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Butte record., 1854-05-06

THz TrRRIFIED DIsoBGANizERs.- The Pla-
Ger Democrat published at Auburn. which
has been eudeavoring to harmonic the de-
mocracy by forcing the election Ct Broderck,
is thus handled by the Mountain Democrat
''We have been somewhat accustomed to re-
markable changes in this country but to see
Mr.. Lynch nalne at the head Of a Democratic
paper not only astonishes, hut mistiies us
completely. II our memory be not treacher-
Gus be established the drst 3hig paper north
of san Francisco, the sacramento Iader-
and labored assiduously bat unsucccssfully in
the whig ranks Such recent convert may
be able to teach good old democrats their duty,
but We must be pardoned tor doubling his
ability, sincerity and democracy. He howev-
er is 4 worthy repre- sentative OF the Broderick-
ties, and they are welcome to his support. -
suppose we add to this an enumeration of
the papers preaching Broderickism as pure
democracy, ana see whether they are entitled
to become the expounders Of the democratic
faith
Butte record., 1854-05-06

THANKs-That whole souled JOHN CozAD,
Of Wyman's Ravine, has again placed us under
obligations, by forwarding bundle of veget-
ables.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

FoRBrsrowH Miners at this plpce are
as a general thing, doing very we'll We
learn that one claim, working FIVE hands,
took out 81 ,22l one day last week The fol-
lowing day the same company realized $500.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

~ Judge Hoffman hes decided that he had no e.,
iiiorry 20 compel the French Consul TO appear IN
Courl. lie bas created great mus for nnlhlne
Butte record., 1854-05-06

EvERrs < Co-Haye our thanks for their
express fa7ors, in delivering state papers. &c.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

PickED UP.-Wc are informed that per-
son in Wyandott during the recent rains,
picked up piece Of gold weighing fifty dollars,
that the rains had left exposed
Butte record., 1854-05-06

A Coon DAYS WoHH.-Near Vyaudott
one day last week, one person took out two
hundred and eighty dollars.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

Placer DenocrGt-Editor formerly n whig.
Add to this staunch democratic pyramid,
three journals who expect to divide the profits
of the State Printing, and we have the full
democratic force Of those who became terri
fed at thethought the State might go whig,
anil now demand the election Of Broderick
Such an infamous coalition to usurp the SOW
reignty of the people, was never before known
IN the history Of our country. 1t merits AID
will receive the execration and contempt of
every good citizen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

The Merchants and Mechanics the City
Bunk and Il C Union Bank, in Chicago, have
closed their doors Tie notes of the Ma
piersyile Bank AMI the Banl Of Elgin are
refused in that city.
The following additional have filled or
closed doors within the last two week:
The City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio.
The Bank Of Circlcvill Oitio.
The Farmers Bank. Of Chicago. Illinois.
The Exchange Bank. Buf.lo, \. Y.
The Canal Bank, Cleaveland Ohio.
The Woodbury. Bank, Woo, bury. Con.
necticut thrown cut at the uifik liank.
Seven more Ildilra Banks under the pro,
test. viz Wayne Bauk, Loganspori; State
Stock tank Of Iudiana Peru; Utrer VA
bash Bank, Wabash; Perry Cuunty Bank
Canucl,on; S;euben County Ha4k, Angola
Traders Bank, Terre lIaute Great Nes
tern Bank, Terrc liautc Look out for more
spuu.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

