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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

Dear Sir have read with attention and
gratitude tho proceedings Of amayt.ug Of the
democracy Of Ncw Orleans, hold on the even
inE Of the 81 inst, and which have been rla.
cod in my hands by special committee Of
fifty citizens, und.r Circum tancgs which
could not fail % be agreeable 10 my feelings,
together with q letter In which / am re-
qucstel TO accept ola public dinner. and al.
so TO address my demorreGa friends ulgn
important topics referred 10 In Oh. rlsn.u-
tons Of the meeting.
WaYia- the dinner g. ~ are.rtaIi, com.
plimcut, whose chef value con ISIS I'm IFS
tender as d regret that public duties, and
engagement, which / am'uot TO DISREGARD
cou.nel me 10 6rpa5 the r'ra.qrs oCac.art.
inc your Kind Invitation To- ad l.csg my dom.
orratc friends upon the great constitutional
questions which now 81, deculy agit.lr ,bc
public mind. and upon tho final decision Of
which. I'm my Luu5. nrinio1 ,,e u.a.r. Of
the country and Tie plrpcu,ly Of the re-.
publ. mainly d,psui'. observation-disclosures
FEELINGS o. he assured Ina, Won La,. watch.
cd with patriotic ylic,tuH6 thc urogrr.s Of
the stgusg!. in which / have rsrestIy been
engaged !a myoHu ~tnla. and csrec,aiIythat
YOU have Justly and prop.r,y ,,,iua,tl fLc
incrilsof tAat slrugg.rae am effort On I,iy. mart
"in the maintenance Of l,c Car.utut;,n of
the United States and III. reserved lirl,ts Of
the several States"
IL isccr.aiuIy Fundamental priuciv'. in
our republican system that the pconln Of
each State. and Of each Territory. rrap.rato-
nv to it, admission into lhc Union AS
State. have the upacDiablo rigat 10
form and regulate their domestic ipgt,-
tutions and internal concerns in arcor.
dance with their own views. gglieet TO no
other limitation or restriction than tbat
which the Constitution Of the l'uitgl States
has imposed upon each and all the States.
Ii this principle be correct, the Act Of
Congress for the organization Of the Terri.
tories Of Kansas and Nebraska is clearly
right 50 far as the ycxcd question Of slavery
is involved.
1t is alsoa principle in our republican sys.
ten, equally sound and fundamental. that il
is the duty Of all men to worship God nc
corlinc TO the dictates Of their own consci.
ences and that no man shou,d be pro!cribcd
either because Of The place Of his brtb or or
his RELIGIOUS filth Iflhis priDcirlo he rigbi
il would secm TO he wrony 10 form srcre,
associations bound together by tbc moot
solemn OataS TO prescribe and enforce a re-
ligious test or anv other test for o,jlco or
public trust under the United States other
than that which is authorized and sanctioned
in the Constitution
These two Great nrincinlcs bovc consti.
tuted the issucs and Tho only material issnos
involved in tho rccrn, cIccf;nne in tbe Wet
ern States II has been a desperate STRUGGLE
between the friends Of the CONSTITUTION ana
Of State. RIGHTS and NJ rriirious ,o,ora,;on nr
the one sidc and obolitionism and Know.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23
Judge DOUGLAS in N. Orleans.
Hon. s. A. UJVglis:

We find the following correspondence in
the New Orleans D,lta Of the 9th inst.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3, 1854.
lion. s. 4. UOVgiis:
Dear sir-On bchalfof the Committee m.
pointed at Il meeting Of the Democratic pnr.
" Of this city, held last evening, the bro.
ceedings Of which we take great pleasure in
enclosing you, and IN compliance with the
resolutions Of that meeting we beg You to
appoint day when IL would be convenient
for you to accept ofapublic dinner and al-
so to meet and address your Democratic
friends in this oity.
Very respectfully, your ob'dt sent,
EHuE Ia SENE, Ch'Iun Com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

FIRE IN New YoRE.-A fire occurred in
Broadway, between Grand and Howard sts.,
n. York city, on the Goth inst, by which
six buildings, including the city assembly
rooms, Wood & Christy's minstrel hall, and
the Cheshire glass mandatory were de-
stroycd. \ ball was in progress in the as
sembly rooms when the fire broke out, and
one man and three ladies were killed, or
are missing, Five !ircmenwcrc also killed by
the falling OF wall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

FINN AT ST.. l.ouls,---The extensive rolling
mill of Chateau, Harrison a Vale, of st.
Louis, was burned down on Monday last,
causinga loss Of from 100000 to Sl60, 900,
on which there was an insurance amounting
to 10000. This catastrophe throws out of
employment about three hundred and forty
laborcrs and artizans. lr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

