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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-06-21

to be lost in any case, he was glad to be re-
Heved from the confinement Of a jail, though
it might be but till his creditors were warn
ed of his capture.
1t was night when this landing in the
Thames took place. Sir George spent
wretched night moaning over the late fate
which his conscience told was not unmerlt-
ed. In the morning he drew up an act,
briefly giving up all to his creditors. He
had scarcely finished this when visitor
was announced. 1t was his betrayer The
baroness.
"Wretched woman what seek you 7"
said he sternly. ''Is not your task done
have now to 90 with others"
"With none but me,'' said the lady in a
low voice, and with timidty of manner
most unlike her previous department.
"What do you mean, madam ?" asked
Sir George.
81 am your sole creditor, " said the lady ;
and she placed in his hands some papers,
which he at once saw to be his own re-
deemed bonds. He looked up in amaze
ment. "You had a cousin once, Sir
George" said the lady with her eyes on the
| floor.
81 had-Anne Fulton" said Sir George
"we were playmates IN childhood"
"She went abroad, when mere child, "
continued the lady.
"She did," said'tbe baronet; "and | have
heard, was married to very wealthy plant
er in the island where they settled. II
panied me to hear it, for we loved each
other even when infants"
"She welded against her will, continu.
ed the lady; "Ior she too remembered old
DAYS. She is now widow" A light had
been gradually breaking upon Sir Georges
mind He started hastily forward, and
took hold of the lady's hand, almost throw
ing himself, at her feet.
You are"
81 am your cousin Anne" said the lady
II is needless to carry our tale beyond
the point where the Imagination of the read
err can do all that remains to be done. The
lady had returned TO England rich wild
ow had learned the situation and embar'
easements of her well-remembered cousin
had seen him at Boulogne; had contrivec
the overture at his door, and made his ac
quaintance. She had only thought of the
fishing scheme through SPICE Of romance
in her Temperament, and that she nigh
get him to England, where she might have
his debts paid. They welded and livet
happily, like all lovers IN stories and we
wish all were as true as the present one.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
cas- BIZ in eeggArbg eFrGD ~
Da, H9oDhs Anfs
CELEBRATED GERHiX BiTFEKs,
PREPARED BY
Dir. G. III. JACKSON,

a
s.a.aa & ~ *
ss..l1f..l 49,. osi..~ rret,hrsl,e7 h
rhet1rft,d ss.ses II 1T elfas attosf, j asAy
9e1 t sa, M y ,,c. w.. a ,li If r.
Hss ,s.s ss,,is-
VENTS. Fssessil's stei5 Y'i'l, X w ,a5s
oaN'sh p 4'1 Il ~ 49, ~ sJ
sAeFei iha tbe t77. sgsf aalhs l4'"e.9 -
ness ait 4hte'.'l4 !. W ''i's
aFs VIM s'4e' st'''.'l' ''.''
bHAo A"o 49, toN sA@1sth'
Tae philadelphia Saturday Gazette says 81
u, HDult.&ND's q RIAfAN GITT ERS
~ =
~ Is ee!defN Pr We reeommend what are
termed Paieat delieiaes, to thc confidence and
patronage ofoar rea3ersi ard therefore 8 hgn We
recommend Df. HcuHeads 9eriaaa bsleFs "e
visa u % be dlstiue5l " understood that "e are
10, sp@iA'Ps Of ne E5s'Fnais Of ne aag, fhatafe
na's abeai ger 9 hfie PEREZ th3 men f9a 81 '9h
attfr btY have ioae thh'f guilty. r+ee9i bl 7eha
b"t ~ rne3ie'Ee to"g estaglshen, university
rFi@ci' aHi "Nlis h.ts met 'he hearty @Iif9fai ~
lte faculty ii5ei'
ssc5tjs Weekly said. aug 3D.
am Irasa.,,.ts c.,,,an lti5eees ,,s,,,r.,,,.rea
h5l4e f.t.o, are r.,y ,scn,ps,erflql IN some n
A. o,[sf tro,i,,e, members ~ fbe flc,titg as al
atlfI., fi...y l., q,e.as nj female. ,,,,st-
i.f yfits,4 -. s.,,,;,... .,;il
s,.I ~, 3,,,.t,,,se,,s -, heath II
, -. $50 ID .i,,t,,,. n EFT ~,
-, 80. s,,sss.ss !,
,
9HohE ~ 'i(f''NtA'
n vo.r. ~, oftI.o I,it, N,,.s s,i5 0c.
,ol,., ais
eDs. HooFAyBs dEna4v Eigrans,-we are
ityi"s 'his reneShea 9elolne .ot siiogoil. ny
" Wy ~ w. ~ GU - . y
ttS tiHo"oy, ~ nav tsNei ,he eVu ,0N's ~ ~"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
HARDWARE, CFTiEgY Nd T00L
eIfBssFf

