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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

GayAT CusE ~ PgLNOsARY COSsJgFTios ~
scnEScKs PuLNosIc SYEUP.-Th.. 10 certify that ~.
four years sgO ! taken with violent cough, Al
raising thick bloody matter and difficulty Of breathing pa
10 the len side fever and tight swsa,- oss of sYpee ~
strength my feFl ALMOST wasted away. every So
and Fall would have affaeh ~ this sis8 a COS
not work Eact ane would go much worse ! al =
attention Of three four different yhy.icaBs ron Ttg
recei red benefit They all said Tia. my alg- were 30
y zfecird The asi one inst spur1e9 n,
he SHOOK his head, and laid lung .Oufd al
other slnO.i wasted away. he prescribes s0me Aay.
med cine, hicl had effect 81, and he never Css
aEsil A. ills line was Induce. % VI ,crfou'
PumOcic ~ymp I'D rot receive any benefit rom -
had taken three bottles, oui apparently go Hois@,
co.. n Ne. ugri aud dry, D. Wa with great dfcly -
cygd Ret breain NJ friends. well a. myse p,
ny tins short Boz ihs word. B4i al e. 0ie- :,
tsken with orc Of ny violent spells u cough ~ ="
some aLg gave way, AMI raised, near - ~ !,
three naf plt- ~ quart o. bloody atef and
The moo. horrible stgn ever su.eL from p y,
gained very fast. conanaed rsls.ng mofs " - ~
time. ! cO1iuued ia<ug ihe medicine sl' -
tsken seventeen bottles A. t.ls time consdeieo nir
vel. and began % WORK again It's AS 10 ne ia y
have regaaed ny ergth sd fesl, and hA'1 49,,
the beet u heslsh since tbs D. PLAIN sho'
Of my case and B. he trsih Any person desfoss ~
particular. car cal upon me 81 ny residence -, -
y New -fOrs. WV holNo ..
Prepared By J. Il. Scnr>cA. s. SouIb sH,h.i -
d. pha sod h1'e.s- zud retail ~ Bush
Bsfcsy-st. Ns~.Yors Redd.ng Co si4ts-.L - ri
; T. Smith. sun Buidng.. Baltimore VIRGIN = -,
Chsrue--sl Aes-oreans Price = per boils "a 49,
or =. BIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

ORIslSkL TAILOR PAPxR>-clncc Gen. Tay-
lors success slrnos; every paper we open claims tc
have been iAs original Taylor paper.
llhs,v Kns. ker5ocker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

NORTH C,RCLINA-But few Of the returns from
this state are official, although sufficient has been
received 70 determine great gains for Taylor from
the Governors vote in August Van Buren, re
ceiyed q vote. Ia Guiiiord Co. to l7li for Taylor
and 90 for Csss. All heard from but DO counties
No doubt OF it being for Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

MlsHssIFrl.-At New Orleans the state IS con
sidered doubtful
Bz,1 Ma,oraies-Naichez, l9l Biloxi. 10 Mlsss
sippi City, 10 Pass Christian, T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

NAyAL-Captain Benjamin PAGE. Z :. Navy.
arrived here yesterday in the steamer Herald from
Baltimore. ana TOOK lodgings a; the NsiOns Hotel
Capt Page IS appointed - the command Of the L. :
frssie Rsrit4n, arias oui 4; tie Navy ard The
T. :. Revenue Cutter Lawrence. Captain Frazier
destined for California, sailed from Hampton Roads
yesterday. The L. :. slOop Of war Albany Comm snier
Randolph. e lying IN Hampton Roads SUD bound %
Hsvsas Norfolk Beacon Nov l6.
WHOLE NCNBER OF N0rEs.-Our estimate of
The whole number Of votes 10 the city exceeded oy 3i
that gwen Tuesday : l.lJi more than Nero ever
before poled In this CITY and nearly double that o 1853
Toe vote o. tire Second Municipality alone wants bug
CO u equal TIA, vi the Whole city In i-ii and
EXCEEDS By I95 that Of the other Two MgnicpGllges
A. tns rate OF increase the vots OF our CITY, IN l-52
VII b. ls0oC. ~ o. Delta
- GOV. VIM. d. M0seley. o. Florida, has
4PAt Thursday the 3o.h Of th.s mouth a. day Of
taAnksxiving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
WlLNOT : DISTRICT I
Of the llth INST we. ssys;

