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Some in, Joe,' aud LET'S take drink.
THANK ,e, Thomas, can't afford it,
WrlI, bat lPl pay for it,
90, Pm not speaking Of the money
'Wha, ,hcnT
'Loss ofhealtl and energy for | tell
YOU what il is, Thomss, ! find II uphill
business To work steady on under liquori
il does wen CROUCH 70, half an hour
and ,en ! &C, lazy and moody, wan,
more, and become reckless, and that's
why | can, aaoid it, SO here's home tt
dinner l
A merchsnt net ever converssnt will
geography. on hearing that one Of biz
vessels was IN jeopardy, exclaimed
jeopardy! Jeopardy! where's tls,?'
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$50 90 REWARD

cTRAYED from the subscriber about / iw' ",
= weeks since, a bay horse, about 10 hands hlgh
hsa on one OF two shoes said horse y years ol'
ws,ks J racks. trots, and gallops well. viii pay
The ahoye reward 10 the finder, on delivery Of sai'
horse TO me. IN w man
Albuquerque, N. M. My Il, lsoa,-a4s
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vT,HE U. 5. Mail from Santa Fe 10 the States
i leaves regularly on the first day oil each
month. ,- 40
Passage during the summer months $l2S W W
q " C '"' winter months Sl5O on
4Olb, Of baggage allowed toe,ch passenger
+, WALDO, HALL, & co. Prcprlelors.
Santa FL, Sept. Is, lS52--tf
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
SANTA FE, n. NJ.

~. ]. M. HUNT, PRopRrEroR.
noARDING by day, week, or month; ir con-
Is necton with the above house is ilne sane
and corral, also Bowling Alley, ard billiard
The table is always well supplied with The best
that the markets afford ~ r
Santa Re, May IA, lS5s.-amas
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n III An Irishnap employed about q
siora in Boston, was one day equally
surprised and delighted BY illr entrance
df in old acquaintance After q ten
minutes iollAcstinn, 'he caller Jeff.
when PATS employer ssid 10 him:
$50, Pat, you knew that chap 10 th'
ed country
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fa AMusEMENrs IN CALIFORNIA;. - The fol.
lowing is purl'on Of aprogramme Of
Al, exhibition which is advertised To
come off in Calo,nbia, California; .
'iure different iig,s with three dif
ir,cn' bearl lt- pplfnm.nce will
cnina,rucr with man aud bear light. -
Nr Dauie. Ficnont, an old & shIorn.a
bear tumcr, will fish une ot tie lier.
cc>i kiud,f grizzly hears, with the 'snr
knife which, killed the bea' d, Columbia,
on Augns' 10, l>52. TIE cl,ain is To
he attached in the hind Ioo, If lie bear,
who is 10 have the full swerp If til,
ring; so that The man cauuot cScnpe
cepl by killing the rbear o'
Ic ahuve is 10 he followed by a ball
aud bear fglt, Aficr Which ten Of the
largest dogs in the country will be tnr'
ned loose, to H. Sat another bear IresllIo'
the OCCASION lli+ will be a new sport
as u dog aud bear fight llasnr,rr brlor'
beer rxlnblied in lhiS country.
The performances will close with th'
ascension Of large baIoo,', ihhr Gre
hlgh, which will be le. loose from III,
Anpillcarr.'
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Och, an sure did I; an its luck tie
day I met wild IN here. It's fne boy
lie is, wild all his family. His gran'la-
ther was general, his father was g &C.
neral, an he'd ha' been general him
self if he'd not come away
sBut what was he after in your pocks
cts? Thought saw him putting lis
fingers there rather silly
Clapping his hnds to his pockets
Pat asctrtained that both watch anl
pocket book were missing.
'MurlheiP he cried, gesticulating lik'
whale with dozen harpoons In hi
sides, 'tle tl'aft! The spalpeen! the coorse
| knew hin well, wild all lis family
His gran'faiher was hanged, and his fa
thcr was isnged, an he'd have heel
hanged lis-self il he'd not run swsyv
~ A loyelorn swain broke q wish
bone with his 'heaIt's QUEEN 'somewier
III New hampshire.
'Neow What d'you wish, SallyP' d,
manded Jonathan, with tender grin {
expectation.
i wish ! was handsum,' replied ii
! fair damse; 'handsum as Queen Vict'
J y'
Jerusalem! what wish!' replied j
nathan, 'when you're handsum mt
meow. Bu. I'll tell yer what | wish Sa
, 'ly; Iwishyou was locked up inmy arm
: and tie key was LOST
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TIME undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that he IS prepared
70 do ali kinds OF cabinet and carpenters work ou
tbe most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors ABOVE
the store Of Jesus Loys. ,,,ps n c,irr
San,a Fe, May I, lS5s.-y JAMEs H. oA'f =
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one OF THE STATES. -'Bob, where's

