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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
FANCY GOODs.

ENAVING made large additions to my former stock
n 4 Of FANCY GOODS, | would respectfully cal
attention TO the following list:
.Je,cely Gold Breast Pins. Ear Rings Finger Rings
Pencils -God, Silver and other kinds.
Pens--Gold and Steel Of the most approved kinds
Spec:aclcs Steel and Plated, fell assert
tnent.
Pcnkaires-Roger's genuine with other superior sorts
Steel Goods. as Beads, Clasps, Rings and
Tassels.
7ambss.--Slv~, German Silver and Brass good
variety.
Fishing 1ackie.-y Virginia Bends Hooks, real Kirby,
Lines Sea Grass, SC.
For Sportsmen. Gun Powder. Caps, Flasks
Shot, Shot Pouches Rifle Flasks, Flats, &c.
Crayoas. -Lead with and without wood, for Carpen-
ters and others
.4ccordeaas. and French ofvarious qualities
Geards.-Silk, Morehair, Gum Elastic and Ced.
B,ushes-Hair, Tooth, Cloth, Comb, Paint, Shoe
and Shaving brushes.
Soap.--CastIe, Washing Shaving Of bes, quality.
.Stationery.B Ink Stands, WATERS Paper. let.
ter, note, fooscap, plain, ruled and coored, with a
great variety of Envelopes, &c.
Combs.-Tuck, side, neck, reeding, small tooth, in
fan,s', pocket SC.
observation-disclosures water, Bay Rum. Hair Oil,
Lavender water, Florida water. Scent Bags, Sc
Ink. Black. blue. red and indcble.
Rasors.-From common 10 supeticr kinds--with ma
ny other articles TOO numerous 10 mention, all Of which
will be sold low w. DORSEY, Druggist
4 MAY %, 1913,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
RENO WEE.

HAVlNG removed my Drug Store one doc,
II u North of my former place Of business, and near
ly opposite TO Mr.. John w. Boyd's Sore-I avail nv.
self of this occasion TO return my thanks to the public
for their generous support and confidence. and to as
sure my customers and the public generally that the
strclest system alslibe pursued nthe dispensarion
of Medicines.
Being in the constant receipt Of fresh Drugs. Med
ieines, DyeSlulis, Paints, Oils, &c. am prepared a,
all times TO furnish all demands in my line
Prescriptions and all other Compounds win be exc
eured with precision and despatch
Having at considerable expense built and repaired
my present location, am better prepared to give
that cast and style whiea properly belongs Drug
and Chemical Store WM. DORSEY. :
Aprll ., 1913. Drtggiy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
PA TENT MEDICINES.

10 expei ii hence the cause Of pains few ao.
of DIR. Sweetser's Panacea will convince The fF,
that relief is attained.
Great Medicine for Csildrea--parenss will s,a
this Panacea valuable medicine for their shilsrsn
keeping their bodies in healthy condition. thsrss
assisting their growth children or grown persons ~
ter taking il, not liable to be attacked win ~ ~,
denlic before, as 1t leaves the blood in mrs ~
dltlon, and the entire system in Strengthened stas
drives OUT all kinds Of weakness from the boly M
leaves il heallhywiihin -aA
Married Ladies--Wil i'll find DR. Sweetser,s p...
cen medicine peculiarly adapted 10 their use ucs,
ladies during the period of pregnancy are afl;e,ss
with plies DIR. Sweetser's Panacea by reruls,;.a
the bowels viii entirely obvate this and ID pDs,ts
ing properties on the blood and fluids nsures 10 hs,
healthy offspring. No one who is mother should h
without il, and those who nursing will hDa l, q
great benefit 10 The health Of their infants
DIR. SNEETSEIs'S PANACEA. being comma.
sed only OF vegetable matter or medical herbs ami
warranted, en- cath, as containing not particle a.
mercnrial, mineral chemical substance is found IN L
perfectly harmless to the most tender age or Inc
weakest frame, under any Stage of human suffering
the most pleasant and benign in its operation that was
ever offered 70 the world and at the same time The
most certain IN searching out The roo, of any compliant
however deep, aud OF performing cure
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
SETH s. IIANCE.
iJS Baltimore ST.. Baltimore
JAMES N. RIDDLE.
Nov, IL, ls47-y. NIar,inshurg Va,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
McALlSTER,S
ALL-lI EALING OINTMENT.


