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and ior seby
Aaio JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Druggists
HOoD BOOKS Memories Over The water; or stray
- thoughts Long stroll ny Henry Nancy Price 81
VEN iraof Joseph John quincy 9Th Selections his
na and Cosrespoudsucs. Eis Joseph Beran BrahHle
2yoa syo. $50.
Mhusy' Wealth Unsd stss Comparss With that Of
/ other Countries. By u whitney. I vol t8.
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Lamarpss East neiuding Journey In the No.
/ " Iand. BY Aphonse Lamaftne. 2 vols. Price NtIg.
/ All o. which arS for sale By JAMES woO0HOUsg
Aul6 ls9 Main street.
EpLAiN DE LAiNEs ONLY gIH CTS PER YkED-Jo.t re.
cevsd lot n assorted Coiours wool Pan a.
Lane, uhch I'll BE- cold 81 the low os per ysr
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NlATHINt! SFONGE.-Just reesived = isrre suppv ~
Hb superior Velvet Sponge, r s hath Ais5 Ih
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AUCTION SALES.
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HUoST thit hhi.h iSEAL ESTATE: On 10.
W GUST ALLEt AND FRANKLIN sIRFEr vow s,iP AZ
ACCrioN-"n b. sold on THURSDAY ar-rnoS- ~. 9ih a.
Suit 49, ppSn ne pr nises eommentg oro~t tt.tvr
ssecen, Brek Tenement the Fast hoe Locust ALL Al
nns MRS hasy Boarding hon'-, froatng aboa, ~ feet n
hhs hack about lupfee also, the rear q 49,
~ feet. - ''''' 'uht'h. pack
Ihe above real estate !, located in city where po
resdenecs or business poses. '''' '''
IN- Sh cash; balance ~ and months for
aul0 GoDpiS A ,ppyRans '. .m.
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fhyytArs in both Hemspheres Rcrin.een.e. in the lie
,ortaer Merchant, by Vincen: SolIo, ~ MOI price sS
For s-le by
anil
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80 agent.
HbissoLtTtON OF COPARTNERsBIP,-r
heretofore existing
HOOPER, dissolved the 25th The baisness
ER ~ % e VI ''N0oVh . hooP-
| BY the undersigned ' '''''su
y42 Crouch HOOPER
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etstrIEGEE c or ,EIsh kItE AaD MAnINE IN.

samuel Marx Cashier Baak Of virginia Richmond
T. a, sui'a, do: Tarmers Bank of Va, do.
y"SerI T. emerson ESQ.,,
Td6A, President OF the OF the y,Iisv yfD.,.s,
eh NJ Brent Cashier OF the BlnS Valley Wnsb-sts
errAr, Cashier OF the Farruers' Bank Wincs
Ron James VI. Mason, L. s s., Winchester
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Elce-trorf Bufiding, SiocIoS 49,.
w E prompt attention to he Of rossrr v,..
,oot,c oru &C., and hope strict a,t.,o, -,
T 10 receive the Patronage their friends and IN ns
hous-. O-'' ~'e inspeetor At Sesbrooks Ware.
spil-iY Neeklenburg county, Va
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-29

by active remedies, had his patient
well, but on yesterday morning we got
on sand bar and calf belonging to
our cholera man fell over board, when
the poor fellow took it 50 much TO
heart, that he relapsed and came well
nigh dying. The Capt. was sent for
again in great haste, aud DOW he be-
came anfui mad to see bis patient in
such fix brought on by his own i'm
prudence His very eyes flashed with
fire and he swore n terrible oath, that
ifhe, the cholera man did not lie still
and say nothing more about his IN
.jernai calf, he would 60 right off and
have coffin made and put him in it
at once. This had the desired effect,
together with divers and sundry pills
and powders, cups and blisters. hot
bricks and red pepper, and now our
cholera man is on his feet again. We
have Moymon on board fresh from
Utah. He is a fine looking inteli-
gent man. Has only ten wives and
81 children lie has fallen desperate
ly in love with some of the ladies' on
board and actually wrote one of them
letter. begging the happy privilege
of making her bis 11th wife. Oh he
was eloquent about bis country, his
wives and his childreh--said they all
rode together in u large carriage drawn
by 16 horses--apd told this beautiful
young lady, if she would only go with
him he would make her perfec:
Queen.
Adieu, your old friend,
Guy MANNERING.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-29

All that we wonid say, could any poor
words Of ours convey the deep sorrow
with which we have penned these lines.
"A link Of the golden chain is brok-
en- A great heart has ceased to beat
Another heart is desolate.
$50 may he rest his faults lie gentle
ON him -
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,EvoLT At THE PlsusON4
FULL PARTICULARS.

