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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25

To YOUNG 'MRN.-There Is no moral 81
objects so beautiful to me as conscien. 9,
tious young man Il watch him asa star
in the heavens; clouds may be before HIM.
but we know that his light is behind them, 4
and will beamaagain;i the blaze of oihsR,sao
popularity may Outshine him, but We Sc
know that though not seen he Eliminates 81
his own true sphere. He resists lsmpta-
ton not without a struggle, for; that is d
not yirtue;but he does resist and conquer;
he hears the sarcasm Of the prohigat4, &
and it siings him, for that is the trial sef =,
virtue, but heals the wound with his own . 4
pure touch. He heeds not the Watchword I.
OF fashion, it leads to sin; the atheist. a..
who says not only in his heart bu, With I'll
his lips, "there is no GodI" controls him 4
not; he sees the hand of creating God b.,
and rejoices in it. .f. a..91 sa-s.g uon 81.
Woman 10 sheltered by fond arms and q:
loving counsel; old age 10 protested by
It's experience, and manhood by,Iiits 81
strength; but the young man stands amid. ss
temptations Of the world, like self bal Z
anced tower; happy he who seeks ard an
gains the prop and shelter Of noraliiy.au,
Onward, then, conscientious youih!. q
raise thy standard and nerve thysslf for
goodness II God has given thee intel-i,r
lectual power, awakenit in that cause; @
never lie; it be said ofthee. He helped s
to swell the tide of sin, by pouring bis In.
luence into its channels. If thou ara q.
feeble in mental strength, throw not that nv
drop into polluted current. Awake, rise q.
young man!,assume the beautifully garb of.
virtue. 1t is fearfulIy easy TO sin; ii- 10 a
difficult to be pure and holy. Put on tAY ?,
strength; then lie, truth be the lady Of 81.
thy love--detsnd her.--Southern Rose, go.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25
PISS, as5a
" VOLUME III JIM $. NUMBER :. g. s.

A'DRUNKARb ON FIR. --Df. Not Tn IN
bis lectures, gives the following account
eof a Young man about twenty i've years |.
IOfage.a qsish' % hhsao 's0Se' 81 e"aa'
'sHe had been an habildal diuandsatsdp d.
for many years.. I'saw Him about o o. =
clock in the evening on which il happen!
ed; butbe was then. as fdli as usual, moi
drunk. but full Of liquor. sh' g va ~
Iaj Abon. n O'Clock. the same evening
was called 70 see him. I found him lit- :
orally roasted. from the crown Of his head
TO the soies Of his feet. He was found in !.
a biacksfni,h's shop just across from a.
Where he bad been seem The owner. >
atl ora sudden, discovered an e1feusiseefi
light in his shop, as though the wbele
building was in one general, fIarne. : He D
ran with great preciphancy, and on thfowe.
iug open the door, he diseotered 4 ma man Z
standing erect in the inidstof1 d wf6stf
extended silver colored flame, bearing as
he described. exactly the appearance Of
| the wick ofa burning candle in the niidstu
of its own flame. He seized him, ithe
drunksrd,) b." the shoulders. jerked hin,
10 the door, upon which the. flames was
Instantly extinguished. There was NO
FIRE in the shop, nor was there any posi-.
hility OF any fire having been conrnuni-h
Gated to him from any external sources.
Il was purely case Of spontaneous igni.
ton. A general slough soon came ON.
and his flesh was consumed or removed
in the dressing, leaving the bones aHda
few Of the larger blood, vessels;the blood.9
nevertheless. rallied around the heart.
and maintained the vital sperk until She
thirteenth day when he died. not only the
most loathsome, i'll featured picture thai 3
was ever presented TO the human viAw,,n
but his shrieks, his groans, and hiG Ia-7
mentations, also. were enough to rehd :"
heart ofadamant. He complained ofns
pain of body; bis flesh was gone. He .
said he was suffering the torments 0f
hell--that he was just on the threshold. b
and would soon enter its dismal cavern;
and in ,his frame of mind he gave up the o
ghost. ''st5T 3aN 81. iaH ,s-gHU oa' as
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25
Caoss OLD MRs.. M A,sAc lll,,r s.