FnoM kANsAs.--Goy. Reodcr has decided
not to order an election for u Territorial Leg.
islaturc this year. His main public reasons
are !. That no census has yet been taken
Of the inhabitants TO serve as a basis Of rep
rcsentation. .. That there is no fit place for
holding Legislative session.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

SENATOR CAnrDELL.-Commcnting on an
article Of this paper CHASING Senator Camp.
bell of McDonough, as ''anti-Ncbraska,n on
account of his vote on the Nebraska rcso.
lutions in the legislature last winter, the
McDohough "lndepcndent" says:
$50 faras Mr.. Campbell is concerned. md
the motives which induced him 10 yotc
against omelvcuey's, motion;that yet he was
warmly in favor of the mcasuro--b,lt di,l
not approves s introduction at that time =
The Nebraska biz has no warmer advocate
than the Scnatorf from this District 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

Ear WAX RgTwrD.-The supreme court
having recently decided the suit which grew
out Of the extraordinary proceedings last
winter, in favor Of the city Of Eric, the
Common Council Of that city has ord red
the Mayor to have the tract; Of the RAILROAD
in the city t-'enug, uu'ea t is removed
by the Railroad Company. hltais may De
goolhw, jutitis out. o".'guWn4l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

A TowN Blows DowN.--on the Tth inst,
tornado swept over the town of Marion,
Miss, and the wind ragged with such madden
cd fury as TO blow down the entire town /! |,
left but one solitary house standing. IIors.
es, trees, fences--in shoft, everything which
happened to lie in the path Of the tornado
were blown down and destroyed. Fortunate
~ motives were lost. fa.- I.,...,. A4f.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

William Martin, in the provision business,
Mt ontonngon, Lake Superior, pretended to
have had large contracts for the supply of the
mines, on the strength of which he drew
largely on Adams California expires for vari-
GUS sums, and decsmped for Canada. For
ged drafts for over $4,000 have been al.
ready discovered 1903 .a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

By The following table OF the receipt Of
tolls upouthe Illinois and Michigan canal,
fer the seven years since il was opened, It
viii be seen that notwithstanding the late
season was so unlavorable, there is hand
some increase o. tolls over last year. The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

TINE CnANeED.-0n and after Decembci
oath, Sunday ncxD the night express train
between Chicago and Rock Island will'N o
u'sseo S .' CO fy8Avr1s ltv gN tp
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

CONGRESS-. --On the 18th, Ia the Senate,
Gen. Shields introduced bills making apprc.
priatons as follows:
TO erect a Marine Hospital at Calena ILL.,.
$4,000.
10 improve the liarbor Of Chicago, H.,
$4,000.
TO improve the navigation of the Illinois
River, $4,000
TO improve the lIarbor of Waukcgan, H.,
$4,000.
The appropriations will no doubt be made
during the present session.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

DIED-At the residence Of her husband,
in the city Of Ottawa, on Friday, December
18th, MARY \. PDECE, aged 81 years and 10
months, formerly Of Philadelphia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23
Chicago Rock Island Railroai,

: m 4ttt4ual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Chicago and Rocl, Island Railroad
Company, held at their Office in Chicago,
Tuesday the l9th inst, the following named
gentlemen were chosen Directors of said
Company, for the coming year;
Henry Farnam Of Chicago, III.
Joseph T. Sheffield, New Haven, Conn.
Azariah G. Flagg, New York city.
Thos. c. Durant, do do
VIM. Wolcott, Utica. do
John Strykcr, Rome, DO
Clark DGrant Albany, do
y. b. Judd, Chicago, II.
Isaac Cook, Chicago, Ill.
Nelson d. Iwood, Joliet, Ill.
T. D. Brewster, Peru, III.
Samuel Andrews, Rock Island, ILL.,
Ebcnczcr Cook, Davenport, Iowa.
The following officers were chosen by the
Board
Henry Farnam, Pr@ideM
Azarah c. Fagg, 1reRsurcr.
Nelson d. Elwood, Stcrotary.
The following named gentlemen tire the
officers Of the operating department Of said
Railroad
John F. Henry, Superintendent.
John f. Tracy, Asst do Eastern Division.
W. II. Whitman, Asst Sup't Western do
John p. Babcock, General Freight Agent.
James s. Elwood, Cashier.
+. NJ Goodrich, General Ticket hgent.
Jacob Barney, Master Mechanic.
ID. +. Wilson, Master Of Car Repairs.
John ". Conlogn, Road Master.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

