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DHule Lost.

A Mule srayed from my. residence about
the 7th Aug, which may besknown by the
following marks: He is black horse mule,
somewhat CALLED on the shoulders, about 4
feet high, small and welI-made. He was
in fine order, when he loft. He was last
seen about Siateburg. l will pay expenses
and suitable reward for his delivery to me,
as need himyery shortly.
TT. TOUCHBERRY.
FriendnhiP 2. O. Sumter Dist IA st
AuguAt 10, lS4S.
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NOTICE

Tho undersigned having associated them.
'aolyea IN the Practice of Medicine; respect.
'ilily sslicit the patron III their friends and
\ ,sHe public. They mag % fbahd AZ Dr. Mil.
/, 4. MJI.fsER, III. b. s
Aug, i6,; 1918, : 8 ii 81 81 s.
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So saa "a
)ttl;,
81 ~
6ojnga jffs {iSs catfg for
fheifs il sdii ss ss
BalilfDo tie, A Alcf I'D, etsfsbutE,
4orfpl sand gIisf flssfofs 81 sas ttIota,l
sands 6f black men, 40 e1s md children
learnjng nd ad isii, sabb tiI add ol1tsr
,ysAool state laws I'D: b Witbstalds
ing: Inst week ihas ia yprS Of Cbarlss.
ton, Cg proel6 in1ed d lanksgiving for
The peace; SnoSs you ortberns shvpo itcs,
sHunkers and Barnbnrner ers, SVe and do
likewise; I'VE nre the people and wisdom
will die with us. I,
# MoaE CoNrENTEDI SLAVES a csnsides
rable distufbasce occurred tho Wharvea
at Philadelphia, on Saturday $.af ffarnoon,
occlsigned by " lsarta of sor1e OF the
/ Quaksr; aboli iiipnists to rescue some pu.
ted slnYes, three omen and man, who,
having 4nrriynd from tho West Indies,
whence they had been fotcedito hy by The
disturbances, sWerean stteirsway7 to the
Baltimore boat TO proceed. South. q They
were In oompanJi withSthe planters tami.
sly in which they had been raised, and the
g Quakers, assisted by "a crowd Of eolored
people, attempted to prevent their going
on board the boat. The planters denied
their being slaves, stating they were FREQ
togo ifthey Splensed; bMtithey evinccd no
dispositions 10 leave, preferring 10 remain
with the faf,;y; t;;i he:, had been
reared, rather than desert thenf in the
hour of trouble: The police were on the
spot and prevented any Interference BY
The mob, who would otherwise hive taken
them ashore BY force. list 4 fer the boat
hadpnshed off an officer came down with q
writ Of habeas Scorpus, obtaned: The
purpose Of ascertaining Wiethershe Frepa.
ted Eslnyea5 were mot Obtained 1GhiaWfu1Iy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,
], :; Green
Mary E. Kellum,
BY virtue of an order FINN William
Lewis. Esquass Ordinary Of Sumter District,
! will sell on the first MondaS Id September
next, at Sumter Court House, between the
legal kouss of sale, T
A. TRACT OF LAID. 81
containing three hundred acres more or less,
situated in Clarendon ON Taw Cav creek,
waters OF Santee-.bounded by lands belong
ing to the Estate Of Evan Benbow deceased,
Robes Bowman and the Hopper lands, be-.
longing to the Estate Of Seth 8, Kellum, de-
ceased. y :fs
I. Tcr,ns: On credit till frat day Of Janua.3
~ next Gall fees CASH. the. pnfchasas giving
Bond with good security and Mortgage
of the premises to the Ordinary for the pay.
,ment Of the purchaee; money, with interest
from the day of sale. S,3 #
HARVEY SKINNER, 8. 81. D. Us
18th August s1s4e. AZ St s
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NOTICE

Application will be made 10 the isgisIa-
ture at its next session for an Act Ito irieor.
porate e,EHE SUMTER RiFHEMEN.",. .
Aug. ls, ls4s. tsss 43 3mo
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ssoche's Merbal EMlbnOca.
tom fOrHoOping Cough.
A limited supply of the genuine Roche's
Embrocatien for Hoopiag Cough, the most ef.
iectual remedy now known fot that distress.
ing malady. Just received aad for sale at
4CLEVELAND'S
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall, - i
Aug D 1913. Camden, s. c.
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NOTICE.

