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sells in the progress of the unhappy
affair. | need not speak his conposure
to you, but l will speak of his sensibilily;
of the tenderness Of his noble nature
when he spoke Of meeting ION terms
which scarcely permitted the hope Of
the escape of either parly,) a man with
family as numerous and dependant
upon him as his own. From policy, |
rather seemed TO enter into his feelings
as an antagonist, and so prepare him for
the deadly strife.
Without saying one word 10 him, how>
ever, | left Washington the next morn
ing, and proceeded 10 Virginia to see
Col. Mccarthy, the friend of Col. Ma
son: On reaching Alexandria lheard
that Col. Mccarthy was not at his re-
sidence in Loudoun. On my return
10 Carolina | wrote him, and proposed
an armistice and reference. 1t was met
by the brave man with a benevolence
and chivalry worthy Of his exalted cour-
age. Col. Mason's departure before
your brothers recovery, for California,
nnder orders which procluded MOS
mcnt's delay, suspended our works Of
conciliation. Your brother knew no.
ching Of my pacific interposilion until
Col. Mason's departure. His life was
preserved for noble desliny. lie per-
ished where he would have liked to have
died best. Before embal king for Vera
Crnz he wroto me, entreating me TO ap>
ply for an appointment as general officer
in the army of the United States and
as the most powerful induccment he
could offer, he informed me, that he and
his command would rather serve under
me than any man in the United States.
[ State this fact at the hazard of having
imputed to me ridiculous, if not GEN.
surabe, self-love.
But those, my dear Butler, who know
our countrymen, will only recognise in
it the fbres which unite one South Car
Gilman to another. AS little deserved
as the compliment may be, why should
not cherish it next to my own heart,
at least, for secret pride and solitary
enjoyment.-In the burning interest of
the progress ofevents in Mexico, | found
il impossible 10 resist the invocation. |
rendered my services to The Presidcntin
a post not Inconsistent with The rank 4
Ihadzheld in my own State; he preferred,i
hope | am the last in the world 10 take
exception to preference which Tie sub
segment distinction of this gentlemen has
entirely justified.
FL had been appointed, however,
shink hazard not much in saying that
onr Palmetto standard, which have been
''paled its fircs'' on any field, would
have been borne aIoft wherever my
command may have been. If ] could
not have restrained :he impetuosty Of
rl,e daring vaIor Of your gallant brother.
and our brave South Carolinians, l
should at least have claimed the meIan-
choIy privilege lha, he should have died
in no other arms but my own.
My dear Butler, arrest the current of
your own grief. Let his widow and his
children cease to shed Gear; there is
bu, one transition from the deatll-bed Of
a Christian soldier, who died for his
country, to that realm where tears of
care and sorrow are unknown.
Believe me, in sympathy and esteem,
your devoted friend,
J. HAMILTON.
Hon. A. P. Butler, Edgclield, S. c.
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NOTICE..

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of
IN George Pope, deceased, are hereby no,i-
fed that il is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
Go not pay will be sned before return day
The Notes are in the hands OF N. l.. Griffin or
J. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. II. POPE. Executor.
Jan 8 II
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Notice.

ALI, ,I,ose indebted to the old firm of Pres
"A ley Il Bryan, either by Note or account
ure requested To come forward ana seit'e up
We arc compelled 10 bling the business Ir, 10 d
close. f. Il. PRESLEY,
b. e. BRYAN.
September Z, 1547. II 80
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Notice..

NOaiCc.
a: LII those indebted to the estate of Charity
~, johnson, decd, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having demands
to present them properly auested.
G.. b. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY,
administrators.
july7 If "a
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Notice.

"A PPLIChTION will be made 10 the LIE.
IA gislature of this Stntcs at IFS next session.
for an alteration in the Charter OF the Town Of
Edse6eh so as to give 10 said town the use of
the money arising from Licenses.
aug lS 3m 30
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MOT ice.