EVILS issrNsnLE PERsPra ,rloN is the great Era
GIANT Of ali the mp LRlITES or THU
MON, The GRAND SAFETY p.4LYE of al
me organs IN the human body. aud en 10 full ana
healthy operation, no disease can attack the system
All disease comes by or is connected with check
or an arrest Of this LN.SE.NSIBLE PERSILR.f
TON BY colds, or some othercause, the pores sys
closed and then all the worn out matter Of lbe body
Is shut IN upon the internal organs or under the skim
mus all sorts OF internal and external disease are pro.
duced Whatever. therefore, will OPEN THE
PORES. and thus RESTORE theLN.SE.N.SIBLE
PERSPiRiIIO.N IN all cases, win do more than
any other medicine known 10 cure disease and es-
tablsh health
Now LEI me ask every candid mind what course,
10 the cure OF disease seems most reasonable? Is II
not 10 open the pores, tina, thereby The lnsensibe Per-
spfalion may pass off, cleansing the body and blood
OF all their impurities Would YOU dose person
with .MURCtiRF or other DRASTIC FURGl
ITJ'Es, BLEED or BLISTER 10 U.NSTOP he
poies9 Would not common sense dictate that lhe
RE.MEDY should be applied to the SEAT Of all
he difficulties, VIZ The skin--lhus unlock The doors
which shut ~ all the mischief and expel the orega
matter which wars with the living powers whin2
The true philosophy oil curing disease Is revealed
IN manner which puts all theories and cayils 70 81
lence, b. my All.Healing Ointment
GS- The above Ointment can be purchased from the
Agents, J w. y b. r.. Born. Mariinsburg, Va, and
u. r. Boyp s BRo. Mill Creek, Va.
November 2J, lS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
GREAT CLOTHING ESTADLISHME
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.

No. los CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND
FoURTH, NORTH SIDE, PHILADELPHIA.
To South and Western Merchants.
M ANY years experience in business has satisfied
AVA me that putting in newspapers without having
any assortment 10 back is all humbug. l. therefore,
have come 10 the determination of having the PM
AnELpHIA WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds OF
CLOTHING, and at such prices will please all In
proof OF what say, invite look in the Wardrobe
where car always be seen as handsome and extensive
an assortment OF GENTLEMES's CLOTHING as can be
found IN the city. Remember the PHILADELPHIA
Wardrobe. PERRY r. McNEILIE
No. los Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
June |, l84S-3m.
N. B.-A large stock of piece goods on hand
Garments made 10 order al the shortest notice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

A HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION AND LIVES OF THE
HEROES OF INDEPENDENCE,
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON
A N elegant volume with Is Steel Plates, and near
"A ly 200 beautiful Wood Engrayings.
This is splendid book. A valuable addition 10
the Historic Literature of our country We are much
mistaken if il does not take rank with the works of
Irving and Prescott. "--Ermakford Herald
sit surpasses any similar work yet offered to The
American public. Meals Gazette.
at may be properly considered a popuarised
Military History Of the Revolution, extremely well
and judicious written."-.N american
"The present work on the Revolution and its He
roes, is superior. both in extent and design any that
has heretofore come under notice.-Iaquirer.
"a we'll connected History Of that eventtul period.
ledger.
Decidedly the best popular History of the War Of
the Revolution and its Heroes that has yet been given
10 the y."-Sattgday Epening Post.
o. AGENTS WANTED to Canvass for The ADORE
elegant York. in every County and T0,rn in The bti-
ted Saies, whom the most liberal inducements will
be offered. Price only s..
VIM A. IEARY,
No l58 North Second ST., Philadelphia
May 25, lS4S-3m.
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THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE.
UY CHARLES II. LEWIS.