tg7HE subscriber thankful for the very liberal
4 share Of patronage with WHICH he has been
favored since his estahlishpent iH Martinsburg
would agaiu call the attention OF The public TO his
large aud general assortment Of goods which he is
prepared p furnish al who may favor him with
q call on q e most liberal terms rs he obtained
mos, & his goods IRON the uaosfs elarlrs end for
easl be Is prepare to ssil very low. Mechanics
AMI .boss enga sea IA building, viii fHl Il greatly
Wthcig slgantae t5e,tl at his establishment bo-
WV EVANS.
Qpoeo 81. opposite Ravlins Hotel
November ID. lb5i.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
NNHAE.,S &c 0I.LI--.Nr.

4 FGER selling this Ointment lot alioen
4 "A years as op" "a our regular p5cp,rauons
ltam DGr Drug Store, 9ad also HE selling of
manY preparations Tor the same Disease.
both regular aad patented. we ate pfe .are, 10
sal go other artrle has received as muco cu.u-
mendau9n rom those who have requurd aa
article OF the kipd, as lAs 0iuWcnt, aui We
VIII further say that IN recent cases we be-
itve ihs Ointment to Dr. an nfaiiable RENE.
dy, aud 10 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 w,ll be ionnd all proper
directions for lis use, prepared only hy
WILLIAM DORSET,
April l2, 1854. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

rgr More thun SEQ persons iutIe Cit,,of Rich.
luoud. Va. alone testify TO the re,aarl,l5.e
cures performed by
caI.,tR,t.,s EphnJs9 vY7
~, 49,.
10 ~ II. ePt5us i'''1s-Ne az f',' ~ '''s
- ,''' p $ " ~ "N'i- NS0 e'"'e-NA l"'t ''','
~ ' , o,',y ~ ti l'! Z
2" NJ. "a a.. "'- -, ~ i'""'
,-'' '''Atu'e Sy,', y 'ng .i''''''s'a = f''I
I ~, 80 +s ~, VI 1872 s,S'S -
'1'.5 ~ 80. '',' q ,.'n ms
ans t'u' ana
iet''' "I' t-e1t5 Fut
- "'e"F' 's''s '' '-''' anu iN's'''u"3'e rom
tal-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