Of the llih INST wei says
In own County, the Wings did their Ks0is dsy.
- the Official returns. which publish IN anOiher
column. faly demonstrate. 10 vii be noticed that
the Cass and Van Burss united does not exceed
that given 70 Gen Taylor, much did that Of
Lougsteth over Johnston. Hsa Van buren, been En-
the held We have not doubt but that Taylor would
sil have received handsome majority In the county
over Cas- And this the face Of the isct that tbs
county made the special mission ground Of the
leaders OF the Case party 10 Sss here thhi the cee
brsted Brig Gen. Roumi0rt direct from rot Mexico
but the philadelphia Custom House, spent some ter
days teaching The people Their duty and q also
serc thst T. : Fernon, Of Philadelphia county. made
ais hurried and mysterious visit. And then had
NcClclAnf, from Michigan, the man who represents
NJ Cssss district N Congress, and who . known a.
the Prime Minister II the great Nichig ander sud
also hsd sight Of Charles O. Hammond. the Collector
Of the Port - Detroit and numerous other dsnitsries
all OF whom did their best 70 seduce the people Of
Bradford county into me support Of Lewis Cas- the
slavery Extension candidate President But hsnks
70 TIE frnness and intelligence Of the people. al
would do-CAss 3 besien more tran ftrfs tlgasrad
CSC tEaGrf1 ro,fs n the county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

" Til. Gichelieu" Gold Pens sold By b r.. wiT'o'
CO. a. Waist are warranted 10 wesr FIVE yoap, sne are
Acknowledged 10 be the h,s aud chsapes, pens 10 use
Gold pens male - pattern. Gold pen. repaired
~ Dr. lsSs TiScTuss ARonA Is .he best mouth "s''
and denufrioe offered 10 te puhc 10 not only msse'
hs f0ue,i bsa pure and s~ee, bat actually prevents ne
premature decay of The teeth II be- obtained BIZ
Office, . Bsrclsysl ofRushon, Clara Co 10 A'or'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

Cs..-s Pt,..-Psr i-sos lll. lll 10 - .. ~ ili u
u.s. DEL Par n " l5', 49, a. 10 -, IT, 10 TO- ~
fs. r4T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

DRowEED-Th.s morning about clock, W m.
Hit German wa. found drowned In the lock OF the
Morris Canal opposite Weservelfs Hotel IN this city
lie Of middle age and had family living IN the
nsighboFho0d Verdict, accidental drowning
Newark Advertiser, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
Vote Of the City Of New-Orlean-.

'syiors maj in City 1901 Scattering Ciaysmaj a.
Folks majority in the whole state in lsii ia
ulue the Plaquemine swinde, was o9a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
,yior over Van Buren, sss Clay over Pos ~
nRANGF co


Totsl.......E72 1854 3iI0...s.6H -
Tsy.oT over Css. ,Co2 Cay over Pos 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

Tsylor over Gas. Is s9s over al 240l
Elk. Mexican and Saliivsn 10 be heard from Of
hciay but they cannot vary the result materially.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

- H0n. HESRT CLAY. We regret t0 say. has
le-n severely .ndispo-ed fer The last ten dsys He
argued important cause 10 ne Chancery Court sf
this county Tuesday ~ last week when b. appeared
b. Ia fle health aud certainly far a. nis speech
furnished any indication, was in the enjoyment OF hi.
usual good health he was attacked Tie sane evening
and has been since that time indsposed and under the
afrsn-snce q his physicians We regret 70 earn .h.
morning tnAi De Is sal ind. sDosed
Lexington Observer, ll,h inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