The s.nnvfsss5wg Gazffte,v ispsbiishsdsrers Tiurs
dsy Morning, m .narnsbmg, Berkeley County, Yigiaia, a
7so Deias yea adpaact Tco Tyfy II puid sslin SIC
monfs ard Three Dollars after the aspiration II sir months
NJ paper discontinued until al aysroge paid, srst a
TIE ep<ien 81 tie Editors.
- Advertisements ell be inserted al One Dollar per
sqsars ~ three Times 7rsaigrs Gents per 'qnars r fry
subsequent inssrtien-
- military gdvsrsisensen.y ,rtu be Inserted q hal.
price.
Or III all eases de Number Of fines ra be nsrked on me
MSS The advertisements sent e te f'red'
and charged accordingly.
liberal discount mad 10 asose rho contract 10 adcer-
tiss BY The ytar.
CO adrsyisas expected to MAKE payment az soon as me
time expires r tchieh htir advertisements ore insertsd
AGENTS.
ROBERT w. KEARFOI'T, Baltimore, Nd.
CAPT. JOHN L. PEYTON, S,,n,a. W
Mr.. ARB'M. VENABIE,
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B ATTN 0 R E /.
SAurrf RKy4N T. DUHHAD
REEAE & DUHEaAM,
Egrrortcrs ano TgshoIrsaIc Dealers,
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
S9rp GOODS,
No. e39 Baltimor stree Z

- I'D GE q O u q,
No. 23e Baltimore street,
(BErwEEs CHARLES AsD HANovHR,)
TEAyE COW in store large stock OF Seasonabe
Z Goods. from recent imporauons. with every
variety Of Domestic fabrics to which we saeit an ex-
animation from Country Merchants and City trade.
They name in part,
100 Cases new style Rich Prints and shall continue
TO renew all the new styles as they appear IN the
market;
10 Cases London chntz Prints, new styles;
10 " Double purple, do do
10 Black and white. do do
10 Loadon and American Furniture. do
20 g Earlsine and French Bingham;
Black and white, do do Manchester, do
10 Rich Lawns
10 Cartoons Rich French Berages;
Cases mode Alpaca black do
2 % Alpaca Lustre
5 Mouslin de LANES, new patterns;
10 Irish Linen, best makes;
S " Brown French Linens
:" {" bleachsd Linen Drills;
s' Pillow case, do
8, 10, IL, l24 Linen Sheeiings
" S. 6, 7, s, "a damask Table Diaper
Bales Damask Table Cloths, all sizes, with large
stock of damask Napkins aud Scotch Towing
Diannr,
10 Bales Russia Crash
% Gases Linen Cambria Hanks, very cheap;
Mersaile and Cashmere Fancy yesting;
PLAN, plaid, and figured Black Satin
Silk and worsted serges.
Yhile Goods,
Such as Book Swiss and Nansook Musllns,
Plaid Jaekones and Cambria, do
our own lmportaons
shawls.
Spring style Terker Berage Delaware, Rich Embro-
cred, Zephry Wool; Fancy, Silk and Neu shawls
aylpiaide skirts.
Bark, Indian Bandana. Pongee and London Cord
Silk Handkefchief's.
Cloths.
French. English. American Black, Brown and Olive
Colors Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Spring Styles ;
do Super French Black Doeskn
Domestic Goods Of every description, of which we
always have on hand; a large stock in which we can
offer great inducements. The extent and variety of
our stock, can only be appreciated by an examination
OF Our stock of Goods is kept up all seasons for
the city and trade Country Merchants will find it
10 their advantage to give a call, and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
AL orders promptly attended 10.
BEP.4JY s. DU.NIL3.H,
No. 239 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, March %, lS48
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
slpla9IIa AMID sWNliNusa GOODS.