II ~ -
sts4s3s sti 9f3t,bs =.
~ /, n. 8.se.i ss..si So 3isaun
$500 s.s ss.-.raag
.,.... 1899.
e@fA - q
No I. fssa fgag hf1 al9f3se fass.AFf's,
bstssha tie sel'sc Der, nna 'ef in'sy vets has
snea ire .est5a ise heia asa tl'ie4 ald d1iFa
ne araaiiit@t ad y tretsisiflet'ae0 PA seoq
l8sses e = aiteal'et NaY niReAlae 9ew Y
aa@ can iAftsH fea3 " sYshst II
VIZ ~ perry 800 - tss3f lii1a 80 ., 'aa
fisfHt is's7v ~ Ut W 81 t8tq y eotHF II
I x ..-e a.-taset er'r.'' SIS .'
~ Z q s,.'si, HIN. ~. y, IA
Fl asl,ea, asr dav ssgy lisl.. ,lrsa-ia II
isur barses. aal.i siso sacrificed Is c5ii't qP
ito hA above siaieffeaf r g "a
Nleaq'ng iassnsaes .s85e PtiY #affaiiiee e
be sood ~ be 80 aH5 eheaRsf siif
ever @sHp'''s' '.,..e[essls'F Z. ls's
q i.'@s a,i''es 81" Nas',',sea 'll'l 9hf I'I
llHH'St yes = ~ "f nitstiiilFs az WA1r8Hlt +.
ltriefeneea IS iAaae % r sse Nhp have bsn ni
q am
ts' thscei8P soy 20 5acoo aff ao,.s' beat
SaeptFI9si9Fh - @ad sot5 ia ffs1r}
s.Hiaq, oel9brt go sIa sos ~ 3fehff fAf'e y
81 lo@95 sis S2'a ~ 1870 "a Y, te2.E PHI
500 ~ te8h 3NtiAeprt &C. I'D, Sa.e io.i'f,'
ne} asa .Ita'ei"iiii 'sY3i p s9ia 70 n a5oT
q ss3< ol' ao'', y ~. =, 1870 1,'s.
lc5i; . 3 sold e J9<tsa 81 tahief 1871; I3ii.
y 5i.s'', e,..,,:,', r Z, ,sSs
- " - ~
80 ~ sile,.,.'
1855 az . 81, III
,.aF. pT''g' go -
Tvs y y ~ = So sr
.u'lY ,ee,',.,'. '''''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

A GENERAL, assortment Of Groceries now
"a opening at RIDDLE s. BROS,
Nov s, i054
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
CasDlrs AYD C9yFEcFI3NnRY

VI ~ ~ : ' = 81 ? 9 n n
together with huge lot Of Toys FOR children
also tpbaceo aud Seg3rs 81 ali brands, all Of
which, and much more wI he SOLD, very cheap,
AMI very soon. cal At once. d the Curuec NEAR
r opposite the Lutheran GAarcha Jas b. The
pump. CHARLES eCH0PPEHE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
- .tlo.R0sIlE -,

D0URE. BLANzF 6.C0's Aeal .9mateI Pens
are taeBV. se;rfed az al, ANA .-sm.ti7H of zinc
ana lla.int--w warranted not To- cerrode IN any
1,t 4 Of ibk even red nt Eho Pen en- ALSO be
sct 20 suit Day hanj writing even he most arji-
cate hand rhe zen Is new u-sd IN the whole
Empire OF France, and ez altg-iy.ly by ihe bsuk
of En-lnj. Custom iItHa aGl Ea-t iu,iis COM
pany they are also used by sli the pnb,ic OH
ears ia the United States. For merchants Ban.
keis and Solicitors they ars invajuahlc--one trial
Is sufficient, Price 50 cents pr dozen or $500
pen gross. "h. EVANS,
August is, 1854. Sole Ag't ler Berkeley Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
CASH FOR NEGROES,

2 TIE subscriber Is onxious to purchase
.F+s large number Of NEGROES. OF both sexes,
81 soundand likely Persons having Negroes
toIi1pose of, will find it to their interest TO give
him a call before selling, as lie will pay the esry
Highest cash prices
TIE can hesecn At the Berkeley Courts at Mar
,inshurg on the second Monday aud AT BerryyiIic
enthe fourth u1pday in each month, and usually
hisresidenee in Charlestown
Anlettersaddresscd TO him viii be promptly
endelto WILLIAM CROW.
CT arlest)wn Jaly a, ts40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
Have been SENT BY mani withnthc astiew moa'hs
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC. 81

Rus no beok unless @Dr. A, NJ. Maurceau f9s
Liberty Street. N. " is The title page, and the entry
in the Cffk Office df the back u The tte page; and
buy only Of sHtssaie and honorable de;iicTs send
by mail, and address b Dr A VI, Mauriceaa, ~ here
are spurious and safreP1oas nfrngolnents Of copy
fight +7ti 5if# tA5eR &7E ''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
HOUSEKEEPING ARgI0LEs.