FRFs SOIL NorE.-ine Free Soil Varty OF
Nv orleans poucd on. rbols vote yesterday the
fret Ward second Municipality. The vote w-s for
Martin Van Ruren and Charles Adams. We congratu
40, the FREQ Soer. upon the promising prospects Of
that party In this state. ~ Dgia, sIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

n Please make enc exception I'D. T,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

TIE HoLlDsYs.-T hcse who sfe prepared % ,spl;..
wants Of TIE people u no country, before nc -
reminded nat choice selection q ne psP',.r =
adapted 10 advertising various business psfsoib c.
had a. '. faLssKs Agency Trbune b1lSel0s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

OyEE-SH0E.. GcITA PEKcHA, CoRS -eLk 40 y i've.
PzooF B0ors The largest assortment In ne cry
Shoes 81 every descnrgoE iof ladies' gent eI-s1 Ros
boys and cadfen, well as al osa-5 h.9s ~ -. AZ
SHOES and Ga- celebrated Congress Boots f,r isi ,
r-als. - b, found Al BSOokss Congress 5o0s S''''
FsliO1 - SIX coOr. from Broadway ,..,,sx,
cS- Prices - low VI lower hAn .ny other ss'.' "a !,
" ne e1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
WYOMING co.
pBNNsYLyANIA FLECTION-loae.al !

Tsylors maj over Van Buren, Isl Do over Cas- .loz
Clay over Polk. .......................65
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

THE swED,sH icHEf~csLE-Jenog Ll1a -, 2, r.
sse-er 10 The i1an GE>f>s Jenny Llnos 49,,
eye Lsfies, 81 s.-s and Cl.l1feIs Fashionable f.i
" Not Bonaeis made 20 leI ne ZEPHYR .Afs-f-
Bat Bonneis formed 70 keep oul Heaven ' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
T. -, f4ss- # r.s r-s4..
BROOKLYN APFAIRs

BuRGLARY.-The shoe store of Mr.. A. Tinker
IN Third avenue vas broken into few nights ago and
robbed AZ 100 worth Of boots and shOes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

re- PsLNERs BUSINESS MSS ALN.sAe, 'a,, a,
Ware Gaxesi-l 10 brief compendium Of al ne 80 80.
cl.Iery q business, national AID comesle, Vice. VIZ
Of ircacu. able vA.1e 10 The pOfsessOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

y Col. VIZ. 4. Johnson II Va. Is aow n
Nsw-orleAns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
NEW YORK ELECTIoS.-lo-eiAll
PrTnes II q. -. Yer. Trissst

COSGREv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

SIR beg 10 acknowledge the receig; Of your letter
OF the 2ls inst and in reply 10 inform you that st my
request Mr.. Brosdhesd had an interview with one OF
the under OF state with reference 10 yoGr
detention In the Newssie Dablin that have myself
several times called the Foreign oice and al the
Home Ofiee on the subject; ana tina; have also
addressed an Official note 10 Her Msjeeiys Prncipsl
Secretary Of State .or Foreign affairs setting forth that
you American citizen born in New kngiand. that
you have wife and children In America dependent on
yourself for support that you were arrested IN Dublin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

for causes To yourself unknown jus, you were about
returning II the United states aud requesting 20 be
informed why you thus suddenly taken inso Gus
tocy and also that you msy have such prviieses OF
e.ress from this Kingdom belong % night 70 LOT
eigners who % This country % engage 10 A"lu
commercial pursuits To this com nunicsfion na'e
yet received any definite answer but u hss oeen
referred 10 the Home Oice and hope before long 20
receive communication announcing % me your hoer-
suop Meantime. you may be assured that no e1er-
ton Of mine will Dc wanting secure % you al the
protection which your country can s'oTd you IN a
foreign land am, very respectfully
vour Incident sarvant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
NEW-YOEK-fOGcisil