G.. * G. w. DOLL
M GUILD respectfully call the attention Of all who
w want Goods-,sefu pretty and cheop--to the
s'ocR we are now receiving. Our assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Is well selected and full, embracing some sies en-
ureiy new. very complete variety of
GE.NILEJIE.NrS Hear:
Such as Cloths, Tweeds, Fancy and Plain Cassi-
meres, Vesngs, &C., together with an assortment Of
DO.NESITCS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Boaaets, Hard,care, Queens
care, &C., &C., &C.,
which they will be pleased TO show TO those who wish
10 purcasc. Call and examine.
April 20, 1873
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

HAVE just received fresh assortment of Cloths.
IA "A Cassmeres, Satin and silk Vestinss, Mourning
rms TINS fo and "A oznaburgs, Nankeen Oznaburgs,
e. lwlIeu oznaburgs Plaid Cotton, and 2-4 Bleachd
Sheetlng, and GA Brown do, Hardware. Glass and
9ueensware, Shoes and Boots. Groceries, Tubs.
buekels, Baskets, SC, all Of which will sell upon
respectfully solicit the attention of Farmers who
are N search 0. Servants ware, TO examine my sto
ck heipre purchasing elsewhere
March 2, 1913. r. S. PENDLETON
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SEAS0NABLE GOODS.

M q have on hand and for SALE at unprecede1,ly
w low prices, the largest and best stock OF Cen
Llemen's Wear Offered in this market embracing
Fine and Supsrfne English, French and American
Cloths; supr Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
simeres; Black and Fancy Colored English and
American Cassmeres Ga and 81 Silk Warp Cash
marels SIX Warp Codrington. Fancy Colored
Tweeds; Black and Colored Summer Cloths Wei
lingon Cord; Croton Coating; Gambrones Drap
DE Etc Coddlngton Tweeds Linen Drills Plaid
Linens, for Summer Goats; Summer Cassimeres
supr. supr Black Satin Vestngs; Lyons Yelvets I;
supr. Valencia and Marseilles Vestngs supr Linen
and Cashmere Vestings Brown French Linens /;
Irish Linens; Union ana Cotton Drngs; Stocks,
Suspenders, Handkerchief Gloves, Sc. Be-
j. w. BOYD s BRO.
April q, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
II ON L IND VI STRY.
CABINET AND COFFIN MAKING.
lAGytDJaTAgy 5aDW3lgi

a DOPTS this method of informing the public
IN that he is carrying ON the above business. the
old stand OF VIM Abel, on King Street; and in re
turning his thanks orformer patronage. takes occasion
10 pledge HIMSELF which. from his experience, he is
free 10 do, that he is prepared 10 manufacture
URNiTURE
OF every description in hsine of business upon as rea-
soasble terms and in style and manner as satisfac-
tory, to those seeking bargains, be elsewhere
obtained
He deems il unnecessary TO specify each and every
article, but simply to say that he will furnish all in
his line. He has good Hearse, and is prepared to
accommodate persons in town and country.
Martinsbura January 90 IS4S-n
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EEs EKT, &c.

sD0n LBS. assorted Candies. Case of French
S~OO Kisses and Chocolate, CasEagle Chocolate
Ssweelened). Cheese, Rasins in and Boxes. Zanfe
Currants, Filberts. English Walnuts, Palm Mis-
Cocoa Nuts, Pea Nuts, Almonds, Principe, Pantelas
Havana. Regalia and half Spanish Cigars. suner;o,
Chewing Tobacco, for sale at YOJJNCpS
Dec. To- 1S47 ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
MISCELL Al N Z Do s..
PROS ECTUs.
A NEW VOLUME COMMENCES IN July.
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

