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TEACUERS ASSOCIATION.

The Carroll County Teachers, are requested to
meet in Carrollon at the Lisbon Street school
room on Saturday the 18th of August next, at
two o'clock P. NJ. For the purpose of deter
mining the time and place of holding the COM
ing session Of the "CARRoLL County TEAcERs
INSTITUTE" and to attend to such other busi-
ness as may be necessary to promote its in
terest. 1t is important that all teachers Of the
county who purpose teaching the coming win
ter, be in attendance.
July II, 1853 D. H. YANT Sec.
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Mem advertisements.
e farm for SOLE.

The subscriber off RS for sale a desirable piece
of land good home-consisting of
4OACRES OF LAND.
Eighteen Of which is cleared the bala nee we'll
timbered. On the land is hewed log h use, ard
never-lailng water. The land lays six miles north
of arrollton, Immediately on the Carroll Co. Rail-
road, and two miles from Oneid Mills. The a.
bove tract of land can be bought cheap. For
terms inquire ofthe subscriber on the premi SEES.
July IA, 1858 S. D. WEAVER
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HORRIBLE AcorDENT.-0n Saturday last, as
one of the female weavers in the Elliott Mill,
Lowell, was combing her hair in the weaving
room, it accidentally cought around the shaft,
drawing her up by her hair between the shaft
and the ceiling. The scalp was torn nearly off.
Her thumbs, which were twined in her hair,
were also torn off. from the great force with
which she was drawn up, The force with
which her head struck the ceiling was so great
as to throw of the belt, thereby preventing her
head from being grond to powder She was
released from her dreadful situation and the
scalp was replaced. After some hours of un-
consciousness she recovered her senses, and
bids fair to recover.
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LARGE MILK DEALER.--It is stated that Mr..
Joseph Brown, of Concord, in this county, who
runs daily car over the Fltchburg road, for
the purpose of supplying large number OF
dealers in Boston. carries down in year 2l8,
900 gallons Of milk, and that which is sent in
other ways must swell the amount to ESQ, 900
gallons. He also carries large quantities from
other towns, his connections extending as far as
Hartford, in Worcester county. He pays about
l0t cents per gallon, and sells it to the Bos-
ton dealers at IA cents; who retail it at five
and six cents per quart. His entire sales, in
cluding what he takes from Hartford, GrotOn,
Littleton and Lincoln cannot be much short
of $50 900 gallons, worth some $40 900 Of
which amount $50, 900 goes to COncOrd,-LO-
treN Jovr,
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ES-Some few weeks since, woman named
Delany was convicted at Pittsburgh. Of man.
slaughter, 1t now turns out that she is not
guilty. Another person has just made confess
sion that he was the guilty party. The mat.
ter is now undergoing an investigation.
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A CURIosIrY,--We were last week shown.
by DR.. A. EDWARDS, Of Fredrick,own, Knox
county, o., quite curiosity, considering wher'
it was obtained 1t was a piece of charred Ce-
der Wood, which was found, in digging swell'
near Baltimore, Md, over sixty feet below the
surface of the earth. Dr. EDWARDS assures us
that there is no question but it was found IN
the manner and place indicated, as the man
who discovered it, is in every way reliable
How did it get there Perhaps Geologists can
determine, but we would sooner attem pt 10 !,
IDENTIFY the man who s'ruck Billy Patterson
Mr.. Michael PRIcE, of Harpers Ferry, has
been appointsd route agent on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, vice A. ]. Stabler, removed
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The July number of the Ohio Journal of Ed.
ucation has been received. 1t is filled with its
usual variety of interesting and useful matter.
1t should be in the hands of every school teach
er in the State, who takes any pride, or desir
es to improve in his profession.
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Mr.. EDrToR Please announce the name Of
or lend, JAc)B CoBLE, rs q candidate for the
Office Of Treasurer, At the ensuing Election,
subject to the action Of the County Rhig Con-
reaiiOn. Mr. Coble is thorough HAig-An o..
bliging. honest, enterprising cilizen-An intel
ligent unsssuming, industrious FARMER-Rn
avail able as well as reliable man-A man
well qualified for the duties and responsibilities
of that important post. and will no doubt IL
elected serve the people asceptably and prof
ilably, and reflect credit on the Whig party.
A WING from Monroe as is AWmG.
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To Be REMEMBERED.--In noticing the fact
that a little girl was recently stung to death by
hornets in the Miami Valley. the Cincinnati
Enquirer says "Had some one present known
that lump Of wet saleratus applied to the
stung parts of the little sufferer. would have
instantly stopped the pain and prevented all
swelling, the life of the child would have been
saved. Remember that hereafter"
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Hook nmd Ladder.