EHAVE for sale good assortment Of goods
1 in this line, embracing and 1874 Linen
Sheeling, real Earnestly and 4 Pillows
case Linens, Hiehardson's 1914, II A and IL
hleached CUuon Sheepngs, 10 inch and "a
Pillow ease Cot ons. Marsailes Quiit5, Bed
Blankets. Table Cio,hs, Eowsings aud Nap
lsinr, 81 aud 10 4 Dapask Fable lhnens,---
HuckeTbuek and Russia Diapers. kichar d.
son's Faniily Irish Linens, Lace and Muslin
C'urlains. Worsled Damask Curtains, French
OH Dress Calcoes. " IN almost every aflicle
IN Dry Goods that Is wanted-dealers wall
please call and examine ihefa.
Dec. II. 80. J. W. 10Y -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

0tsg CAS- 'fsEG 81 ICE.
pg o.,sis,s i ass s ~ i: i 4. s &c s'.
"a. lst ssser fs,as, sl IN II .3,,. ri i,
IL 4ssRter 6rst Etsn ffii4 sspuasfsa,n3f5s VI
asig sFef 9Ie aeA asFs1sssy 81 g saa s1seat
rss.n al sass,opdrs dtg'tsav iaseaed in svsaS ari
ems osaess es,ffm isss4s 81 Rssstsslfin s5eie sc
psr@iN Il. sfs ssSfr,,, q esasss fssss., pFias4s
ala6 {issssa use-ss heieess@ az sa5f the fprsar.
.ea5s us asfueiei * &c lgSstso ft5p,seh 81 tls
~ thSs IS, ~ fTAei srts ,k
&c 6s.ie 'ussivs's eheipieg pe~ers sal fus.
ss s49atI,s ~ fss s5 g4StsS !, ~ '. ~
osp,o ssrt,aos cd sab saa - leplr, ea.
s.A u sstg sfF' g s-esgihs ese e NJ
,Ssi -, ,rs.s. a. 81 atas seffs ii ,te eres i TX.
Ssspt5 ,.aeagg ~. 49, : Y bas'atsih tte tshes
srt1ss It9sac gvTrr,rFor
BtRost fasso ies a iebest ~ '7br& - safss chsr
~. sqyss az A. sasi peestye'iiletl.
3,s4ssses Il feeo,6s il ora q, n M MIN 1afi5Ss ~
tjes q sca rs Htaat aud eggs. sis~bees sa8yef
art 9fvets9 fg = ffg 54s a1iatsraf gqgaE fsaffs
ia f.oNea. t lis vafaeNe Sfaas y t1s fy,;5!oey o.
psstisa se1r . tbse amh no tbe Ins f9as Hy
81 hs sne uie e aA Arftt and 2 'rgFsl Nv a,fse
sis,5i ssst 4 Hi Il. S t. al
Gastric ais biafaa fgspd stei@ohs ofiisiss sasa
"'.s, ,8sqf sVHt XIX, ~ ,5 islts oyfso3 Al.
itr s4eas Ifs fansfssbte Gst 10 lLysioIogy tsa are
uiashe Of 50 aae maeefated n water iHras tntastrd
az proper}y ofasslving oaf ar - q FOOD and u ~
mi fFdni lie aat tiral dgesase rosssss' q
I 6i onths Aesn aud SO treul sn atasi
above together With Reports Of Remarkable Gues from al
pasts Of the United tatas. 1855 ~
a9Agvs gaRa SKA CCTTwTR.
fDagfIouearoSss PEPsiN haspreiaeea the most n,ar-
Feus e,i'lg, sn1 ~ -, il9;ls ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
lnnrladng marriage. BY
II ID. : dgtng, TF. y.

