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Fashionable TAILORING.

TIE subscriber takes this method of Informing
I the public, that he has taken the rooms over
the store Of Messrs. Russell, Iismon & Baird, where
he is prepared to do all kinds OF work In his liuc
with ncaincss and dispatch and ON the most rca-
sonablc terms. Having located permanently in tho
place, he invites these desiring u good fit to give
him q call. II. d.. ATKINSON.
Gonzales, january %, lS5i-y
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N~o7BiKy.-A Ntr Ds6nition.-That por.
ton Of : lady's head on which her bonnet
rckts.-Puneh.
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cBF- See Parker & Figs advertisement, in anoth.
CT column, We know thcm both TO be gcn,lcmen,
but rather too fond OF :" the law
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cB- Our cid friend, Lockridgc, wants some
mortar" See what he says in another column.
WIN no one respond to his sympathetic appeals
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"Tommy, my son, run 10 the store, and get
me some sugar" "Eacuse me ma; i am
Somewhat indisposed this morning. Send ia
ther, and tell him to bring me n plug Of to-
lbacco along"
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tn. LArs f,TAL Duria--'ll,c Columbus
(Miss) Argus has some additional particulars
of the duel between DR.. RNnt aud DR.. irby, in
which thc latter was killed, The Argus says /:
The weapons were dncling pistols, md the
distance thiitccn and a half PAGES. DR.. irhy,
who was Killed. was a mnst cstimablc gentle.
man, a mcMher elect of The present legislature,
and ,he difficulty arose nuI OF some %mis,,nder-
Standing Ia the late canvass between himself
and hiS antagonist. who MS q candidate Tor
the same station. Both gentlemen wetr dem,
oCfats and members Of the church. We arr
told that the affair would have taken place
long since, had it eos been Cot the extreme III
health Of pr lri,y. who vas ecNss,el 60 ,hc
ground 81 caaitat Ia a e~aftiagc. spi Wy
e~csrcCly sblt IS s.siai SIP wiiliaut sayrts4 at
the ii,ns 81 the la,sl eNSstyrvncc. ,he ike q,
which Nc hope never sgaiu To b under thv
Necessity el elttpBieiag
What a spe,cseie, Two meeoae ycs,av
and asiivV. tbs other ssd AMI - seGsA1eI lsy
sickness 'ts, hs $ scsresiy aide to Stand up
wNbeut seeY~s,, in etsslepcc 20 ths laws
- hssgs ASe besseht on s,s nsAs IL e~usnta,.
suss ihv sgul AMI raesbaol sass = slses Sex
seel aissl Dki The /" laws % lsossS ss4usss
sseA an ~sshgbais. sud aSs me ssss.sks AT
ssee ,hea
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kossurn.--ln one of Mr.. George n. San.
dcrs' letters to tho New York Herald, dated at
London on the 10th ult., lac says:
kossuth has Mt last been invited to Constan.
tinople by the Porte. He goes, I believe, In
the steamer OF c week. Several thousand
hungarian descrtcrs fiom the Austrian army
of observation ere already at Widdin. A few
weeks more will find all the republican lead.
crs in Europe in omcr Pacha's camp. They
will prove To bc powerful allies to tho Turks,
causing by their presence increased desertion
nom the Russian and Austrian armies, com.
posed largely as they are of Poles. iIungarians
aud I%taliefs.
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I'd" Senators Pnselial and Kyle and Ropresen
taiivc Dardcn will accept our thanks for Legislative
Documents.
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tB- A fire is ringing In town. For particulars
zee Russell d Conn's advertisement.
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Great Pseuniary Embarrassment m Z
sISIiE undersigned has become so poor that he Is
J unable 70 raise five dollars; he, therefore, ear.
nestly hopes that all persons who are in arrearngs
to him, VIII come up aud make prompt payment.
Jan. 90, '5i-S5-5t w. 7. L0CKRlDGE.
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sE Atkinson offers to giyo all a gcntcoi "cu,
and fit in the way of clothing. See advertisement.
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"Hou may see q thousand excellent things
in . PAPER, and never hear Il word of approba.
ton from the readers; but just 10, y paragraph,
slip IN, of enc OF two lines, that Il nSt In good
taste, ani You may he sure OF hearing about
that, ~ patsfRi, Item.
Snnsii,ir md ira,n 10 ihn f.li.r
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a Call to the Living !

