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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-04

n Folk to be a. yarinnee-Rilh the Interests os
me country and The true principles Of democra.
cy' Gen. Cuss tells you .the confidence Of
the Democracy in James X. Polk has been sin.
nally justified by the sirieiness Of his adherence
10 sound democratic doctrines"
is there any measure or principle cheri,hod
by the Wings that has not ils counterpart. in ,bo
sentiments Of Cassl Surely between these two
candidates no Wing can hesitate in his choice.
WIN the avowed sentiments of both before him.
the support OF Taylor calls FOR no abandonment
Of prneiple-no violation of eonsc;a,co p,,
on the other hand, his principles are approved
by his judgment and his conscience. their ssc,.
curity being placed beyond a doubt in IN.
pledges of General Taylor-and their des,ruc.
lion inevitable in the election Of General Cas-,
does not the support of the Wing nomination
become an imperative dutyl Lat prejudice and
passion be laid aside-leI personal preferences
be forgotten in lSs Ssremembranceof of what he owes
to his country, and he cannot but feel himself
bound by the highest obligations to suppOrtihe
nominations Of the Wing National Convention.
The COUNTY Observation-Disclosures the
Convention tomorrow TO select Wing County
ticket.
A candidate for Representative will be selec.-
ted, this is the most important duty that will.
come before the Convention. We can see noth-
ing to prevent an amicable choice of a candidate.
The great importance of the present campaign
should be well considered in looking for a Rep.
resentaIiye. We have a beneficial system Of
banking-a equitable system of taxation, and
the Constitution of the State to defend. We
want therefore, an intelligent, honest, and firm
Wing, who "knows our rights and knowing them
dares maintain Them" We have the material
in abundance, let the people make the choice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-04
Il. TAYLOR,
BrcAel Brig. Gen. L. S. A. Con

bTtNeI Dig NVU' y % II OUIT'
The Adj. Gen. of Army, Washington. D. c.
Aud il is from this communication, made un.
der the circumstances above se' ior'h, lhat the
Tme Democru, derry IT'S authority for the a.
vsrmen, ,ha, 0rn. Taylor "udvised the march
;ng Of ~.ned forces into the neural territory"
I Cleveland Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
PATEN I MEDICINES

to expel IL, hence the cause of na;us -
lot DR. Sweetser's Panacea will convince ~ soses
that releif IS attained "s sehstef
Great .ledscias for Caildrea.paren,s ,v, e.,
ms Panarea valuable medicine ior their ehsr ~,
keeping Their bodies IN healthy condition. thereby
assisting their growth; children or grown persons IN
Ter taking ~ are not liable to be attacked win an
deme as before, as II leaves the blood IN mrs ca,,
d'tion, and the entire system in strengthened STATE
drves out all kinds OF weakness from the body AMI
leaves il healthy within aug
Married LaHies.--W i'll End DR.. Sweeise,,s p.
cea medicine peculiarly adapted 10 their nse Ma,
ladies' during the period Of pregnancy are a1s,r,e.,
with piles DR.. Sweetser's panacea by regnla,,ntr
the bowels, will entirely obyate this and IL nr,f,
ing properties the blood and funds nsprss ~ ,be,,
healthy offspring. No one who is mother should IL
without Il, and those who are nursing win find Il 81
great benefit 70 the health Of their infants.
DIR. SWEErSER'S PANACEA, being comno.
sed only Of vegetable matter, OF medical herbs. and
warranted, on cath, containing not particle OF
mercuTai, mineral chemical substance is found IN 4,
perfectly harmless 10 the most tender age or The
weakest frame, under any ssage of human Suffering
the most pleasant and benign in lis operation that was
ever offered to the world; and at the same Time The
most certain in searching gu, the roo Of any complaint
however deep, and of performing cure
Price, S per bottle, six bottles for S. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
SETH s. HANCE
los Baltimore ST.. Baltimore
JAMES N. RIDDLE
Nov. IL, lsdl-y. Martinsburg, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
NcALlSTER'S
ALI.-N EALING OINTMENT.
INsENSIBLE PRESENTATION.