WHHE Estate of GiIber: Summerall being
Dcrelict all those having demands, are
requested 10 present them, duly alesled' ana
those indebted to make immediate payment 10
tae subscriber.
o JOHN HILL, o. E."D:
may 2G If IL
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down in the field, and with their chief
killed, and their second in command
disabled, early in the action, have con.
tinued without a. moments faltcring,
without an instant's confusion, fighting
on to the close with unbroken front and
unabated ardor, is an achievement which
stands in honorable parallel with any
incident in the annals Of ancient or mod
crn warfare. Therefore,
1. Rcsoiued, That as citizens Of
South Carolina we are profoundly CRATES
ful to those gallant representatives of
our State, who on the fields Of Contre-
ras and Churubusco, have not only sus-
tanned her old renown, but added a page
TO her history bright as any which re-
cords the past.
2. Resolued, That, to the survivors
ofthosc bloody fields are due such hon
ors as belong to approved patriotism and
atcsted valor, and with these we are
prepared to welcome thcir return. To
the i:lustrious dead, our trihure is n
profound appreciation Of the rich legacy
Of their fine.
8. Resoivsd, That, in the marked
and singular hcroism Of his bearing, Col.
oncl ButIer proved himself the worthy
leader of gallant, and noble nd,which
i, is no arrogance to say, shone "bravest
where all were brave" HIS death has
further consecrated name already hon.
orably identified with tho history Of our
State,
4. Rcso;veQ, That we mourn with
the afflicted family Of the fallen hero,
and that The Chairman Of this meeting
be requested 10 express to his bercavrd
widow and daughters our sympathy in
their sorrow, and our grateful sense Of
1.-The public services of the deceased.
S. Rcsolncd, That the families of all
who have fallen in The late campaign are
committed to their country's care, and
that if this charge be not sacredly full
filled, the fame of the dead will he
reproach TO the living.
6. Rcsoloed, That the Chair appoin,
Committee of five persons, to confer
land cooperate with Committees in
other Districts of the State, for the pur-
pose of taking such measures as will in>
sure The fulfiiment of this duty.
cohded 6at 6 6y A. G. MagFal6; II Esq, ma
feIici,itous and impressive manner, and
their adoption urged in a earnest and
glowing language by Messrs. William
D. Porter, Al. Noise, Jr., Hon. ]. S.
Rhett, and Gen. A. H.. Brisbane; after
which the Report and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
The Chairman appointed the follow
ling gentlemen Committee under the
sixth Resolution, viz +: Messrs. Jas. Rose,
Fl. w. Connor, Hon F. H. Emore, A.
G. Magrall,. and Henry Gourdin.
On motion of A. G. Magrath,' Esq,
it was.
Rssolued, That the Chairman be
requested to forward copies Of these pro-
cecdngs to the families Of those of the
Palmetto Regiment who have fallen in
the battles under the walls of Mexico,
and to the commanding officer of the
Regiment.
On motion Of the Hon. J. S. Rhett, i,
was
Rcsolced, That the proceedings ol
this Meeting be published.
On motion of Abraham Noise, jr.
Esq, the Meeting adjourned.
T. L. HUTCHINSON, Chair.
P. NJ. Edmondston. sooro,.r;o,
j. w. Cogdell,
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Notice..

a LII persons lddebted to the estate OF DR..
IA. Augustus w. Burt, Decd, are requested
10 make Immediate payment. and those having
demands against said estate, are requested to
present them for payment. properly attested.
WIN. NJ. BURT, Admir-.
june 16 If 81
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To Keep Apples for Winter.-Put
them in casks or bins,in layers well cov>
cred with dry sand F; each layer being
covered. This preserves them from
most1rc, and from frost lit prevents
their perishing by their own perspiration,,
their moisture being absorbed by the
sand at the same time it preserves the
flavor of the apples, and prevents their
willing. Pippens have been kept in this
manner sound and fresh, till midsummer;
and how much longer they would Lave
kept is no, known. Any Kind Of sand
will answer,.but it must be perfectly
dry.
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NO. SO.

