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POETRY
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Are few, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount of feeling. r. Prcival ,g9

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.e'N ft-f.A ~ o~-~S-1~--~S~~ Il
~, .'s y, 1T IS NOT ALWAYS. MAY n (.
.uias9a y BYoH, w! LosGFELLow. 4 "a
Tbs sun is bright, the air is clear,
The daring swallows soar and sing,
And from the stately elms hear. Z Nv
z The blue-bird, prophesyingo the ,sprin,
So. blue yon winding river flows, a..
1t seems an outlet from the sky, :,
Where, waiting till the west wind blows,
The frcighted clouds at anchor lie.,, "
All things are new-the buds, the leaves,
Y That gid the elm trees nodding CREST,
And e'en the nest beneath the caves
There are no bids in last years nest.
All things rejoice in youth and love, aaa
iii The fulness Of their first delight; Ho
And learn from the soft heavens above
tenderness Of night. 4 7
Maiden thou read'st this simple rhyme,
Enjoy thy youth--it will not stay; pa
Enjoy the fragrance Of thy prime,
For oh! it's not always May! uaa
.,tF4tsa.l.f iuL .agE aaG ,InnsEgla ygsv
Enjoy the spring of love and youth,
" To some good angel leave the rest ~
For time will teach thee soon the truth
There are no birds in last years nestl
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.t9 c. ECKLOFF IL SONS,

South side Of Pennsyivnnia apeue, beftoeen l2th
slfN t7eq1e and l3h streets, r / hal .3ty
yyTOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Wv publlc to their assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods, Of the latest styles. They believe
them to he unsurpassed in beauty and fabric. A'r
I,is suggested to all who are in want Of articles
in our lne 10 examine our goods prices, &c We
have no doubt they viii be fn'y satisfied OF the facf
,ho, our goods cut, finish and praces, unexcep-
,ionable in all their requisites,
We have at all times 2 large and fashionable as
,or,,nen, of READY MADE CLOTHING on
hanJ ~ our own make, which we can with conf
Jence recommend as being of superior finish which,
,o,e,ho, u;,h an assortment Of Fancy Articles, rem
6ers out stock we'll worthy the attention OF the
april 2s-tf. Nat. Intsligeneer cod M
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CHOICE READING.

of you enlighen the people, donot forget that this
is but half the work. Let them be made viruous and
religious, or you leave them more exposed to danger
than they were before.o
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i7tl - Ps4l a Card.

eR7ti ~ es9l A Gard.
HNHE undersigned, considering himself duty
7 IL qualified offers his services to the citizens
of of7Washington for the drawing Of plans and spe-
cfcations Of dwelling or other houses, and also as
measurcr Of builders work. Charges moderate.
III may be consulted Ibetween the hours of-9 and
10 o'clock, A. NJ, ,sat Mr.. Purdy's Office, Lumber
Yard, Nh street, Market House square. LIZ 1eh
fob 27-tf b8E JOHN C,' HARkNESS,s
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nENNIS PUMPHREY'S Livery Stable, cor
i ner of 9th and C.streets.a Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner. ...asnn lMsA D N.gM
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TTOMEPATHY.-Dr Jonas Green, gQate of
.I1 PhiladelphiaD tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Washington and its vicinity,
as practitioner of the Homeopathic system Of med-
cine. His residence is on G street, near Sd.
dec 23-tf ''A '#t iY
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Family and Superfinc Flour

, 9a OATS, SHORTS AND CORNNEAL. '
A ) This 10 the season of the year when there rs
IA some difficulty in procuring good barrel OF
Flour, we think it advisable to inform those who
wish choice article to call upon the subscribers,
who have in store hfs AaA.t ~
~ SO barrels choice brands lWQ22s ttN
$50 bushels Sugarand Oats s'h6lanHia 5t
900 do Shorts . 81, ...,.
1c u so do white Cornmeat 'erN'
Flour, as well ss every other article, delivered
free of charge, and warranted to give satisfaction.
BROWNING 81 BELT,
A;,ne a5-,f ~ North side Bridras'-~e.
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FOR SALE.