The members of the Canollton Hook and
Ladder Company are hereby notified that there
will be regular meeting Of said Co, on SAtur-
day evening the 10Th day Of this month at the
Court Honse at 7 O'Clock P. NJ.
July 4th 1853. w. Mccoy Sec,
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When you go 10 Wellsville, call on Messrs.
Cope, and look at their stock Of Hardware
They sell at fair prices, aifOrding the merchants
Of this region good opportunity for supply
themselves.
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ES-George Gave, unler sentence to be
hung at Ottowa, Illinois, on the 28lh inst re,
Gently replied to clergyman, who conversed
with him about preparing for death, that he
was engaged in writing history of his life
which would keep him busy that he hardly had
time to complete it and also to make the desir
ed preparation to meet his Cod
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Agricultural FnIr.

The FOURTH annual FAIR of the Carroll CO.
Agricultural Society will be held at CarrOlltOn,
on THURSDAY add FRIDAY, the Goth and
2lst days Of October, next.
The premium list will appear mex. week
By order of the managers,
July Ia, '53. GEO. F. kennedy, Sccy.
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Bp QeIearapb
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PHILADELPuIA. July a

Another accident occurred this morning at 2
O'clock on the Baltimore Railroad. The freight
train which had Just left Wilmington ran into
tbe draw at Brandywine creek bridge, the keep.
er Of which says he gave the proper signal
but no attention was paid to it. The lOcomo-
tive, tender. and two platform, cars went into
the creek. The Engineer, fireman, and a man
whose name is not known, were drowned
The bridge is on the outskirts Of Wilmington.
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- The Daily Washington Republic comes
to US printed on new type, and wearing very
neat appearance 1t gives as good report oI
matters and things at the Capital as any other,
and much better than many papers.
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Ex-Judge Putnam, Of the Supreme Court,
died yesterday.
Dates from Ascayes to June l9th are receiv-
ed. Coffee scarce; the crop nearly exhausted
Logwood advanced so per centum. American
provisions plenty.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce JoHN 8.
REED OF Brown, as a suitable candidate for the
Office Of Auditor, subject to the decision Of the
Wig Convention, and Oblige
WASHINGTON, AUGUSTA & BROWN.
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RICHMOND, Va, July 8.

A ERE broke out here on Saturday night,
which destroyed the extensive tobacco manu-
factory Of James Thomas, covering half an g.
ere of ground. The loss is estimated at $780,.
900. twas insured for $4,000.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce WAsHINc.
TON Butler of Centre, as candidate for the
office Of Auditor subject to the decision Of the
Whig County Convention, and oblige
THE PEOPLE.
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~ Several good farms in this neighbor.
hood are offered for sale Those interested will
please consult our advertising columns.
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FISH g. SALT,-For sale by the bbl. or l bbl.
| TN constantly receiving Lake Fish, SO a. they
can always be depended uFOn as being FREsH
and Coon. il not so found, can be returned
July Ia, 1853. s. G. MCKEE.
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OtTOBER ELECTION FOR 1883.
ANNOUNCEmENTs.