4! NnOSS'g ~, "t nos uASSACHUSETTS.--
The Boston Post remarks of. this yenera-
BILE lady. who wouldn't give dollar to
keep her volunteers from starving, that
one time, in her old woman's rage. she
swore that if Texas came into the Union,
she would go straight, out Of il. Well.one
fine morning. young and blooming Texas
walked right 10, ever SO smiling, was re-
ceived graciously and loveingly by nearly
all the other sisiers;an there sal cross old
Mrs. Massachusetts, with her resolve
pinned to her apron. But instead Of
walking right out, as she had threatened,
he old lady, whe loves trade as well as
che does treason, pockeied her "resolve''
and fell to work swapping her cottongoods
with Texas, free Of duty.-BufaIo Cour.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25

ENGINES FoR PuMpING WArER.-Ws
visited the works erected for the purpose
Of supplying the canal with, water, yester.
day. The engines were al work, 70 e1.
hibit their power and capacity; and AZ.
tracted universal admiration. The pumps
are all finished; and the great Wheel.
thirty feet in diameter. will be ready 70
work in few days. One ofthe enginesi IL
called the, '.IlIinois," and the other the
Michigan" There are large wheels
for renting the extra power oftbe engines.
which il is expected will be considerable.
Chicago Democy0t. 'isl.s
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: $500 'fso3IF'l p, p p..iiA 9l

DETERMINArIoN.-, Resolution, says q
writer. lis omnipoteni." And, If we will
hut solemly determine toimake the hest
and the most of all our powers and ca.
pacities and if to this end 9TH Wilheforce
~e viii but .'seize and improve even the
shortest intervals of possible action and
EFFORT" We shall lind that there is no
limit to our adyancemeni.i; .oi ,sssasa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25
THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.

THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.
Is published every Tuesday morning
on ChiCago-St5eet, Joliet Ill. q
TERMs.-Two Dollars per annum pay
able in advance. or $3.50 if paymen is
delayeduntiI the end ofthe year. vase
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, .(I2IiiDes or less,)
one ileeItion,oJ ,sbae1 81.
90 Fal "gaiI Each additional cog =
h1a j-ai Big insertion,
al21. &C. 6 months, sa = $50
" &c months, IS f~1
Ordinary business cards per ann. 3
Noadvertisements will be inserted in
this paper unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
editorsbecomihg responsible for the same
OrAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they will not re-
eives attenaion. r>s.-s. -.l-----zz,,--.-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
PATENT MEDICINES.


% expel il, hence the cause of panla a few doss.
os DR. Sweetser's panacea win convince ,,g snfssrs,
that relief Is attained n
Greet Medicine for Ctiifrea.--parents viii sns
this Panacea valuable medicine for their thil1ren
keeping their bodies in healthy conditiop hprsty
assisting their growth; children Or grv IN persons II.
ter taking IL not liable 10 be attacked with An ri;
demc as before. il leaves the blood in p,re sn
dton, and the entire system in strengthened sfa,ed
il drives all kinds OF weakness from he boav a.
leaves il hsaithywiihin -
Married Ladiss--Wi i'll find DR.. Swee,ser,s Para.
cea medicine peculiarly adapted to their use Most
ladies during the period of pregnancy are afflicted
with piles DIR. Sweeiser's Panacea, BY REGULATING
the bowels viii entirely obviaie this, and ils puriN
ing properties on the blood and fluids, nsures 10 them
healthy offspring. No one who is mother should be
wilboui IL. and those who are nursing viii find il Of
great benefit TO The heaiih Of their infants.
DIR. SWEEfSEls'S PANACEA, being compo-
sed only Of vegetable matter. or medical herbs and
warranted. on oath, as containing not particle of
mercural, mineral, chemical substance is found in il
perfectly harmless 10 the most tender age or the
weakest frame, under any Stage OF human suffering
the most pleasant and Benign lis operation that was
ever offered 10 the world aud at the same lime. the
certain in searching the root Of any complaint
however deep. and OF performing cure
Price. 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
SETH s. HANCE.
los Baltimore ST.. b fmore
JAMES N. RIDDLE,
Nov. Ill, lS47-y. Martnsburg, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
McALlsTER'S
ALL-HEALING 0iNTM ENT.
NsENsIpLF PRESENTATION.