I,OJJR small Frame Houses, situated on the cor
+ ner of 4h and Il streets. Enquire at this
office
july l6-5teod
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CUMBERLAND COAL. from the celebrated
" mines ofthe Maryland Mining Compa-
ny, and Of quality heter than any heretofore Of
fered in this Market be bad by the chr load or
smaller quantity. at a.. .s. 4 j. PURDY'S b,
-. 5,,.,,, Coal and Lumber Yard, Centre-market.
feb 6--n I .....# .....7 .I.f. t4IIpa 9E.. II t
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nARIs MILLINERY, Just opened at Mrs
S. Parkers Fancy Stors. NHh =
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BUSINESS CARDS.
0Hl9 sY17 BENJAMIN HOMANS, Lgoa
AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
ReklueesA lQiL md a.

bslWecN IUhi and II TN Streets, Jr0aEsngg Fe'lfa-
II Sad aou4 syloania Apenue. n 5ftj magi ~
/. Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to atany place within the city
march 9-tf 49,, n, ..,.,.,-.s. o.l ~
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an sfienrt Busint ans

.llo q W0o 3tll ss3egl
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MECHANC ARTS.


ruNHE subscriber respectfully ,,foi ms the rsoi'e
Il OF Berkeley County that he has erected 3
C,scb- Maker. sh"r. on Queen 81, Nar,inshprs.
nmrdis,-iy ja,smg the Luheran Church and
ma,i, opposite the G-z-t,e Ofice where he is pre-
psr-d To manufacture All kinds ot Carriage work
according otders He will also s',ic,iy sft-nd
all kinds Of repairing in bis line IT business up
The shortest nuiice snd The REASONABLE. terms
take this occasion Z" re urn my thanks 10 tie
people ri Berkeley County foi the patronage re-
c. lived during the pa.r year. ard sotel, keeHl'nn-
snc- md increase of the ssu,e, as shsa epdesyor
TO rrsder satisfaction To oil II ny esstomrfs.
| have sso on hsnd some secondhand Carriages
end Buggys for Sale OF Hire.
May I845 NEIL ALLEN.
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ID. l.. u:arssasssss
PATENT FORCING PUMP.

&lNAhhEhs, Planters, and Gsntif men can have
u ~atet bTUughi from distance to resrivoi'
from which 1t mss be conveyed in pipes 20 the
house barn. hog siies, e. 10 me milk rooms Tor
keeping milk cool ~ sumner; or To supply f"Un.
fains. These pumps may be worked b, hand q,
bya water heel OF windmill, and capable %
forcing 100 20 600 tee, horizontally, and from
30 10 90 feet hi ~ sod wi,b the addition Of a
Bose, may be converted into Fire Engine.
gt-ksi.r 10 Andrew Hunter, Eco and Hon l.
X. Dongass Of Ctatiesov Edmund l. Lee, jr
Shepherdstc~n; d H. Conrad and Bernard
Doll, Lsqs, Of Nsrtinsbutg Col. John Strother
IF Mmgan County.
Orders lei with JOHN KABLE Of Kahl@fown.
Jefferson County, OF with RiiNS JONES, Nsr.
fin.borg, Berkeley County. will be promptly at
tended 90.
Septenbe, 1916
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A MONSTER SLEIGH editor oil
the Haverh.ll Banner says tina. the largest
sleigh he ever saw wss brough, into town
recently, drawn without freigh, by eigh,
sparkling horses. When fill d, it requires
10 be drawn by twrn' y-four or twenty.
SIX horses. 1t is As feet long, 8 feet wide,
and Is feet high; ii has 20 seats. and
100 persons Can be seated comfortably
N IT. 1t was built in Boston two years
lInce.
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Do 1T AND DON'T DO rT.-Should YOU
happen TO catch yourself whistling in .
printing office, and they tell you to
whistle louder-don', you do it.
When messenger from your next door
ns'ghoor comes requesting tho loan Of
your morning paper, just as you have set
down to read lido il by all means. All.
ways lend your newspaper.
II our collector should chance TO call
upon you, requesting Inc payment Of Z
little bill, or asking half dozen Of your
friends names as subcribers- do lido il :
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THE GUlT-VAToS
EOax 1916.