T#SHIS ISsENsiELE PERsPiRATroH is the great En-
IL CU.lgNI' Of ali the nPURfTYES or THE
BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY J.fLTE Of all
the organs IN the human hogy and when in full and
healthy operation, disease can attack the system,
All disease comes BY or il connected with check
or an arrest OF this Li,Jfs.A'SIBLEs PEhSPIR.l-
TON by colds, or some other cause. the pores
closed, and then all the out matter Of The body
IS shut IN upon The internal organs under the skin
thus all sorts Of internal and external disease pro-
duced. Whatever therefore, will OPEN THE
PORES. and thus RESTORE lheI.NiSE.N;SIBLE
PERSPIRAIIO.N IN all cases, will do more than
any other medicine known 10 cure disease and rees-
tablish health.
Now lei me ask every cpndid mind what course,
IN the OF disease, seems most reasonable y a.
not 10 open the pores that thereby the lnsensDe er
sprauon may pass off, cleansing the body and blood
OF all their impurities Would you dose person
with MUIR curry ar other DR.iSIIC PURGd9
IYBES, BLEED or BLISTER 70 U.NSIOP ne
pores Would not common sense dictate that the
REMEDY should be applied 10 the SEAT OF all
he difficulties. viz the skin-ihus unlock the doors
which shut ia all the mischief and expel the foreign
matter which wars with the living powers Within
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed
ia manner which puts all theories aud cays 10 ST.
lence. by my All-Healing Ointment
1ss~ The above Ointment can be purchased from the
Agents. ]. w. s, b. K. BoYD, MartnsburS, Va, and
b. II. BoyD & BRo, Mill Creek, Va.
November -, 1917
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
RENO Es.gE.

IA AVlNG removed my Drug Store one door
i'll IL North Of my former place Of business, and near
" opposite TO Mr.. John w. Boyd's Store avail nv
sell OF this occasion TO return my thanks TO the public
Tor their generous support and confidence and to as
sure my customers and the public generally that The
srcIest system shall sIbe pursued inhe dspensation
of Medicines.
Being IN The constant receipt of fresh Drugs. Med
icnes, Dye-Stuils, Paints, Oils Sc am prepared a,
all times 10 furnish all demands in my line
Prescriptions and all other Compounds will be eye
cuIed with precision and DESPATCH
Having at a considerable expense built and repaired
my present location, am better prepared to give
that east and style which properly belongs to Drug
and Chemical Store. WM. DORSEY
April s, lS4s D7,rr;s,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
HOME INDUSTRY.
CABlAET And G0FEls-asAglM0.
"a DE- 49, Ia 0rg &c

A DOpI's this method Of informing the public
4 a that he is carrying the above business. al the
old stand Of Wa Ahel on King Street; and in re
turning his thanks foriorer patronage. takes occasion
10 pledge himself, which. from his experience, he is
ifee 10 do, thai he IS prepared to manufacture
FURNITU RE
or every description his line Of business upon as
sonable terms and in style aud manner as satisac-
tory, 70 lhose seeking bargains, be elsewhere
obtained.
lie deems il unnecessary to specify each and every
article, but simply to say that he viii furnish all ia
his linc. He has good Bearse. and is prepared to
accommodate persons 10 town and country.
Martinsburg. January 20, ls4S.--G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
IA cY GO OBS,