ID LII persons indebted, by account or otherwise,
"A to DIR. j. q. Loguc, DR.. j. j. Ratchet aud DR..
j. Duff Brown, arc respectfully and earnestly re.
qucsted to call ut the Office OF the undersigned and
settle. We congratulate you, zone and all" for
being SO fortunate us to have employed said NJ. D.'s.
by the sweat OF their brows YOU now enjoy present
health, and in most cases, sweet life. Bc so kind
aud generous rs TO bring in the pro guoA, ~(yulgarly
called TIM and Heaven will bless your stores anil
chcckmatc the lawyers and ministerial departments
OF our county, aud in said VI, DIS verify the prov.
ctb, " a merry hear, doeth good IKE u medicine"
Pr. II, -. but remember, "A broken spirit di.
eth the bones" Same verse. Respectfully,
Jan %, '5i-35tf PARKER Il FLY, Attys.
i. S--"A word TO the wise" &c. +. AZ.
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WoRK Ios is54,-rhe New York Sun,
speaking of the questions awaiting solution
the present year, cuts out the following work
for Congress. The job is rather an extensive
one, and involves many intricate questions.
First. The railroad TO the Pacific.
Second. The annexation of Sandwich Isl.
ands,
Third. The question of Cuban Indcpen.
deuce.
Fourth. A new settlement with Mexico, in.
Guiding the Mesilla Valley and Tehuantepcc
disputes, and Santa Annals imperial pretcn.
sions.
Fifth. The practical assertion and yindica.
ton of the Monroe doctrine. against British
colonization schemes in Central Americs.
Sixth. 0peping the Valley of tho Amazon
to American trade aud enterprise.
Seventh. Adjustment Of the Fishery Qucs.
ton.
Besides these, there arc purely local qucs-
tions of great interest, such as, tariff amend.
mcnt, naval reform, public land distribution,
cheap postage, increased ocean steam mail
communication, formation Of new territories,
mint in New York, &c.
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Inc Dahy letta Oh ute 18TH INST. says
General Gadsdcu. pur AHfdiRis}sf To- Mexico,
passed through tho clty Seasefday, . sout,
for Washington, bearing with him a treat,
which he has recentlY xpnslaliod with Mexico
of q very important chnxaSz ron our cor.
respondents in ths ejty If Mexico, We learn
that the treaty scstfS6 hsS9psstions Of dis
puto between the wa and particular
" those which were d uuadjustea by the
Treaty Of Guadaluns Hiaaigo. The Mcsilla
Valley question Is enthusiastically settled. The
United States pay twenty million of dollars
for ~thirsy-ninc million acres Of land, retain.
ing five millions % satisfy tho claims against
Mexico. among which, IL is said, tho Garay
grant ii included. This adjustment and RI
nuncia,iou of the Garay grant, leaves sloo's
grant uncn,barrasssd. One of tho Mexican
papers fsiers TO this latter grant, AS now with.
out obstacle, and hopes that il will be spcedi-
" put IN operation. We wait with deep in.
teresI the publication of this important treaty.
RowEn CAnToRSia.-Wo learn from New
ofissns papers of the 18th inst, that highly i'm
poftant news has been received from Lower
California, An engagement has taken place
between Walkers party ami the Moxica,s, in
which the Americans were defeated with a
loss Of ten killed, Another account saws that
the American party wss wbolly Destroyed
Tho news created erca, excitement in San
Francisco and in the interior, and a body az
500 men, we'll armed and proyiSionc,l, ssilel
Rom san Ffaneiscn to ile rcistf OF Walker.
on ,he 18th vi, AHollyr expedition number,
10. about zoe men, was to sail before the first
IL January.
sSr ihs hun,s,t le Item ss,s that rrofss
~ Loass,rest, she popular sa,hor ol "Geor.
ea Sseees Is Ga New ntlesns q, hbs way 10
Texas. whsre he viii make a shor, tear.
ts'~ ea Is iefe,y o. Gesyea i.esisis
usN ~Isolataiins ,la,S ebibl,en under ase
yssfs q ~ fsNm t<iIss seSi separately fsoea
re tnothsv sisi stss 20 prevent a. fr IS
slAe ths ssfaratso ~ sssaglvs
~ lSsts ssaAip9 II ts ,isassness Ia
,he ms,gy sssfkss, psss he rssAslslpAs cas
svsg~uiers sfsss tsasSassr Sen. a la.Is .ess
,ssi espse ussAF NY sa,ss - Wednesday.
vtNA wsstk svss,ieE. ! astFef sste cns
~ ts fssl&sztae jsvs,Fy ssegrx "a Chestnut
ssrsSs sna sac = sasy gesrshsse = a - sss
saessaS Scsth aSSA Nv3 sohs~a 10 - sss,s
tsS AE~ ssseus~ sAst~Ksd ! n<s sbs
hesAasAef sks issy - . tavAee sF Ia
rhsa stFse, sssalsaE : eess e ase tAs-
~sea a8sss - . satfs Nur - @as ~
aast
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FiR5 HrNriSG LASrsRSs-Mhilc ON n visit ia
Mr. Cavetts tin shop a few days siase, wo wer,
shown a FIRE huniiug lantern, which, IN point. al
Ingenuity, srfPasscs anything of ,he kind welssss
ever seen, Il is arranged into feur squares. thlfsSs
OF ~h'ch arc llacd or thp inside with l~oo2ings.iax-
scN and tbs fourth with an ordinary einaow ,si4~x
Ia the eenirc of the lantern l. Fixed atshss fss shc
candle by which, when lighted. the BsAsnsgs@sss
aro made to reject the hight Of sbcat susasssass
candles Attached to thc bottom " Tho isnsesa i.
= rigu feat % a'c inches aide, which "a osss shn
bal, and 10 tbs way the hunter cafsies his lsss.s
and With eel cHc tsHilc car sl+,,ar TIE rer< az =
deV falls aae 6ulsitcd sasds lie swat edssn.
'ssv " shs cves ihe ca,sasaa tie Ezs. Il sAa. ,he
hunter las ,bc iec a~e ~ 81. banAs ard am. asa
g. n&.s,ei ef . tva,y eut,isa
- us eoieasAssss az lAe fnsissnels fbass,ss
hts l~ga ihfuva lgsa ecs,se@ ~ iaslsg rvcca,s,
isl e man aes, sbsp bssesM b. zee .~s.en a.
Sev r1iaer. ef the vesatas Asss,Ssse We
'ir tea Bn,ea, 81 svs gsxe rssss ss.si
80 ", ssm IS "a as ssasssssn ra,.cr. IA,
Ne ~ Fafh tstess gAss sks Aes Ss~ ~ssle.ss
sA'
~ ne p@~s s@w sel e~ssa 0t 80 49,.
- esge sS@ zsi <sgs h esses tst
hA "erSes IS !. e,.~s,ea.
e. ,a ~
~ fts y f.iiwsa sa,s uls,s -, 4,
'sSasAni pte~ h sAss cay ~sa ,s., ~.
o Ys Fos~ ssAnssek b sSAta l. uAah
dhsse So pss ssa the4Ssna sssa ~ ,e
Hs = p9ssssy saA wssssa@J aAs A.
sotssy sgsa gF,ssss eaa,,,s ~ l
nsstssi ssaas Soqa a nsst 4 ~r,eAes
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Gtate Isxislature.