FENNE New volume oi :" "e Cuitivstor," for
Il 1876, commences the fast 81 January, aud
ne Nos III, he promptly Issued Oh the nrst OF each
monIh ss h-ret,,fnie. la the import ance. extent
snd variety Of its conien,s--in the number Of
con rutois-in The beauty and variety of IL. ill.s
ur~'inns veil US IN the extern # us circu,aiioi,
tins paper is without a iival n tho agricultural
press. Ut home abroad.
Terms Single copir-, 81 yesr-Seven copies
for s. --rt'-.n copies Ia, 30 Any person dis
81 10 AID IN prom Jung the circulation ot :" The
CuiiIvHior, vii receive sample tu,bers and Pr"--
,ecius's, u apptc-tt n. I"s'-Paid. Address LII
InER | UCkEk Educ, Culus atnr, Albany, y, Y
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go gRINT ERse
Type Foundry and Printers Furnishing
Warehouse!

guNHE .ubscrih~,s have ops"ed new Type Faon'
Il dry IN the CIT, OF New York. where hey are
,ead, 10 suppl, orders any extent toT ay oioa %
job o. Fancy Type, Ink. Paper. Cases Gsileys'
Bras Rule, Steel Column kut,, C0mPo'ing Stick
Chsse. and every other article necessary for Pnnt-
ing Office.
1ae TYPE, which are cast in new molds, from nm
entire new set OF matiSrs. sNA deep counters. srr
warranted Ia be unsurpassed ~ 8n!, and VIII be
sold Al prices To suit the tunes. All the type tur'
nshed by ~ Ia "hepd-casi."
Printing Presses furnished, snd also Steam En-
g.ne> nfthe host approved patterns.
B-A Naehinisi Is coastsn,ly in attendance
- repair Pres.es ard do light work
Composition R"lle,. cast fa Printers.
0J-Edi'ors Of Newspapers who will buy three
times as much Type as their hills amount to- Hsy
1--WE the oooye six months insertion IN their pa.
pers and nd their papers eoutsinng :! ~ ihe sub.
.crhers. coo kCROFT x OVEREND,
Oct ., i845--6m 68 Ana o.. New Y ,rk
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lDeGGTred .ATGiSleso


~N~NN~NN~NNNNN~~N >N~NN>N~NN~>>N
The ELDEST DAuGHTER.-The de.
20, tnrnt If the older children Of The fam
iay Is o! great importance to the younger.
Tn ir ob-d,rnte .r INSTRUMENTATION oper-
al, s throughout ,he whole circle. Espe-
cisIly 10 the station Of The eldest daughter
one If eminencr. She drank the FIRST
draft # the IN theirs love. She usually
.nj Us much OF aer counsel and comran-
iunship. Ia her ahs' nee she is the nalur-
Al vict roy. LIE: tn mother take double
pains to form her own correct model to
make her nmiablr. diliRent, domestic, pr
Gus trusting that the image Of those
virtues may leave impressions on tho soft
waxen hearts of tho younger ones, 10
whom she may. in the providence of God,
be called to Sill the place Of maternal
guide.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

FILE YOUR NEWSPAPERS. Every per.
son who tak's newspaper land especi
oily weekly p4per) should keep tilas 81
it, aud every Two or three years get them
bound. Ev'ry mau VIII does his, leaves
a valuable book TO his children, who will
respect his memory and value The bequest
IN T. than ten times ITS cost any where. -
A volume Of newspapers sixty years old
would now sell at more than cost any
whera. A newspaper is the very best has.
tory OF the times which Can be found and
after a long lapse Of tune they are resort
ell 10 by scholars and sniiquarians with
great interest.
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BILL OF THE MINORITY.
A Bin for taking the sense Of The People
for the call Of a Convention to amend the