Announcements. 70 secure insertion must be
accompanied by one dollar, No variation from
1 be rule will be made.
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Mr. EDrToR: Please annoubee John I. Blaek.
burn Of Brown Up. as suitable candidate for
Auditor, subject to the Wing CONVENTION. and
Oblige. MANY WHIGS-
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~ The 6rstnew wheat of the season was
sold IN Baltimore. on the 9th Of July.
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HARDWARE. All artic es in the hardware
line furnished at the shortest notice, BY
July IL, 1858 ,. G' MCKEE,
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MANY VOTERS.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name Of
JAMES PART n, of Carrollton, as candidate for
the Office Of sheriff, subject 10 the decision Of
the Wing county Convention. and Oblige
A NUMBER OF WHIGS.
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Mr.. CRosIER Announce the name Of JAMES
McCoY Of Loudon, as a good man for the Office
of Commissioner. subject 10 the action OF the
Wing Convention, and oblge
MANY CITIZENS.
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Loo k Sharp!!

N. o. SUGAR.-A good article for sale by the
bbl or RETAIL Terms low.
July IA, 853. s. G. MCKEE.
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r. CRosIER ESQ :-Please announce the name
of EBENEzER HowEY. Of Lee Township, as a can
didate for Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Wing Convention. -
MANY VOTERS
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PORTLAND, Me-, July 5.

Cushing d Hobbs jewelry store was robbed Of
all its contents during the exhibition Of Fire
Works. The amount stolen is valued at
S5OOO
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WIG STATE NOMINATIONS,