About half past 10 o'clock yester'
day morning. seven convjcts at the
Penitentiary, made their escape
through the large gateway, at the East
side Of the Prison yard. These men
are all desperate characters, sentenced
for long terms, aud had undoubtedly
entered into plan Of concerted action,
SO as to overpower the guard, gener.
ally stationed there; and had it been
later in the day, or earlier; they might
have succeeded in making their as-
cape; but the alarm was given aud
citizens and others ca,ae 10 their res
cue. at once, and with the aid of two
or three Of the negro convicts engaged
about the brick yard, they succeeded
in capturing FIVE ia a very short time,
and two Of them who would not sur
render at the call, were pursued by the
guard--iired at, and taken after being
wounded. One--a man by the name
Of Charles Smith, was dangerously.
and II is thought mortally woanded
the shot took effect ia the lower part
Of the abdomen, in the thighs--this
man had made two other attempts, to
escape. lie is the same who in COM
panv with the notorious nr. Hines, a
few years ago, cut through the roof Of
the prison and made their escape down
a lightning rod, but who were traced
with dogs-trecd and starved into sub
mission. Snaith was persued nearly a
milc---from the prison to the lower
go mite road, before fired upon. lie
had to be taken back to d,e prison in
a cart. The other wounded man is
James Bowman, his wounds are not
considered dangerous. Early in the
pursuit Of the conyicts, negro who
joined in the chase, had his hat torn
into tatters from his head BY a random
shot from one Of the guard, but did
not receive any personal injury. The
discipline Of the prison requires that
each one. of these men, shall be fog
ged on the ladder, and ironed.
There are many evils attendent up
on, any and every system f purnish-
mcnt that can be adopted by govern
ment, in order to maintain the laws.
The fcnitentiary system Of this coun-
try fails to accomplish. that reorma-
tion, which It was originally designed
to work in the minds of the lawless
and derraved. In our own Peuitcn-
tiary. there are now (so we are told)
few men who have not served two
terms, and many who have been there
as often As three and four times. II
the design is, to work reformation
certainly reformation in the system
itself is called for
1E John Nell, alias Chas. Smith,
the convict shot in an attempt to cs.
cape from the Penitentiary, on Mon.
day, died yesterday, from his wounds.
JOHN SMITH AeAIN.-Tn the local
reports Of the Delta, we see that this
notorious individual has again come to
life, On Thursday morning last he
was found lying on the banquette, very
badly injured, having, according to
his own account been thrown out of
the second story window Of his board
ing house, No. 25 Girod street BY
four persons, who have been arrested
to answer.
New YoKK.-The soft she'll hard
bottom democrats, Of New York, have
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him he would make her d perfec:
Queen.
Adieu, your old friend,
Guy MANNERING.
ALL-SArNTs DAY.-This day week,
is the first Of November, day set aside
in the Catholic Almanac, for the OBJ
servance of a religious ceremony, than
which, there is none more beautiful
none that works upon the heart, such
an Heavenly influence. Were all re-
ligious observances alike consonant
with reason--were they all calculated
to produce a similar effect upon the
mind Of man, that the observance of
this day does; then no murmur would
ever escape our lips against any
Here, upon the Threshold Of winter
whilst the flowers Of spring time yet
linger, but droop their heads, the faith
er, the mother, the sister, brother and
friend, are called on, to 60 with flowers
to the tombs of the departed; and
there in silent but eloquent prayer, Of
fer devotions, to the Great Unseen
We need not the sermon, Of mere
man, on such an occasion, to unlock
the secret recesses of the heart; there
is eloquence in every thing about us
the silent tomb--the moss covered
monument--the fresh flowers wither-
ing, but to appear and reappear again
and again, in endless immortality F.; to.
gether with the silent tear of the weep
ing friend and relative of the dead,
tells such story, as no words can.
ANOTHER OMNIBus.-Our enterpri-
sing neighbor 'BEAL,' on Third ST.,
has put in regular motion, an Omni-
bus to run the town $ length. Its head
quarters up town. is to be the Harney
House, from which it will run down,
as far as the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Asylum, taking passengers the whole
distance, for half dime. Keep up
the Omnibus line for short time, and
it will create a necessity for its exis-
tence.
IVA friend at Clinton has our
thanks for the official vote in the
Seventh, District, for Judge, showing
Merricks Majority to be 81 votes.--
Some of the Democratic "twenty-four
Founders, below u.s." had their guns
super-charged with thribble F. to fire
If; so sanguine were they that VIC
:ory would be on the other side. The
Wing journals, are alike silent The
act is. that the victory was the victory
# the people, showing a new order of
hings. Recent elections, prove con-
'lusively that the power of demagogu-
SIN is at end-that the people will
lot, be governed by the mandates Of
lny party.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-29

NEW YoRK.-The soft shell hard
bottom democrats, Of New York, have
nominated Angus Schell for Mayor Of
The City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

