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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13
$50 REWARD

Fifty dollars will be given for negro Bryant, if taken S
and twenty dollars if taken alive and retained the S46
Der. John BOGkIN
Clinton. Sent 30 1884 az
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13

w. & NJ. RAIL ROAD.
EMP u BONHAM, Merchants and Distillers 81 JT TN
N boro, n e., prepared for the purchasing 81 sr
pentine at highest market price, either for Cash or m
Sept. 7th 1854 23l- OIL OIL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13

YELLOW FEvER-Two deaths on the 4th inst, III
Augusta Ga; and II in Charleston ON the 5th
Arrival OF the Steamer Can"da.-Seven Days Later
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13

FRESH PER SCIIR. WAKE FROM NE w - low
IN BBLS. City Mess Pork 20 boxes prime ~
NJ for cash at GEO. H. hE~AN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13

lat REVIVORS.-For Smoothing the Nap an t the
storing the Brightness to Dress Hats, for Sa aTFRS
G. NJ ! En-
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.s::' = s.s :: ss ID s,. !. :ap
q a., and 500 hslss cotton reported M To
London, 100 boxes bacon engaged st 22s. Cd To
~ fer bone II CaWsrnis, rates we're dun, and YES
ss's .. were snSg slo.iy 81 g e. and in vessel.
Soc Per fost ueasuseuent Ihs Nimrod loading for
her second voyage, and was pretty wen advanced IN
Inos The msrLs. vas steady without much activity.
he sales embraced 80 10 tons Scotch ps At al 80
HAy-Tns market was dull at Csc. for shipping. and
Hoss were selling snvly 1t 2se. soc. for last years
aae ss no. lot oo SS spirits
tine In bed ORDER sold at 46c cAsh and 800 do pri-
ys,s t%: and :. time s.S 90 bA No. r0sn were
LAms-Eassern ruled quiet, at 81 rs per thousand.
LEAD-Ihe demand vas moderate It . SIN for Ga
IrE-Roelsnd attracted little attention, 81 s7,.c.
for Common. and u . 81 05 for lump per Dbl.
NAnA-The transactions in cut were Iess extensive at
OIs- Nothing of moment done TO day in whale
sperm. Sales were reported Of 10 oeo hs palm at &c.
per n $50 baskets olive at % rs EACH sundry lots Of
nseed from store, at 7sc &c., and lard, at soc &C.
breed $40 bbs At si1 o2k for meas and $40 81 u
$40 SO for prime per Dbl 6ales made Of 400 pkgs
dry salted and picked cut meats At axe. 5Ac. Sor
sooSso prime s1a, sc p. and $50 SSis
Sesf, st previous Agurss. Butter and cheese
altered
RArTAs-A lot Of 500 lbs Java purchased to-day
ct SIC. pc, 10.
R,cE-sales Of about l2S casks were made at - 81
. - rs per 100 lbs
srzDs were quiet. few small lots Of clover found
buyers at 7&c. g. per ID but other kinds wers
neglscted
soAP-we beard that 200 boxes CASTLE were obtained
ai lie per ID.
srr1na-Plates appeared in slack request, at sic.
sac. per ID
SrGAR The market exhibited no change Of moment,
while sale moderate The transactions embrac ed
275 hhds New Orleans at 4xc. 49, and l26 do. Gu
ba at 4hc. a4nc.
srIcEs.-we noticed sale Of 20 cases Of No. nut
megsat about s5c.
TAIow There have been IL 500 lbs prime bough. at
l1hc ll4c per ID.
wnEREY -saes transpired Of 500 bbls. Ohio and pr
son at 2S1sc. zoe and 100 hhds drudge At 2sc per
gallon.
WINES AND srRns-sales Of % quarter casks sweet
Malaga wine made at o5e 81 pipes cognac brandy at
50 co. and 2puncheons Scotch whiskey ct 81 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