~ taR- tfAs II ~ W. ~
T.et no father We aslHmed y pgtseat eopB
81 the ms CtfIAPiCs j0Ejs cttlI Il may
save him from su early grave. let 90 Young
faau or woman enter iata lie seerel 00itga
nous az mfrried hte ,sahoGt reaGng the
fOCKET AasSI . LA i40S.l Leguo oee sui
trtiug itonua lagkpied Cough Pamp 4'e
Side, rtNiess wahls,snergous leslass' p9d the
Whole ram % DyspFphc sensations, ana CIV
60 up by tileig physician pc an25hsi m9Aien'
lare The married. erfhose about 20 be uiar
red any iuipe.FimeHl, read 'hla UnIY useial
boob as ithas been tllt means OF saving taoa-
sands ofunlouunaie creatures from the veiy
jaws Of deaih.
EaS-Auy person sending INEETf-fiA j. ! 8.
enclosed in lettsg, wi receive ore cole o. tb's
book by mai ca ave copies VIII o. ssni lSs one
dollar. Address tnlt. " YOUNG, No.lS2sfAUch
Street. PHILApGPHiAh Postpaid
August II, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

srnsE Of Kins street. aud the pHbiie sgnsfs,
mAHTiHsnpRc. w.
fsiHI undersigned lenders her cordial thanks
Z to her frieads aad the pubic, lor lheir
past liberal encouragement, aud respectfully
sohcs Continuance oi he same. She has
committed hvr Hotfse aaG'tdsiGess concern cd
with il 70 Mr. William peudlet0n. aud BE
pledges himself that nothing shall be wanting
10 make tie Uuiled State: s9@i a PHEASANT
and agreeable bone 20 the Traveller and guest
The H1ssr viii always BE- provided wiki ef.
fentjye Servants and faithful Osllers. Tire
Bar and the Tah.e supplied w'a the bps tae
Harkei will afford. Passengers from TIE Rail
Road will always find Porter ttbe Cas- to
convey them and llieit baggage 10 The House
FIRE 81 charge.
eJ-Boariers iaken by DE day, week, month
or year. on moderate terms
April 10, l754--tt MARY 0pEN.
~ esprit 81 Jefferson" Caarlestown;
"Yirzinfan,p Winchester; aud "Heraj aud
Torch, y Jagerstown, copy *.
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* rrrggAr rArm7

The momeat it's arpliel extesaalN i j
Y eaa AL pdn =
RI CURES
heuia'i l9lf, 6es Neuralgia
umess0 aaiaGli e poloress
5ent Spraias aa5
Paralysis b.stofsl /; 4.
Sick liraaache, p2ufsl ss.iey
Crail II and Spa.ip., '
~ 4 tifw noJRs
sts.. IsIsRNAL PaINs.
DlanhGaa e Dyeea'afy.
Choifra ,Riisaad sta.
Cholera niorbus. palpsi9ihe basov
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
gFW SUPPLY

FFyHi' subscriber hrs fist received bis fall ana
e. wintcr supply q new goaisf embracing eve-
ny v3ltesy 0Nf y Fte ~ a
Eoors AND SHOES, HATS AND caps,
Umbrellas lrlhas, oaipet Bags, sc .talso su-
perior aFtiele 81 yarn 9aesnd bali bose, q tier-
luaa uanuf,etAle, am enc essor nieni 81 6ertaau
Satars--in asi0rs cesgy artipls in ls line a bus
in,ss PETER a Il lElatfh-
Gne door north OF tie Market House, sign o.
THE large Itot LAoV s. le94
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CARRIAGE MAH!nG.