r. NJ. Carter, ESD, T. 3. Thorpe,
Esq, and - Preaux, Esq.
The committee then retired, and du-
ring their absence the meeting was pef<
tinenlly addressed by Messers. Farrar,
Carter, Blanchard, Reynolds and Au-
gustin.
The committee having returned, re-.
ported, through J. C. Larue, Esq, the
following resolutions, which were uriaii-
imously and enthusiastically adopted
(Mr. Larue following his report With
brief, but eloquent speech:
Resozucd, That the present war with
Mexico is one just and necessary for the
preservation OF the rights, and the as
ser'ion of the honor Of our country.
Rcsolved, That it has been cofiduc.
ted With equal humanity and glory by
the brave officers and soldiers of our
army, and that they have earned for
themselves monument Of fimperishablei
honor.
RssOloed, That tile repeated offers by
our Governmen Of equitable and liberal
terms of peace, and the repeated and
insolent rejection oflhose terms by Mex
leo, leaves us on alternative but TO prose-
cute the war with all the power of the
country until peace is honestly sought by
the foe, or Mexico finally subjuga-
led.
Rcs0iUed, That it is the duty ofevery
American citizen TO do all in his power
to aid our Government in the vigorous
and successful prosecution of the war.
The meeting then, on motion, adfour-
ned.
A. D. cRossMAN, President
F: F: A: 19is1na"i Ismsden, Secretaries:
An Lron Man-Singular Pctrifae.
tioa !-On Saturday week gentleman
brought into Portsmouth, (Ohio, J from
the Bloom Furnace, Scioto county, a
part of an iron man, found in the ore
bed! The part we saw was the foot and
par. Of the leg. Having been cous
verted into iron by gradual process;
the minutest divisions, as between the
toes, &C., were not visible I; but thasf
general outline Of the foot and ankle
were pafpabfe. The spreading across
the toes, the general outline of the toes;
! tfr tIra1i. were tod thai the mead a6ds
arms were still more perfect. There
could not be the least doubt of its having
been man. Nor is there much doubt
Of the manner in which it came into
this condition. The body must original.
ly have been petrified in. lime !; hut OF
this there remains now only the outside
incrustation, which will crumble off,
What was the man is now iron. By
some natural process, the iron must have
grown out ofthe lime.-Apd here is a
theme for geologists! How did this
change take place? If we are right
and The facts seem to leave no room for
doubt-this iron man would afford one
of the most beautiful subjects for q
geological lecture. The iron ore, I'M
which it is found, is called the
calcareous formation. The process
of its formation would be an instructive
siudy.-Cincimati Chronicle.
To Keep Apples for Winter.-Put
them in casks or bins,in layers we'll cov>
cred with dry sand each layer being
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The Potato Rot appears to be still ex.'
tending in Massachusetts, the potatoe in
somo sections being tainted on every farm,
and on many ennrely destroyed. The,
same appears to be the case throughout
N. Carolina. and in the Western portion
of The Stale hardly enough will be- saved
for seed, and it is our opinion those should
not be used for that purpose.
What's in Name.-Col.. Towns lDem:-
ocraD has beaten Gen. Clinch (Whig) fol-
Governor Of Georgia. The name of Col:
Towns is said 10 be George Washington
NapOlean Bonaparte Io,uns. There was
too much thunder in the name even for
"Old Wi,hacoochie. ."-Eue. Ne,os.
Ne,oIOrleans U., S. Branch Miat.-Du.'
ring The month ending the Both Of Sep
1tember,. there coined in the y. 5, Branch
Mint in this city abou, 81, 200, ,00J-nearly
the whole of which was in gold. Frohp
The first Of the year up 10 The presen, lime;
S6,OOO,O0O have been coined, Of which
S., 100000 were in gold. III all proba5ili-
over S8,000,O00 will be coined during The
present year. The expenses of The coin
age of The present yoar, taking into consid-
Grafton Of all the expenses, will be Tess
than that Of any mint in the world. The
average cost for coinage will not be moie
than six mills on The dollar.-N. Q, Delta,
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But I must weep, for caunot slem-
The Overwhelming tide Of grief within,
In memory's slore their deeds Ill keep,
For the brave and true then let me weep.
S*sA** =. ~x*e.
Rose COTTAGE, Sept. l7th, 1877.
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Jayne's Life Prescryatiye.

A n Alternative and Depuratye prepara
IA ton, combining all the medical virtues Of
those articles. which long experience has prov
ed 10 possess the most safe and efficient Alter.
native and Duobstruen, properties, for thecure
OF Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Scwrg.
Neuralgia or Tic-Douloureux, Cancer, Goine
or Bronchocele, (swelled neck } EnIargemens
ofthe Bones, Joints or Ligaments, or of the
Ovaries. Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, &c. Sc. All
the various diseases Of the Skin, such as litter.
Ringworm, Biles, Pimples, Carbunclcs, Sc.
&c; Dropsica Swellings, Constitutional Dis.
orders and Diseases originating from deprar.
ed or impure state Of the Blood or other fuedsol
the body.
Prepared only by DR. ID. Jayne. sole propr-
etor, No. 20 South Sd St, Philadelphia. and
may be obtained of G.. & G.. w. DOLL.
March IL, 1876. Martinsbnrp, Va
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PIumbe National
DAGUERRrAM GALLERY o. PHO
TCGRAPHERS TURNISIIING
nEPnrva