Application will be made sat the phxt sst.
s,ensof the Legislature, ID incorporate tic
ANgs12o 1913, 42 latnfam
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ATTENTION! RIFLEMEN. 4
You are hereby ordered to parade at your
usual place of rneeting. on the last Saturday
in September next.
BY order of Capt. HAMMsT,
j. w. DARGAN, o. 8,
Aug. % Is If
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NOTICE.

The committee appointed by the District
70 furnish Dinner to the Volunteers, are
requested to come forward and pay up, as
there is considerable deficiency, and Nj. Chi
no is in want Of his money. i.l.
T.. J. DINKINS, e,
Chm'n. Com. Arrangements. !.
Aug. l8, 1913. 43
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NOTICE..

application will be nude to the Legislature
at its next session for an Act to incorporate
tssTIiEsSUMTER BRASS BAND."s SS
Aug. IL, 1915. ~ AZ 3m
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the "Sumtcr Celebration" on tho l7th Aup.,
and well deserve the applause with which
they were greeted. 10 {.
"WE ARE GOMEZ
Inscribed TO the Sun.ter Volunteers.
& BY EDWARD J. PORTER.
@We are5comc!'' our clarion's breathing
Rose above tue battles roam
Where the sulphury smoke was wreathing
- Plains OF fearful carnage DER.
where fhe serred spears were glapcing,
Have our flashing falchions swept;
And, mid countless hosts advancing, So.
We, our plighted faith have kept.
awe are comc!'s our banners brightness,
y (Stili nnstainnd as VIXEN yoti ggaye)
On our country's breeze's lightness, ~ IS tS4
Filings it's glorious folds to wave. 81
How and where we have sustained it,
Where sfearless shadow fell,
When the houEofs storm had strained il,
Ask Of History muse 70 tell.
"yVe are como ~ brave hearts undauHtedss
Went with us to battle forth,
Who, where plumes the thickest ,Haunted,
Proved din!perl's hour their worth
We have left them; land their story
Future chroniclers shall tell:--
Yet what brighter bed OF glory
Than the field wheron they fell.
*.rhe device on the Banner of the t.SUM-
TIERS"
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1For the Banner.l
The following beautiful lines were read at
the "Sumter Celebration" on the l7th Aug,
and well deserve the applause with which
they were preeted. A
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W.. Il. SCOTT c. $c.apa.s
Office Of the Common pleap, .37 s.
Williamsburg Dist. July .6, sleAs 3n1 b:
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PATENT Mfg1cIN

IL -ssaA - - III 4 -
70 eapei il, hence the cause OF mains. - -
Of DIR Sweetsers panaeea viii convince ,.s 49,
,hayfeleif Is assasney s M ~ 81
Great .fsdseinc fey chil,isea -rafen,s wiz 81
this Pauacea valuable 4n,esscine ,t,s ,ha;r
keeping their bodes IN healslsy cona,,ion ,he,ns
assisting their growth: children or grown persous u
ter taking Y, are not liahlesohe attacked wh M ~,
den'ic a. before, as il cavas the blood III pure IN,
dtion. and the entire system IN strengthened ss,s.l
il drives oui all kinds OF weakness from ,ho Nal. Il,
leaves ii healihgwuhm. ~
Married Ladies' WIN iud DR.. Swee,say,s pan.
fcea q medicine peculiarly adapted 10 their use Nns,
ladies' during the period ofpregnancy are slne,ai
with piles DR.. Sweetser's Panacea. by rpepl.,n,s
the bowels, VIII entirely absiac this. and Is
ing properties HE blood and fluids u 49,
healthy offspring. No one who isa mother slnnll ~
Without II, and those who are nursing VIII an. 4 q
great benefit 70 The health oi their Infants.
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA. heiny cor,,,s.
sed only Of vegetable matter, or medical herla mi
warranted, on oath, as containing not particle a
ulercurial. mineral chemical substance. is tonu Il
perfectly harmless 10 the most tender age or ,h
weakest frame, under any stage Of human suffering.
the most pleasant and benignin its operation ihauas
ever Offered 10 the world and a, the same time ,hs
most ceuai in searching ou the root o any compaie,
however deep, md Of performing cure
Price, 81 per bottle, orslx bottles for S. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
SETH s. lIANCE.
atAfA los Baltimore ST.. Bal,imore
JAMES N. RIDDLE.
Nov. II, ls31--y. Marinsburg. Va
$500
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AIcALiSTER'S
AL III EALING OINTMENT.
INSENSIBLE PRESENTATION.