HyHIS IysENsiBLE pgRsPlgArioss the great ~ VI
N CU.lNTo Of ali the IMPURITIES Or The t,
BLOOD, The GRIND S.7FET'Y I,dLIE Of az
the organs in the human body, and when IN iuil ana
healthy operation, no disease attack the system
All disease comes by or is connected with q ehees
or an arrest of this LA;SE.NSIBLE PEHSfifai
ton. by colds. or some other cause, the pores ns
closed and then all tie worn out matter oil ipe oody
is shut in upon thenienal organs. or under me skn
thus all sorts Of internal and external disease are p,9
duced Whatever therefore. viii OPE.N lL ~
PORES. and lhus RESTORE theLNSE.NSi6.Lh
PER SpIR. 9TYO.v m vi cases. viii do more man
apy o,her medicine known to cure disease and rees
tablish health. ~ 49,, ,,la, .eo,,rso
/, ~ go !, disease seems most reasonable is Il
~, !, osn The pores that thereby the lnsensb'e per
a,e' NAV pass o cleansing The body ana BLOOD
* III ,i,a;r IMPURITIES? Would you dose person.
M, T. asylnprfFRY or other DRASTIC PukGa
TTirEsS RI,EED or BLISTER 10 U.NSIOP ;ha
,a,as1 yyoud ROT common sense dictate ihat ihs
pEs1EDY should be applied 10 the SE.dI Of al
~ J,ffcuItes. viz: the skln--hus unlock the door
,vheh shut in all the mischief, and expel the ioreig
mailer which wars with the living powers within
The true philosophy OF curing disease : Ieseaes
n manner which pats all theories and eaFAs - ~
lence by nv AIl-Healing Onlment
n,- The above Ointment can BE- purchases w" -
Agsn,s i w & b. r. BoYp, Maninsourg' Va, aau
b II. BoyD & Bso,, MI ~
November rs, lc4I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
.g,.s, zseeeicca,

A Fresh supply Of Groceries, such as Sugar, Cot,
im0erial Teas, Rice, Pepper, AlIspice. SalGratus.
Ground and Race Ginger, Alum, Saltpetre, Brlm-
Stone, Logwood, Clear Starch. Cinnamon. Nutmegs,
cloves. lndigo, Copperas, Camphor, Creamtarar,
I.iquorce Ball, Jujube-pas Rife Powder, shot
lad. Percussion. Caps, Chewing and Smoking. To-
bacco segars OF all kinds Cheese, Soda Water. But
ter. Sugar Crackers. Sperm. Mould and Dipped Cam
dies, Castle. Rosin and Shaving Soaps, Fine Suptf
rior Writing and Letter Paper, Black Ink. Backing,
I.ahnblack, Essence Of Lemon, Cinnamon and rep
,ermint, Balgam Of Life and Godfey's Cordial, Cas-
iar and Bears Oil.
Also, Ale in barrels and in bottles, Porter. Brown
Stout and Newark Cider, Champaign and Curran'
Mine.
Oct 10, lsi8
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

AMuEL BEvAr +. C. DUNBAR
HEVAN * DUNEsAEa,
xmnarterg aEo aghoifsale Z5falfrS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
i3rp gaooug,
No. 270 Baltimore street,
[nErwEEN SHARE ANp HANovEn.