Monroe -----. 5000 noll $50 49,
schernerhorn over seiden, 81 over a. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Nov. IL.
James X Martin was convicted this morning Of
the murder OF Zel sverdic OF guilty rendered
A. to John Newton Sentence will not be pronounced
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
McALlS1ER'S
ALL II EALING OINTMENT.
lNsENsIBLE PRESENTATION

iFHNllIS lEsENsIBLE PERspa,TIoS is the great Et.h
CC.7.NTo Of ali the mp JRI17ES or THE
BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY J.aLVE Of all
the organs N the human body, and when in full and
healthy operation, no disease attack the system
All disease comes BY or is connected with check
or an arrest Of this LN,SE.N,SIBLE PERSPIR.9
1IO.N by colds, or some other cause, the pores are
closed, and then all the worn out matter Of ibe body
y shut IN upon the internal organs or under the skin
thus all SORTS Of internal and external disease are pro
duced Whatever, therefore. viii OPEN THE
! PORES and thus RESTORE theLASE.N.SIBLE
PRESENTATION IN all cases, will do more than
any other medicine known to cure disease and re.es
tablish health.
Now let me ask every cendid mind what course,
IN the cure OF disease, seems most reasonable Is
not 10 open the pores that thereby the lnsensibe Per
spiraion may pass off. cleansing the body and blood
of all their impurities? Would YOU dose person
with sNURCURY or other DRASTIC PURGE
IYp'ES, BLEED or BLISTER 10 U.NSTOP The
poles? Would not common sense dictate thai The
REMEDY should be applied to the SEAT d 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 withini
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed
~ manner which puts all theories and cayils 70 81
lence, BY nv All-Iiealing Ointment
eJ- The above Ointment can Be purchased from tue
Agents, J w s. u. Il. I5oYp, Marnsburg, Va, and
u. Il. BoYD s. Beo., Mill Creek, Va.
November IS, 1917
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

THIIlADELPIIIA WARDROBE.
NO. lO5 CHRsTNur STREET BETWEEN TurRp Ann
FouRTn, NoRrn SIDE, PHrLAprLpuA
10 southern Western Merchants
M ANY gears experience in business has satisfied
-ANA me that putting in newspapers without havino
any assortment 10 back is all ht,n,bug l. therefore
have come 10 the determination of having the Pu,,'
ApELPmA WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds Of
CLorhiNa, and at such prices as will please all. In
proof OF what say, Invite look in the Wardrobe.
where can always be seen as handsome and exensive
an assortment of GENTLEMENs CLoTnrNe as can he
found IN the city Remember the Philade,nbia
Wardrobe. PERRY r.. McNEii = 1''''
No. l05 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
June !, l64S-3m. f"'''
N. B.-A large stock of piece goods on hand
Garments made o'order al the shortest notice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
RE.WDEe.FE.

