentist, he would state that he pursued
his professional studies under the auspices Of
Professor CHApIN A. HARRIs, Of the Balti-
more Dental College, and that he has been Cor
the last seven years a resident practitioner Of
Cumberland, Md.
He may be found at Oden's Hotel.
Sept. "a, lS46-tr