nEyAN & DURHAM having removed from thei
y Bold stand 10 their warehouse, No. 279 Ban-
more street, between Sharp and Hanover streets. and
having greatly enlarged and improved The same, are
now prepared TO offer feir friends and dealers gen
erally an extensive stock Of new and beautiful FALL
! & WINTER GOODS. Their stock, which is at all
times large, is now greatly improved by recent addi
TONS aud consists Of nearly every variety Of goods be-
longing to the trade which will be sold al the lowest
market prices We enumerate in part
lCLOTfS--In black and fancy colors, OF French and
Belgian makes.
All coors shades and qualities Of English and Amer
lean do,
ties,
lVESrfNC;S-Of every variety, some OF which are
very rich and handsome, being entirely new styles
lSATlNETS-Of every grade,
Tweeds and Perry CASoiMERES,
Cloaking, Cloak and Coat Linngs, all qualities and
STYLES,
lBLANKETs-In Whitney, Duflied, Machinaw,
aud other varieties.
White, Red and Yellow FLANNELS, an extensive
assortment. all qualities and prices,
FRENCH MERlNOE5-Ot all shades, handsome
lot,
Apacas Lustres and Paids tn fancy coors and blacks
PRINTS, PRINTS. PRINTS-200 cases new and
desirable styles Of Foyes LoAion Purple, Dun
nells Philip Aliens & Sons, Spragues. Chspins
Braggs, and many others, a; very low prices
I
tiful styles,
Dress Goods generally, large assortment Mousiines
De Lanes, Cashmeres and Popllns,
Damask and other TABLE DIAPERS-At greatly
reduced prices.
LINEN NGS-Irish Linens OF Richardson's
and other superior makes, very low,
SIfA WLS-Of all qualities and styles, some OF rich
and handsome designs,
Linen Cambria EAND'KFS-An extensive assort-
ment, at very low prices,
Silks Pocket and other Hand'kfs. in abundance,
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin URAVATS,
HOSIERY, Gloves, Suspenders and Buttons,
With extensive assortment OF other Goods, in
GLIDING large supply of bleached and brown
SHEETlNGS and SHiRTlNGS; Canton Flannels
Tickings, &c, &c, at manufacturers prices.
To all OF which we respectfully invite the attention
Of country buyers, and we are making addilons
daily throughout the entire year, We are al all times
prepared to offer such inducements as must and will
prove acceptable.
therefore say to buyers call and give our stock
an examination before making your purchases, feeling
assured that you will not be disappointed, we are
determined to compare iavoraby with the lowest pri
ces in this or any Of the Eastern markets.
BEVAN s. DUNHAM, Wholesale
Dealers and Jobbers, New Warehouse,
No. 279 Baltimore street, 9Th house
Sept. 81, 1913. East Of Sharp street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
CASH FOR NEGROES

FJyIiE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase a large
8 number Of Negroes of both sexes. sound and
s5sy Persons having Negroes to dispose OF, wlll
fd il 70 Their interest give him call before selling,
as &c will pay the reyy highest cash prices.
lIe can be seen AT the Berkeley Courts at Martins
burg on the "a Monday. and a, Berryvie on the 4th
laaday IN each meath, and usually al his residence
in 'harestown.
sl! letters addressed to him will be promptly atten-
selfio. VIM. CROW.
~ hailestown, March ~, is1s--H
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
New Volume of the
SCIENTIFIC AN Z RICAN.

|TEyHE Publishers of the Scientific American re-
y speti,a!; give notice that the FOURTH YEAR
LII VOLUME of their Journal wall he commenced
on Saturday. Sept. 22d This publication differs en-
tlrely from the many magazines and papers which
flood the country. II is Weekly Journal of Arr,
Science and Mechanics. having for its object the ad
vanceineni OF the INTERESTS OF MECHANICS.
and INVENTORS. Each
number is illustrated with from i've 10 Ten original
ENGRAVlNGS OF NEW MECHANICAL IN
MENTIONS. nearly all OF the bcs, inventions which
are patented at Washington being illustrated IN the
Scientific American. Ii also contains a Weekly List
of American Patents; notices Of the progress OF all
Mechanical and Scientific Improvements; practical
directions the constructions, management and use
of all kinds of MACHINERY, TOOLS, &C.; Es-
says upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Architecture;
accounts OF Foreign nven,ions advice TO inventors
Raj Road Intelligence. together with vast amount
of other interesting. valuable and useful Information.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the most popu-
lar journal ofihe kind published and Of i'm
poitance 10 the interest of MECHANICS and IN
VENTORS than any thing they could possibly OBJ
tain! IL is printed with clear type and beautiful pa
per, and being adapted 10 binding. the subscriber is
possessed, the end of the year. Of large volume Of
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES,
illustrated with upwards of
500 BOTANICAL EN- GRAINGS
AND AN INDEX.
TERMS: Two dollars year in advance, the re-
mainder IN months. TO CLUBS :-5 copies, S. I;
ten copies, SIS Those who wish TO subscribe have
only TO enclose the amount in letter, directed
rmUNN & co.
Publishers of the Scientific American,
New York
ALL LETTERS must be POST PAID.
VOLUME THIRD bound 81 rs. or in Sheets
81. for sale They may be safely to any part
OF the country Patents secured and Mechanics Draw
nss executed a, the cheapest rates, the Office Of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
August 81, lSfS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