lNSENSIBLE PRESENTATION.
WIS lssENsBLE PaGsPiRATIoN is the great ~ "
i CU.1gNT Of ali the lPURI1TES or THE
BLOOD, the GRIND SAFETY P.4L1E Of all
the organs in the human body and when in full and
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 PER SPIR.i'
TON BY colds, or other cause, the pores are
closed, and then all the matter OF The body
Is shut in upon the internal organs under the skin
thus all SORTS OF internal aud external disease are pro-
duced. Whatever, therefore. will OPEN IHE
PORES, and thus RESTORE iheI.N.SE.N,SiBLE
PERSPIRf1TO.N m all cases. will do more than
any other medicine known 10 cure disease and rees-
tabllsh health. M
Now let me ask every cpndid mind what course,
IN the cure OF disease, most reasonable y y
not open the pores, that thereby the insensiue er
spraon may pass off, cleansing The body and blood
of all their impurities Would YOU dose person
with MGR CtfRF or other DRASTIC PtRtnd
ITpES, BLEED or BLISTER TO U.NSTOP he
potes2 Would not common sense dictate that me
REMEDY should be applied TO the SE.11' Of all
The difficulties VIZ: the skln--thus unlock the doors
which shut in all the mischief and expel the foreign
matter which wars with the living powers wlihnl
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed
in manner which puts all theories aud eays % ST.
lence, by my Ail-fleaiing Ointment
0sA The above Ointment can be purchased rom the
Agents, J. w. s. b. k. Boyp, Martnsburg, Va, and
b. X. Born s. BRo., Mill Creek, Va.
November IS, ls47
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RENE WAL.
Shoe Thread Warehouse.

ny LARRABEE has removed TO his new Ware
HE house, CORNER OF CALVERT & MEI,-
GER SIS, and has now in store. OF direct impora-
ton from the celebrated factory Of Tiuev. latham s
Walker. a full assortment OF SHOE THREAD, viz
brown, green, hall beached, white and yellow. which
he is prepared to sell by the bale or less quantity, on
as good terms as the same quality can be had for ia
u. States. Also general assortment OF SHOE
TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives, Rasps,
Pincers, Hammers, Avis and Anvil Handles; Pegs OF
all Sizes Bris,les, Webbing, Boot Cord Shoe Nails,
all sizes cut and cast Tacks French Irons complete
Pegs Rasps.and Cutters, SIC. SC. sc. Premium Glass
Paper, TO take the place the common Sand Paper,
very superior article, being our manufacture,
,ca,rented Last, Boot Trees, Shoe Trees, Cdmping
Boards. all Of his manufacture, of the very best
timber and of the latest style. Every article can be
Obtained at this establishment for manufacturing Boots
and Shoes except leather All of the above will be
sold at the loves, market price. Country Merchants
are particularly requested 10 call
79i Il. LARRABEE,
No. "a, South CalreH Street
Baltimore, August "a, IS4S.-Sw.
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REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF THOMsoNIAN BOTANIC
MED ICINEs
REMOVAL