The lean bin vas engrossed OH Thursday by
q vote Of 10 10 16-the President Of tho Sem
ate giving the casting vote in its favor.
Senator Lott has introduced nm act 10 amend
the act regulating Desccnts and Distribution.
This act creates q life estate (rcnlaindcr over
TO the heirs) in the surviving wife, TO the one
third Of the real estate and negroes belonging
to the estate OF a deceased husband. Ii re.
quircs, prior to the taking possession Of the
shall give bond With approved security, condl-
ti0uel fr the delivery of the property 70 the
proper hefn upon The termination, d the lie
cstatc,
Senator Taylor introduced = Till to reduce
The, State tax from In present rate or fifteen
cents, OH this hundred dollarx. 20 ten cents It
is estimated that ten cents on every hundred
dollars Or taxable property IN tho State, VIII
iyield ansatniln revenue OF $3.50. 900 which h
amply sufficient (after dcductinx the anaeal
tenth belonging to the School Fund.- 10 deiruy
thc s'cccssary expenses Of the Government.
The Governor has returned tho bill relin-
gushing TO tho counties 'thc State taxes for
1.-THE years 1854 and 1855. to tho Senate. TO.
sent. Thosc reasons raise no objections to the
principal object sought 10 be attained By the
bill. The objection urged against It IL, that
the taxes are rclinquished to those counties in
which tue assessment Is made, and not In
those where the property il situate.
The lionsc OF Representatives have cncross.
c1, without amendment, the bill! granting six.
teen sections of land per mile 10 railroads,
rieinnting in the Senate. There were 4 mum.
Der of amendments offered, NIL OF which were
laid on the table.
Since our last issue there have been scye.
raj railroad bills referred To the committee on
I I.l 81 a a
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to- fhs Hunts, DE Item says that rrofes
s"T Loass'rest, ,hs p@pulsr sa,hor Of "Geor.
ga Sceecs, Is "a New n4isans ot hs way 10
Texas. whete he viii make = short ,o..r.
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t& \ h1l "a tsefess O. GeOyeia i.egisia
ssIS rsuAibi,tus sa,S children under ase
yesfs q ~ fNm tSirs seSt separately fsee,
inotheF, aisi stss 20 prevent - Gar As w
lhs ssfarasssa ~ ssngivs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