P.S. Since the above was written and in
type, Mr.. Edwards unexpectedly arrived in
town, and last night addressed our people at
the court house. His address was able, and
listened to with deep interest; but as our
paper was put to press late last night, we
had no time for remarks. We propose to no.
ticc the address in ou next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

not therefore public interest absolutely Dc
mand that agricultCral science shall intcrrose
to prevent this GORGEOUS destruction Of the
raw material Of all our wealth, and to use
the language Of the authority already quo
ted, "saye agriculture from its ircndsI'
Considerations without number and equal
Is forcille, could be urged to show the tram
scculrnt importance Of thorough scientific
education in all other industrial pursuits;
but as this article has already grown too
long, we must bring II to- close. VIC think
we have fully demonstrated, however, that
our pcop., have deep interest in thjsmoyc-
mout-that III lions Of our public wealth
depend upon It's success, and that delays IN
its adoption is attended with immense and
accommodating loss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23
money 10 EO3s,
an short time, business paper
" November ll-2m Err Fay
SCEkOOE. BOOKS
I AIDES WHO nre desIrons 81 mnhinn mama,

AIDES who are DESTROYS of making money
IL at home, or To ,rnvei can have a very pretty
businesaby becoming Teachers Of Dress cutting.
Almost any person can learn IN Two or three
hours as to lit themselves ar Others in any STYLE
desirable, Tue SYSTEM Is BsTEEiy NEW, aud
mas received the patronage OF sew, raj thousand
iamiies IN the principal ciies OF tue East, and
hasinvarabIy givenperiect satisfaction
Eastern Dress Makers nave universally adop,sI
of fitting. - ~
Ladies wishing patterns, instructions or mol.
els aud b0OkS, VIII please call ON Mis- $ w..
tirGnes, soon, at the house OF Mr. X. Bliss,
ESD, in Earlyille.
teachers.
Leather work cor all lindsor furniture. don
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

MARRIED-In Vcrmj'ionyiIle, on the l7.h
ult,, by J, W. Wood, Esq., Mr.. ALFRED d.
THOMAS, and Miss NANCY REED, both OF Cedar
Point.
On Wednesday, the Goth inst, by Rev. S. +.
Denning, mr. Henry Sr4UNoHFIELp, to Miss
MARY t.. BRYANT, both of Ottawa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26

Not a pound in FIVE of the butter soll in
this city is fit for human food Butter makers
should remember these few short rules.
The newer and sweeter the cream, the
swcetcr and higher favored will be the but
ter.
The air must be fresh and pure in the room
or cellar where the milk is set
Tho cream should not remain on the milk
over Sc hours,
Keep the cream in tin pals, or stone pots,
into which put spoonful. of salt at the be-
ginning, then stir the cream lightly each mora
ing and evening; this will prevent the cream
from moulding or sowing
Cburn as often as once week, and as much
oftenor as circumstances will permit.
Upon ehurning, add the cream upon all tbC
milk in the dairy
Use~noarly sn ounce Of salt to pound o.
butter.
Work the butter over twice, TO FREQ il from
the buttormilk and brine, before Jumping an,
packing.
BE certain that it is entirely free from ever,
particle OF buttermilk, or coagulated milk aut
it will keep sweet Corever.---M Y Tribune
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
HONEY BEES.

Tho Albany Cultiyator has an interesting
article on honey bees, from the pen Of distin-
guished professor, from which We quote the
following paragraph:
Many. nearly everybody, supposes that
the bee cuiis honey from the aectar Of flowers,
and simply carries it to his cell in the hive
This is not correct. The nectar he collects
from the flower, il a portion Of its food or
drink; the honey it deposits in ITS cell is a
secretion from its Nellie, or honey seereting
glands, analogous to the milk secreting
glands OF the COW and other animals) II
they were the mere collectors and trauspor-
tcrs Of honey from the flowers to the honey
CONT, then we should have the comb frequent
ly filled with molasses, and whenever the bees
have fed at molases hogshcad The honey
bag in the bee performs the same functions
MS the COWS or udder; merely receives the
honey from the secreting glands, aud rotans
it until proper opportunity presents for its
being deposited IN It's appropriate storehousc,
the honey eomb.
Another error is, that the bee collects poll
len from tue lowers accidentally Wilde it is
in search Of honey. Quite the contrary is
the fact. When 10 search OF meet j, or honey,
as it is ilnproperly called, the bee does not
collect pollen. Ii goes IN search Of pollen
specially and also for nectar. When the pol
len of the Hover is ripe, and lit fer tie use Of
the bee, there is no nectar; when there is
noctar there is no pollen fit for use in the
flower. 1t is generally supposed, also, that
the bee constructs tue wax, from which its
comb is made, from such vegetable substance.
This is likewise an error. The wax is SC
cretion from Its body, as the honey is; aud
it makes its appearance in small scales OF
flakes. under the rings of the belly and is ia
ken thence by other bees, rendered palstic by
mixture of the bees mouth, and laid on the
walls Of the cell, wi h the tongue, very much
in the way plas erer uses his trowol.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
WASTE SiAAUREs.

