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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
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N - Co~hFDtftbLE AMI RESI-.
zxisrA Df.sLk, on the hi, with a ia.se aud tn,
SEslM u1cu'e HARDEN, a Wei ui tseelIea4 M.
Nk~Shl3 yer good stables and every other I.es,-.,n
49,, - tuiidisg, and the whole ia good repair. ~
~. J had Immediately. Apply t.,
ELLA G LAMBETH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

Nj. Bad3ary. ii Name. n-e asa a4sa47sz8. ~
Joia F9lrisl1.
Dir. Mics Llt@el. and delivered al e,.,lea, ea...
up 81 The character # aIs deceased. a4I sa5Hil.=f i.
nsuii resolutions % respect. Iae Selale AssI4r ads.-
ed the resolutions, ADJ 'aued until Me4nas.ly neAf.' 5,
Is to attend The lnnerll io-noffow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
PA TENT MEDICINES


e eSpe il, hence he cause Of pans. Ierv -
Of DR. Sweesser's panacea viii convince III e.
that relief is attained. sN''eief
Great Medicine for Chidrca--paren,s ~; IL,
tins fanacea valuable medicine ;,r lher i 80
keeping ikelF todes 10 healthy eondit;on bnr's,
asslsllng lileiF growth; children or grown neysass
ter taking It, are not liable 70 b. attacked MI, 8
denlc before. il eaves tie blood ii 49,. ~
dnon. and the enire system IN Il sh.,s4
il DIVES our llkinds ii weakness f,o.s Az No.
leaves il heaths within. qua
Married Ladies' W III find DR.. Sweesse,,, ~.
cea medIcne peculiarly adopted 10 Their use M
ladies' duflgg the period I'll pregnancy are aiHs,ns
with piles Or. Swee4sers panaeea hy rsclaa ,su
The bowels. wl entirely obyiae this. and n n,,..ss
ing properties The b.eoa and fluids assrss II 49,,
healThy offspring. no oue who is rno,er shenla -
without II and those who are nursing wi 6na i,ar
gseal beneiil 10 tie healih % their infants
DIR. SWEEISEll's PANACIsA. being comma
seq only q vegetable matter or medical hefhs. mn
warranted. on oath, rs containing net particle of
meFcnFai. mineral chemical substance is found IA
perfectly harmless 10 ihe most tender age Or he
weakest frame, Under any stage 81 human suffering
the most pleasant and bengnin lis operation that WINS
ever offered TO the world; and al The same time he
most certain 10 searching onl HE root az any cenpaia
however deep, and of performing d cure.
Price, s. per bottle, Or six bottles tor AL For sale
wholesale aud retail, BY
SETH S, IIANcE. &
lOs Ba,simoFe ST.. Baltimore
JAMES NJ RIDDLE
Nov II, lsi7--y Mariiasburr, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27

AslNG removed my Drug Store one door
II North Of my former place of business, and near.
~ opposite TO Mr. John w Boyds Store-I avail INV.
sell OF this occasion to return my thanks to The public
LOT he'r generous support and confidence and to as
sure my customers and the public generally that the
srces system shall slbe pursued in the dspensa,ion
of Medicines.
Being IN the constant receipt of fresh Drugs. Med
lclnes. Dye-sstufs. Paints, Oils Sc, am psepared n,
all tunes 10 furnish all demands in my line Ban
prescriptions and all other Compounds will be exc
cuted with precision and despatch.
Having AZ considerable expense built and repaired
my present location am now better prepared 70 give
That cast and style which properly belongs to Drug
and Chemical Store. VIM. DORSEY
NPi" % 1870 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
r A NJ CY GO q DS ,