For some time past a considerable nambe
of letters containing check, and money, lave
been missing from she Baltimore post ofice
in some Instances lerte;s containing funds Tor
the adjacent post fires 10 Mar, land have
never come 10 haad while reinit.ahees f"r
Baltimore have also failed t. reach their des-
tlnatioD OmSaturdiy IN rang Nr. Magnirc
The post office agent, deposited letter ia the
office diiect, d to person IN Westminster
This letter contained a quantity OF worthless
ha,k hill, and two peHgtac gold coins. Core
s., aud the other ST. e III pi'ce.) uarked
mouey on the outside in -nch m. as to
enable him 10 recognise them This letter
with another sent nv Mr.. Coekry t. Mr.
Reese at the same tiliec was not mailed A.
Mr. Mcguire accompanied the nail to " est
muster and disc vered tha, ttc letters were
not in the Tag. lie returned to Baltimore ond
stated that the suspected Nm. II Martin,
the principal distributing ele,a Martin was
tlen Informed of the suSpIcio:.. whe,eup1n he
accompanied Mr Mcguire to his residence
whcro be found abrnt 500 in gol aud $50 in
silver, and amongst the former The two iIsn.
teal pieces he had marked Marlin was
committed To Jail lle has been Ia the once
twenty years
james Fitzibbons one ofthc night clerk.
in tn, p ST., fife at New Yoik. was on lhu,s-
day mortiog deie TED by Mr. liolbrook nttr
act Of approp'isiing two lmckag's of money
IN lied at Newark. New jersey. Containing
hiweeu thee aud four band pd Il Hans eich
Cam. decade sums # muucv have hccn l,st
from nj, Hiae at different times dn,ipg the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
vlR lIsIi EsrERpR,sr.


M I'LL soon be ready. the nav .o1
w AIiSIiIAL GAZkTTkEk of,ss ' i.
munwealih, IN che lafge valune. l,,,>tr.,.s e0n'
iohrEAsfs and kNss,S,Nes, il viii .on,s;s el'A
aua e"r'irvheisve review q The n,.,a... 'eu
Srvss. present condition ton,nr,eisl ) !. Pte'
Hha in,as rial RESOLVES Of the ,t,tp -
iorieal AMI s'aiistieal sSet,hss II Il 4 As'
and owns, Ni7h Important tvpo.ss,t, ~ s'ass
nation roaa recsnt original soare.. ny.
WIN The results II he last Census asr
most cases % 1854 with new and lssst;,'sA y
vrtd map o. Tue Stats worth alone ia -, we
ihe Nhrie Nerk--it will exhibst Ia, f''0s 81
y 'niiseisrsas advsnf yes o girgnj,. a
iis q ies asil GOWNS aud will .lrtw A. . a'lsa'
81 capt. Hiss ami manufacturer frsp,
esifts thereto as NEST prefiisse t,as. ~ ~
yes mint. he Author having iterss ~ ~
levy expt nse upon this wors he a., 'ei!
reais 70 he literal public and h,lic,e, NV ~
werk has ye' been issued eus,,er.,o AZ NJ, no
actef ana ex en' u maieri.,l msrs nss.,s
every q !Ss ei etuItaS, lnaee v,.u .a3e H. III,
~ ARD 1t sach very low pr,c.-or,, =, 'iVFt'
ins large. new snl n n,isone es,e,s, ua
map et The Stare. one copy withoa, ~ i "
p'ease seud sonr orders and the an,o,n, -
rad. 70 Richard Edwards or 4 NoyrIs ~. s s.'
Richmond, Va aud tho work will be ss,t ,,;,t !
ou The east delay 10 III parts az ia r,'; "a,
States. tree Of all charges An order. r..rss'
wirhin sixty days will get cory Of Che ir,, Va
ton, WI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
CAsN ON IIAN.

Gen. Cass, in lis reccnt speech at Detroit.
in reply 90 the attack made on bin by the
Ribmoud Enquirer, thus ulludcs to Mr..
Clay:
81 hold the name Of Mr.. Clay in the great
est reverence and rank him among the wiscst
aud purest ratli"ts whose services are writ
ten upon tic i,tory of bur country aud
whose memory iidclibly impressed upon tic
hearts OF our young cuuntrymen, Such meu
90 Nlr. Clay may unite they never conspire.
In the So imy period Of 1850 il was ny PRIDE
to en- operate with him. and to add my feeble
combination to bis gigantic eirnts ia behall
% the Integrity aod perpetuity OF the Const
tuition"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
THE EvAsGELIcAL LrTaa RAN sfsoD OF
VIRGINIA.