EKAyING made large additions 10 my former stock
IA u Of FANCY GOODS, would respectfully call
attention TO the following list:
.Je,oely. Gold Breast Pins Ear Rings, Finger Rings
Pencis--Gold, Silver and other kinds
Pens.--Go.d and Steel of the most approved kinds
Spectacies. Steel and Plated, full assort-
uent.
Penkres Rogers genuine with olher superior Sorts
Steel Goods.-Such as Beads, Clasps, Rings and
Tassels.
7himJles.-slver, German Silver and Brass good
variety
Fishing Tackle. Virginia Bends Hooks, real Kirby,
Lines, Sea Grass, SC.
For Sporimen. Gun Powder. Caps Fasks,
Shot, Shot Pouches Rifle Flasks Flints &c.
Crayons with aud without wood, for Carpen-
tiers and others.
.4ccordeans German and French orvarious qualities
Guards.-Sllk, Morehar, Gum Elastic and Gil,ed
Brushes.-Ilalr, Tooth, Cloth, Comb, Paint, Shoe
and Shaving brushes.
Soap.-Castile, Washing Shaving Of best quality
Stationery Ink Stands, WATERS. Paper. let.
ter note. ioolscap, plain, ruled and eolored with a
great variety of Envelopes, sc.
Comhs.-Iuck, side, neck, reeding, small tooth, in
fanls', pocket, &C.
Peyimery.-Co Cologne water, Bay Rum, Hair Oil,
Lavender water, Florida water Scent Bags, Sc
hik.-Black, blue, red and ndelibe.
Ra-ors.-From common TO superior kinds-with ma
ny other articles too numerous to mention, all Of which
will be sold low. W. DORSEY, Druggist
May IS, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
ny CHARLES ii. LEWIS.


The s.Uaysfns5svs Gasetfe," sppblisAedervs Thur
ssg Morning, IN .Igssisb@g, Berhey County, tt'aa' g
Y1o Dattss ea il adsanes Tire Fry II paid tritin &c
months AID Tare Doas AFR ne sapirafon II Sc months
No papeg diseeusnsd mil ~ a114ag gre paid, sxeep At
ils eatson n he Editcrs-
o. .gdUeyffscntsiss rf te iasoisd q On Dollar per
sggs ~ g,ss ause, Ieeagr csa ger eIlsae tar epe'y
s,Gasquesa iass,iien.
d. .uax,av .gdrrrtisea,nfs ,ra b iassrted a ha
psce.
- II a1 Ne n;aFg d Inns m'eA b marked % he
.Iss, he sss,saeasa SAT ra q pp5tsaes mil tara'd
and ehotged asemdiasis.
ey a abeyal S.ee4at naat q tioe hs coas q adrsr-
tiss BY ne ger.
@ .49serttses l4eeta 0sHte payment az soon as The
tias sxgirs ~ lc.ie ilcir assedissaets INSERTED
AGENTS.
ROBERT ~, kEARF0Tr, B4limef, sd.
tAPf. JOHN l.. PEYT0S, c,, ~
Mr.. AAB'M. NENABLE, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Agents Wanted

HyO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND pop
IL uLAR WORKS, in every COUNTY through
encouragement is offered-wilh small capital OF
S25 to 500. A chance is offered. whereby an agen,
can make from $40 10 S25 per week. For further par
ticuars, address (post paid.)
VIM. A. LEARY,
No. l5S North SECOND Street, Philadelphia.
August 81 IS4S.-6gi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
A HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION AND LIVES OF THE
HEROES THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE,
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.

A n elegant volume with Is Steel Plates and near
IA " 200 beautiful Wood Engravings.
s'rhis is a splendid book. A valuable addition TO
the Historic Literature of our country. We are much
mistaken il it does not take rank with the works of
Irving and Prescott. "Frmk1ord Herald
sit surpasses any similar work yet offered TO the
American pubic."--.Neal's Gazette.
at may be properly considered popuarised
Military History OF the Revolution. extremely well
and judcious written."-.N american.
The present work on the Revolution and its He
roes, is superior, both in extent and design TO any that
has heretofore come under our notice. Inquirer.
"a well connected History Of that evenIiul period.
Ledger.
Decidedly the best popular History of the War Of
the Revolution and lis Heroes that has yet been given
10 the y"-Saiurddy EceniRg Post.
Gy- AGENTS WANTED 10 Canvass for he ADORE
elegant York, Ia erery County and 7o,cn in the Uni
ted STATES, TO whom the liberal inducements will
be offered. Price only. IS.
VIM. A. LEARY,
No, i5s North Second St, Philadelphia
May 25, ls4S-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,