Aosw0 s0S USrWt -
" wssbes" The stoshs sf II n ssdi,g rsIksad
companies OF The Western ss.tss hsSs fer % tns
and sntl very AtH, bssn srussisE innsssd n this
market by the bogus operations certain eAques Of
brokers' at the board By sales among thszss tAsy
established quotations from day to day, but when re.
seller appeared believing that tn quoted prizes could
easily BE- obtained there buyers and Of course
sale could be made The next day, perhaps TO his
utter astonshment sale Of the stock would DO
quoted at advance Of per Opera Of this
character Of daily In Wall street. but they
little understood by outsiders II would not Be far
wide Of the mark to estimate that full hall Of the
transactions at the Stock Exchange wAshes merely
made for effect We have known Of brokers receiving
commission every day for making vash sales Of certain
stocks for other purpose than to get them regularly
reported In the Official operations Of the board. The OBJ
ect of this easily be Outsiders have frsqueny
been caught by these artificial operations and induced
to make investments In the stock The Board Of Brokers
is private combination Of spectators in all kinds Of
stock cures and II contains, at all times two great
Iarties, making such efforts deemed most Judi
cous for the initiation and depression Of the mart ct
value of each class OF sto SKIS There 10 hardly stock
the list that is Object OF contention with the
bulls and bears These great regulators Of value far
stock securities concerned in this way abso
lute and all the small fry outside submit quietly their
dictaton. The public at large have for years been
governed BY the decisions this power
and It is only very recently that sales of stocks could be
made otherwise than through the Board of Brokers.
The establishment Of regular auction sales three four
times each week. has opened to the public facilities for
buying and selling such securities before enjoyed
and they ayaling themselves Of these a0an
tages This stem has thus far been approved Of and
we have doubt will, during busy seasons, be made
available to very great extent It is the satsfae
tory method Of selling stocks and it may be fully ad
vantageous to the buyer.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
don of the leading departments of the banks OF this
city for tho week ending Saturday morning July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18
POLITICAL.



A DJOURNED MASS nETIN0.-TuE CITIZENS or
"A the Twentis and Twenty .ssond wards IL general
aad tbe inhabsnts Of the evssth and Vicinity
re!ueuiar srs requsssee 70 aeena an adjourned mac
meeting Tuesday evening" July Is 1854 half past
cclock At the sf Forty sixth eleventh
take further and 70 enter - IA u
scemn protest sssn he ishsnas b The
Hudson River katlroad Company In continuing. ~ AL
neans In their power brsr, not sxsspte The Ishsma.
practice OF running locomotives crowded
and ppuous thorcushare thereby running psspsrty, de-
busres In gsssra b. ksspas masy rssps:tsbls
and erterrriiDe from sstt~g the local
in o. the srieksn ato hs ninds q
Which freousnt tales p:ss a5dsr the auspices q this
be ATTENDED uasss yeu attend to them
Come - ths meeting ape ssa Al Tsll sAi: company -
dstood that you Whist rEhss ana tha.
determued nalntatn then. Ctisens again TO
the Castsl permitted Il shis stse
Why bring ustics the parties who have sseri
need che tS,s, huna. sssss H,.hi. ne pr.sl.s
out then vsule b hanged BY the neah unt dead
Bst they ALLEGED 70 centnue their internal trao
with inpsnaty Win you eitssns, permit then 70 40
in fuSursf Certainly aet- Then rescue and
support Of uses and humanity and attend
meet1ng. MANY CITI28N9.
Addresses viii be delivered by naay able advocates Of
The esuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18
BANKS oy SOUTH CAROLINA
Total o,ais,s47 So geo s2s s.. sl3 ass $50 os

Total .Slo,3isSl7 1883 s26 81 sl3 sss $50 oso
The knne journal says that the celebration OF tho
Fourth In the Cumberland mining region duflhg the
week ending the sth Of July, had the effect OF dmin
ishing the usual Of coal sent to market by moro
than seven thousand tons During the week o,li3il
tons passed over the Cumberland Companyis rsirold
and 4,eto tons the Mt. Savage railroai--makins
1o,I53li tons from the Frostbury region fcr the week
and SOS IA tons for the year from that region Du
ing the time soel.12 tons passed the Bali
and Ohio Railroad from the wcst.ruport region
making So 3e5 tons from that region. Amount Tor the
week from the entire region, l4,s05.0i tons (ay,inst
a 1000 tons the week previous), Of which asT.is
tons went TO market BY railroad and as7o5 nv
canal Total for the year. 2s2 10 tons aginst s2l
Oil tons MP to the same period lat year fhps ~
pears that ncthwths tanerdiogths csssa,'a Il m
ne during three month. o. tie present vosr there has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18
CITY TRADE REFORM.