Many farmers tboughtlcssly throw into the
roads, OF the streams running near them
things which are highly valuable as fertilizers
such as corn cobs. the deeayod vegetables
aud serapings Of tl,oir cellars, dead aHimals,
pieces leather, old shoes and other clothing
hair, and even ashes fll these thags should
be added to the manure heap, and allowed 20
decomposo aud max up with il. In our daily
walks we nbtice more or less Of this waste,
more particularly among small farmers, some
Of whom are sending teeir money to the city
for street manure, guanna, poudrctte, Sc; 9
CARLOAD Of which they might annually make
at home at one.forlh the cost Of what they
pay for it abroad. Besides, such things ~
ing about the house or out buildings looh
very untidy, and are often extremely often
sive anl disgusting Ni,loieA Eeamtacr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
1Qri(nltural.
Cooked ana uneoeAed FOOD fsr rat,en,ng.

=
IN our LIST VIC published views Of a ma
chine for pnlping turailg and other fops food
tor cutie, and stated some conclusive expcr-
iments bad been made with this dict, which
proved il to be more valuable than cooked
feoa. The experiments alluded to we're Grst
published IN TIE Irish Farmers Gazette, and
consisted IN feeding QUO lot Of hogs % cooked
turnips and barley meal and another on raw
turnips crushed, adding meal, and permitting
the mass TO lermeat before being fed There
were four hogs il each lot Those fed on
cooked turnips weighed when The experiment
commenced, on the 21th November, 1852
SiGibs ibis lot were fed three times o day
ard consumed $50 lbs. daily, steamed aud
mizcd With z lbs. of bran aud barley me'l
ii thirly-nine days they lad gained ~ aver
age each 81 lob los, or an aggregate Of IL
Us. 70 produce this gain there we're con
s1med $500 lbs u tornips, aud iGs his. q
bran and barley meal The Other iot o. tgnr
hogs weighed II the commencement &c the
experiment, 792 l6s. They 200, we're fed
three times day. and consumed ITO Us Of
puIped turnips tcrmcntcd nud uized wife z
pounds Of bran and meal. II will be seen
that the hogs fed on raw turnips consumed
inst BALI the quantity giyen 70 the ethcrs
while they gaioedan average each Of 40 lbs
and IS lbs moro than those fed Oh cooked
iurops. Is cooking the latter, Just ton Of
COIL was consumed il the thirty nino days
Tho palped turnips, bran ard meal stood
three Or four days before feedirg. Each tub
had an orificc IN tbo bottom for part 81 the
water in the turnips toIun into troughs, which
Otherwise va fonQd % check tie fermentation.
The liquor received il the irougbs was fed
to young pigs We agree With The Gcueaee
Farmer, that tdruips naturally contain too
much gatcr Cover Copper cent? to fatten hogs
ecomieally i part Of the nutritiye olcmcut |
il The turnips passes cut Of the bowels and
6 part from The thin blood by the kidneys |
dissolved in an excess Of urine. a little less |
Of the roots, and more barley cat, or corn
neal would be cheaper and better food
Peoples Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
cnnEroR seAr sllnrr.

beg leave 10 send you q certain cure for
scab in sheep, as have tried it this winter,
with the happiest effects il some eases that
resisted the most approved washes. The
following IS the recipe Que part black an
timouy, two parts powdered Nitro, four parts
sulphur, small quantity powdered ginger
and as much yellow soap as will make the
mass Of proper cousistcnce for making iuto
balls. a drachn OF this substance given to
each sheep four times week, viii effect a
cure in a fortnight or three weeks, according
10 tho state Of the sheep. Keep them IN at
hight n winter Saunl Roilfs Eng
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
CASH FOR NEGROES.