OSE OF THE SrATEs.-'Bob, where's
the State OF AIah imony"
sll's one Of the United States. i is
bounded by huguiug and Kissing on one
sidr, aid cradles aud b. hies on the 9th
er. It's chief products are population,
brooms,icks and staying out late o.
nights, l,was discovered by Adam and
Eve, while trying 20 find northwest
passage ont of Para ise, The climate
ssulir, ill yonpa,sll'e tropics Of house
keering, when squally weather com
monty sets in with such power as !,
keep all hands as cool os cucumbers -
Fur the principal roads lrading 20 thi
State, consult The first pair Of blue cye,
yon run against e
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
10000 FEET OF LUMBER.


10000 FEET OF LUMBER.
CEALED proposals will be received at this OF,
y 6ce till 10 O'Clock a M, on the 10Th day OF
June next, for pine lumber, as follows
1919 pieces 81 1-2 feet long 3r Y inches
oi ,V5 y % y % 5ri5
III m y 5 y 5rl5 "oa
il,OOO feet Q inch plank |
1900 / l.2 :"
sam nail :"
Is 900 feet lumber Of different sizes and lengths
for which bills will be gwen IN time before re-
onired. The whole amount 10 he delivered al or
near the spc OF The Public Buildings by The loyh
November next, Il require,i No rccpo;als WI
bs received for less amount than 2OSO feel
The names Of Two responsible persons a. securities
are requested 10 be given with the proposal.
-,a.4 PRESTON BECK. "a,
MANUEL ALVAREZ.
FRANCISCO ORTIZ y DELGADC
J. H0UCHT0N, superintendent.
Santa Fe, May 4th, lS53.-0tl6
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quite ashamed 1t disturbing the family;
begged a ii,o,sand 4pardons; accompa-
MED the servants 10 III door, closed i.
after them, and was oace more leit In
the dark. NJ a.aA
, But the last act Of the pantomime was
not performed. The spring had been
immediately touched upon closing the
door; and the bed was soon beyond the
reach Of guest. We could hear him
cropping abont, and uttering frequent
CALCULATIONS Of as.onishment.
He easily found the be'posts, bnt i,
was in vain he could eNdeavor to get in
He moved his hands mp aud down.
Ills leg was often lifted by way Of step
ping in, bnt always encountered lh'
floor upon its descent. He uttered ex
clamaiions Of surprise notlond but deep
for fear Of agair disturbing the family
Tie cone'aded himself TO be in the pos
session Of some evil spirit.
In short, when it was found, by hi
silence, tina, lie had given up the tas
as hopeless. and had disposed Of himse
npn one Of the chairs, tho bed was al
lowed to slide DOZEN again, and in III
morning Sawney could not but expre,
his astonishment at mol being able i
, find il in the dark. aaeg
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sania 81 il)sskIu @alsttt
TERMS.