A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
"a -Four FIRST Premiums, and Two High
est Honors, at the National, the Massachu-
sets, the New York, and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splen.
did Colored Daguerreoiypes and best appaTa'
tus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style. without
regard to weather.
Instructions given IN the art.
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always on hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway; Philadelphia.
1876 ChesnutSt; Boston,75 Court and 81 Han
over SITS; Baltimore, POS Baltimore St; Wash
ngton, Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg,
Va, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth
and Walnut, and l76 Main st; Saratoga
Springs. Broadway; Paris, l27 Veille Rue
du Temple; Liverpool, SO Church st.
June rs, lS46-ly
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RAZOR sTRors & DREeaING ca

G.. SAUNDERS s. son, Manufacturers
of Razor Suops and Dressing Cases, III
Broadway.
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STATIONERY. PArER d. BLANK
BOOKS.

FRANCIS s. LOUTREL, n Maiden Lane
Importers of every description of Stationery
and Paper; Manufacturers of Acct Books,
Manifold Letter-Writers, Gold Pens. Copy
ing Presses, Croton Inks, sc. Sc A large
stock of Blank Books, Paper and Stationery
suitable for Southern and Western trade
also Books suitable for County Clerks, Courts,
Banks, Insurance Companies and others
Al orders sent by mail will receive prompt
attention.
Francis 8. Loutrcl, II Maiden Lane.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
BUILDING HARDWARE AND poR-
CELAIN FURNITURE.

The undersigned respectfully invite. the at
tcnton of architects and owners to his
assortment OF American wrought and cast
Locks of every description, and iastenings for
dwellings and stores; the variety of sizes and
qualities cannot oe surpassed in the Union.
Porcelain Furniture for Lock Knobs, Bell
Levers, French Window and Shutter Knobs
Of % different kinds, the quality OF locks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

RICH s. LOUTREL, 81 William street,
New York, importers of French and En-
glish Fancy and Staple Stationery of every
variety. Manufacturers and Dealers in Ac-
count Books and Papers Of all kinds, Gold
Pens, Letter Copying Presses, Notarial
Seal Presses, Manifold Writers. Domestic
Stationery Of every variety, and all other
articles sold by Stationers, for sale by us in
quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest
possible prices. Country Merchants will
please call and see us.
james y. Rich, ". NJ Loutrel, 81 William st.
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CLOTHING.

LO.NGSTREET 8. SPECK, So Nassau st.
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Clothing, have
on hand a very large assortment for the
Spring trade, suitable for the Southern, Yves
tern, Eastern and Northern markets, made
up in the best manner aud in the most fash
ionable styles; we would particularly invite
purchasers 10 call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing, for as regards styles, work
manshipand price, we challenge competition.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
FIRTH, HALL s, POND, $50 Broadw
WINDOW SHADES.

kelly s. RlkER, 1871 Chatham St, man
ufacturers and importers of Shades and
Mountngs, exclusively. Dealers can save
from 10 to 30per cent. by calling as above.
which is the most extensive mandatory in
the U. States.
BARTOL & ORMSBEE, manufacturers
and importers, No. Spruce ST. Shades Of
all descriptions, kinds and sizes; Trimmings
at manufacturers prices; Signs, Banners,
and Interior Decorations.
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BRITANNIA WARE.
BE.NTLaM, JOH.NSON& co, 22l

ST., near Fulton, Manufacturers and Deal
ers in Britannia Ware, Plain and Japanned
Tin Ware, Lanterns, Tea Trays. Fry
Pans, Sauce Pans, Coffee Mills. Iron Ware,
Riyets, Kettle Ears, SC. Importers Of Block
Tin and Planished Ware.
Darius Benlan,, Geo. W. johnson, VI. u.
Whitneg
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American Hair Dive.

"ARRANTED, if strictly applied ac.
w cording to direction, 10 change the hair
rom ANY other color to a beautiful Auburn. or
a perfectly jet Black, without staining or irr-
ia,ing the skin like other Hair Dyes. Price 50
cents.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, 20 South 50
ST, Philadelphia, and may be obtained of
Ct. & G. w. DOLL.
March l2, 1916. Martinsburp. Va.
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NEW.YORk.

and strength Of Knobs are all warranted,
Orders from the Country should sp,eyy thick
ness Of doors, and whetter the doo's Suing
10 right or Lsf on entering Agen, for
Mcncely's Church and Factory Bells
GEO. IT. SWORDS, ll6 Broadway, op-
posite City Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
GAS PICTURES, LAMPS, &c.