I WOULD respectfully announce to my custom
IRIS and the public generally, that have re-
moved nv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

u IA 81 u IVH n AtI'iinsbnrgl erposile The
Blaik iavms had eoiisderape experience IA
tie business f6f tie last 4 or 8 years, size feels
sadsfled that She ca8Dot foil iopieBsc as there
viii he pains sparel 70 nilse good selection
Of 6U0dss
sr,ilk and straw work done al the shortest
notice.
ashe win also keep on3hapd a splendid as,
soqtneat OF PAbES MiLLiA bhK, --SpflHg sly 'es,
t,s,ail,,r MIN Eastern made and straw Bonnets
,na,.cb 81 1884 A. X. BORDEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

r ATE and FOR many year Chief Clerk in The
< Office OF the Register Of the Treasury w.H
attend 10 the procuring Bounty Land Warrants,
Pensions hhrpay, sc, to the settlement Of cium8
before Congress and the several pcfariucntsi 70
The purchase. sale ami transfer OF Stock, aud 10
the receipt OF unclaimed interest.
Extra pay to oihe,rs and Crews Of the United
States Navy IN the Pacific during Tie Mexican
War
REFERENCE 10
Elisha Ybittesey, ESQ, Comptroller % Treasury
Nathan Sargent, Esq, late .--egistcr Of reasury.
John Wilson, Commissioner q oe Land Once.
The Mayer Of Washington
Messrs. Riddle \ Dro- Martinsburg.
Messrs. Corcoran y Riggs, aal
The Presidents and Cashiers ofthe several Banks
in Washington and Georgetown.
Mnshington. may 23. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
rfsHT I 1il7s -aoun sToN4ag

- $50 Z Nt'N 7TsaSNN NAaMAGH
a few dropS Railways ReaEe Tes,r
instantly aaY, ike mesl ispol EN- ,rt,h..
elea8s. she sitthach ifon, ned. en- erl1,ls
distressing discharges euilven and Bg,,,.
wilh wafnllf. strengthen ana woo, II !
csanpta and shils,lletl esftemiiiss "a
teet the system Com all nilsameiics mi
demie poisens. a7s E
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
hiELANcRoLY AND STARTLING
VIE AND BOTHER

Ard ~ her Husband the toll ld xeiy of H,
ere--sss dsFosifg arar him tu sckness y tie vile,
without gishw 10 she osuaaniiY ~ seqeine ta earn.
pftrsec hth his tXcaieas ar eiSti 4nG the possession
81 wte would seente The happiness Of himself. wife, aud
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

Just received. Reinhardts Single and Double
81 Trusses, with an assortment OF other kinds
or ale by W DORSEY Druggist
AUGUST 9. 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
sEcunn rIun mEAvs or HAppINEss

81 hefentBg possessed Of The knewlsJEe - want
Of e has eaesed lhe sickness sad lQtslt 20 hgasads
H 81 sae ssaeoes, no wife irsft y eNca-
sable She Hegtct avail herself q thai ksN xe ~
et 90 icrssif winch world safe her Hee Uegfyl lie
gie aft - iarpiBess ad Prosperity her hassstd SID
cset uf- rr eiideg that lesslng az ffee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06

Eight Day, q hour and Alarm c loci 81 ege-
ry pattern. quality aad pfice. Come and spe
and you VISA be sure tnsbui --all warranted
aud cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
.U3y.Z5 1853
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-12-06
s'cK iEEapacHr.

II 4. Relief viii stef he mp Il d RI
sick headache in q few tninutes
is NPffRAtf3t
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nRESs s!LkS.