MONDAY. July 10 r. "A.
ASHES remain quiet at SIS STA for pots, and IS SO for
pearls per 100 lbs.
BrrswAx.-About 800 lbs. American yellow were sold
at 2shc . 29c. per ID.
BRKApsruYs.-Flour in fair request at steady
prices The sales reached $500 bills inferior State at
So rs So; ordinary to choice do. at 50 % ~ 25;
mixed fancy Western at 81 So, and other kinds in
proportion. Canadian inactive. Some 900 barrels
Southern changed hands at Saturdays quotations Rye
Hour and meal were unaltered Wheat Was mode
raely active the transactions emsraced 3700 bushels
prime Michigan white part at -; 500 BUSH Souti
err red at 81 s0 200 bush. inferior do. at 81 50
- 90 bush. Missouri do. At 81 60 a 81 62h Rye
SARGE, and held above the views Of buyers sASe and
Western oats ,ned in fair demand at Soc So per
bush Corn active the sales comprise 40, 200
bush at ole. 65c. for unsound; and 66c Zoe. for
We stern mixed, per bushel.
CANpIEs-Th.rc was more inquiry for sperm, at 30c.
for plain and 4oc for patent do. per H. Mould taiow
FER ID.
CoyTE The market quiet and raes very light.
Only small sales OF Rio reported At loo. lie.
Java, best, sold at 1870.
CoroS-Fair sales made 1t the official quotations
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yTAI UABLE REAL EsrA TE IN DINwrDDIE COUNTY,
II MI ortunitx for a

Tor :ale.-A opportunity for inysstmsns 1;
II. Sss.l lsspss n:,s.a.i. .Ss s.s:s.i asssss
ga 1a .ss! Of my s. To- :1
as II. .h.s Of tie end hSs
The s:S .Sioh ro,.ds 8. Court Her:.- zOa
sss % T
has been tboreushiy rpaired painted newly en-
% 60
ssss
sy Of Richmond The seu'h.ids n,iireaa Rassss within
MI 90 M & IN
sss sSs m:
nodatng ~ hundred horses spaicus and unailnG ice
sn Of
rs:a.s.ss sSj.ss". sansa y the saSsssissr
o. pss * neg:
in ns and sa e III ss
Is made n - ss ass .sd ss
I. .s:: ssss
day. dining bar Ava .s:s:: IS: S.,y e
:,:,
sssss =; ..;ss;
ss.s; supply q .jnssi
.1 nn r' IN | very as seS
.rd s,se.Ps.,. q The hish:;s asnss q ne,sv:Ssst
vi, x: s:nS.s :s:i:s: si9::s ss..snP:s :ss
:ss . ss,ss: ssa
sss. +: :..:ss sssisls
ss ss ps
Zach sale o. estate shows srikng
''is sssss:.s spsss Ssss ss..i,s. =;
S
Icotne to.s. 60 tain svsns-ths .Peedy de,elopsmsns
:: =:
pisry sdvsstsss thst Val ssssrsoI sscrus in ! Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

Dec. 74l,soo Inc 4so9ee Inc so6, 4s7 Inc 14o $40
BY reducing the whea. to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tidewater this year. compared with the
corresponding Of last year. shows decrease Of 3os
barrels Of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles of produce sf at tdewater from the
commencement Of navigation to the 18th Of July, In
cusve during the years 1852, IS days. 1885, IS days.
1854, IA days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18
DRY GOODS, &C.

n. N0RTKD w0vY C0RsKIs-Maa. GAYNOR ooes-
tinvss u receive fwsskly her celebrated rsnsh anA
EBesh we've covssts Baving Always hand suoh In
meese svd waived es,eet,cs she ladies'
0sxaes ef Tenth stzssA
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We have had no returns Tor three weeks from the
Waterford oice-consequently our table is not perfectly
correct These returns would shghtly increase the
quantity Of -four and wheat.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 14th inst. wsre:-
For the redemption Of stocks S14 22s 50
For the payment Of other Treasury debts 2,973 70
For the customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2708 10
For the War Department. 1900 %
For the Interior Department ........... 25607 %
For repayng in the Interior Department -. 138 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