AVlAG removed my Drug Store one doc,
=. North Of my former place Of business. an3 ncor
y opposite to Mr. John w. Boyd's SIore-l avail NV.
ecu o. hs occasion to return my thanks 10 he publ,c
U eer generous support and confidence and 10 as
ny customers and the public generally that the
Of Medicines fN'''eD - '"e u'SpenSa''on
IN the constant receipt Of fresh Drugs. Med
lGInes, eSufs. Paints, oils, Sc, am prepared y,
81 p ,nies 70 furnish all demands in my line.
puons and all other Compounds will be exc
cu,gu WIN precision and despatch
iiaslns a, CONSIDERABLE built and repaired
my present location, better prepared to give
has cast ana style which properly belongs 10 Drug
ona oh N, ga, Store. WM, DORSEY, .
Ap''' . ioto' Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION AND LIVES OF THE
HEROES OF THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE,
BY CHARLES ]. PETERSON.
A N elegant volume with Is Steel Plates, and near
IA, y 200 beautiful Wood Engravings
This is splendid book. A valuable addition TO
the Historic Literature of our country We are much
mistaken if il does take rank with the works Of
Irving and Prescou." - Franktord Herald
sit surpasses any similar work yet offered 10 the
American public. Meals Gazette
M, 1T may be properly considered popularised
Military History Of the Revolution, extremely well
and ludiclous written. ~ american.
The present work on the Revolution and its He
oes is superior, both in extent and design 10 any that
has heretofore come under our notce-h,qpirer.
"A well connected History Of that eyenfu period
Ledger.
decidedly the best popular History Of the War OF
he revolution and lis Heroes. that has vet been given
to the country Saturday Erening Post
Co AGENTS WANTED to Cdlrass for The ADORE
elegant Work. IN erery County and 7o,rn IN The Uni
tea Sfates. 10 whom the most liberal inducements will
be offered. Price only s.,
VIM. A. LEARY,
No. l5S North Second ST., Philadelphia
May rs, l848-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
SEASONABLE COINS

M have on hand and for sale, at unprecedep,lv
w low prices, the largest and best stock Of Gen
ilemen's Wear ever Offered in this market, embracing
f EN- and Superiine English, French and American
LIONS; suPr. Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
simeres; Black and Fancy Colored English and
American Cassmeres Ga and "a silk Warp Cash.
marels SIX Warp Codrington, Fancy CoIored
4 weeds; Black and Colored Summer Cloths Wei
ing'on Cord; Croton Coating; Gambrones Dram
re Ele Soading'on Tweeds; Linen Drills Plaid
Linens, iof summer Goats; Summer Cassmeres
supr ,s,upr Black Satin vesungs; LYONS Velve,s ,
supr Valencia and MarseilIes Vestings, supr Linen
ana cashmere Vestings Brown French Linens !.
lrlsh Linens Union ana Cotton Drings, S,orts
suspenders, Handkerchief, Gloves, SC. &C.
April q, ls4s y D''o'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
Fresh .Ess0ygassess.

4 nAN u just received fresh assortment of Cloths
N Cassimeres, Satin and silk ves,ings. NIoumno
Tfnls 20 and "A oznabulgs, Nankeen oznaburrs'
SheeilnS, and GA Brown do Hardware Glass n nd
Queensware, Shoes and Boots, Groceries. This
Buckets Baskets. SC, all ofwhich win sell mon
the best terms. 'eH upon
respectfully solicit the attention Of Farmers who
ok before purchasing elsewhere. NY $40
March 2, 1913. r. 8 pENDI r-ronr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
New s.N EsASTs.
Fresh and Magnificent Spring Goods
cRowTsr e. CO.