FyPH'M. LARRABEE, No. 90 South Calvert
his new building No. ri, and has always on hand the
largest and most complete assortment Of pure Botanic
remedies in The United States prepared under his spe.
cial al his Laboratory the FIRST erected IN
The United States for the purpose Of preparing I HOM-
S0NiAN BOTANIC MEDICINES. All Of the
pulverIzed and compounded articles put up in
quarter and half pound packages, and neatly labelled,
with directions suitable for retailing. and upon better
terms rhan the same article can be had for the u S.
Every article in his line is warranted genune--ihe
public rely upon this.
16t-A liberal discount made TO country merchants,
who are particularly requested to call and examine
quality. &c. before purchasing.
G5-The various Treatses, embracing the mos repu
ted authors, upon the Thomsonian or Botanic System
of medicine, my also be had his establishment, by
the quantity single copy.
Baltimore, August "a, lS4S.--Sw.
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MISCELL Ian Il 0 u s.
EpEvAN I DUslIAAl Aaglgs removed rom i1hci
lBErwnrv .aAEp AND HAsoyER.)

EpEyAN & DJNIIAAi AaylpE remoged from ihci
Il bold stand 10 their new warehouse, No. n 8 Bali
more street, between Sharp ard Hanover streets, and
having greatly enlarged and improved The same, are
now prepared 10 offer 70 telr friends and dealers gen
araY an extensive stock Of new and baaaissoi ALL
& WINTER GOODS. Their stock, whch is al al
lines large is now greatly improved BIZ recent add
tons aud consists oneary every variety of goods be-
longing 10 the Hade, which will be sold at The lowest
niaekefpfcss We enumerale in part---
CLOTlls--In tliek aud fancy coiors, Of French and
IAN eoofs shades and qualities 81 English and Amer
lean do.
IchsslA iEREs--In black and ian.y coaafs, all quail
ties.
NESTING s-of evory variety. some Of which are
very rich and handsome, being entirely new styles
lS8TINE1'S- Olevery grade. Y
fwoeds and Perry C'ASSfMERES.
Ec!oakihg, Cloak and Coat Linings. ali quaihies an6
IBLANKErs u Whiney, Quilted. aIpcAnaw,
and other varieties,
White, Red and Yellow FLAINNELs, an extensive
assortment, all qualities and prices.
FRENCH MEBiAOES--O OF all shades, ahandsome
Alpacas Lusras and Pais In fancy colors and blacks
PRINTS, PRINTS, PIsiNT5--200 cases new and
desirable STYLES Of Foyies London Purple, Dun
nels, Philip Aliens s. Sons, Spragues. Chapns,
bFaegs. and many others "a; very low prices,
CiNttHAAlS-- in great variety, some new and beau
stiui SYKES,
Dress Goods generally a large assortment Mouslines
DE Lanes, Cashmeres and Popiinss
Dsmask and other TABLE DfAPEliS--At greatly
reduced prices,
LINEN SHEETlN6 is--Irish Linens oil Richardson's
and other superior makes, very low,
SHAY L,S--Of all qualities and styles, some OF rich
and handsome designs.
Linen Cambria IIAND'KFS--An extensive assort-
mcnt, at very low prices,
Silks Pocke, and other Hand'kfs. in abundance,
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin CRAVATS,
HOSIERY, Gloves, Suspenders and Buttons,
With an extensive assortment OF other Goods. in
eludng a large supply Of bleached and brown
SfiEETINGS and SHIRTINGS; Canton Flannes
iiekings, &c,, Sc. al manufacturers prices.
10 all OF which we respectfully invite The attention
OF country buyers. and as we are making additions
daily Throughout The entire year, are a, all times
prepared TO eier such inducements must and will
prove acceptable.
G therefore say 10 BUYERS call and give stock
an Examination before making your purchases, feeling
assured that you will not be disappointed are
determined TO compare iavorably with The lowest pr
ees in this or any Of the Eastern markets.
BEVAN s. DURHAM, Wholesale
Dealers and Jobbers, New Warehouse,
No. 279 Baltimore street, 9th house
Sept RI. lS4S East of Sharp street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
DR. BEACH'S
AMERICAN pBAcTCE AaO FAMILY pHYslcRg.