A = u
Spirit Of The Agricultural Journals Of the day,
PUBLISHED in the city Of Baltimore, is the old
e est Agricultural Journal in the United States
being row about commencing the 30ih yeai Of its ex
stance i; is devoted ereusirely to Agriculture, and
lie kindred iences,-embracing within Its range,
ery thing connected with the business and pursuits 81
the Fgnler, The Planter the Horticultural, the Florist
the .Siugerymaa. the Shepherd. and the Breeder q
Stock and is peculiarly intended for the meridian
OF the Middle Southern, Southwestern and Western
States The .s.7mercat Farmer displays in its old
age he ygor Of YOUTH and the publisher feels hes
ation in appealing to the readers OF his Journal fol
the truth OF the assertions that Notwithstanding The
merous works OF similar character which have
sprung up following in its footsteps, il sill rank:
among the abes of them all and the central position
in which it is placed gives il decided advantage In
many respects, over most Of its contemporaries.
A new era has commenced in regard to the pursuits
of tie Agriculturisi-,he introduction Of he science.
in connexion with his business. has aroused an enqui
ring spirit and instead OF the old States being drained
Of their population, seeking 10 the regions Of the ia
West a most liberal return for their labor, we now
find determination TO avail OF the faculties which
science have pointed out by which their worn-ou
lands can be resuscitated and made 10 yield almos
equally with the virgin soils Of the Tar West, and hav
ing the advantage OF the choice ofmarke,s at their We
~ doors To aid in bringing about this state Of things
has been the steady aim of "1'he .4mercan Farmer y
and the good work will continue 10 go on, ill the old
States shall vie in fertility with the new.
The ".2aerieal Farmer is published on the Is, Of
every month. in large octave form, each No. con.
tanning so pages, with an index and title page at the
end ofthe year--making volume Of 400 pages. Nu.
merous engravings of the mos, improved Agriculture
implements, Horses, Cattle. Sheep, &c, and occa
sionally plans OF Rural Architecture, are given from
time 10 time.
TERMs.--Si per annum; 6 copies for s5--l3 CO
pies for si0-30 copies for s20 payable in advance
The volumes commences IN July OF each year, and
ends in June. Specimen numbers will be forwarded
when requested. Address,
SAMUEL SANDS,
Publisher OF the American Farmer
No. 2 Jarvis Building, North st., Baltimore, Nd
June 8, 1913.
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Important to Raousckeepcrs.

N VIE Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea
u Company, for the accommodation of the lovers
OF Pure Tea, have established Depot for the sale OF
their ce!sbgated Packed Teas in Martinsburg, Va,
and apponsd James N. Riddle their sole Agent
For Catalogue Of Teas and prices see 6and. bills.
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
or otherwise JAS, NJ RIDI1i "a
June 8, lS4S
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Mouse sarpeneeYis.g.

TFNHE Firm of Nadenbousch S, Brannon having
n been dissolved. the undersigned vii! continue
the above business at his shop on Burke street, a
square and half west of Boaks Hotel and tenders
his services TO the citizens of Marnsburg and Berke-
ley County. He soiics share of public patronage,
and by industry and attention TO business he hopes
merit the same. His prices will suit the times, and
work entrusted to him will be done in the best manner.
Persons will do well to give him call before making
engagements elsewhere.
JOHN w. BRANNON.
April IS, lS45-d
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Is o q y O Is Q
shenandoah Paper Manufacturing Company.

TryfIE subscriber being about 10 commence the
4 building of the Factory for the Shenandoah Pa
per Manufacturing Company. has authorized John
samison. Esq. to recsive subscriptions for Stock. All
who are interested in the improvement OF the great
Valley Of the Shenandoah, are requested 10 call and
register iheir and the amount of stock they pro-
pose take. II is believed more lucrative invest
nent. better calculated TO advance the interests
OF this section Of the Country, can nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS, President.
Harper's Ferry. May II, 1878.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
Sprss,g nnd .Sussm.cr Goods.
fresh .Gsrsr0y.

sUGAR at Ct cts per h., NIolasses a, 37l cts per
- gallon, New Orleans Molasses at 40 cents, Honey
a, IS cents per gallon, Chocolate, Coffee, puverized
and Loaf Sugars, Ground and Race Ginger, Salarat-
us. Starch Imperial and Young Hyson Teas. CHINA
mon-ground and bark, Nulmegs, Cloves. Indigo.
Logwood, Alum. Ssl'petre, Copperas. Birthstone,
Pepper. and Allspce, Backing, Black Ink. Rifle
Powder, Shot, Lead and Percussion Caps Matches,
Sperm, Dipped and Mould Candies Fancy, Castle,
kosin and Homemade Soaps; Cheese, Water, So
da. Sugar and Butter Crackers Pins and Needles.
for sale by G. RAENHAI,.
June | lSiS
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NOW eslS HAND.
Fresh and Magnificent Spring Goo
cEoN.gr e. CO.