q TIE subscriber is onxious to purchase
IN large number Of NEGROES, of both sexes,
~ sound and likely, Persons having Negroes
to dispose Of win find it to their interest to give
him call before selling, as he will pay the ocry
highest cash pyices.
lie can be seen at the berkeley Courts at Mar
iinsburg ,onthe second Monday, and at Bcrryvillc
onthe fourth mtpday in each month, and usually
hisrcsidenee in Charcstown
Alllettorsaddressed to him win bepromptlyat-
ended to. WILLIAM CROW.
Clarlestawn Jnly 4. $50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
A NEW SUPPLY or FRESH AED
CHEAP GROCERIES,

y WOULD beg leave to call the attention Of
IL my customers and the public generally to
my new stock OF GROCERIES, consisiior In
part Of very superior Brown, Loaf, Lun,p and
Crushed Sugars; first quality Rio Coffee
cheap Teas Of all sorts and .qualilies; New
Orleans. Cuba, Mucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup. very 6ne. and Golden do Rice, Mus
tard, Cheese, Cinnamon, Extract of Coffee.
Starch, Salt fine and ground Alum; Soda,
Water and Sugar Crackers, Mackerel. Pepper
Salt, &C., Alspice and Spices OF every SORT and
kind CASTLE, Resin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe-
rial Oil
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs; also
German Silver Long Combs Boomer Combs,
a new article; Splendid Porlmonies, Fancy
Wallets, Pocket Books, &c., Hooks and Ewes
Pins aud Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rioos,
Watch Keys, Lead and Slate Pencils, and a
thousand things useful and ornamental. pis-
tolls, double and single barrelled; also fine
lot of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts.
man, Lever and detached Lever Watches.
Jcs Rose Hair OIL; CotogHes; Esseaces, dir
ferent kinds; OIL Of Lam on; Balsa,a Of Life !;
British Oil; Street Oil; Castor Oil, and No. 6
all IN riais % sui purchasers.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
~ large lot of assorted Candies, Shelled AL.
monds. soft SheIled do, French, English and
American Wanuts, Cocoa MUS, Ralsins and
Lemons, and Newark eide very fine.
TObaCeo ana Segars,
Chewing Tobacco, very fine. from 90 10 so
els. per b.; Segars OF all sorts; SnulIs OF diff
ieTeni kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eigt. Day, 81 hour, aud Alarm Clock OF eve
ny pattern, quality and price. Come and see
and you will be sure to. buy-all warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
May 25 1879
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
An REMEDY.

Il PBYAH'S PpImonic Waters are warranted to
kb give reiief in TN mia6es gtas ase and cure
IN few days an Coughs. Colds, irritation OF the
uyula and I-usis, Lauenza Bronchitis, Asthma.
Sore Throat Consumption, and.all diseases OF tAe
Lungs ami Chest Just received and for sale Nv
June Is. W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
CASH For NEGROES.

NKTANTED for the Southern market, %
w MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS aga IN
FAMILIES, for which will pay the high go
est cash prices. Persons having slaves to sell viii
find it to their interest to inform me in person, or
by letter at Winchester, or i. NJ IL w. g Campbell,
No. 212 Pratt street, Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt attention, | shall be in Martinshurg
every week. and at the setting ofall the Courts in
Berkeley County. ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Nov 49, lS5f-lY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
I'VE W sTQRrr,


gNiEundorslgncd would respectfully announce
to ne citizens OF Martnsburg and vicinity.
lh,f he has just opoued and is now prepared to
exhibit largo and well-selcctcd assortment Of
rssy BOOTS AND SHOES, rF,
gS9 manufactured in Philadelphia and Gs.is@.As
Baltimore, OF the very best materials, and
in superior style, consisting in part of Mem
thiet Kip and Calf Boots, Boys Boots; Youths,
AMI Ghiaren's Boots and Shoes Ladio s. Shoes
u beautiful assortment of Caters, and halt Cal.
tiers Misses and Chldrer's Caters and half
CATERS Also HATS consisting of Leghorn, Pa
mama, Canton Braid ana Palm Leaf iiats; Chill
dren's pelal Braid Hats Ladies' Riding FLATS,
Also, CAPS Cloth, Fur, Cassimcres, Plush and
Oil Cloth Caps Boys, ehil2ren and Infants
Hats Caps in great variety, together with an
assortment of other goods not necessary to enu-
nerato. The public are invited to call and OK
anime for themselves.
PETER Il. b. MEISTER
one loo~ North Of The Narlet L!ggse
Nav ~ III
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
NEW SUPPLY OF JEMELRY.

NlNGA PIECES or GOLD JEWELI,Y
eDUV embracing Breast-pins Earrings,
Fnger-rings. Spring Lockels, Ever pointed
Pencils, Sldes Snaps for Armlets. Bracelet
Clasps, Cuff Pins, &C., Sc. These goods
have been selected with care. and are warrant
ed to be what they are represented, and shall
be sold cheap and at reasonable advance,--
We shall be glad TO show them TO all who may
be,in want, as we are confidenl they can please
themselves. For sale by
Nov. l6, 1858. VIM. DORSEY.