CRoryIsE e. ca.
Az f. opened one the largest, cheapest and mos
d splendid Stock Of Goods ever before offered
in Marlinsburg.
% All persons are requested 10 give a call they
VIII md US occupying the room above our former
store, which we have iued up in manner 10 sui 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
we aresnabled 10 offer il 10 our ffieeds at such prices
cannot FAIL TO afford the greatest satisiacon all we
ask is call, being fully convinced that all our goods
are cheaper han any heretofore Offered and will com
pete with any stock in cheapaess, bedg fashion and
elegance Of style; all are requested TO cali and exam
inc our assortment, whether wishing opurchase or
not as will afford us the greatest pleasure to exhb
il it, Our stock Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
is 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. Lusires. Lawns, Cambrlcs, Jaconets Paids
Mourning Dress Goods, Goat and Mohair Plaids Or
CANDIES, Balzarines. Silk Tissues Robes Lustrinrs.
plain and fancy Silks, with beautiful assortment 0!
Sha,els, Scarfs and Collars, White Goods, Ho-
siery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Capes,
Handkerchicfs, &c.
Also, full and complete assortment Of
GENTLEMEN@S DRESS GOODS.
embracing amongst Others, Mulberry, Green. Olive,
Brown, Blue. Black and Mixed Cloths Tweeds fan
cy Cassimeres and Vesiings in great variety Velvet
and Napoleon Cords, Linen Checks, Drlngs, Cable
twist, York Mixtures, Chsmbrays, Cotonades, Mon
terey Cassimeres Croion Coatings, Nankeens, paids
Cashmerets, Summer Cloths, Wellington Ribs and
Cords, Drills, sc. Also Cravas, Handkerchils, Sus-
pehdefs' &c. Their assortment Of
Boots, Shoes fats, Caps and Bonaets Queen $
Ware, Stone, Cedar, Tin and
Hard,care, SC. sc.
cannot be surpassed and their large stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS
embrace all the varieties fiom the manufactures Of
providence, Boston, New York Philadelphia and
baltimore, amongst which will be found Brown and
Bleaehed Muslins. Brown Cotton, Duck and Dr;l'
lngs from cents per ard up
Our stock OF GROCERIES is large and daily increa-
sing. We also have large stock of IRoN which we
offer below the the usual prices
ID word, we are prepared 10 offer inducements 10
purchasers greater than any heretofore offered
MaTiinsburg, April 10, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
NJ CHARLES II. LEWIS.

yhe ..uorffns5urg GG=ette,v spubiisasGstaS Thurs
4y Morning. IN Maias5ag, Bksy County, Firgtns, a
Tco Dollars year in aArenee 1ieo FIN II paid wt az
months and Three Dous qfler he expiration II sir months
No paper discontinued mil ~ aeayagss paid, ere al
The option n Eiitors
.fdrertiscBtcstB sH Be inserted Ono Doitar per
sqars ~ sse nss. Tpsg.fre csis Pey sqeaf ~ ersry
subsequent irsesii,9i
~ .nsfsey .Edt@nses,ea,s ,ria BE- Inserted d ha
prize.
~ III III s.abf II fines must Be married 81 re
MSS, osae edsee@,s eiR be published lasi forbid
end etarg9d asssr3irgtg.
c . hberat deee mqde e ese rAo egatsaei 70 edeer-
tiss bg ne ysn.
~ qdsersas esreet MAKE payment as soon as he
tbae expires ~ ,r&iet .e!r advertisements G9e inserted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
HON L lNDU STRY.
CABINET and C9FFIN-MAKlNG.
"a 80 80 Ell Ow sLsl

4 n0pIs ih,s method Of informing the public
a tha tie & carrying on The above business al the
ola stand 9f WA Abel, on King Street; and in re
uTang h3 thanks i9flornier patronage. takes occasion
10 pledge biasell, which. from bis experience he is
free %, that he Is prepared 10 manufacture
FURNITURE
every description in his line Of business upon as rea
sonabe terms and IN style and manner as satisac.
tory. 10 those seeking bargaias ii can be elsewhere
obtained
lie deems i unnecessary TO specify each and every
article, but SIMPLY 10 say that he will furnish all III
his line. lie has good IIearse aud IS prepared 10
accommodate persons in town and country.
Martlnsburg. January 20, l6ss.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
FRESH .RSrig9Y.

@oGAR al o. cts per h.. NIolasses al 37s cts pei
- gallon, New Orleans Moasses at 40 cents, Honey
at 70 cents per gallon, Chocolate Coffee, pulverzel
ana Loaf Sugars, Ground and Race Ginger, Salerat
US, S'arch Imperial and Young Hyson Teas, CHINA
mon-ground and bark, Nuimers. Cloves Irdico
i,,;ogwood, Alum, Salpetre, Copperas, Birthstone
Pepper, aud Alspice, Backing, Black Ink, Rife
Powder Shot. Lead and Percussion Caps, Matches
sperm, Dipped and Mould Candles; Fancy, Castle
kosln and memade Soaps; Cheese, Water So.
Tor sale BY G. RAENIAL.
June /, 1918.