CRoNEgu 81 co.
HHAVE opened one the largest, cheapest and mos
n n splendid Stock Of Goods ever before offered
in Maftinsburg.
will find US occupying the above our former
store, which we have fitted up in 10 suit the
demands OF our constantly increasing business.
The valuable stock now offered having been selec-
ted with great care, and having been bought for cash
enabled to offer il 10 our frerds al such prices
canno fail to afford the greatest satisfaction all we
ask is call, being fully convinced that all goods
are cheaper than any heretofore offered, and will com
pete with any stock in cheapness. beauty fashion and
elegance Of style; all requested 10 call and exam
Inc our assortment, whether wishing TO purchase or
not, as il will afford the greatest pleasure exhib-
II II. Our stock OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
large and elegant embracing several hundred STYLES
OF Prints, Scotch Linen, Manchester and Oil Cling
hams, Cashmerets, Chameleon Mousseline de LANES,
PLAIN and fancy Alpacas, Grenadines, Jenny Linds.
Bareges, Lustres, Lawns Cambrics jacone,s. Plads.
Mourning Dress Goods. Goat AID Mohair Paids Or
CANDIES, Balzarines. Silk Tissues. Robes. Lusrings.
plain and fancy Silks, with beautiful assortment Of
SharlS, ScarJs and Collars, White Goods, IIo-
siery, BOnnets Ribbons, Capes,
HaRdkerchiets, sc.
Also, a full and complete assortment Of
GE.NILE.HEaN'S DRESS GOODS.
embracing amongst others, Mulberry, Green, Olive,
brown Blue, Black and Mixed Cloths, Tweeds. fan
cy Casslmeres and Vesncs in great variety. Velvet
ana Napoleon Cords, Linen Checks, Drlings Gable
twist, York Mixtures, Chambrays. Couonades. Men
terey CassImeres Croton Coatings, Nankeens Plaids
Cashmerets, Summer Cloths, Wellington Ribs and
Cords, Drills, SC. Also Cravats, Handkerchiis SuS-
penders, &c. Their assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Queens
We're, Stone, Cedar Tin and
Hardacare, Sc sc.
cannot be surpassed and their large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
embrace all the varieties from the manufactures of
Providence, Boston, New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, amongst which will be found Brown and
Bleached Muslns, Brown Cotton, Duck and Drill
lings from cents per yard up.
Our stock OF GROCERIES is large and daily iucrea-
sing. We also have large stock of lion which we
offer below the the usual prices.
In word, we are prepared to offer inducements to
purchasers greater than any heretofore offered
Martinsburg, April 10, 1913.
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Manufacturing Furniture

oil every description, ueen Street, doorSouh oil
the Gazette Office. and two doors North Of the Eagle
Hotel. His Furniture zili consist OF Sofas Side
boards Bureaus, of every variety, such pair cen
fre Extension and Sofa Tables OF The most splendid
pattern and styes--n short Furniture Of every de-
scrip,ion and style
The puble most respectfully invited to give HIM a
call, he is determined give entire satisfaction To
all who may favor him with their support
Martinsbnrg, October 7, ls47.
~ Bile is also pfeparedto manufac ture Collins
of Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany for town. at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms He will
due notice when his Hearse is completed. w. w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
New spring and summer Goods

NcW spfing and Siaaimlev Goods.
M f. have received our usual large and well selec
w leeted stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
direct from New York and Baltimore. In our sock
may be iound many rich, new fashionable dress
goods, rarely met with in the County We invite
all in search OF cheap goods 10 give us call
BOYD & BRO.
Mill Creek, April ct, IS4s