NHli above cnsare faint representations OF COIn
! n MEDALS bestowed by The Kings, Queens ana
/ Peten'ates, whose names they bear, upon DR. "
Beach. the distinguished AUTHOR OF that great work
/ '.'fhe Americas Practice OF Medicine and Fannie
Physicians" in honor Of his great ahIIies exiiaoFl
nary skill. learning, and ingenuiy.--The author Of
this celebrated production is graduate OF the college
oil fhysicians and Surgeons connected with The TAI
versiiy OF New Fork. y is also a Professor Of Sur
gerry and Clinical Medicine in chartered Medical
Coliege,Jn this country. and has received diploma
from several renowned Cedica soeiees, besides nu.
merous testimonials of the highest respect, yenera
ton. and gratitude, from the FIRST physicians and s,,
reeons Inrists and eergymen in Europe and Amer.
ca. or this work, which is the OF all The med
zeal science and liieraiureo the experience and %.
seryaon, The discoveries and Improvements OF tho
most distinguished and successful medical writers
and practitioners Of all schools OF ancient and modern
times, combined with the very extensive experience
and observation Of the Author during nearly iAiry
years practice in thousands Of cases ID The civ Of New
ofk and also as rst physician Of The United States
inhrmafy. This great work is classified and arranc.
ed under appropriate heads in the most perfect and
scientific order, and in nine parts and these several
parts. 'embrace the character causes symptoms ard
treatment OF the diseases OF men. women. and ch-
dfen of all climates
This work is illustrated with TWENTY-FIVE
Anatomical, 15centy for Medical and Surgical. and
nearly one hundred cosored Botanical Engaynas
Besides these the work contains twenty four splendid
engrayogs Gu enameed paper, Of gold medals and
rope. IN consequence Of he hioh and aloyng recon-,
menda,ions which were ,yen + hv se5 man 2 Paw,
La Albert Irs m, s;ciau 70 ans ph;l,nne Ee
~ The F,enrb nroysar Of ,l,a ,asasa tsel ,a"s
Paris aud trst Musician ~ he uosni,al ~ 81 I 9a;s
ON al i'd first n,ad,sI tyb, ~ Eranca ,b 10
nounced this refk d, H. ~ model &C anal,ss aba
master nas IN ,l,efbol and raec,l +, ~
DIR. Won f.,y,g. frs, eounss md 6ri, nbps,c'an y
his NiaietfF tha ng 81 Mnftprabllro Nv The ees
brated IA Ans sr94ss,5r yon 1,s,,.,la,l tnds
throuoheoi H. ,fl ~ b;s ,s,,na,s,sh. ,,or, =
tho medisal fqe ,ss,o, i,Is ls.rned an6 t,shfe
valued wY..Yf lses f,Fs ,ys,es,, ~ H. 5f
esy The K mo- al ,..,5 =. s,,,ia.
5ecanner5ia'1on 4 + al ~.
CoIleoe AZ I3erlin AM 3.s. ~, 6g n
,or,ois voJ,,,nas H., t,5',,. wv,
Co,,nS. md ssngo5sn ,r.,s.,s' i,'.', -
va,ia. who saws io d \. t..,ll,..i.1'r 80 ~
,l,ces va, in ,he,o,.l - ,'.. 80
If o,,r .sc;arss !, n. n 100 -
earns usho sl5n,js
sim 81 Er,one ,,,;,l, 4
in Medical sid swr@, Is s..5.,
s;o;a - his Staf 10y
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Two CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POP
b ULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY through
out the Unred States. To Agents, The most liberal
encouragement is ofiered-wiih small capital oil
$25 TO 800. A chance is offered, whereby an agent
can make from $40 10 s25per week, For further par.
liculars, address (post paid,) 8atht
VIM a.. LEARY. cal
No. / SO North SECOND Street, Philadelphia
August 81, lS4S.-6n.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,