W Vt. IIlOMTNON,
s. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND SOUTH STREETS,
Baltimore, Nd,
4 EAS secured the services Of an Attorney resident
Il u. at Washington, of some forty years intimate
acquaintance with the different Departments, and is
prepared to procure the settlement of the claims
OF soldiers who enlisted during the Mexican war
His charges for prosecuting claim before the De-
parmen,s al Washington and getting tseited, wheth-
Ell for Bounty Land, Scrip. Pension will be s. -
and for pay, mileage clothing, &c. ten per cent on
the amount recovered, if $50 or over; and if under
that sum So He will furnish free Of extra charge,
any fern necessary TO enable party to prepare and
forward TO him claim for prosecution, ii requested
by letter posi- paid and directed 10 him at the s. T..
Corner of Baltimore and South streets, Baltimore, Nd
w. 4. would refer TO Editors of newspapers gener
ally Throughout the United States and TO those 0
Baliinoie and Philadelphia in particular.
August g. lSsS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Removal.

EeEVAN s. DUNHAM have removed TO Ware
ED house No. go Baltimore street, recently occu.
pied by b. h. Gardner s. Co., which they have en-
larged and greatly improved, where they shall con-
tnue to keep throughout the entire year. large and
well selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, and which, heretofore, will be offered al
very low prices for cash and 10 puneual Dealers
They solicit call from country aud city buyers.
August 81 lSiS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF THoMSONIAN BOTANIC
ETEDxCINHS.
REMOVAL.

IFL y u Q I ~ = 3
EsvPH'M. LARRABEE, No. 90 South Calvert
EA street, Baltimore, has removed his Laboratory TO
his new building No. "a, and has always on hand the
largest and most complete assortment OF pure Botanic
remedies in the United States prepared under his spe
cal care at has laboalorybeing the first erected 10
the United Staesfor the purpose of preparing TH0M-
SONIAN BOTANIC MEDICINES All Of the
pulyerized and compounded articles put up in
quarter and half pound packages, and neatly labelled,
with directions suitable for retailing, and upon better
than the article be had for in the u. S.
Every article in his line is warranted genune--the
public can rely upon this.
GOA liberal discount made to country merchants,
who are particularly requested TO call and examine
quality. &c before purchasing.
05-The various Treaiises embracing the most repu.
ted authors, upon tho Thomsonian or Botanic System
Of medicine. my also be had at his establishment by
the quantity or single copy.
Baltimore, August "a, lS4o.-Sw.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
EEOuse 4arncnseuInr.

Fh1HE Firm of Nadenbousch & Brannon having
a been dissolved, the undersigned vii! continue
the above business at his shop on Burke street.
square and half west of Boak's Hotel, and tenders
his services TO the citizens of Marnsburg aud Berke
ley County lie soliets share of public patronage
and by industry and attention to business he hopes 10
merit the same. His prices will sun the times, and
work entrusted to him will be done ia the best manner
Persons will DO we'll to give him call before making
engagements elsewhere.
JOHN w. BRANNON.
April l3, l94S-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
EMOVAL.
Shoe 2hregd EBareh0Msc.