IN AVING made large additions to my former stock
Il IL of FANCY GOODS, | would respectfully call
attention to the following list
Je,celry-- Gold Breast Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings
Pencils Gold. Silver and other kinds
Pens.--Gold and Steel OF the most approved kinds
Spec.actcs Silver, Steel and Plated full assert.
ment.
Penknrcs-Roger's genuine with other superior Sorts
Steel Goods.-Such as Beads, Clasps, Rings and
Tassels.
7Ambies. Silver, German Silver aud Brass good
variety.
Fishing Taskie.-Virginia Bends Hooks, real Kirby
Lines, Sea Grass, SC.
For Sporisnlen. -Dupont's Gun Powder Cape Flasks,
Shot, Shot Pouches, Rifle Flasks, Flnts, &c.
Crayons with and without wood, for Carpen-
tiers and others.
.4ccordems German and French of various qualities
Guards.-SIlk, Morehar, Gum Elastic and Glted
Brushes. HAIR Tooth, Cloth, Comb, Paint, Shoe
and Shaving brushes.
Soap.-Castile, Washing, Shaving of best quality
Stationery.- Bibles, Ink Stands, WATERS Paper. let.
ter, note loolscap, plain, ruled and coored, with
great variety OF Envelopes, &C.
Combs.-Tuck, side, neck, reeding, small tooth, in
fan,s', pocket, Sc.
Pe9umery. Cologne water, Bay Rum, Hair Oil,
Lavender water, Florida water Scent Bags, &c.
hk.-Black, blue, red and ndelibe.
Rasors.-Fron common to superior kinds--with ma
ny other Articles too numerous TO mention, all OF winch
will be sold low. w. DORSEY, Druggist
Nav 25 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION AND LIVES OF THE
HEROES THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE,
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
A n elegant volume with S Steel Plates, and near
IA y 200 beautiful Wood Engravings
This is splendid book A valuable addition to
the Historic Literature OF our county We are much
mistaken If ii does not take rank with the works Of
Irving and Prescott" Eraaktord Herald
sit surpasses any similar work yet offered TO The
American pubic,'-.Nsaps Gazette.
1T may be properly considered popularised
Military History OF the Revolution, extremely well
and ludlcIous written ~. american
"fhe present work on the Revolution and lis He
roes is superior, both extent and design TO any that
has heretofore come under our noiice.-ioquiger
"A well connected History Of that escnifui period
-Ledger.
'sDecidedly the best popular History Of the War OF
Inc Revolution ands Heroes. that has yet been given
TO the country. Saturday Epening Post
81 AGENTS WANTED to Cenrass for he ADORE
elegant York, IN erery County and 7oria in The Uni
Ted States. 10 whomthe most liberal inducements will
be offered. Price only So.
VIM. A. LEARY,
No. l58 North Second ST., Philadelphia
May %. lS4S-3m.
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MeALiSlER'S
Al. Ill EAi.iAG OINTMENT.
INSE.N SIRLE PEE spIR htrIlaN 4.

FEslilS iNsENsiefx PERsPIgarics is the great Ell
q Ci.JsN'l' OF ali tie L.upiiiITTES or TIE
BLOOD, iAe GRAND S.qE'EI'F T.aLTE pf AZ
The organs N the human body. and when IA full and
healthy operation. no disease can attack the system.
All disease comes By Or is connected with chees
or an arrest Of this LA.St.N.SiBLE PERSPIR.i.
TON BY colds. some other Cause, the pores are
closed, and then all the worn out matter Of The body
is shut in upon The internal organs. or under the sSn
thus all SORTS OF internal and exerpal disease are pro,
duced. Whatever. therefore. will OPEN TIE
PORES. and hns RESTORE theLN'SE.NSiBiL
PERSFiR.iTIQ.N IN all cases. viii do more than
ary other medicine known to cure disease and rees'
tabish health sa W
Now Iet me ask every crndid mind what course,
in the cure Of disease, most feasonabeE Is
not 10 open the pores that thereby the lnsensib'e ler
spirauon may pass OIL cleansing the body and booa
OF all their ImpuriiIes2 Wouid sou dose person
with uURCIiR4 or other DRASTIC PURGE
TTgES. BLEED or BLISTER TO u.NS1'OP ;hs
po,ps Would no, common sense dictate that hs
REMEDY should be applied 10 the SEAT 81 al
The difficulties. viz the skin--thus unlock the doon
which shut ia aishe mischief, and expe the foresa
mauer which wars with the living powers Within
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed
10 manner which puts all theories aud cayls 70 s.
lence, BY nv All Healing Ointment
9y- The above Odhmrntcan be purchased from Inc
Agents, J. w. & ID. r. Boyp, Mariinsbmgs Va, and
H. r. BoYD s. BRo, Mill Creek, Va.
November 25 1917 eis.iataf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27