WEEKLY IS a year, payable invariably in
.dyanee /; single copies 10 IL cents. Advertise.
ments, 81 50 per square Of ten lines for the hrs'
insertion, and 81 for every subsequent insertion.
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{
DEATH OF Mis-. FILLxoRE.--'The de-
cease of the wife Of the Ex.presdent Is
a painful surprise 10 her many friends
In the prime Of life, and just released
from a position necessarily full Of exsc.
ting cares and anxielits, she must have
looked forward with fond anticipation
10 those quiet joys Of home and iiresidt
which few welc better Glted 10 highter
Or appreciate. ia
Mrs. Filnore was not fitted by ma,
turc to dazzle in a ballroom nor to viii
admiration lrom casual observers; mo-
did she find delight III crowds or os,en
tatious display. Few, Iiogever, car
have known her wilhont being impress
srd viii tie blending ii her claracir
Of good sense aal Iiigl principle, Of st
liued womahis frcli ss@il'thciivr b,ne
hcence. AS Il wife and nDiler, non
could be more exemplary; as Chris
lian, few have more happily comhiur
Games, piety with unaffected humi'ii,
Her death lravrs void in the belt.
society Of Baffaln which will nat 500
br ilIed-not 10 speak Of the harrowe
circle 10 which j, is irrrpsrah!e. W
hope il may be- consistent with the feel
= mss and conr.niri'cr Of her relative
. thai some public respect he paid 'o In
lnemor, on the pa'ssgr of her morli
D remslMs 'l,ioash nnI City. 7. Til
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MhTCilES! WiTCHESi.

ToID and Silver Patent Lever, Escapcment
W and Lepiue Watches at all prices of the best
qualities. which promise and guarantee to sell as
cheap as they can be bought in the city of Balti-
more, persons in want Of Watch will do well to
call and see me as am prepared to warrant and
defend the article may sell
JF. HARRISON
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:
JEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

HNIIE undersigned has just fitted up the rooms
i in the brick building adjoining Rawlins ho-
LELAND fitted them with the largest. best, and
cheapest assortment OF READY MADE CLOTHING ever
exhibited in Mariinsburg His stock consists in
part of Cassinsit and 7esed Coas. tinsetoiA Frock
Goats fae doth Dress Coats. faerasstxs Pa,aooas,
edssinett do Monkey jackets, fine seia TESTS naar-
Vests, saftinet cloth aid relret Vests Also large
assortment of
R0ys Clothing.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Under-
shirts. Drawers, white and figured Shirts Collars,
Bosoms, crayats, Scarfs, Pocket Handkercheifs,
suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery and Umbrel.
las
Also, a general assortment of Boots aud Shoes,
Gum Shoes, Trunks, valises, Palm Braid and Leg
horn Hats, &c. &c,
These goods win be sold ouEAr, and viii satisfy
he purchaser. Now is THE TINE, osery body is
anxious TO know where they can get the BEsT.
and CHEAPEST clothing the answer is at the NEW
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, next to "Isawlins HOTEL
Q-een street, Martinsburg. va
A. FEDERLEIGHT.
March 30.
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BURKE STREET, maRTrSsBURc, VA.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND.

10y virtue OF deed OF rusl executed by
Hp Charles Downs and wife. for the securl
" OF monies due the late rrhihad Sheerer
aud Mrs. Parker his SISTER. shall olIar for
sale, On ~aiurday The 90h Of .4prl mex, before
the curt house duor IN Alarnnsbdrg the Two
following tracts Of lard:
The Sherrpr tract with the mill called
the Falling Walers mill tract N -i3sikeley Co.
supposed 10 contain 32j acres OF land. roeelh
er with tie said .nill and all ITS sppurenances
Tins tract adjoins The lands OF Downs, Former
and Craftsman and will be sold in the gross
add MOI by The acre.
z. The ieacl OF ani adjoining the forego-
ing tract. on whica there are various build
inps. is supposed TO contain l2s cfrs which
will also BE- sold the gross without any
guaranty Of quantity.
TIE land will be sold upon the following
i.rms-One fourth Of rhe purchase money 10
Cash. and the residue N three equal annual
payments bearing interest," from the aag Of
sale. ID. II. CONRAD,
April 0, l953.--,s Trustee.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FINhe undersigned will offer for sale at the Court
i House in Martinsburg, on The LIST das Of the
May term Of Court, 100 Acres Of prime Limestone
Land, adjoining the lands of Mary Porterfeld
William Hill, 0rick Cunningham and others
50 Acres Of il is good timber. the other being
der good state of cultivation About Us Acres
laying between the lands Of Vim, Hin ami Mary
Por'erfeld will be sold separate. II tiesred per-
sons wishing to view the land. are requested TO
call Mt the house Of Mrs Mary Porterfeli where
the undersigned will be pleased 10 show them
TERNS.-one half Of the purchase money
down--the remainder in two equal annual paw
ments. with interest on the same the purchaser
giving . lien upon the land as security
ABRAHAM r HILL.
AARy'J, HILL
April 70, iss3--Rsp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
L, POISONING On