E1v LAliRABEE has removed 10 his new Ware
EZs house, CORNER OF CALVERT s. MEIs-
GER SITS, and has now in store. OF direct mpofta-
ton from the celebrated factory Of Tley, latham &
Walker, full assortment OF SHOE THREAD, viz !:
brown, green, haiti leached, white and yellow, which
he is prepared TO sell by the bale or less quantity, on
good terms the same quality can be had for in
U. States. Also general assortment q SHOE
TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz Shoe Knives, Rasps,
Pincers, Hammers. Avis and Awl Handles Pegs OF
all sizes; Brstles, Webbing, Boot Cord; Shoe Nails,
all sizes cut and Tacks. French Irons complete
Pegs Raspsand Cutters, Sc Sc. &c. Premium Glass
Paper, take the place of The common Sand Paper,
a very superior article being our own manufacture,
,carreated. Last, Boot Trees s. hoe Trees, Cfimpng
Boards all OF his manufacture, Of the very best
timber and of the latest style. Every article can be
chained at this establishment for manufacturing Boots
and Shoes, except leather All Of the above will be
sold at the lowest market price. Country Merchants
are particularly requested TO call
Il. LARRABEE,
No. "a, South Caivert Street.
Baltimore August "a lSdS-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
SEASONABLE GOODS.

SN = have on hand and for sale, at unprecedeqily
W low prices, the largest and best stock of Gen
temen's Wear ever oerel in this market, embracing
FINE and Superfne English, French and American
C'o'hs; supr Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
sImeres; Black and Fancy Colored English and
American Cassimeres GA and 81 Silk Warp Cash
maretts; six Warp Codringon, Fancy Coored
Iweeds Black and Colored Summer Cloths; Wei
ington Cord; Croton Coating; Gambrones; Drap
Linens, for Summer Goats; Summer Cassmeres
supr lsupr. Black Satin Vestings; Lyons Velvets !:
supr. Valencia and Marseilles yestngs; supr. Linen
and Cashmere Vestngs Brown French Linens !:
ltlsh Linens Union ana Cotton Drngs; Stocks.
suspenders, Handkerchieis, Gloves, Sc Sc
April ~, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
MISCELLAN Ne OF s.
PROSPECT Us.
a NEW VOLUME COMMENCES In JULY.
THE AMERICAN FARMER,


Spirit Of he Agricultural journals Of the day,
PUBLISHED n The city Of Baltimore, is the old
est Agricultural Journal in the United States
being now about commencing the 3otA year Of It's ex-
stance Il is devoted erciusireiy Agriculture and
its kindred sciences -embracng within Its range ev-
erv thing connected with the business and pursuits OF
ihe Farmer the Planter. the Horfcuuist, the Florist,
The .Aurse,yman. the Shepherd, and me Breeder of
Stock and is peculiarly intended for the meridian
OF the Middle Southern, Southwestern aud Western
States The ".7a.srican Former displays IN lis old
age the ygor Of youth, and the publisher feels no hes
itaon appealing 10 the readers Of his journal, for
tie Truth OF the assertion that Notwithstanding the
tnerous works Of similar character which have
sprung up, following in its footsteps, il slli ranks
among the abes Of them all and the central position
10 which IS placed, gives il decided advantage in
many respects. over most Of rs contemporaries
A new era has commenced. in regard 70 the pursuits
Of lie Agricuurisi-the introduction Of the sciences
in connexion with his business. has aroused enqui-
ring spirit aud instead Of the old States being drained
Of their population, seeking the regions OF the far
West a most liberal return for heir labor, we DOW
find determination 10 avail oil The faculties which
science have pointed out, by which their WORKOUT
lands can be resuscaied, and made TO yield almost
equally with the virgin soils Of the far West, and hay
ing the advantage OF the choice ofmarkets their
ny doors To aid IN bringing about this state of things.
has been the steady aim OF TIE american Farmer =
and the good work will continue TO 90 on till the old
States shall vie in fertility with the new.
The s'.4aerican Farmer" is published the lst Of
every month, IN large octave form, each No. con
tanning SO pages, with index and title page al the
end oftle year-naking volume Of 400 pages. NJ
engravings OF the most improved Agricultural
implements, Horses, Cattle Sheep, Sc, aud occa-
sionaly plans OF Rural Architecture, are given from
time TO time
TERMs.--si per annum 6 copies for S5--l3 CO.
pies for 1910 copies for $50, payable in advance.
The volumes commences in july of each wear. and
ends in June. Specimen plumbers win be forwarded
when requested Address,
SAMUEL SANDS.
Publisher Of the American Farmer.
No. .lareis Building, North ST., Baitmore Nd.
June 8, is4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Important 60 EEouseIlcepers.