G.. G. G. w. DOLE,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of all who
w want Goods-uscjul, pretty and chedp--to the
stock we are now receiving. Our assortment et
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
is well selected aud full embracing some sfnles en-
trely new. very complete variety of
GENTLEsiE.N'S WEAR:
Such as Cloths. Tweeds Fancy and Plain Cassi
meres, Vesungs, &c., together with an assortment of
DO.NESITCS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Bonnets, Hard,cae, Queens
>,oare, &C., &C., &C.,
which they VIII be pleased TO show 10 those who wish
TO purcase. Call and examine
April 20. lS4S
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fresh .Essgs.ss:.ens.

h just received fresh assortment Of Cloths.
Cassmeres, S5tln and silk yesngs Mourning
rnnis, . and IA Oznahurgs. Nankeen Oxnaburgs,
Twlled Oznaburgs PLAID Cotton. {; and y 4 BlearLJ
Sheeling, and "a Brown do Hardware. Glass and
Queensware, Shoes and Boots. Groceries. Tubs.
buckets, Baskets. Sc, all OF which will sell upon
The best terms,
respectfully solicit the attention OF Farmers who
ok betre Purchasing elsewhere.
March 2, 1913. II. S. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27

SAMUEL BEvAN.
SAMUEL BEyAw +. G. pUSBaM
KfEyAg & DUvEi5a,
gaaporfer8 ana ggshoIesaIr Dealers,
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drn QaooDg,


NO. a3o baltimore street,
(EETwEEs CHARLES AND HASoYER.)
Have now in store large stock Of Seasonabls
4 Il Goods. from recent lnaporlaions, with every
variety Of Domestic fabrics TO which we solicit an ex
animation from Country Merchants aid City trade
They name IN part.
100 Cases new style Rich Prints and shall continue
to renew all The new styles as they appear 10 the
10 Cases London chinfz Prints. new styles;
10 :. Double purple, do do
5 IA do do
10 Black and Whine. do do
10 g London and American Furniture, do
20 e Earlsnne and French Gingham;
!. Black and white, 90 DO Manchester, DO
10 :" Rich Lawns
10 Cartoons Rich French Berages;
3 Cases mode Alpaca black do
2 :" Alpaca Lustre;
g Mauslin &c LANES. new patterns
10 Irish Linen best Makes
5 Brown French Linens
- :. beaehsd Linen Drills;
:" 5, 10, II. r. Linen Sheetings;
8 s. 6, 2. s. q damask Table Diaper;
Bales Damask Table Cloths, all sizes, with large
stock Of damask Napkins and Scotch Towing
Diaper;
10 Bales Russia Crash
IS Cases Linen Cambria Hanks. very cheap;
Mersaile and Cashmere Fancy Vesting;
ram, plalhs ana inquired BACK Cailn
Silk and worsed serges.
W hisc Goods,
Such as Book, Swiss and Nansook Muslns,
Plaid Jackonetts and Cambria, do.
our own imporiaons
&hawEs.
Spring style Terker, Berage Delaware. Rich Embroi-
cred, Zephry Wool; Fancy, Silk and Neli Shawls.
syIphidc Skirts.
Bark, Indian, Bandana, Pongee and London Cord
Silk Handkerchief's.
Cloths.
French, English, American Black. Brown and Olive
Colors Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Spring Styles
do Super French Black Doeskin.
Domestic Goods OF every description, of which we
always have on hand; a large stock 10 which we can
offer great inducements The exten, and variety of
our stock, only be appreciated by an examination
of it, Our stock Of Goods is kept up at all seasons for
the city and near trade. Country Merchants will find it
10 their advantage to give US call, and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
.4H orders promptly attended 10.
BERN s. DU.NTLaAI,
No 239 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore March g. 1913
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GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

fIIfi1Ft iJI1LTI IIA " ARDNUBE.
No l05 CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN THIRD Ann
FOURTH NoRTH SIDE, PnrLApELpnn.
10 Southern Western Merchonts
MH ANY years experience in business has satisfied
'AvA me that putting in newspapers without having
any assortment 10 back is all hunabug |. therefore
hare come 10 the determination Of having the pH,L
AI,EIPHiA WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds Of
CLoriiiNG and at such prices will please all In
proof OF wh2r rsay, invite look in The Wardrobe,
where always be seen as handsome and exiensive
an assortment OF GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING as can be
found IN the city. Remember the Philadelnhia
wardrobe. PERRY r. McNEILLE,
No. los Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
June !, ls4S-3m.
N. B.-A large stock of piece goods on hand
Garmenls made 10 order al The shortest notice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
SEaSONABLE GOODS.