Thousands of parents who use yermifuge compo
posed Of Castor Oil, Calomel &c. ARE not aware
tina, while they appear to benefit The PATIENT. the,
actually laying the foundations for a series Of
diseases such az salvation, loss Of sight weakness
OF liuahs &c
In another column win be found tie advertise
meni Of iIobensaeks Medicines TO which we ask
the attention all those interest ed in their own
Ms well ~ their children's hellth. IN Liver Conn
plants and all disorders arising from those of a
billions type. should make use % the only genuine
medicine. mobcnsack's Liver Pills.
MS5~" lie net dscssrsd,n but ask for TTobensncks
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe that
each has the signature of'tbe Proprietor, J. N
HOBENSACK, ne none else are genuine.
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OYSTERS. OYSTERS!

TIVE undersigned il new prepared to acconimo-
l date the Ladies and Gentlemen with Fresh
Oysters done upin every style-Fried, Stewed and
Baked A separate room furnished for the Ladies
Sent. /. 1852. GEO. RAENHAL.
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- 40 -
loa4U1ySs xsen&y R3s1ef.
Hmawmyss ksEnevnflng Re3o1rcn1,
Rndunyss Ready ReEsx1naors.
Ihe secfwhicA WI ID IN csoe
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN. QUICKLY
CURE DiSEA Sc. AND ALWAYS
PREVENT SICKNESS
No Paia o. Sickness. or Rsease. e. UnkHeitkr
ssiaiter riH Rsmaia u a. qGscf fke So
fssn eAiic u = Under flle ivJ7w.
ezce n
n. r. r. REMEDIES.
7 adwsy j. Ready Relief internally ana externally
EXTERNAL r AIMS.
The monent II Is applied externally il atops
All fasn.
IT CUHES
Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
LunbaSo Tic Dolareux
Govt, Sprains and Stsalnr
Paralysis distorted Limbs
Sick hes9ache. Painful dwellings,,
trsmrs and Srastns,
INA FEW HOURS.
fNgEnxAl PAINS.
few drops Of Railways aesdy Relief. taSrr
internally; will stop the inoss distressing pains Oh
Diarrh@a, Cholera Morbus. Dysenfary and In.
stan,ly ssothe arrest and Allay the most violent
Cramps. Spasms and ceavulsidfs
n. Il. RELIEF
Tie very mcf9snt ii il applied. /, stoDs pssn ar.
rsssa dt.e... } ~a,. -. f''-~t -
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C1cyE:ka Gs.3.
LOWEST PRICE STORE.

GTINE has Just received and has now on
- exhibition. one Of the largest and mos,
perfect assortmenis Of Gensfemen's CIO-
thing ever offered ID this market His stock
OF steady Made consists in pari OF Dress
AID Frock Goals, Sacks. Pants, Vests. Of the
very fines material. and the best Workmanship.
Satine and Tweed Goats. Pants. Vests, Sc.
Boys Clothing. large and geaeral as
sortmeni. also Hats. Caps Boots, Shoes. Gar
ter Shoes Trunks. yaiises Umbrellas Shirts
Collars Braces, Hd'kfs, ,ravats. Self Adjus-
ting Stocks, sc.
These goods were bought low and must be
sold. Can AT once, and examine before puf
chasing elsewhere. Remember the induce
menis at lBe old stand.
March 30 "a
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YTyF5E md ssxned ssiII <oadeues q b0ilT
j resneus esssssns ii the yery bess and mos3
10 stand suy. reasonable sess. add full answer
any purpose for which il Is snfrnded His
81 stem of arehing cissprDs is new. and IS dec
med very important feature 10 cisiern hnild
ing.
George noli, lp.e.xs..s.
Jacob yineenheller. he'efeoces.
Aprii6- STEPHEN 3. MEADE.
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NOTICE.