ENHE subscriber is re ceiving and opening
a his stock OF Dry Goods, which he invites
the public to come and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere-he is determined TO sell
goods cheap for cash.
His stock consists in part as follows -
Cloths Cassimers and vestings of all deserip-
tons, Ladies' Dress Goods Of all kinds and
prices, Ladies' Collars. Undersleeves and in
side Handkerehiefs, Hosiery and Gloves FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen, large lot OF Bonaes
and Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols and Umbrellas,
Ladies' Kid, Morocco and Gather Shoes.
Misses and Chidren's Shoes Of every des-
crlpuon and price, large stock of Bleached,
and Brown Muslins, also Combs. Hair Brush
e', Pins, Needles. and everything usually kept
IN Dry Goods and Fancy Store.
Come soon or you may lose bargain as am
determined to sell at very small advance for
Cash
esy-Don't forget the place two doors South Of
Broderick's Rotel, and opposite the Market-house
where will be found ready and willing to ac-
eOmmodate you, ii. MYERS.
April u 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
BLACK POWDER.

A REMEDY in cases of Dyspepsia or In
IA digestion, Bilious affection, Headache,
Heartburn. acidity of the Stomach, Costve-
ness. Loss ofAppetite, Nervous Debility. Maui
sea OF vomiting, Affections Of the Liver. d.
auh@a, Dysenlery, Summer Complaint in
Children, &c.. SC.
We say to all who are afflicted with any Of
the above named diseases, they will lind in
his preparation superior remedy MS action
Is he most gentle kind, aud We call especi-
ally the attention Of those who suffer with the
SICK headache, 70 The TACT that no medical
PREPARATION can surpass the "Black Powder"
\ In lis decided action in relieving those who
suffer in this way; n fear need be entertain.
4 ed about its action in any of the disasesnamed
1t hes received the sanction OF some oil the
pest medical rlen in our country and IN all the
diseases named has proved 10 be remedy OF
sY WM DORSEY. DruggssI,
Apnl ~ 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
EACTs CANNOT RE DOUBTED,