w q hayeon hand and for sale, at unprecedea,ly
-iow'pfices, the largest and best stock of GEN
,enen's Wear ever Offered in this market embracing
Fine and Supcrhne English, French and American
LIONS; SUPP Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
slmeres; Black and Fancy Colored Euelish and
American Cassmeres; Ga and 81 Silk Warp Cash.
marets; SILK Warp Codringtcns Fancy Coored
lweeds; Black and Colored Summer Cloths Wei
iing'on Cord; Croion Coating Gtmbrones; Drap
De E'e Coddingon Tweeds; Linen Drills Plaid
Linens. for Summer Coats; Summer Cassimeres
supr supr. Black Satin Vestings; Lyons Veyets
supr alencia and Marseillcs Vestings supr. Linen
and Cashmere Vestings; Brown French Linens
ltish Linens Union ana Cotton Drillings; Stocks.
suspenders, Iiandkerchiefs, Gloves Sc &c.
April 81, ls4s.s M DIV
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kl0,se CarpsneerI,,g.

FHSHE Firm Of Nadenbousch & Brnnon having
q been dissolved Inc undersigned viii continue
The above business at his shop on Burke street, a
square and hall ives, OF Boak's Hotel and tenders
his services 10 The citizens of Aiarnsburg and Berke-
ley County. He sol.ei,s share OF public patronage
ana BY industry and attention to business he hopes to
merit fhe same. His prices will suit the times, and
work entrusted 10 hm viii be done in lhe best manner
Persons will do well to give him call before making
engagements elsewhere.
JOHN w. BRANNON.
April l3, tSs5-tf
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II 0 IL Il IND STR Y.
CABINET AND C0FFlN-dAgING.
lARY{pl2 aMY III 0rJ 1[sl

A DOPTS this method Of informing the public
IN that he is carrying on the above business al the
old stand Of VIM. Abel, on King Street; and in re
turning his thanks forormer patronage takes occasion
10 pledge himself which. from his experience, he is
free TODD, that he is prepared TO manufacture
FURNITURE
81 every description in his line OF business upon as rea-
sonabe terms and in style aud manner as satisfac-
cory, TO those seeking bargains, be elsewhere
Obtained.
He deems il unnecessary TO specify each and every
article, bu simply TO say that he will furnish all in
his line lie has good Hearse, and is prepared TO
Marnsburg, January 90 Is48-tf
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III VIE Philadelphia and New York Pek,n Tea
n Company. for the accommodation Of the lovers
Of Pure Tea, have established Depot for the sale Of
their celebrated Packed Teas, in Martnsbure Va.
and appointed James N. Riddle their sole Agent
for catalogue OF Teas and prices see hand bills.
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
or otherwise. las NJ PIDDi II
June s, lS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27

p r. osP e c t U S
a NEW VOLUME COMMENCES IN July
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