4 N Annual Meeting of the 0yerseers qf the
"A Poor cf Berkeley County viii be held at the
poor-house Of said County on Saturday The 10th
day of April next. All persons having business
with the board requested to attend on that day,
March 90, is53,--Rep = GARARD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
NEW DRY GOOD STORE.
OPPOSITE THE MARKET-HoUsE.

1NiE subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
Il zens of Martinsburg and the public generally,
that he has opened
A New Stock Of Dry Goods,
and win be pleased to exhibit them to customers
- His stock consists Of Black and rig.E--r,
ured Silks. Alpacas Mousln de Lains W.
n Plain and Figured Barnge de Lains, 80
Lawn Bingham, Calico, Swiss and Bard Muslins
Iackonetts. Ladys' Collars, Laces and Edgings
bonne,s and Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols, Worked
Swiss and Linen lIandserchiefs, Gentlemens
Pocket and Neck Handkerchief, s eks, SC
Cloths cassimers and vestings Hosiery and
Gloves of all kinds, Brown and Beached Muslins
Table Diaper. Lodys' Shoes OF all kinds, and
general stock of notions, all of which viii! be
sold cheap3call and see.
HENRY MYERS.
April, 10.
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IT CTnES
n. n. RELIEF

IAf ver5 nct9snt L . applied, Il stops pssn 81.
rests disease AMI removes isscause.
II. r. RELIEF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
ASHLAED FOR SALE.

+ HAVE just received so large I.ithograph Lard.
/ scape views of Ashland, the residence of the
late Hon, HsSRy CLay gotten MP BY our late
sownkman Morgan Thornbuxs; whicA syery man
should have Ia his housc.
Dec a. 1852 TT HxE&yrrH
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DIR. D. W. THOMAS,

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services to his
IL friends and the public generally, in the seye-
raj departments Of his profession. Office and
dwelling at Mr.. Elias Bakers. vancleyesville,
Berkeley County. Va
March 30 iS53--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
~ NJ NEEkETs
Cough Cured in Five Minutes

Eadwsy's Ready Relief cured gentleman in
i've minutes Of a severe fr of coughing The gen :
'euan bad not slept FOR two nights; i, was sppli
sd externally and internally
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the ctztns
of Marnsbufg. and the Couag, fhat he has oressed
shop on Queen StIess Matnshurg under the shep Of An
drew Bowman, door Of Rddis Bros. store,
where he Is prepared do al kinds q SIGN OK NAfH
TAI, AND HOUSE PAINTING, PAPEk hANeiNe. Sc,
lie.
He asks share of this public patronage being condfnt
that his werk terms vi compare smahy with tsssr
i ins Dasei ~ ia ne JAMES BOYER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
Ri,ctsrnnfixt,,.

An ancti gentleman vas troubled with RLeum.
aiisln Tor six years Sometimes his feet woud
swell TO three times their natural sirc he suffered
the most excrucaiinc pains lis WAS relieved
IRON pain IN I've EiAHtrs after using 4 X, Relief
lie has not bern lTouh "a sing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13

BEaNs-I.a,ce Luna
RICE spreekied valentine
BEEr--Long Blood Red
. Earv turnip rooted
Commercially York
= Drumhead Savoy
CsRRor--Iong Orange
CELEaY-W White Solid
CoRN Early Sugar
Early frame
= Long g,een
LETTUCE Early CURED
:. Cabbage
MELONS Sweet water
s. Ciiton Mellon
OHroNs Silver skin
Large yellow Strasbure
Wriherstield
pAEsvrps-7Flne sugar
PEAs--Early frame
:. blue Imperial
PaRsi.EY-Curie ef Double
EplsH Long Salmon
Red Tunip Rooted
= Long Scarlet Siurfiop
SquAsn- Early Bus,
SAfsIFY, or Oyster Plant
Sp,Nacs Round savoy leaved
TosAToEs--Large Red
TcassRs--E Early fiat dutch
q IFaie flal red top
. Purple topped yellow
.. Rnta Baga
Jus received. and for sale by
RIDDLE s. BRO.
February %. 1853.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
PLASTER! PLASTER, u