A Hrownins'A-N narket, ri beef cattle, % cows
end calves Al vssls, ard 5tS7 sheep and lambs Beet
bat other kinds without change. The market range
is ~ om 81 so to 80 30. rhe highest quotation last
elk $40 Cows and calves sod al from SD 10 $50.
few extra brought SIS Teal cslyes $50 10 ss5 do
light Weight, 81 80 s. So Sheep soil at 81 80 ~,
and lambsAt$l 75a 50 81 which l. an advance. st
tbambef,sin's-tHud- RIVER Bulls Head)-0n sale
go beeyrs i4S cslyes 20 calves 947 Sheep
and 1893 lsmhs Prizes of beef have gene down At
This market about one dollar PC; hundred Sales AZ from
Ell" ~ flast WEEK fne fsurcs wers IS . $40 lows
ara calves steady At $50 TO $50 and vois ut fro a.
N3ac PC pound Sbeep are fraction bsttor; sales ~
IRON - 90 TO 81 so Lambs 81 81 to SIS 90 At Morgau
o'nr, MS No sixth II m,rtst 10 b4eyes So
cows and calves and 30 ,eR Sales n tccsa. at rom
- 70 - 30 ser bunrei, and calves 10 70 $50
veal calves 81 o. per pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

"A ulsr Quarterly Meeting will be held - Ne heuse
Ingne Co No Mercer street. bat Amity - Ysuxtl
on Tussdvy evening" July 18th, 81 o'eiosk.
n WHRXI.KR- n a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

Dec .45sss7 Inc 2oi $40 Inc. l,sas47s Inc 81, 2Os
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the Of navigation to thu 18th
Of July inclusive during the years ls62 and 1854 ID
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mo. 500

De-. "a, ssl Dee 7,so2 Inc. leo,9so mo 500
Tho aggregate quantity Of the articles left at
tidswstsr from the commencement Of navigation to the
1Ath July aclusvs daring the Year, 1853 and 1884, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

TUE MEMBERS OF LEXINGTON kNoJNE COMPANY
NO hereby caution the public agaisss person
persons uknows. - having received su>scripoAs In
the nams o. the Company snsusbo. ised By thsu-
q. JUSxPH kUCH. foreman. 1i2 EAs. TvenAy -hHh Of.
h. WILSON, IT,, ssc, lIl East Twent7 Arst u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

asssy $50 ssss ~ nAxsss ssArH 80 tsns . eel
moro tSsn daring NE tns Of ths 49, TIE hsAlth
II The cumbsrAnd rsgsos h szoslIent. Mining opera
tens goins With uashafsd ugor me operatives
are all satisfied with THAR worh, and dsson emit pre-
walls in any qdarter II the present messs Of transpor
tation should continue without interruption, the end Of
the year win render good account sf the Cumberland
coal trade.
mo quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley ,stt At
tide water curing the second week in july IN the years
lG5a ana 1874 Il rs follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

CAIrE- Allerton's Washington Drove yard-0fer
e. to-day, 2347 bef cattle; offered during the week,
2,347 We subjon the returns of the week IN detail,
together with the section OF country who the supplies
came
oArrrx Head
BY the Hudson River Rairold I59
. Erie Railroad. l. 1913
o
From niinoi- cars AMI foot 3s5
q Ohio, foot Observation-Disclosures. 2p3
/" on Observation-Disclosures. 1917
" New York State, Observation-Disclosures. Is
" Kentucky, on cars. ..,..................... 3s3
Fy Hudson riv, buas Observation-Disclosures. s94
OTHER srpk.
Fy the Harlem Railroid-rows and calves. ...... SO
--yeil caives............. $40
Sheep and lambs ........ Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

low rent ~ 4G2 Fulton avenue, one block above the
City hail. Brooklyn. II has good Of customers, and
se In the busy Of the yeAr from 3l5 to ~ worth
per day Part Of the Will % taken in essh and the
balance In good endorsed notes. Reason fer selling the
having store in rew Fork For terms apply 10
JOHN q 6kNON, lAA Grand gtIest. NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