Spirit Of the Agriculsuraf Journals Of The daY,
EDUBLISHED in the city Of BaIlimofe. IS The Old
d est Agricultural Journal ii the United States--
being about commencing The 30lA yeal OF lis ex
stance It is devoted ercfisiveiy 10 Agriculture, and
liz kindred es.--embracing within its range, ev-
cry thing connected with the business and pursuits Of
The FdyYncr, the Planter. The To,tictHis The Florist
The .Susa,yman, the Shepherd, and The Breeder Of
Stock ;---and Is peculiarly intended for the meridian
OF the Middle, southern Sonh western and Western
States. The ".7mssican Farmer displays il: its old
age The yigor ofyouih, and the publisher feels 10 hes
ation 10 appealing 10 the leaders Of bis journal, for
the truth OF the assertion, that notwithstanding The nl-
merous works Of a similar character which have
sprung up, following in It's footsteps, il st ranks
among the abest Of them all and the central position
in which it is placed, gives il decided advantage IN
many respects, over most Of its coiemporaries.
A new era las commenced in regard 10 the pursuits
Of tie Agricuturst--he introduction o. the sciences
IN eonneSion with his business, has aroused euqui-
ring spirit. and instead oil the old States being drained
0f their population seeking in the regions Of the far
West most LIBERAL return for their labor, we now
find determination to avail Of the faculties which
science have pointed out, by which their WORKOUT
lands can be resascitaed. and made to yield almost
equally with the virgin soils OF the far West and hav
ing the advantage Of the choice ofmarkets at their
Try doors 10 aid IN bringing about this state Of things
has been the steady aim Of. The american FMmer''
and the good work will continue go on, ill the old
States shall vie IN fertility with the new.
The "s3mercal Farmer is published on the | st of
every month. in large octave form. each No CON
tanning 80 pages, with index and tile page at The
end ofthe year--making volume Of 400 pages. NJ
merous engravings OF the improved Agricultural
implements, Horses, Cattle. Sheep &c., and occa-
sonally plans OF Rural Architecture, are given from
time TO tine.
TERMS.--$l per annum; 6 copies for S5-l3 co.
pies for 5000 copies for $40, 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 Jarris Building, North ST., Baltimore, Md.
June s. iS4S
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EREHT. Sc

ONO LBS. assorted Candies. Case of French
<~OO Kisses and Chocolate, CasEage Chocolate
(swee'ened). Cheese, Rasins in and Boxes. Zan,e
Currants, Flber,s. English Walnuts. Palm Nuts.
Cocoa Nuts, Pea Nuts, Almonds. Principe, Pan,elas'
Havana. Regaia and half Spanish Cigars, superior
Chewing Tobacco, for sale a, YOiJN1!,S
Dec. Is, lSi7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
Eresh .Ers.sr6g.

SnUGAR at G. cts per h. Moasses at 81 cts per
~ gallon, New Orleans Molasses al 40 cents, Honey
al q cents per gallon, Chocolate, Coffee, pulverized
and LOAF Sugars Ground and Race Ginger Salarat-
us, Starch Imperial and Young IIyson Teas, CHINA
mon--ground and bark. Numegs. Cloves. Indigo,
Logwood, Alum, Salpetre, Copperas, Birthstone.
Pepper. and AlIspce, Backing. Black Ink, Rife
Powder, Shot Lead and Percussion Caps, Matches.
Sperm, Dipped and Mould Candies Fancy, Castle.
kosin and Home made Soaps; Cheese, Water, So
da, Sugar and Butter Crackers. Pins and Needles.
for sale by G. RAENHAI,,
June ], 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
New Spring and summer Goods,

NEW s9'FaEaS and SWallEMcr Goods.
va L have received our usual large and well seec-
w lected stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
direct from New York and Baltimore. In our stock
may be found many rich, new fashionable dress
goods, rarely met with in the County. We invite
all IN search of cheap goods 10 give us call
Mill Creek, April q, IS4s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
Mamma cturFng Furniture

ofeyery description, on Queen Street. one doorSouth of
TIE Gazette Office, and two doors North OF the Eagle
IIotel. His Furniture win consist Of Sofas. Side
boards, Bureaus, of every variety such as pair cen
tire, Extension and Sofa Tables of the most splendid
pattern and styles--in short Furniture of every de.
scrpon and style.
The public most respectfully invited to give HIM
CALL he is determined give entire satisfaction TO
all who may favor him with their support
Martinsburg, October 7, lS47.
N. Bile is also prepared to manufac ture Collins
Of Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany for town. al 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, 1848-07-27

EOPAL and Japan yarprh Linseed Oil splfr
" Turpenine; pure White Lead, Sc, Just FecsF
we'd and for sale low by
March 30, 1913 JOHN NJ. lotNu'
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81 Il Wy w 0N e S .
JAMES n. z7rrCLu