gopembrr 21Sf, p H.--fLis afternoon
was occupied IL q session 81 Mi isieiium
AID toe transaction Of business pertsii'i,.2 4"
tie education society Foar ycurg meu sre
receiving aid flon the society IN tieiT pfera
raii,u Tor tie minisicry
NigLt-Afier preceding, at night. X ".
VA Ra.mise..e AID q. Isl cs. We e. -
tie presence u Tie Congregation. s'.ioo's
ofdsire,l 10 tie work 4 the ministry '.,y
tie Lying ~ II hstds
Nor,mJey I'D. 0 o eI'eF y sM Session. -
some tise was occupied il The reception AID
aaaIiiop f toe report If = he talnnittee Oh
the Presidents Report. ~ Sestion i"r d
rrrt3rs Of the Thcologicai sesbiua-y al Get
tysbafk foF the term Of five years fcsGltedin
the choice Of
Clerical Leu
Rev q = KR,uTu Nr. G W .EMLEy.
:. A = LUDDgy ~ N. MILLER
IL A. INK n DIeegNDgeFEH.
The following re.olpiiqas were .naaqirnous-
y adopted by standing yose ~ Synod
Resoiced, That The President, IL the name
If Synod. rctprns The thuks ef Synod q the
Pastors and eificeis q tie Ptesbyie in,
Methodist Episcopal and German Reformed
Charches, for the iratenial offer and use Of
their Churches during tic sessions Of Synod.
ReSolred, That the President ia the name
Of Synad return the thanks Of this Synod to
the cit,z rs Of Martiusburg for their kiad
ness AID hospitality daring our sij}urn
among them.
Niga!-- Alte' sermon by c. z Krautb
President. Rev, W :. Bowman was public
" licensed to perform Tie functions Of
minister for ore year Synod then convc
ned aud after the ~, sideni ia some felicitous
remark returned the thanks of Synod to our
'ltizeus aud the singing Of patipg hymn.
'ud prayer, Synod ally adj urned, to meet
y hion's Church, Augusta County, Va on
Thursday cvering. next preceding the lst
sabbath in October. 1855
An u9usnal amount Of business was trans
cted during this session. aud all seemed
perfectly satisfied and highly delighted
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
piro.

1t his residence, near Evansville, Md, at 3
o'clock, on Tuesday morning, the 2lst instant.
of Typhoid ftycr, RIcnAED lJAas, in the SD
year of his age.
On the 22l instant, in CharleStown, kEIGHr-
LEY FRAME, infant son Of Rev. Il. I. Berry,
Of This place, aged 8 months.
On the odd Instant, in this county, at the re.
sidence Of his brother in law Robert Campbell,
Mr. JouN G. WEIrE>An, aged g. years ana :
months II died as he had lived,-a sincere
Christian and an hoaest man.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
RUNS AND REGuLr,oNs

y
agreed upea 81 tir EAtors q ne Eighth
District to take yert o" and after
tie Isl day u Nay 1854.
For marriage announcements. no charge
viii hc made
Obituary notices not exceeding ten lines
will he deserted gratis. The excess above
that number oi liues will he charged accord
lng to the advertising rates Tributes OF re-
spect viii he charged at advertising rates
al communications designed TO promote tse
personal interests ot individuals. or that d,
not possess general Interest, Will be charged
tor az the usual advertising rates hose OF
an otensiye personal character viii not DC ~
serted.
All advertisements forwarded by Newspa
per agents will be charged at the nsuAi "a
vcrtis,ng rates asd must be dccomPdHhd by
The cash or its eqsiraient dtdaetiag me com
mission.
Patent medicines shall be charged Tor at
the usual rates Of yearly advertisements aud
bishop notices" double the advertising rates
Extracts from other papers referring 70 suc'
advertisements will be subject to the regular
advertising rates
Candidates announcements for ONCE OF
emulument will be charged at Advertising
'ates
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

Bs5~Ihe Washington correspondent. Of
the New York National Democrat says:
''Wo learn that special messenger, despatch
cd from the Treasury Department to mvcs
;iga,e The proceedings Of an officer Of Tie
Government, holding a high position in your
city. On. Y } returned THE mOrniog, aud re
ported to Secretary Guthrie dedication Il
Sl27 600. a week or so will develope some
singular Transactions OF the Cover. meat eff
GERS of your city. The scssenger returns TO
New York to day, to Investigate the sui jec;
nore thoroughly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, Oils, AND
DYt-S1 UFFS.