Let the Affected Read ane Foaderl
asSg- More than 500 persons in the City OF Rich
mona Va, alone testify to the remarkable
cures performed by
CART Ems SPANISH 1xrURE
The great Spring Medicine and Purifier 81 the
Blood Is new USED hy hundreds cigraiefni patients
who testify daily 70 the renlaf kahe cures perform
ca BY the greatest az ali medicines, Carriers Span
ish Mixture. Neuralgia, rheumatism, SerolAla
Erupiions on the SlSip Liver disease Fere9s, u
GERS Old Sores Affections 81 the Kidneys Dis
eases ofthe Threat. Female Complaints, Pains and
Aching 81 the Bones and joints, are speedily rus
to eight BY using this great and iaestimshle rem
edy
For al diseases of The Blood. nothing has vet
been found to compare With II. Ii cleanscs the
system Of all Impurities acts gently ad egfieient-
IL on the Liver aad Kidneys, strengthens the BIZ
gesfioa gives tone 70 the stomach. makes tie skin
clear aud healthy, aud restores the Constitution
eEfeab'ed ~ disease or srokena0wn ~ the excess
es Ofyouth, to its pristine yigor and strength.
For the ladies' il is incomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever used A few doses az AR
ter's Spanish Mixture will remove ala sallownese
Of complexion, bring the yoses mantling to The
cheek give elasticity to the step, and improve the
general health ii i remarkable degree beyend an
the medicines ever beard OF.
A large number of certificates Of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing Ia the city
Richmond, Va, by the use ofearier's Spanish Mix
ture is the hes; evidence that there is no hanbag
about it, The press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
physicians aud public men well known TO the COM
munity all add their testimony to tho Effects OF
this GREA1 BLoop PuRutrg,
Call and see a few hundreds Of the certificates
around the bottle.
sonegeauine unless signed BENNET& BEERS,
Drueg sis
Principal Depots. NJ Ward, Close & Co, No
SO Maiden Lane, New York; I W. Dyolt & Sons
and Jenkins & Hartshorne, Philadelphia; Bennett
& Beers, No. 1875 Main Street. Richmond, Va
And for sale in AIartinsburg by j Harrison
and wm, Dorsey. and BY dealers in Medicines es.
\ crywhere. august "A, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1854.

w have just received usual supply Fresh Garden
w Seeds, to which invite the attention OF these ia
want NC name the following in our assortment:
Asparagus Giant Dutch;
Beans-kiIuey, Dwar. or SnHps; Eve kin3s;
Beets--Four varieties
hrassels--Sproutss
Btoco-Early purple Cape;
Cgbbage--l1 Kinds embracing the best y4Tletics
CarFot-Lcng. Orange and early Horse;
tanliiower--Eagy and Late;
Celery--Nhite Solid, superior;
Cucumber-i kinds OF the best quality;
Egg Plant--Purple;
Endiye-Green Carried
Indian Curn--Smith's extra Early and Eior;
Lettaee--Early Ice and Large White Head;
Melon-Caroina Common and Nutnrgi
turtium--For fickling;
Ouou-Whte, Silver skinned, Long Red;
Parseley--Yery double hne
Parsnlp--EaTly Cup and Large Swelling;
Puapkin-Potato, QuAshaw, and CIookedi
poas--6 kinds Of the finest variety:
Pepper--Bull Nose and Cayenne;
Eadaish--5 varieties
Rhprbarb--for TartF;
SalsiE--or Oyster Plant;
Spinucl--Sound Savoy
Sluash--Eary Bush and SIMMER Crooked Neck,
1omato--Iarge Red;
Turnip White, Red Top and Ruia Rsgs ,,,.,.,
fss-for sale by WILLIAM DORSEY,
February L, la5i Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
THE FREDERICK
FEMALE SEMINARY,

rs located in Frederick City, Nd, as healthy
1 and pleasant town as any in the southern
States
This Institution has an able and efficient Board
of Professors and Teachers, good Library, ex-
celcnt Musical Instruments. an extensive Chem
ical and Philosophical Apparatus, and il is conf
IDENTIFY believed that it offers as many facilities
for impartng thorough, extensive and refined
education as any seminaSy ia the land.
The School is sor sEcfARIAN. on the contrary
the young ladies are strictly required to attend
such Charch as parents designate, accompanied
always by teacher.
scholars viii be received at any time during
the year, and viii be charged proportionably from
the date Of their entrance .e close OF the seho-
lastie year in July. -
The duties Of the School will be resumed after
the Christmas Holidays, on the 3ra day o. jalu-
airy, which would he very appropriate time for
Scholars to enter the School.
gsT For Boord and Tuition iae'aiiag furnished
Rooms, Ligtt9, Ead, lVasEiag, ac, $500 PER SeAo-
lastic year pagabie aaif-yearig n adrsnce
81 For Circulars and other particulars address
Dee 81, 1853. H. WINCHESTER, Prest,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