HOUSES FOR sALE-A HANDSOME THREE STORY
II house Twenty second street, Fourth avenue;
H.s enc on Twenty second street. rear Seventh
sro. two Twenty elk street. Lexington
Apply TO B. KlNSBlMkR $40 Fourth avenue from TO
TO- and from s to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

r EASE FOR SALOON THE MOST REAsONABLI
- three years. lease Of The four story base
msDt hreh house rs street opposite the depot
Of the Hudson River Railroad This being desirable
would b we'll adapted fnr saloon or private boarding
house. Kent $500 year. rhxes- For further par
ticplars, apply to the owner. WILLIAM MURPHY, 257
Breadvsy. up stairs, 70 ALBEIT II. NICOLAY, No.
ppna AsAps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

G,OR sALE-THE Stock AND FIXTURES OF AN
old tstab iibed rstail boot and store. Terms
made ess Bias no objection 70 take rial est.t. in
entering into cash business Ths for selling
made Known By applying on the premises, $ Bow cry
q, CON0yEH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

There fair supply Of b.eves at market last week
though Tho aggr. gate some ave hundred ess THAI
tho week before. The demand has toeraby actre
for thr and prizes 1rm On the better cua
ties advance Quota ions half dollar per hun
uI.n previous rates. We heard Of a few extra selling
si0 other descriptions remain much before. Nato.
ant limb shade cheaper. We revise quotations TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

Ererrsoty pc apparatus Ladies gentlemen nsruc
in the srt In superior manner Also an elegant klight
gallery 70 let Tor sale low. inquire at 6S Sixth
evuef to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP,
fGr eash o. part may remain until the store Pays 70!
the cannot attend e. Great chance German.
Apply 20 G. B. HOWES, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

t.,ss Of very dssirsb ssssd which has ~. =
eeseul opersttop for cAsh capital u nom
two three thousand dears win be required 10! Ne shove.
Store located ire most bususs part Of the city, Salts
rssidap~s. which win with prompt attsntion
L. a d BsraId once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

IVOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE AND Two LOTS; PRICE
IS 500 81 SO ain bond and mortgage Also
three story sad basement brick house the
above price - 5C0: $500 remain bond and
gass Location pleasant and healthy Inquire Of JACOB
TOAASELLI ths premises IS Carroll street. between
Henry and hicks South brooklyn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-17
horticultural.

--~s
STggPisa SEED CogS THE black BIRDS,
crows AID cut worns have ruined the pros
poets Of niapy fair Geld u corn. and obliged
it's ownas % devote it to some other crop az
ter the beautiful blades had come up, and
made q foe start Sleeping The corn ii salt
petre 81 copperas water, will give it such d
taste al to make II disagrceable to the BIRDS
and ii II said also to the ca.-worm. Soaking
tbs corn 10 wster aud then rolling ii IN tar
and plaster. will also act as preventive
GnfEs CoRw Fog isUAMgR FuDDxa Sow
sou .thcrn cogDes early as the ground viii per-
nit few rows ut time, and c0ntiGue at in
tcrvals If one OK two weeks, aud you may help
out the parclied pastures and keep up iii
era Isupply oil milk ThesoiI should be- deep
iy plowed and generously enriched
GaAFTrSa --Treas the old trees gently
keep off the hob nail boots axes and hatchcts
Graft The topmost branches this year, and
leave the others 30 assist nature III carrying
out the operations she hos began. Dig about
the trees feed them with dressing Of good
compost, litlle ashes, few handsfull Of boMe
dust, scrape slightly and scrub their CID trunks
With soap and water, and than stand by and
see how they will yield you 10 five or six years
sometimes they will in three or fcur---the
delicious Baldwin. IInbbardston or Northern
SPY. II some Of your young trees have been
injured have contractor stunted habit, OF
are IN any way deformed, overhaul them
thoroughly aboat the roots. then cut of close
to the ground, and insert a Hunt Russet
Sweet Bough, or Morrison's Red if you can
get il.
Take up one hanlrel Of your little nurse
ry trees il they are half an inch in diame-
ter they will answer cut of the tip, and
most Of the other roots, Keep them IN MIDST
earth aud graft 1T your leisure; tIen set them
IN nursery rows aud cultivate well. and you
viii soon be Supplied with the best Of trees
for continuing out yDnr orchard.
Tue GAgDgs GENERALLY Get in peas
70 succeed those sown in. April -paut an as
paragussbed IL you have none --sow lettuce, |
parsley, onions. and all The vegetables dc
sired fer the table.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-17
s0iPS. SHAVING CREAM.