10 II /, INDU STRY.
Caa.NEr AND C0FFlA-raAglHa.
nrI1nf2.r s,vly Ri oug3[sl

a DOPTS this method Of informing the pubic
A iliAt he is carrying on the above business, at the
I'd stand OF yym Abel, Oh King Street; and IN re
t6s,fg his thanks foriorner patronage. takes occasion
Ii pledce bnself which. from his experience, he IS
ffes TO do, that he is prepared to manufacture
FURNI 4 U RE
yefy description in his line OF business upon ea-
,nafle terms and in a STYLE aud manner as salisiac-
y 10 those seeking bargains, il can be elsewhere
o4.ained. n.
He deems it unnecessary 10 specify each and every
cIe, but simply to say that he VIII iunsn all W
fs line. He has good Hearse, and is prepared to
accommodate persons in town and country.
Aiartinsburg, January 20, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
NEW GOODS.
WARNER MILLER

EVAS just received his supply of FALL .4.ND
j q ULNIER GOODS. to which he most respect
fully invites the attention OF his trends and customers
His Stock has been purchased on the NEST atlvan
tageous terms, and will be sold at the smalles' profits
possible. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere, as am determined not TO be beat. My
Stock consists in part as follows:
.Ci0shS.
Blue, Black, Invisible Green, Steel Mixed. &C., at
different prices; Plot and Beaver Cloths; CASH
meres, Blk, Stripes, X 3D. and Fancy Sanets at
very reduced prices; ves,ngs, Blk aud Fancy Satin
and others of every quality and prices; Kentucky
Jeans, &c., Tweeds, various qualities; Linseys. Full.
led. Plain, and Plaid Flannels, Red, White. and
Yellow various prices; Gloves and Hosiery gene
raj assortment, Crava,s; Blk and Fancv Linen and
Silk Hdkts; Swiss, Null. Book and x bd Musllns
While Cambria, and Jackones; BRACES, Edgings.
and Insertngs, a beautiful stock Taor's Trim
lnss in general.
EboMsesEycs.
Bro Muslins 3d. s, "A, and A. at various prices
Bleached Musns 81. 10, A, 6 a, from ca Up; 8
and A Ospahurgs, Plain and Twled; Drlilngs,
Tickings Checks, Plads; Burlaps, Nankeens, Cot
on Laps, Blankets SC.
Groceries, sc.
Sugar. Bro. and Loaf; Molasses, N. o., WI, s. Fl
and Syrup Teas and Coffee, fine assortment
Drugs of every description; Glass and Putty c. A.
and fine Salt by the Sack or Bushel.
Patent medicines.
DR.. Jaynes' family Medicine; DR. Wislar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry Fax nesioek's Vermifuge; Wright's and
Brandreth's Pills, SC.
Esooss, *isoes, EEass, CGps.
cases Boots, sizes 'front.' to 49, from 81 rs TO So so
Case Boys Boots very cheap and good cases
Mems Monroes and Brogan Shoes; 2 cases Boy Is
Monroes, and Brognn Shoes Ladies'. Sealed BUS
kins. and Calf Booees Misses Slippers. Booees, SC
Children's Shoes well assorted Beaver, Silk and
Common Fur Hats; Mems and Boys Sporting Hats
Mems ald Boys Cloth and Glazed Caps; Umbrel.
las &c; Hard Ware. Tin Ware, Queens Ware,
Glass Ware, Wood Ware, Stationary, sc. All OF
which will be sold upon the most accommodating
terms
Bedington, Oct 10. 1913.
N, bah kinds Of Country produce will be taken
in exchange for goods.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON.


Baltimore, Nd,
AS secured the services Of an Attorney resident
n H. at Washington, OF some forty years intimate
acquaintance with the different Departments and is
now prepared 10 procure the settlement of the claims
OF soldiers who enlisted during the Mexican war
His charges for prosecuting claim before the De-
psrmenis al Washington and getting it settled. wheth-
CT for Bounty Land, Scrip, or Pension, will be s. -
and Tor pay, mileage clothing &c. len per cent on
that sum S.. He will furnish free Of extra charge,
any form necessary to enable a party to prepare and
forward TO him claim for prosecution, il requested
by letter posi- paid and directed 10 him at the s. f.
w. T. would refer e Editors of nevsnana,s ,ranar
ally Throughout the United States and 20 those \
Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular.
August 3, 1913.
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X0 fhn EHflieH.