ron GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRE Err E,
Of HigklaHd.
'ToR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Isaac j, Allen,
OF RieklaRd;
fEoR TREASURER OF STATE,
Henry BTaehmaR,
Of HamiltOn.
EoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Nelson ~. Van Worries,
Of Athens.
FoR SUPREME JUDsE,
Franklin T. BackuS,
Of CHyahog0.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
william II. Gibson,
Of Seneca.
TeR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
John Waddle,
OF CoskOotoa.
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GROCERIES,, TEAS, nc.
A fresh supp just received, and for sac low
Ca and see. Can't be beat.
Jnyl4, 1853. 3. u. MCKEE.
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CAST IRON g. CHAIN PUMPS-Kept on
hand. and supp led al the shortest notice, and on
most reasonab e terms.
Juy IA, 1853. 5, Il, MCKEE
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Printers il is said universally die at an ear
ly age. This is doubtless caused by the nox-
iOus effluvia arising from the types and want OF
exercise, constant confinement and the late
hour to which their work is prolonged. There
is no other class Of human beings whose priv
ileges are as few, whose labor is as continuous,
as that Of the printer II ia typo be man
of family, he is. debarred the privilege of en-
joying their society at all times, because his
hours Of labor are almost endless, and his..m
ments of leisure so few that they may be spent
in sleep to recruit his exhausted energies, and
prepare him for the renewal of his labor
When we hear mechanics crying out against
OPPRESSION, and demanding certain hours for Ia
Dor and for rest. we can not but reflect upon
the situation of our own craft, how every mo-
ment of their lives is forced into service
to earn bare subsistence, and how un
complainingly they devote :hemse Ives to the
good of the same public who wear them as a
loose garment to be donned when convenient
and doffeG when no longer needed.
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GRIND s ONES-A large lot FROM the BeFea
Quarries, said to be the best grit in America, re.
ceived and for sale by 3. C. MCKEE.
July IL, 1853.
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car DLES-Sterine and Pressed Candles for
sale by the box. D.
July IL, 1853 3. u. MCKEE,
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BLA KIN "A large OF ofa prime artic just
received aud lOr e by the gross or dozen, By
Juy IL, .. IN MeAEE'
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Zz-McKee has lots Of new goods. Call &
see them.
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RE ALA Sc iARS-A fine lot of the choic.
est segars in any market just received and for sa
by The box anu at retail by u. MCKEE.
Juy ID, 1873
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Dor and for rest, we can not but reflect upon
the situation of our own craft, how every mo-
ment Of their lives is forced into service
to earn bare subsistence, and how un
complainingly they devote :hemse Ives to the
good of the same public who wear them as a
loose garment to be donned when convenient
and doffeG when no longer needed.
EE- We have received list of the appoint.
ments Of the Preachers of the Pittsburgh Con.
fereuce Of the NJ f. Church, but cannot find
room for it entire. Tho following are the ap'
pontments for the
STEuBENvILLE DIsrRIcr William Cox, p Z
Steubenvlle-
South Street-Charles A. Holmes.
Hamlin Chapel-Samuel B, Dunlap
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scott, Thomas G, Nc
Clure.
Spring6eld-Harvey Bradshaw, Marion W
Dallas.
New SomerSet-Wm. Devinny, Theoph. Kneen
Wellsville-Thomas Mcleary.
Hanover-Dayid B, Campbell.
Carrollton-Daniel =. Mitchell.
Pars-David GOrden, John Cooper.
Canton-Corneius II. Jackson, George Crooks
Sandyville-Shcrdac Cheney.
Leesburgh-John Huston, James II. Rogers
Cadiz-Ludwell Petty, Stephen +. Miner.
Smith6eld-Robert Boyd, Asbury L. Petty.
THE following rich anecdote, from the Rom,
(Ga.) Courier is said to be literary true
A few weeks since one Of the mountain boy
visited Cartervile for the purpose of taking hi
first ride on the railroad. When the cars arri
we'd at that place. our hero was there impatient
ly waiting. and much excited and elated in an
ticipating his intended ride AS the cars ap
preached he stood gazing with wonderful awt
at the engine, putting smoke. Following th'
example Of others, as soon as the cars stopped
he hurried aboard, with his saddle bags on hi
arm, and seated himsefnear a window. Ther
looking round at the passengers, manifeStly
much surprised he put his head out at the win
dow to see the"critter start" While in this DO.
stion watching with intense anxiety, the whist
le sounded. Our here much surprised and ev'
identity not little alarmed, threw back bis
head with motion that might be called jerk
and turning to gentleman sitting near him,
said, Il goly. stranger did you hear that snort?
1t beats daddy's Jack, and he's some" The
bell rang, the engine moved off, and away
went the cars at a rapid speed, and before OuI
hero had recovered form the shock which the
"snort" produced, the cars moving over the
Etowah Bridge. Discovering change in its
gait" he popped his head out at the window a
gain, "to see how the thing moved" Seeing
that he was some distance from the earth, sup.
posing the "critter" was flying he swooned and
fell from his seat speechless. Several gentle
men sitting near caught hold Of him, until he
revived little. He opened his eyes, and see
ing several gentlemen, looked up most beseech'
ingly into the face of one of them, and said,
"Srapger has il IT,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-29
FRESH ARRIVAL.

EUST RECEIVED. the finest assortment
- OF Confectionery and Fruits ever offered
at this market.
Candies--Roek Candy. Cough Dr.. Ascidu
lated Drops. Gum do Jelly Cakes. and gen
era assortment OF Common Candy.
Fruits-Oranges. Lemons. Prunes. Raisens,
Figs. Tamerins. Currents. Citron. &c. &c.
Nuts-A lmon1s. Peeoin Nuts. Ground or
Pea Nuts. Palm do. Ginger do BE-. Sc. All
OF which we warren 10 BE- fresh. Call and see.
Fancy .friictes-Work Boxes. Card Gases.
Pearl do, Ivory do, Papier Mache do, Per
fumed Emory Bags. Port Monies--of the la
test style and the most complicated ever brought
10 the market. Silk Bead Purses OF every va,
rey, Coral Necklaces. Coral Bracelets, White
Ivory do. Red Ivory do. Amul-ts &c.. sc -
All of the latest and most fashionable ST, les
Call ard see for Yourselves
Musical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Flutes, Ac
cordeons. Musical Boxes, Sc. A of which
we will sell on the most accommodating terms
June s. 1853. VIM. II. HESI.ErINE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-29
A NEW SUPPLY or FRESH AND
CHEAP GROCERIES.