NgY stock of Ladies' Dress Goods, this season.
ISA embraces many new and pretty styles, con-
sisting OF
Rich Brocade. Pouh De Soi's. Plain silks.
Lustre Gro de Rhine, CAamiion and
Glaca Silks, French Mousselaires and
Cashmeres. IForsted Pldids, Silk Warp
Alpocas, Lama Cloth and Chellegs, Can
ton Grapes. Opera hacking, French
Cloths for Cloakirg. Cdshmere dc Cosse
Robes Persian Cloth, Iarletoas of oil
Colors, Mdnsooh, Ssciss and Null lfas
Inns, Cambrics and Jackonetts, Brilliant
and Illusion Moatl'es. Shalels, Lace
VeilS, Green Blue and Bro,on Bareges,
&C., &c.. Which | can and viii sell cheap.
Nov. =, 1858. JOHN w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
SOiPS. STRIVING CREAM,

EAU STANDARDIZATION poWDER,&
I uANE just received from JrLEs HAuEt, dirscf,
I large and excellent supply of TolLsr ANY,
saAvIsG Scars, consisting Of the Crystat Palace
Prince Albert Omnibus, Nymph, Crystalline Ball,
Monster oleophan, So. &e., and his premiums
Starring CREAMS which took the medal in London
at the WORLDS EAR; bis Fan Lus.rai the finest
preparation out for cleansing the scalp and beaus
tifying the hair bis celebrated Depilatory Pow
der for removing hair from Ladies' faces or other
parts where ii so often the beauty Of the fes
powder Is warranted TO remove the hair in a few
inmates without any ri Of dangeror hurt to the
person, bis genuine Ex 70 IS and perfumed Wa
iers Of the following varieties Bay Leaf, Layeu
der, Ycrbcna, Toilet. Eau de Cologne &c, &c.
JOHN II. HARRISON,
Oct. s. 1883 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
CHEAP HARDWARE.
COME ANn SIZE.

FE1IlE subscriber having purchased the stock OF
4 Hardware belonging TO VIM H. Enos, and
having added largely TO the same, by purchases
made in the Eastern markets and on the most fl-
vorable terms, win dispose Of the for cash
to good customers on the usual credit as low as
they can be bought at any otheg house in Mar
tnsburg
Call at the old stand OF Eiios, and examine my
beautiful aid large assortment Of Wostcnholm's
Table and Pocket Cutlery, and an endless variety
ofether articles WM EVANS
Ian iGEf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
D0RSEi,s Pile OINTMENT.

A FER selling this Ointment for fifteen
IN years as one OF our regular preparations
ltom our Drug Store, and also the selling Of
many other preparations for the same disease,
both regular and patented, we are prepared to
say no other article has received as much com
mendation from those who have required an
article of the kind, as this Ointment, and we
will further say, that in recent cases we be-
lieve this Ointment 10 be an Invaluable RENE
dy, and IN any case II will mitigate 10 such an
extent as to render the person comfortable,
though il frequently cures cases of long stand
ing-around each Box will be fond all proper
directions for its use, prepared only by
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Aprill2, 1854. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19

De5- William Robinson, Philip siler and Eliza
beth his Wife, William Shields SON Of John. Rob
ert X Shields, John Lancaster AMI Ruth his wife.
Calvin Andrews and Snsan his wife John SIN
Ger and Sarah his wife The heirs Of James shields
son of John, whose names are unknown. HUGH
Cunningham, George K Cunningham Samuel 5
Cunningham, John " Cunningham Samuel A
Cunningham, ohm Gill and Susan Jane his wife.
William Qaaid and Charity Ann his wife, John
" Shields, Abraham Foreman and Anna his wife.
Nancy, married daughter of George Shields and
her husband, whose name is unknown, .he heirs
Of Jane Austin decd, whose names are unknown
two daughters OF Samuel Shields deed whose
names are unknown, james Shields of Samuel,
William Shields of Samuel, David Yates, Thomas
Yates, william Yates, Joseph Yates, and Nancy
Yates
TENAKE notice that on Frtdqs tie 2lSt day Of
4 April asst, at the Office OF Seman Garard,
Commissioner, in Martnsburg, Va, we viii take
the depositions Of Robert Y Snodgrass, Lewis
Grantham, John Zorn and others, to be read as
evidence in suit now pending in the Circuit
Court Of the County of Berkeley, in Chancery.
wherein we are plaintiffs and You and others are
defendants. JOSEPH HARPER,
ELIZABETH HARPER,
ISRAEL ROBINSON
ROBERT X ROBINSON,
NANCY ROBINSON.
march %. 1854