for the call Of a Conreniion to amend the
Constitution of the State.
Whereas it is represented to the Geney-
al Assembly, that a portion of The good
people Of this Commonwealth are DESTROYS
OF amending the Constitution of this State,
and this General Assembly feel il to be
their duty to ascertain the wishes Of the
people on this subject, And whereas in
submitting this important question to them,
it is proper that they should be Informed
on what principle the proposed Convention,
if desired by the people. shall DC organi-
zed:
l. Be II therefore enacted, Tha. il shall
be the dut- Of the officers authorized to
conduct elections within this Common
wealth. at the times and places of holding
their elections for delegates TO the Gener-
al Assembly in the month If April next,
to open separate polls for the purpose OF
taking the sense Of tbs people upon the
question, whether they desire Corven.
ton to amend the Constitution of tbs State,
organised upon the basis ofthe free white
population. The polls so to be opened
shall contain two columns, one for the
names OF those who vote in The affirma-
tive, tho other for the names Of those who
vote in the negative. and shall be headed
thus "Shsll there be Convention 10
amend the Constitution of the State, or
gained upon the the basis Of the free
white populat n 7"
CONVENTION. NO CONVENTION.
2. The officers conducting said cleo
tons, shall take the vote on the question
aforesaid, OF every person qualified ac-
eording 10 the existing laws Of the Com
ucnwesllh 10 vote for delegates such
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

A Match FOR Hams. "a good an
ecdote is told IN the True American, of a
man Famed BeDtly, a most confirmed
drunkard, who would never drink with a
friend, or IN public, and slways bitterly
deu,ed, when little too steep, ever tas-
ting liquor! On. day some bad witncs
SIS conceal, d themselves IN his room, and
when the liquor was running down his
throat, seized him with his arm crook d
and his mouth open, and holding him fast,
ask-t him W III sna ar of triumph. "Ah,
Bently, have we caught you at lss,--you
never drink, m :" Now zoe would have
supposed tia, Benty would have sckn W.
lodged the com. Not he with the ms:
grave and lnexpressibIe laca he calmly
md ir a "dIgnIfied manner" sad "Gen-
II, m q, my name IS not Bently."
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10 clean Marble. take verdigris and pum-
ice stone, well powdered with lime, new.
" Stacked; mix these with soap lees, TO tho
conscience Of putty. Put il in woolsn
bag and rub the stains we'll one way; tbase
wash of With soap and water, Repeat II
not removed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

IRoN IN PENNsYLvANIA. One iron
foundry mar Harrisburg, Pa, paid du
ring The pas, season $4,000 for toll, on
lis coal and iron transported on the ca
nal. There hsve been erected in the
State OF Pennsy wanna. within the last two
years, thirty two anthracite foundrles.
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Centlenen,s Clothing.

On the second u ,or o. THEFT building. wh.eh bss
been fitted up iot The purpose viii be touhd large
assortment Of The finest md MEDIUM qualites Of
CLOTHING READY MADE, OF superior slyts
and workmanship
No yARIaTIos IN PRIess--the lowsaf price Is
distinctly marked in figures on every garment
The basement has been handsomely fitted W 70,
the sale of Goods by the piece-s very large as
sort,pent Of Ci.Ot us. CASsiMERES. VEST
lhGS, AND IAlLOhS' TRIMMINGS, being
always on hand, NJ the lowest market priees, 10
which the attention oi purchasers is invited.
November ~, 1915
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A BIG Business The receipts of the
bar of the ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
pay the expenses oil the entire establish
mept--being in The middle Of the day at
The rate oi one hundred dellsrs an hour,
and from ak TO eight bundled dollars q
day--so says the Picsyuna.
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James ETpeesOrSsist,

4 CELEBRATED remed, for Coughs, Colds
IN Consumption, Asthma, Splitting OF Blocd
Group, whooping Cough, Bronchitis. tcu'r Rheu-
mstism, Pains in the Breast OF Side, Pieur.y, In
Aametion of the Lungs OF Throat Difficulty of
Breathing, and all other diseases Of the Pulmons-
ry'orsdn s--received and for sale by
Moe. Is J. NJ. YOUNG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

THE PURCHASE OF NAUvoo.-The
Warsaw S'gnalssys two Catholic priests
= ssed through his place on Monday last,
on their way TO Nauvoo. Their object
" to ascertain The particular u ture and
amoont "f properly which the Mormons
wish to dispose Of 10 Their CHURCH and ON
hat Terms It can be bought.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