HAS just received a new assortment OF Book
d from the Cities, which he will sell "very cheap"
The French Revolution in ls48, by Percy B. ST.
John; Life Of Louis Philippe, by T.. W. Rice !;
Life of John A. Murre the Land Pirate; Life Of
Henry Thomas, The Western Burglar and Muir.
derer; The Red Goats, Chronicle OF the Revolu-
ton, by e. r. Sierling Live in Paris, complete IN
one volume, by G.. w M. Reynolds; The Spectre
Of the Bastile. by Madame ST. Simon; The While
Wolf, or the Secret brotherhood, BY Paul Feval.
author of the mysteries OF London" &c.; Love in
Cottage, by L. $. Arthur; The videite tale of
the Mexican War, by N. IA. Curtis, author of the
''Siar Of the Fallen.'' &C.; The Irish Improyisa-
trice Legend Of Ulsier The Dreamer and the
Worher, by Douglass JerrolJ, Esq The Fathess
Wife, or the misiortunes Of young Nobleman !;
Dombey and Son. complete in one volume for so cts
The Forty Five Guardsmen, by Alexander Dumas;
The Pirates Daughter, or The Rovers of The Allan
tic; The Light Dragon, or the Ranchoras Of the
Poisoned Lance, a Mexican Military Romance ,
Geraldine. or the Gipsey of Germaniown; Tay-
lor's Money Reporters. and Gold and Silver Coin
Examiners, for May, lS4S.
Nav II 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
HATS HATS! HATS n!
Shenandoah Paper Manufscturins Company.

'sheH."NVHii E"Isf s'ahuIAtIuTIHs Nonspahy'
FESIlE subscriber being about TO commence the
u building of the Factory Tor the Shenandoah Pa
per Manufacturing Company, has authorized John
Jamson ESD to receive subsciipth3 for Stock All
who are interested IN tie improvement OF the great
Valley OF the Shenandoah, are requested 10 call and
register Their and the Of stock they pro-
pose 10 take. II Is believed more lucrative invest
men, better calculated advance the interests
OF this section Of The Country can nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS, President.
uarper's Ferry. May u, lS4S.
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THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
ny CHARLES III. LEWIS.

The ".zayffnsbarg GG=efte,' pubiisAedtrtrs Taas
dfy Morning, in -Hmfinbug, Bssstcg County, ygimia at
7~o Dollars agev in adrsacs Tico Fyzg II peid rian sic
moat; agd Three Dollars ailer tie expiration Il sir months
No paper diseoaf<d until az evearagss paid, except at
The option eftts Editors.
6- advertisements ,siu te inserted a. One Dollar per
aqupe Are tim-, Trenyscre Cent per sqaars n euery
su5se4uea Insertion.
~ FFflfarD fdaertiscmeais iciR ts inserted al hasf
price.
e- n ~ cr he nHaJsr Of times mtsi b marked The
MSS or ne advertisements sea p eF5ssed uni trsid
and charged accordingly.
or = liberal discount paaas 10 tose ,so eensra 10 aarer
liz by Ne ysr.
70 73versises ne erprrsa make payseni as he
time e-gigesJ.a ts,ish Msir elseismen iasertel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27

BOok Ainslery i'm s2artiisburg!
TENHE subscriber has established Book Bindery at
Il his shop, one door North OF VIM. Dorsey's Drug
Store, and nearly opposite J. w. Boyd where Books
OF every description will be bound in the very best
style an at Baltimore prices. Persons having orders
-iaIhis as will do well TO call early.
~ tlE4u JACOB NiNSONIIEILER.
- May II. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-27
LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

large and elegant, embracing several hundred styles
of Prints, Scotch Linen Manchester and on Cling
hams, Cashmerets, Chameleon Moussene de LANES,
plain and fancy Apaeas. Grenadines, Jenny Lnds,
Bareges. Lustres. Lawns. Cambrcs Jaconets Plals
Mourning Dress Goods. Goat aad Alohair PIads, Or
CANDIES, Balzarnes, Silk Tissues, Robes, Lustrngs,
plain and fancy Silks, with beautiful assortment OF
Shawls, Scarfs and Collars, White Goods, Ho-
siery, Bonaets, Ribbons Capes,
Uandkcrchiefs, &c.