n WOULD beg leave to call the aitenilon Of
4 my customers and the public generally 10
my new stock Of Gs,OCEfsilsS, consisting ia
part Of very superior Brown. Loaf Limp aud
Crushed Sugars first qualify Rio Coffee,
cheap; Teas Of all sorts and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba. Mueuvado Moasses. n. York
Syrup. very fine. and Golden do; Rice. Mus
tard. Cheese. Ciuuamon. Extract Of Coffee.
Starch, Salt. 6ne aud ground Alum, Soda.
Water, aud Sugar Crackers. Macksrsl. Pepper
Salt. SC. Alspice and Spices oil every sort and
kind CASTLE. Resin. and Fancy Soaps Pow
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick zad Ethe-
rial Oil
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
tf;erman Silver Long Combs Boemsi Combs,
n new article Splendid Pormonps, Fancy
Wallets. Pocket Books. Sc. Hooks and Eyss.
Pms and Needles. Fish Hooks. Finger Rings.
Watch KEYS. Lead and Slate Pencils. and
THOUSAND things usei,b and ornamental. Pts
tolls. double airl single ha-rpfird; also a Gne
ot 81 splendid Silver Watches, such as HUME
man. Lever and detached Lever Watches.
o.. Rose Tiair Oil; Colagnes; .Essssess.df.
fsy.nf k;rds; Oh IF fxns,i; BdlsGsg ~ I.,js,
Britisi, Od; Suset Oil Castor OIL, and No. 6,
al in riass 10 mit pnrrhnsers
Csssadies, Fruits and newark Cider.
A large lot OF assorted Candies. SheIled Al
'nonds. sol, Shelled do. French. English and
American WaInuts, Cocoa Nuts. RaIsips and
Lemons, and Newark CiJe' very fns.
Tobacco and Segars.
Chew ng Tobacco. vefy fine, from 20 TO so
chs. per 10; Sesars Of all sorts; Snufs Of dit
ferenikinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day, "a hour, and A Alarm Clock Of eve
~ pattern. quality and price. Come and see
and you Will be sure to bu,--a, warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
May 25 1853.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-29
C2..s@2SG sss3:.
LOW EST PRICE STORE.

AsTiNE has Just received and has now on
~ exhibition, one Of the largest and most
perfect ASSIGNMENTS Of (scntIcnscn's CIO-
thing eyer offered III this market. His stock
OF 'teIdy Made consists in part Of Dress
AID Frock Coats, Sacks. Pants, Vests. OF tue
yer, fines material. anu the hest workmanship.
Sa,iuei and Tweed Goats. Pants. Vests. &c.
Boys Clothing. a Urge and general as
sortmenl. also Hats. Caps Boots. Shoes. Gai-
rer shoes Trunks. Vaises Umbrellas; Shirts
Collars; Braces, Hd'kfs, ,.ravats, Self Adjus
ing Stocks. Sc.
These goods were bought low and must be
sold. Call at once, and examine before puT
chasing elsewhere. Remember the IN luce
nients at the old stand
March AZ IA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-29
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