EAU LUspRAL,D EPILATcRY POWDER, s.
T uAyE just received from JULEs HAuEt direct,
large and excellent supply Of TofLrr AM
SHAy1EG SOAPS, consisting Of the Crystal Palace
Prince Albert Omnibus, Nymph, Crystalline Ball
Monster 0leoph0n, &c &c, and his premium
Sharing CREAMS, which took the medal IN London
at the WoRLp's FAR; his Eau Lustral the finest
preparation cut for cleansing the scalp and beau
tifying the hair; his celebrated Depilatory Pow
der for removing hair from Ladies' faces or other
parts, where il often the beauty of the fe-
male and imparts masculine appearance this
powder is warranted to remove the hair in few
persop; his genuine Extracts and Pcrfamed Wa
ters OF the following varieties: Bay Leaf, Layen
der, verbena, Toilet, Eau de Cologne BE- &c.
JOHN L. HARRISON,
Oct s, 1853. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-17
BLACK POMDER,

A REMEDY in cases of Dyspepsia or In
IA digestion, Bilious affection, Headache,
Heartburn. acidly Of the Stomach, Cosiiye.
ness, Loss Of Appetite. Nervous Debility. Nau-
sea or vomiting, Affections Of the Liver, hi.
arrhGa. Dysentery, Summer Complaint in
Children, Sc, Sc.
We say 10 all who are afflicted with any OF
the above named diseases, they will find in
tins preparation superior remedy its action
rs OF he most gentle kind, and we call especi.
any ,he attention Of those who suffer with tho
preparation can surpass the "Black Powder"
IN ITS decided action in relieving those who
suier 10 this way n" fear need be entertain
ed ABOUT IT'S action in any Of the disasesname
--'il has received the sanction of some of the
best medical men in our country and in all the
diseases named has proved 10 be a remedy OF
no ordinary character Prepared and FOR saIa
by WIN. DORSEY DriegssI
April II, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-17
uru1xE spnrRr- MOUNTAINEERING, VA.
United STAHs HOTEL.
E#i
Corner of King Street and the Public Square,
ManTTssBuRG, VA


MAHTIssBuRSs, VA
~ VIE undersigned tenders her eordialthanks
Il 10 her friends aud he public, for then
past its,al encouragement, and respectfully
solIciis continuance OF the same. She has
committed her House and business concern ed
with il 10 MIR. William Pendeton, and he
pledges himself thai nothing shall be wanting
10 make the United States Gotei pleasant
and agreeable home 10 the traveller and guest
The Hvesr VIII always be provided wiki at
tentive Servants and faithful Os,leTs. The
Bar and the Table supplied wrta the best the
market viii afford. Passengers rom the Re-,
Road will always find P0fger at ,he Cars TO
convey them and lheif baggage to the House
fee Of charge.
G5-Boardcrs taken by The day, week, month
or year. on moderate terms.
April 10, l85i--d. MARY ODEN.
10 Esprit OF Jefferson" Charlesiown;
..Vrginlan," Winchester; aaI Herald and
Torch,o Hagerstown, copy st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-17
LAEDRETn'S GARDEN Seeds.

M have just received general assortment
w Of the above celebrated Garden Seeds con-
slsV ing e. Asparagus, Beans, Beet, Cabbage eau
liiiower, Carrot Cucumber. Celery EplISse ~,
plant, Lettuce, Melon Nasturtem. Okra. onion
Parsley Pea Pepper, Pumpkin, Radisl Rhubarb'
satisfy spinage, Tomato, Turnip. and Aromatic
herb Seeds For full description of kinds and
inoie OF culture we refer to Laudreth's rural ri.
gsier and almanac for 1854, which we distribute
10 purchasers gratis RIpptr & mo
February IL