HAVE beautiful assortment Of Dress Goods,
& such as Mouslines. Cashnseres, Plads, Tissue
Lambert Gnghams, PLAIN and Plaid, Blk and Fancy
Is oaccas. Shaws assorted, Hdkis,, Bonnet Trimmings
rns general assortment, all oil which will be dis
iosed of al the very lowest terms
lexington, Oct 10, 1913.
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RIalIDW.AIi,,


F9YHE subscriber has removed his shop TO the room
Z one door North of MIR Dorsey's Drug Store, and
pasite 10 John w. Boyd's-and takes occasion 10
ftg hat lie srlll carries on the
S4DDLIvls BUSINESS
20. all lis branches, and TO thank his friends for the
oeral patronage extended to him.
sri JACOB VINSONIIELLER.
hpfl 20, 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

ssRsliE subscriber having associated his son David
Grove with himself, will hereafter carry on the
ss0 HAgcASusTnI.vG BUsESEss
mall lis various branches, al the old stand, under the
t.,m OF MIoaAEi Grove & Son. Our old custom
ors and The public generally, will find US prepared TO
ecgte all orders in our line of buiness in such man
rsf as cannot fail 10 ensure satisfaction.
MICHAEL GROVE.
April20 ISiS--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
VI :, asufacsuring Furniture

afevery description. on Queen Street one doorSoglh OF
.e Gazette Office and two doois North OF the Eagle
F4oiel His Furniture will consist OF Sofas, Side
cards Bureaus Of every variety, such as par cen
Is, Extension and Sofa Tables OF the most splendid
ssltern and styles-in short Furniture oil every de-
seFiFtonand style.
The public most respectfully invited to give HIM
F as he is determined to give entire satisfaction 10
ali who may favor him with their support
Nlariinsburg, October Z. Si7.
M B-IIeis also prepared to manulac ture Collins
Of Walnut Cherry. and Mahogany, for town. at me
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. tie VIII
5le notice " hen his Hearse is completed. w. w. s
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Notice.

Notice.
u Turpentine; pare WA'@ le'u' ~ J'S' 'ess''
we'd and for sale low BY ,ot,N AZ voIrIf.
March 80, 1913 JUN ~
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rHE MARTlNSBURG GAZETTE.
HY cfsAaLEs u. nEwIs.


Ys.f .eyffnsbarg cGsefie, is psbiishederas Thurs
n fagaiag, in Hmiinsbvg, Berkeley County, Virginia. al
fg po.iirs year advaacs Tiro Fny pad 'ca'n sr
oi and Three Dollars atser The expiration Of SIR months
M ss seonfiausd aia all a1eafpgcs paid except al
iss egtsoa i he Editors
s gdsertfsensenfs ,oH be inserted at One Dotlar per
ae IN h,sc fies Toensyre Gems per square J9r every
fv1sequeai insertion.
10 Military advertisements wil Be inserted at hal
&7fa1e.
IL all Tie nJcr Of times must Dc n'afed on he
s or tie Advertisements sent cia be published until toroa'
u charged accordingly.
"A liberal discount made 10 those o contract 10 adrsr-
81 blythe year.
.9drsfiscrs erpecisd 10 make Payment as s0on as me
~. erpireJ5r ,rhch their advertisements Gre i'striea.
AGENTS.
ROBERT w. KEARf0Tgr, Baltimore, Md.
CAPT. JOHN l.. PEYFON. s,u,,a,ou. Va.
Ir ARD'M. VEHABLE, '
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
Wooden WARE.

RARREL Churns. Tubs, Buckets, Coolers ant
Eb Hillsw Baskets Tor sale low by
BOYD s. BRO.
NAT Crseh. April 81, ls4s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

A LII persons who become purchasers a, my sale
IN will please come forward and close heir accounts
they will be put in the hands of the proper oaicers
for collection C. b. Wildly,
October B. 1913.