gHAyE now and Keep constantly on hand, a
4 lt,ll aud ex-ellcnt supply ef all # the above
articles which ani able 10 eiier TO my fcl,n,is.
customers. aud purchasers IN general st low
,uiets and on he usual terms. also keep CON
slaut,y on hand large supply OF Window Glass.
ias~or.ed SKIS Putty. for wholesale or rs;ail,
Fs,ensts. Iolognts, D.isieh OIL. Oil ofSpike and
on Of stone sssdfsey Cordial Liquid ana Sol
III q Cd, ldec, tarmsnaiive, No. Tails, Hair
OILS. Narnsh.s, Painf issaslivs, &c. &c, which
| iiatttr niys>ls in sayiag that can oh,r to
Country Merchants a. as low pTit.s and on as
accommodating terms as ,hcy can procure thtm
in baltimore is manufacture maay Of them,
and can therefore voueh for their quaiIy. |
hore my friends will call and give me trial
il i ali ask for | am persuade that they viii
lind il 10 thsir interest," 10 buy Of me.
JS0. r. HARRISON, Druggist.
Nor %, 81. Marble Sab sore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
From ne 4lezaasria cay,,r.

Gazetteer OF Virginia We have seen no,i,..
the mos, iltterng from a,ijteent sections i, ~
state "a reference TO this great enlprnri.e ~,
being Ireptrel for the press by Rieharl IA
warts esqr.. a gentleman. We should Judge f,a,,
the high Us impnials which he hears. vel oasi'
ihed Tor the task work or this kind vii i.
very valuable as a book Of reference, as a sna.
70 the tmigrat, and as grand achievement !, n.
unexampled natural advantages. OF which We a.,
blessed US q Slate We cordially recommend /,
mere aseiui book could not be bought Tor si,hsr
lhe desk op the table.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

Over fifty manumilton slaves, formerly be
longing to the est-tc If MessIs. George Love
aud l. endou. OF Fauqie- an] Loudoum
C"uui'es. Va, have arrived in Baltimore to
embark for iberia. The heirs Of Me~srs
Love and llcrndou gave them an outfit Of
Lifting, Agricultural and Mechanics Tools
Provisions aud Cooki Utensils costing
$1,000. includiug their removal to the above
city.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

Ma. ,insburg November -, 1854, !
q O the creditor, Of the estate Of John Burns
d Sr. dee d., and all othlvs cohceili,d You
are hereby notified ,ha, AT the request Of John
l.. kearioat, administrator OF ihe estate OF John
Barns Sr, dee d., have appointed the 2uth
day Of December mex ~ my oiti;e. for receiving
proof OF deb,s Or demands against the SAID de-
ceased OF his estate, at whith time and place,
or al any tiine pr.or tntrcgo. you are required 10
attend aad produce such evidence AS mas be ne
cessaly 20 s,;alioh their claims. tiyen md,r
my hand as Commissioner If the County Court
of Ber~cley, the day and year first aforesaid.
Nov. y. 5i. 5. GARARO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
HOW 10 BURN coat.

GrahamS Magazine has an article on coal
hnyirg aud burning, from witch We select
the following :WA
'ihe great mistake Of al is to pat ON too
much coal as il !. we've wood, the greater the
quantity tie groaier the heat n too mach
coal Is applied, the co,nhds;iIu i. NECESSARILY
Imperfect. because the fire is choked out. thc
draneit destroyed aud the clt mcuts Of ,he
coal es'aning from il, pass Of 10 the chimney
uhro"Sumrd, or are disseminated il gases
through tie room. hereas il the strain Of
coul ha ouly moderated, red f me will play
around the interior Of the Stnve hy which
c"tire combustion and a healthy heat are SO
cnred. One ton of coal, therefore. by tho
rough comhnstnu will olten secure more
beat. and healthier atmosohere. than two
tons consumed in the ordinary way aud th,s
Is fact which can be easily demonstrated -
1t will be very important, this winter cs-
pccially, to have attention paid to this rule.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

~ the approaching session Of the repre-
sentative Legislatures, there will be Senators
of the United States to elect ia Illinois iowa,
Wisconsin, Arkansas, Missouri. Louisiana,
\. Carolina. Peunsy lvania, New York, Maine.
and California. New Hampshire will elect
two IN May next:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

BERKELEY CouNrY, T, WIT:
Personally appeared before nc, the under
sgned. Notlry Pubic for the County af re
said. y. Burlhst. Cashier Of the Bsnk Of
Berkeley IL vi gina. and made cath that the
above is trne statement Of the condition o.
tie said Bank, on tie lst day Of October
1851.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
October. 1874
MILAN D. BURKHART
N1t9ry Public.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
L,TE FOREIGN rSrrLL,og>oE.