J. & L. COX, Is Maiden Lane, $40 Broad
way, importers and Dealers in Gas Fix
lures ard Lamps Of every description
Mantel Clocks, Chandeliers, Girandoles
Solar Lamps, Table Cutlery, Japannery,
Silver Plated and Britannia Wares, Spoons
and Forks plated on German Silver, sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

HORN BROOMS.-A lot of superior Com
~ Broonls on hand and for sale
June 25 JNO. JANISON
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sALAMANDER SAFES.

Rich Z Co.'S Patent Improved SalamandeT
Safes, Double and Single, warranted free
from dampness as well as re-pyoof-an I'M
provement upon Widcr'S Patent. For sale
by A. S. MARVIN, Agent for the manu-
iacturer, 1873, Water ST. Also by |. Bridge,
n. Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

The rules of tbs General Post Office De
partment authorize such receipts to be given
and paid here when the amount does not ex
coed $40, When it exceeds $40, it is best to
remit as much as possible in bank notes, and
the PoS,master's receipt for the balance. The
Postnasler's receipt should be sent directed TO
us, and mol TO the Postmaster of this city, as
some persons are in the habit Of doing.
Proprietors OF newspapers who copy this
prospectus, and send us one copy of their pa
per containing it, marked around with a pen,
TO direct our attention TO il. shall have their
names entered on our books for one copy of
the Congressional Globe and Appendix during
the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low that
we cannot afford to credit them out; therefore
no person need consume his time in writing
foT them unless he sends the money.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
GENTLEn7EN's FURNISHING
STQRE

JOHN " D.apTES 8. JONES, LOG VIII
liam St, s. T.. Corner OF John, importers,
Manufacturers and wholesale Dealers in all
descriptions OF Gentlemen's Under Shirts
and Drawers, Hosiery, Stocks. Cravats,
Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders,
Gloves, Caps, SC.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
SHIRT, sTocK & HOSIERY WARE
HOUSE,

JOHN p. W.lkE.N.l.N &. Co, 76 Maid
en- Lane and 3 Liberty St, Importers, Man
ufac,urers and wholesale Dealers in Linen
and Cotton Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers,
Hosiery, Scarls, Stocks, Crayats, Collars,
Bosoms, SC.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
II fresh supply Of groceries,

OUCH as Orleans and Sugarhouse Molas,
- ses;
Rio Coffee, Salaeratus and Cheese;
Cloves, Ground Ginger, Mace
Cinnamon, Imp. Tea, Mustard
Hacking, Pipes, Saltpetre. Starch;
Water, Soda, Sugar and Butter Crackers;
Sperm Candles. Sperm Oil. Soap;
Sugar, Crushed do, Auspices
Pepper. &e.--Just receiyedand for sale by
Oct. ID GEO RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
Jayne's Hair Tonic.

ror the Preservation, Growth and Beauty ol
the Hair, and which will positively bring Il
.Ner Hair on Bald Heads, and prevent is Fail
ing out or turning Gray. Price Al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING WARE.
HOUSE.

j. p. BL-4CKHELL, No. l79 Broadway
opposite Towards Hotel, Manufacturer and
wholesale and retail dealer in Clothing. On
hand general assortment of Piece Goods,
which will be made up 10 order
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
STOVES. BELLS. &C.

HCKOK s. Co, 239 Water ST., Whole
sale Dealers in Stoves and Castings. A
large assortment of the various Patterns now
used, on hand among which is Atwood's
celebrated Empire Cooking Stoves. Caul-
drons, Sugar Mills and Kettles, Church,
Factory and Steamboat Bells, Of all sizes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
STEAM REFINED CANDY, LOAF
SUGAR. &c.

r. l.. g. "A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, cor
ner of Chambers St, offer for sale large as.
sortment of Steam Refined Candy, Sugar
Plums, &C., of superior quality also Dou-
bic Refined Loaf, Crushed and Ground Su-
gar, in quantities Of FIVE packages and up
ward, a; as low cash prices as any other es-
tabllshment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
MERCHANT TArLoRs.
JOJLNSO.N L.l.NpJIIER {. IaSCT

L.i.NPHIER & H4SCT, Mer-
chant Taiors, No. 203 Broadway, Sd door
above the Franklin House, where will al
ways be found choice selection of Piece
Goods, Ready made Garments and Gentle
mems Furnishing articles of the latest i'm
talIOus.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
MACHINE AND HAND CARDS

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tacturers of Cotton and Wool Hand and
Machine Cards, and Dealers in articles for
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