' ME subscriber has just received a cargo
II OF Plaster and will keep a supply con
slanty on hand, ground. Persons al a dis
lance can come for II al any time Without any
tear Of beng Disappointed, price IS pc
Ton, Cash, or in exchange for produce.
GEO. w. FOX.
ShepherdsIown, April 6. 1855.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13

1--WE House belonging TO Capt. Chas. Boar
man occupied al present by The &iiFessa
Rev. r. Berry, is for rent. possession III iii
given Isl OF April For terms apply TO NEIL
ID. II, DOLL.
March %. 1856
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
BACON. BACON.

NM f have just received and are now offer
w ing Bacon. Shoulders and Hams, Bal,
timore cured, a prime article AT reduced
price. w. III. &. J. MATHEWS.
March 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
EYES! EYES!. EYES..,

iANEon hand and for sale, 1 gross Of Glass
i Eyes of the very hest quality, persons who
may want their Spectaclcs filled with new glasses
can find them suited to all ages by calling at
HARRlSON'S Drug Store. (Dee %, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
CANDLES CANDIES.

4 excellent article Of country mould Candles
N jus, received and for sale at
HARRlS0N'S
April i3 prue Store
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Announoe shsx hare bsen forsnnaie Il pro-
curing An other supply Ut thoseeoo sesd, a. p6io
/ have never kssra e. single pne that errr faiici
10 come up and producs lust whst Ne sey they
viii, Ard 70 shoss who have never tried ~, ws|
wouid extend kind imitation % call and sry,
and We warrant they willnesar buy any ether thxf1
sixctaia's sEEps. The following iiss comprises
our assortment -
Asparagus giant
Bea.as, six week drop.
China
Caseknifc pole
=. Kidney drop
Horticultural pole.
Llna
Red marrow drop.
p~@s--Ravly charlton.
Bishop drop
Extra early.
Green imperial marrow.
g Marrow dwf
Beets--Lcng blood
g Halflong blood
Turnips.
e Mangie wbursssl
Sugar
Brussels sprouts
Broccoli purple
Cabbage Bartnseao or f.
Z. Large drum head
$ Flat dutch
:. Green Savoy
Yellow ditto
csrro;-Iong Orange
Cauifowcr- Early
Celery White solid
Cucumber Long Green
6 Eiily frame
Cluster
Burr, Egg plant
Torn Smiths' early extra
Celicia--Iettuee
Large white head
Cautalope
Mountain sprout " mellon. inarJora sweet
kasturtiap
onion-whte and silver skin
psrsiey double
Parsnips Mx
Puwpkins-APc.ato
Qushaw
Pepper--Bull nose
Realistically scarlet
White turnip
Black spanish
Fhabarb
Spinach
Tomato--Largc yellow
:. Red
Small red
AL ofthe above seed M. prepared 10 atarrant
fresh aud genuine, lam prepared 10 sci! whse.w
sal prices TO country merchants all the above pu,
in labeled papers convenient, for sale bv
JOHN r. HARRISON.
Red Awning post Drug Store, Queen st
February 81 1853
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FnR SALE.

GECOND hand window frames, sashes.
- shutters. doors. n.anrelpelces, TWO hand
sossle CRATES, stoves, Sc. Eaquire al
THIS OFFICE.
March 30 ,:53.-3,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13

Al ofthe above seed NJ: prepared to s,arranr
fresh and genuine, am prepared 10 sell whslcw
sa prices TO country merchants all the above pu,
in labeled papers convenient, for sale bv
JOHN r HARRISON.
Red Awning post Drug Store Queen st
February 2a 1874
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COMPANY ORDERS.

Cumberland. March 30, 1881 81.
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CANDY. FRUIT, &C.

JUST received aud for sale Assorted Can
81 dy, Raisins. Almonds, F.unes. DnAd @ IL
ron. Gum Drops, Oranges, Lemons, Dried
Curranis. &c. Ne. w. DORSEY.
December 4. 1852.