III Vie Philadelphia and New York PekIn Tea
IL Company, for the accommodation of The lovers
O ftre Tea, nave established Depot for ,he sale OF
.ner celebrated Packed Teas, in Martinsburg. Va.
anu appointed James n. Riddle their sole Agent
For Catalogue of Teas and prices see 6and. hills
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
or otherwise JAS N RInDi y ~"
Jrne 8, lS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21

GtOPAL and Japan Vamsh Lipseed OIL spnli'
~ Turpenlne; pure White Lead, SC, just rece'-
we'd and for sale low by .,-.,o,
NIarca 30, lS1S JOHN NJ. YUM
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
TO TIE PUBLIC.

fBfilE subscriber having associated his son David
III G'ove with himself, win hereafter carry on the
RL.sCHSEsTsEE.s'G HUSs.sEss
Up ali rs varions branches the old stand under the
firm Vi MIcHAEt. Grove & SON Our old custom,
ers and the public generally. will find us prepared 10
execute all orders 10 our line Of buiness in such man
Ter as cannot fail 10 ensure satisfaction.
MICHAEL GROVE.
April 20, lsi9--G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
no. s PEAR ST, NEAR THE EXCHANGE,
xsExIE.IDELFHE.9.

FsMxL.gDELfsk{E.g.
THsHE subscriber having made great Improvements
n in his method Of casting type and mixing Of me-
tails and had thorough revision OF his matrices, the
faces cf which are notexceed, beauty and regular
itY Of cut, BY any in the couniry hailers himself
that BY STREET personal attention to business and
employing none but skfu workmen, be . enabled q
Offer n SUPERIOR .fRITCLE .4T' GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
He continually adding 70 bis STOCK all that is new
from the best workmen Of this and other countries,
and having laeiy procured from Europe. great va
riety Of NEW FACES and ORNAMENTS, so
licIs the attention Of Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent 70 those wishing 70 order.
Presses. Chases Cases. Ink, Stands GalIeys. Brass
Rule, and every other article needed TO furnish COM
plete Printing Office. supplied al the shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
OF the newest Style and Of all Sues, carefully put up
in ioun,s Of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Philadelphia. August II I64s-t2w {Sl0)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
FRESH .g,s'ic0g.

SUGAR at OF cts per h., Molasses at 81 cts per
- gallon, New Orleans Molasses at 40 cents, Honey
at 70 cents per gallon, Chocolate Coffee pulverzed
and Loaf Sugars, Ground and Race Ginger, Salarat-
US Starch Imperial and Young Hyson Teas, China.
logwood, Alum. Salipeire, Copperas, Birthstone.
Pepper, and Allspce, Backing, Black Ink Rife
Powder Shot. Lead and Percussion Caps. Matches.
Sperm, Dipped and Mould Candles Fancy, Castle,
hosin and Home made Soaps Cheese, Water, So
"a sugar and Butter Crackers, Pins and Needles,
ior SAFE oy G. RAENHAL.
June | 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
~ o ~ L o ii
shenandoah Paper Manufacturing Company.

FENHE subscriber being about TO commence the
Il building Of the Factory for the Shenandoah Pa.
per Manufacturing Company has authorized John
Jamson Esq. toreceive subscriptions for Stock All
who are Interested IN the improvement OF the great
Valley Of the Shenandoah are requested 10 call and
register her and the amount Of stock they pro
pose 10 take. Ii is believed more lucrative invest
Inent, better calculated 10 advance the interests
OF Ibis section Of the Co@ntry can nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS, President.
Harper's-Fvrry, May IL, 1915
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21

q Trays Pale Ale, Bottled Ale, New York Cider
~ and Mineral Water for sale by
June |, ls4S