The sicsmer Baltic aflieed II New Yoik
at II o'clock on saturday rislt making AZ
extraordinary shat tlip. aud bringing Euro
peau Intelligence three days later. Tie news
f,om tie seat Of war IS Of tie most disastrous
character to the ALI, aud bLs crested great
sensation and alarm throu. bout EngiaHd aud
Franee. Piiace ,Ieu.cbikuG las come to the
relief nf Sevastopoi with an immense force
and it Is believed the Eogiish aud French
are completely over matched. The two days
scoulct is represented to have been Of tie
III lst saugnIaary character, aud even hy the
English accounts we SHOULD ji,lg. that tic
Russians we're the yietors, though hottsiles
claim the bonors Of tie battle or tie thirf
days fighting We have no accounts cxccFt
that the Russians enowed The attack which
would seem 10 Indicate tina: they Considered
themselves il g13a condition for u continue
ton Of the struggle. and wefe determined to
fel!ow up ii cir advantages All the steam
ships that coull be obtained have been taien
up 70 convey $4,000 more French troops to
the Clinea, and it is evident that tic cap
ture Of sevostopol is to be most dearly
bought, ii finally obtained which is every
d'y becoming more deuhtIol. The loss Of
lie during the two dayss set down at Is, GEO |
souls
Brcalstaff. have declia,d to The extent q
Cd. In Corn. Cd. IN -Four and 81 ia y heat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
NOTICE

A Ii persons indebted to the estate of the
"A late Cliasles u. Stewart are 4 ,,i.icd that
nrom;ct nayment there Of is absolutely necessary
and will be required
All these who nave claims against said estate
will please present thcm properly authenticated
for setti, m,ut and all those VITO have ii'SetlItd
accounts are requested TO present ti;;T state
men,s without delay, iuorlVr that balances may
be struc&. WILLIAM n. RIDDLE
Nov. %, 5i.-4t-Rcp. Executor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
e., cAss aNDrnf Pa.,s,pEN,Y

Gen. Casg, or at lea his friends, do not
abandon the ho,,c Of eieya'lpg bun 70 the
Presidency The iWa-hins;on Star having
declared that Gen. Ciss had given up ali
amt ,ious iongings. iooaing 'ouaTd the y bite
IIogse, The De rot Times says
The assumption ihat Gen. Cas- Las laid
aside al a.liratious i,r the Presidency is
en- .isely gratuitous on the part II our hash-
iuston cotvppory. Here al home BIS friends
ri II est against thas eddy sespitc"Ing h'm
With !. single stroke OF the pen and will by
his ay II c,msea !, bring his nane forsard N
thcf 10 time We say distinctly that Gen,
cassWlll De II candi,ia,e before Tue National
conyeaiion. aud nothing IS more calculated
10 sbarticn tha determination than j. such
mars eral,hs as the above, nd the occasional
Is ows which which he receives from large
,,or,ioffAf the Soath,Tn press. Besides, the
idea dfNessern Cass men beng transferred
over "a Douglass is too silly to be 'omlncn-
ted uIen."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
MRS. JONNSONS SCHOOL.

AIRS. JOHNSON would respectfully an
w nounce to her friends and ali interested
in the education of their children, that she is
prepared TO receive several more scholars into
her school, at her residence on King street. two
doors cast of John NJ WOLF 5. Thorough in
struciion will be given in all the branches of an
English education. " Tums.--Ihree dollars
per quartcr Nov %, 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
cONGsIss SC.