ApygHTIssmgsTs will be inserted three times
at 81 per square fourteen lipesJ AID vi IS cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
DsIhs number Of Insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy Of the advertisement
sent or IT will he continued until forbid. andehar-
ged areordingty
ON siit4ry advertisements IT hslfpricc.
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THE WESTERN CONTINENT ,
WEEKLY k.wsPsPER ~ Lir,RATuRg AID AIR
IsdspendeHt ~ Pof,hes. int IN Criticism.
Edited by Park Benjamin,

Late Editor o he Nes wo,id. and " G. THoaP
son late Edaer u the Augusta Mirror and
Auth" Of Major Joue,' Coo,tshIp,"
'.CAron,cies of P,neyilis." &c.
FE%HE fsvo'abl. a--pics. under witch this ,ui'
u u.i y eommrnce1s and he warm encourage
ns-nt with icii II ha he, u welcomed IA all parts
4 the county, are positive e-sutsncs. of It's sue
c., The ialtrst a,rsng nlcuts have been usde
toc-tr, II On With spui,, energy. and tfi' ct. Edi-
tors whose regulations established, bsSs bern
permanently ebgaged; the n,o-i able aud popular
~srIe,s ave bpeu enlisted; the sbUadant treasures
III Eur 'ersiu wiiI b. broug h hlsher and pro
'Usrly isvi.bed--nde-d the whole world o: lette,s.
WHEREVER gen,u- fl ,ushes and aiming .pesd-. will
b. put Jude, contribution to give strength beauty
AID variety to The |es;ern Continent "
IL picsepts weekly comp. I'D OF news, culed
Win car. tom every foreign ant domestic source,
and q digest OF all kinds of ,utormaioD l.iet all
scientific poiitics, elginus--irteresting alike to
the scholar and The man 81 business.
IL 10 derofed 10 Southern and festern tafereas,
not ~ opposed To those { the Nort1 and East, but
as coasohaut with rlstd and jvstee--ibterests be.
-to~.d by the Constitution. aud Indispensable 10
thr. m sinensnce of the Union Of the States 1t
-crks 10 susdue sectional -aoases. cherish senii.
meats smiiy. expand the affections we'll Us tie
loieiieet ~ and builj upon the neutral ground
Of leitr,s. new temple 10 Concord where ell par
ties may and b. brotters Coordination 10 Its
aim; truth its guide
Il shall b~ worthy Of it's name" rBs WEsrERs
Cosrts our Country, gu, whole Country.
new STATES aud Old States, lew Territories and old
Territories, ours by position. ours by occopation-
however ours. IT ours by rght--shail b. commended
for def ni-d and ns,ntsined according to hum.
Bile abslliy, hui with fearless spirit.
great deal more than hi. nigh, be said but
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james Life Presercatice,

k.SUR The cur. Of Scrofua Kings Evil. White
Il Swelling, Ulcers. rumors. Rheumatism, Mer-
cuIsl Dtsesses, and has neye, iailed single in
stance TO cure Cancer, and Goitre or B,on' houe--
received At J. NJ. YOUNG'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
Thrasbing Machines.

The subs, ibeT has nmruoed the manufacture
Of Horse Powers and 1hrpshipg Machines at his
establishment where he will keep a supply ready
Tor sale. made OF The very best materials, and OF
the approved plan for strength and durability.
and by means liable TO get out OF order. They
will thrash clean and Of easy drsft-msde TO y OK
TWO. four OF Ave horses, and warranted To work
~ell.
He also manufactures CORN SHELTERS. 10
work by hand, BY horse or water power.
Hi. Laihes ard Machinery are propelled by a
Steam Engine and he is ready TO do all Turning
IN Brass and Iron with despatch. Mill Machinery
and all Other work, such as Thta-hins Machines
and Hcr,e Powers repaired promptly
OOld Cssi-lr"n, Brass and Copper taken IN
.xchang. for Castings. JONES,
Hsssrstoe n. NJ T.. Jul, 10 i8i5-6m
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sINOk sale, large qurnhty at G'"und Alum
II Salt. in nice otder, which will be- sold low foI
cash Those wanting Salt viii please give me II
call W'N kkUESLN.
X II Depot, Oct. l6
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CRAZE & blacksmith Coei.