HNHE undersigned has just fitted up the rooms
l in he brick building adjoining Rawlins' Ho-
rel and fitted them with the largest best. and
cheapest assortment OF READY MADE CLOTHING ever
exhibited in Martinshurg. His stock consists in
part OF Cassinet and Itceed Coufs Fine cloth Frock
Coats fine cioth Dress Coas fae cessime Panfa,oons,
tassineH DO. Monkey Jaekes fae sosia vests, nar-
peas, satfiast cloth and velra Vests Also large
assortment of
Boys Clothing.
Also. constant, on hand ali kinds of Under
shirts. Drawers, white and figured shirts, Collars
B,soms. Cravats. Scarfs Pocket ranikercheifs
Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Hosiery and Umbrel-
las.
Also. general assortment of Boots and Shoes
Gum Shoes Trunks, Valises, Palm Braid and Leg
horn Hats. &c. Be,
These goods will be sold cuEAP, and will satisfy
he purchaser. Now Is THE TINE. every body is
anxious TO know whcrc~'h~y can get the BEST
md CHEAPEST clothing the answer is at the NEW
cLuTHIsc Emporium, next to aRawlns' HOTEL
Q-een street, M..rtinsburg Va
A. FEDERLEIGHT.
March 30
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-29
ICE CREAM

A the Ice Cream season has again commenced
N the subscriber would respectfully inform his
olu customers and the public generally, that he
will continue as heretofore, 70 manufacture the
best quality of Ice Cseam. He has also return
ished his two S,oons--Ladies and 6entlemen's--
and feels confident that he can accommodate all in
the oest manner who may favor him with call
And to the Ladies be would say, that be has
made arrangements so their Saloon will at no time
be occupied by Gentlemen, unless accompanied by
Ladies.
II Families supplied with any quantity at the
shortest notice. g. REANHAL
may u. Burke Street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-29

er. OF Manmsburg. and bsv,ag just returned
from New York, f'hiIadelphIa aud Baltimore
with large and well selecled stock OF
spring aud Summer clouds,
al such unusual kow rssesHs we! "A the gsea,
variety 0f stsiss and patterns. thai lppi conf
denf can make il 10 the interest Of all those
wanting goods of any variety 10 call and *
aui,ne NV stock and prices before purrharsna
elsewhere. | AM confident can save IL, Der
eent 10 The purchase. The stock consists Of
general variety. parfuf which Is as To- blows:
Ciofhs-BIue. black. ONE, Green. Mixed
Caxsinaeres- Fancy. PLAIN. Mixed and Drab:
Soffinrtfs-Blue. Black. Grey and Caae.
Mixed Full and PLAID L.insrys and Flannels
White, Red. Green aud Dotted Fianne.s:
Garpef.ng. fe " pieces a quantity Of Bian.
ksis; Brown Nushns: 0snaburgs: Brown
BIeached and CoIored DriiIings Canton Elan,
nals aud Bieached Shirtings aud Shee,ngs
Irish Linens and THREADS large lot Of
Prints, both English and American Manufac.
lures, from 81 TO III cents, some OF which are
entirely new patterns and styles. that mus,
please: Ginghams. Apron Checks. Cash
rneres and Mou some OF which
are all wool; u mans Bucksk,n.
Berlin and Lis loyes--in fact a
general assoftm nv; Wonl Com
tohS. stcotiutS no 10ous; 0ouioftS anu
Undershirts. silk and wool. both for Ladies
and Gentlemen; Ladies and Gentiemen's Ira
yelling Bags; Boots audShoes full assert
msat; Men and Boys Kip and Calf Waier
Proof Boots; Wnmen's Opera, Kid and Bus
kin Shoes ant Cater Booss. both her Gentle
NJ m AMI Ladies; Gum OserS Shoes Of New
pattern; Hats and Taps. any quantity Hard
ware and Queen<ware, a large assortment;
Coffee. Tea. Sugar. Molasses. Pepper and
Spices; fine article Of Chewing Tobacco as
well as Smoking. Seq ,rs. &c.. in faci il is IN
necessary to snumera,e many OF the various
articles that keep, but call and see what
have. as il VIII afford me pleasure to show nv
goods and give you my extreme low prices -
assure you think il no trouble 10 show YOU
goods. blu, feel gaatifed to have the chance to
do so, [.1iay 25. 1853.