The second session of the Thrty-third
Congress will convene on Monday next
we have made arrangements to receive the
Fresiaents Message, tha, we may place it
IN the hands Of OR readers at tn, earliest
possible moment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
EXa:CsI E0si's SALE.

fsNiIE unders ispel viii offer at pubic sale on
4 S@daddy The 28doJ Dteemter 1885,, NJ . o clock
IA front OF John u. iioges Office sunday articles
belonging 10 the estate OF Charles l.. Stewart,
decd consisting in l,rt Of
Watches, c locs>, Tables. Chairs;
Desks, Book, antique Firearms;
Pitchers, frunk-, NJ. &c,
,ogerh with various othgr articles. worthy the
aten ion OF the curious - ! the aniigutry.
Also 4, The ,ane time aud pla { will be sold -
90 peices Of Raiiro,d tim5eri
! tons OF Lniup cod:
| set OF Curriers' Tools.
TERaS:-All sans unler ave dollars cash
Over that suui, six months credit. the purchaser
.vug hond aud approved security No proper
~ 10 be- removed nn il terms of SAFE are complied
with. WILLIAM n. RIDDLE, Lxr.
November 30. 1884. \. SIEwART, Auet
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
- o. - --s------------------
A FREE MICRO NOr CITIZEN

The Z. $. Circuit Court Of Illinois, has
decided that free negro is not citizen"
of the United States within the meaning #
the Constitution. emitting him 10 sustain
suit before the U. :. Court The case was
AT Of Mitchell against Lamar. Judge
Drummoud made the decision, aud Judge
Mclean conceded
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Convention to nom
mate a candidate for Governor Lieutenant
Governor and Attorney General, will meet
at Stanton Tomorrow. 1t is proba lie Hem
~ y. Wise viii be nominated for Governor,
"A man who the opposition would as soon,
aud can as easily beat as any other man.
The last Richmond Enquirer, seemingly in
full view Of "bieakers ahead" says:
"We have but to subdue our own ical-
onses and resentmeuts, and 10 resign per-
sonal Prejodices to tho will Of the party we
have Iat TO act from one impulse ana speak
with one voice at Stanton, aud the issue is
secure, the victory is won.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
seq AIS AND TOBACCO.

F5uI0SE who are fond of RECALLING themselves
i with good Seear. will find, lay calling at
Harrison that th,y can get the btst in town
as lac n0w oii,rs lot of SegarS which he has
been Keeping for the last two or three years so
as to be able TO ofitr an oil Sesar. His Chew
ing Toblcto is admitted % he the genuine Grave
". viii II IS enough to recommend it to all
His Smoking Tobac, 20 is d,liehlfil.
JNO. +. HARRISON Druggist,
Nov. %. 81. Marble Slab Store.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29

One Of the most violent storms that we
have had during the past season, occurred
be wecn s and Q o'clock on Friday night
last The thunder was heavy, the lightning
vivid and the rain fell in torrents.
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a.srtiasi,,,r. ,i.,rHrt. Nosc'o.r B.

Eti .FIV ORE PHiCh> 8, 81 ENf
zoe rns ~sBK ENDING SOW = l'st
fs.por'.4 by s-na"iph y i.'ii'"er' . Soar Sffe
FLOUR. Favorable news from England have
advanced prices. We quote CRY Mills
atST.s74 to IS, and Howard St., $3.50
to sS.57l,
yrIr,r demand ;airand market frlI though
the advance of yesterday is not ini'y
maintained, We quote i'm, rior to scoo
reds SlG5 to Sl.75, good to prime ~i''o
to 81 IS, inferior to good white Sl.s0 TO
Sl.90, good to prime Sl.90 TO 81,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-29
TIE GAZETTE
WOOD.

We are in imm date want Of wood
Those Of our subscribers accustomed 10 pay
their subscriptions in wood, will confer a
favor by bringing US some, soon.
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC !.

TWO the lovers Of Instrumental Music, land I
y know there are many among my friends |
would respectfully announce that have taken
the liberty Of procuring for them large number
OF fine Guitars Ni0linS Flutes, and Accordenns,
at prices varied according to quality, and which
am certain can sell as low a. they can be
bought in the country. Call and examine them
JNO. f. HARRISON Druggist,
Nov. 90, ST. Marble Slab Store.