EUST received, prime article oil GIs'e
es Coal; also on hand, pine sricie of smuh
Coal-atl Of which vii sen cheap for cash
r. Depot, Dec II NN KkOkStN
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MaRIlNsBUaG GAZETTE.

PUBLISHED gvgKY THURSDAY noRfiNo
A. - 90 year, if paid tn advance $3.50
n paid within the year, and $500 at
the end Of the year. No paper dtscon-
ffnucd until all arrearages are paid, exc
cent at the option Of the Editor.
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A CERTAIN and pleasant remedy Tor Wo,ms,
IA Dyspepsia, Piles, Fever and Ague. and all
diseases OF Debility. especially OF the Stomach and
Bowels and organs of Digestion, &c Sc received
and for sale by }. NJ fOuNo'
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Carpets, Rugs, Sc.

WI S wHilE would Call me attention OF the
LIE Pub lc 10 bis stock o CaipeIs, Rugs, &c ,
Which consists Of
Super lngrIn--extra hne;
Foe Coityp s 8 yds " lde;
Venetian Caip.i;
Fancy Barge t'r Cum Cloths;
Fine lutcd kug-;
"A Heavy Oh Cwth-, ana Carpet Bindings;
W noh ne ~th eudehVor 10 sell al p,Ices 10 please
all who may The aTtice Oei %
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Pnahi9ala

NN~NN~~~~N~~~~ NN~>NNNNN~NN~
GIVE A TRIFLE.
ar d, C. coLgsw WORTHY.
Il isa triAe--give mill
To help the poor along;
IT'S not the smount--it ]. The will
i hat nakss the virtue strong.
IL have but liuls." never cay.
a. vii not avail to giye;"
A penn, Il yau give to-day,
Win make the dyisg live.
II ia the spirii-not the gold
Upon tie waters cast
Ibst will return a hundred fold,
To cheer aud bless at last.
Then give rife eheerfully,
From out thy little store,
Wuh interest IL will come TO thee,
" ken thou wilt need II more.
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e2sseasf.

n HAVE Just received lew bsuels Of fresh
Il ground Cumberland Cement. which will eel
cheap. WIN KkuESEN
r. r. Depot. Oct. Q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

EtoARSE BOOTS AND SHOES--just re-
~ eeived "a LN,ra article Of Meas ana Boy
Coarse boots. Also On hand a 6ns assortment Of
Mens and Boys Coarse Shoes, which ! will sell
eAssr WASHINGTON hROESEN.
hell Read Dspot, Nov. 20. 1915
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

EAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. a gene
% r., t..orinent OF the above named Medicines
received and lst sale by j. 81. YOUNG.
Oct rs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

WHEELING.-The Wheeling Times
on'aus n tabular statement Of the man.
ul,c,ur,s aad tnechap'yal trades 10 that
Guy, prepared by the Board of Trade
Fl m tns, the following aggr, gates are
rxttrct,d:-
Number of ,srabishn ents, 266
Number Of hands employed, 2,27O
Amount of wages pad, 500, SD
Capital invest'd, laos, 325
Annu product, 1875, 200
1880 hogs have been slaughtered
there this season, for which 1851 ,00O
have been paid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
New stock.

New stock.
HAVE just received .Isi<e ant superior stock
Il ut iOBACCO SNUFF AMI CIGARS, which
Anl he sold oe Tor cash--smong Which viii be
found a splendid Article ot CHEW ING iOBAC-
GO, at rs cents per b., warranted To please TIL
most fasttdious m point of taste, In addition To
my iorm-t ok f Cigar, have added some ex
TIA boxes oi KkGALtAS, which i"t favor cannot
be -xc-ird. BENZ ) LIEIH.
Der. %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
French Cashmere a Ec0sse

Esk ENCH anu other Cashmrr rich
FL sr,le Mouslin de Lsinr krpt Cashmere
Paid silk.warp Alpacs,; New style Bingham
and style Fall Prin,s, just received and for
sale by ID. +. SHlPLEY.
Oct %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

TIoAK1NGS- New style Plaid and Striped
" Coakings for sals by
Oct. 20 D. e. sHIPLEy