+ 49, w NJ. IIIONIIISOIs,
s. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND SOUTH STREETS,
baltimore, Nd,
al AS secured the services OF an Attorney resident
IA at Washington, of some forty years intimate
acquaintance with the different Departments, and is
now prepared TO procure the settlement of the claims
of soldiers who enlisted during the Mexican war
Ills charges for prosecuting claim before the De-
parImens al Washington and getting il settled, wheth-
e. for Bounty Land, Scrip. or Pension, will be So -
and for pay, mileage, clothing, sc. ten per cent. on
the amour, recovered. If $50 or over; and if under
that s.. He will furnish free Of extra charge,
any form necessary TO enable party to prepare and
forward TO him claim Tor prosecution, if requested
by letter pos paid and directed to him at the S. L.
Corner of Baltimore and South streets, Baltimore Md
W. Il. would refer TO Editors Of newspapers gener
ally thtoughous the United States and to these o
Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular.
AuQnsi g. ISIS -..- --.a- ~ n --..-.--. ~
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.Snaalee, Essfefles, Eany,,css,
~ . II Il g IA.
shenandoah Paper manufacturing Company.

FsHHE Subscriber hens abon, 10 commence the
building OF the Factory for The Shenandoah Pa.
per Manufacturing Company has authorized John
Jamison. Esq 70 receive Subscriptions for Stock All
who are interested IN the improvement Of the great
Valley Of tho Shenandoah, are requested 10 call and
register lser and the amount Of stock they pro-
pose 10 lake. j. is believed more lucrative invest
,neht, better calculated to advance The interests
oil this section OF tho Co&nify, nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS, President.
Harpers Ferry May H. iSiS
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afn,lNr anla,erllcrilag.

FEytIE Firm Of Nadenbousch & Drannon having
IL been dissolved, the undersigned vii! continue
the above business AT bis shop on Burke street, a
square and half west of Eoak's Hotel. aud tenders
his services 10 the czens Of Mariin>burg and ;erke-
Icy County. He solrils share OF public patronage.
and BY industry and attention 10 business lie hopes to
merit the same. iIs prices viii suit the times and
work entrusted HIM viii be done in the hest manner,
Persons VIII DO well TO give him a call before making
engagements elsewhere.
JOHN w BRANNON
Aprl 49, lSiS-tf
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ION Ii INDUS 4 4. II.
GAsAlEI AMD g0EElls-alAkIl.e.
AMOR N II. I'9TlJ '7,''ll

4 DopfS IBIS method OF informing lie pubic
"a ihaf he carfgag Oh dc above business At the
Oh stand Of Wa Abell, On King Street, and ii re-
turning as tlnks ofiormer patronage. lakes OCCASION
10 pledge himself, which. from bis experience he Is
ifee u a., dat be is prepared . G5puiaeiore
FgANirU e q
Of every description in lis line Of business upon asrea
sonabe terms and il s,gle aud manner safIsiae-
losy otAose seeking bargains, il can be elsewhere
obtained.
lie deems il unnecessary 10 specify each and every
srlice. tat simply TO say that he will furnish all IN
his line. lie hus a good Hears. and is prepared to
accommodate persons in town and country.
ManInsburg, January 20, lS45---tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
Removal.

DEFAN & DUNIIAAl have removed TO Ware
ED house No, 279 Baltimore street, recently occu.
pied by B. Il. Gardner s Co, which they have en-
hrged and greatly improved, where lhey shall con
iinue 10 keep throughout the entire year, large and
well selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods and which, as heretofore, win be offered at
very low prices forcash and 10 punelua dealers
They solicit az call from country and ciiy buyers.
August 81, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26

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Il D ESPECTfUi.bY informs his friends and the
ia public generally that he haslaeiy returned from
Baltimore with variety OF Patterns and styles Of
snrnure, aud has commenced
manufacturing T'SgTEsisuTc
ofsyefy Description. enCngenstreet, ore doorsoti Of
the Gazette Office, and two doors North of tho Eagle
Hotel. Ills Furniture will consist Of Sofas, Side
boards, Bureaus, OF every variety, such pair cen-
ire, Extension and Sofa Fables ii the most splendid
pattern and styles-in short FngiitGie Of every de-
scrpion and style.
The public most respectfully invited TO give him a
call as he is determined 90 give entire satisfaction TO
all who may favor him with their support.
Marlinsbare. October 7, 1917.
" B.-Iies also prepared 10 rnanu(ac tese Collins
If Walnut, Cherry. and Mahogany, for town, al the
shortest notice aud reasonable terms. He will
dne notice when his Iearse is completed. w. w.