A FEW pieces OF most beauilul GRAN.
"a. Dns ySlss can be had low 400
THAM,S. Nof''''
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STOVES.
4 n assortment Of Coal and Wood Stoves for
IA saleat
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HARDWARE,

fTNHE subscribers have jusIreceived and are
i now opening a large and general assort.
menl Of Hardware. which will be sold on their
usual accommodating Terms.
Nov. g, 1854. RIDDLE s. BRO.
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hew ng Tobaeee, vssy fine, f.am 20 TO 50
8. per H. se5ars q an SOILS; Snuas Of dit
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fer sale By ittl1LA'H 100 &
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Are ptepared-ftens the artige rriaeirsc II N
icinal q Fif,s, Goods, Hebs Pam. abd /,
SANS. So ihatone R.R Regulate, d os
IN poia, Of puwer 10 four OF fses0 coagl
carlharlic ~ vegetable pals. m
They ar mid aud pleasant o lheir on
lion, regulating lhe action 81 ihf Bowels, Lla
skln, and ~ ,slBF org AIS. Ladies wiz q
Rd,J,eay's Ready iteeuiftors friendly rev
,or vi the senale system.
The daily union., 1854-02-08
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. $, 1864.
Congress az.

sEsArs-The bill granting lands 10 the Territory OF
Minnesota 10 aid in the construction OF railroad for
military postal and other purposes. was considered and
passed
Some other railroad bills were taken up and general
debate took place on the proprety OF this disposition OF
the public lands in which Messrs Dawson Butler Ham
lin, Badger. Stuart, and others participated.
The Nebraska bill taken up, and Mr. Douglas
offered additional amendment, designed 10 make the
language in regard to the Missouri Compromise clear
aud unexceptonable TO the friends Of the bil Mr..
Everett obtained the floor for tomorrow
AT ten minutes past four o'clock the Senate adjourned
HousE OF REpREsESTATvEs--The House went into
Committee Of The Whole on the deficiency bill Several
amendments making various appropriations were adopt
ed. and others rejected. but the bill not disposed of
when the committee rose without ding any business OF
Importance and The House adjourned
The daily union., 1854-02-08

The bill was then ordered be engrossed ior thirt
reading and By unanimous consent was read thfd
time and passed.
CONTINGENT Fusp or rBr SENATE
On motion by MIR HUNTER. the Senate proceeded le
consider the bill reg usse the disbursement oil Inc con
tngent fund OF the Senate. which had been returned
from The House Of Representatives with an amenansn
The PRESIDENT. This question is on Inc mouon ~ ol y
the senator from Virginia. that the Senate isceus 'lo
lis disagreement the amendment made by Tue tiouse
Mr. BRODHEAD would like TO know the ruipoI. oi
the clause that we are asked 10 recede IRON before giving
my vote upon that question. ,tI. .an.,o,
Mr.. HUNTER 4 will inform The honoraps senator.
The clause lhail proposed that we shall iecens o 70
thai which allows one thousand dollars additional com
psnss,on 10 the Secretary OF the Senate The House
moved 10 strike out that as an amendmeni. we uA
agree to their amendment, and they have now conelteu
IN all the bill except that My motion is 10 Iecede rom
our disav reement 10 that amendment.
Mr. BADGER moved an adloarnmsnt yesterday
evening when this matter up, with view oi nav
og lit,le time to think whether il was proper mar me
Senate should take stand upon that part e me OIL
am willing 10 waive any opposition 10 The motion OF the
senator from Virginia presume tina, is matter which
can be provided for OF contingent und hereafter
The question being taken, the motion 10 recede was
agreed to.
fro BE CONTINUED.
The daily union., 1854-02-08

l2s 10 Is5 inclusive being clauses appropaing ss4OC
board OF private armed vessels during the last war with
Great Britain; abolishing The Office or paying prvaeeI
pe1sions Boston. and providing oI the Paymen OF the
pensions ia that city the same as al other places
MIR. DAVIS OF Rhode Island, thought Il would be do
ing great injustice 10 those persons who, although voun-
ees had nevertheless done good service to the country
After some debate. the amendment was rejected
Some other amendments offered. but were either
ruled as oo OF order rejected; when the committee
rose.
Mr.. FLORENCE rose to privileged question. He
wished 10 move reconsider the vote by which House
bill No 100, in relation invalid pensions, passed,
in order Thai he might move amendment
Pending the motion to reconsider, the House adjourned
at halfIas three o'clock