The African force intended for service in Turkey will
from every regiment Of zouaves These Zouavcs
ceent troops for such service they combine the fierce
impetuosity irregular soldiers with the steadincss
Grinness and discipline of the line They already
OF the service they be employed on and
said to be eager for affair with the Muscovite who
will find in them such customers they have rarely
met with. friend who has been good deal In Africa
informs that the Zouaves do their business in the field
in a savage manner, and az proof that after
expedition nothing common than to see the
Zouayes returning TO quarters with Bedouins' heads
slung pole thrown over their shoulders like string
of onions
The accounts from walscha most deplorable. The
Russian protectors 1t seems treat the protected some
what in the same fashion the Spanish conquerors
treated tho Indians when they refused to work find
gold for their naughty masters. 1t has been already
stated that the Waachans have been 70 90 the
and that crowds of the peasants and farmers have fed
their homes have passed into Austria or have crossed
the Danube and Joined the Turks rather than submit to
the cruel imposed by their taskmasters My pre-
yous letters have Informed you that the inhabitants OF
several villages near the Danube had ned from their
and young girls should do the work imposed on them by
the troops. They refused Cossacks were sent among
them. The Cossacks were resisted by numerous body
Of peasants armed only with scythes clubs The &C.
neral told sent troops who inflicted them an
exemplary chastisement" If 10 believe the evil
Paris who is to have jinterview with the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and WHO, understand on or near
the spot the exemplary Establishment nothing less
than tbs massacre O. si woman as shla.ca c. three
villages In the neighborhood Of Giurgeyo.
The moment II was known that the English and French
squadrons had returned TO the Bosphorus division of
the Russian feet darted out and proceeded to attack
Fort st. Nicholas, (Chefket which had been taken by
The Turks but that the Russians were repused The let
tiers add that the caused the greatest sensation
at Constan,nople that conference held by the ad
mras and ambassadors and that II then determined
that cruisers should be permanently kept In the Black
Sea 10 prevent the repetition Of similar event. that
several steamers had already quilted the Bosphous
for the Black Sea and that the Turkish convoy
for Bstoum readyprobaby on the "a inst steam
squadron would accompany and protect from attack
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH DAY
RISES ..........6 81 NOON sETs 90 SO
sun SETS. 81 HIGH WATER. IL
Port Of New York, March 5, 1854.

ARRIVED.
ton morning Of 18TH with mdse and Mortmef
LIVINGSTON Experienced very heavy gales from Wsw to
rieS away part ashore o'clock
rs
port aSy, from es with
ms:s and % Iaas% Fss..ns;
with %s s'D. ss
ship WIN Tell Funk, havre Jan 81, with mdse and 49,
Ship SHIRLEY OF s.lsn SHELL M.n. Oct Is passed jay.
q HSps nsaas
ssSi Dsssss q New Bedford ssaSdinEs =. v.u,.,s
G,'i icy
cd BY the captain Of whaling bark Martha bedford
PIX asfi sSH1i s%s
ss a 1 , Ssn nc
ira Oct 20 and ST Helena Jan TO- with pepper to viii
Bark Hees Peterson, Cardsnss Feb 90 with sugar a.
hs a. . pss % se s &
Ion vessels house painted green and
Bark ysss westerly Sanders s. Marks,
john mssss second mate fiji overSosId
The bs. experienssa very heavy weather during tho
.Ss his Xxx New Orleans
Ts s with &. sS:sss sSiis
reported In Distress supposed taken on
Fss lat SO s. spoke bark Johnson Of Scars
Bark Rhone Moore New Orleans Is days with sugar 40
TO Nelson Son. Has been three days Of Bsrnsgat
Brig Gaetano utaD, Petrousri Catana, 50 days with
fruit TO Stalker Co. Experienced heavy weather
sd ss boston
80 Sfs sapp
her with two casks watcr some bread &c:
Brig Loano (Sard, Lavnagna, harsellcs- "a days, with
mdfc. to order.
Brig Ellen (of Batimore) Young GuaxAma PR, "A days
with sugar, &c, TO Agurre Galway
Brig Triad OF Easport) Wooster GAyama, PR, IS days
with supnr aud moiasses DE orrest Was eiSh,
days Of Barpegst three days Lower Bay and hs.
Brig u McGivry tof sesxsporp, Crockett Neuyi.as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

On Friday, Marcs g. CHARLES W. Carl.
On Saturday, March 4, ADoIPH NIEMAXY, OF consump.
ton, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
afternoon at three O'clock from his late residence
Washington street. north Of First Hoboken His remains
win be taken to Bergen Cemetery
On Saturday, March 4, MARY, wife of Henry Smith.
The friends and acqaintanccs of the family are re.
quested TO attend her funeral, this afternoon at
On Saturday, March JAMES SHToH late leader Of the
American Brass Band, In the 35th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance also the members of Be-
ncvolent Lodge No i. A. NJ, Enterprise Lodge No. 80
l. O. 0. f., Musical Fund and the Musical Mutual Protec
ton Assocation, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral tomorrow, at twelve O'Clock M from his late
residence, 3eG Broome street His remains win be CON
veyed 10 Greenwood for interment.
On Saturday, March 4, in Williamsburg, ELLEN wife Of
Evander Berry, and daughter Of Obadiah Newcomb, In
the 36th year o. her age
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at half past two
O'Clock from the Reformed Dutch Church, corner Of
Fourth and South Second streets Williamsburg
On Saturday, March 4, in Newark, N. j.. after long
and severe Illness Col JOHN j. PLUME in the 6Sth Of
his age.
His relatives and friends, and those of his sonin
Gershom Lockwood also the members OF the Society o.
the Cincinnati invited to attend his funeral without
from the sceor Presbyterian Church, Washington street.
Newark Cars will leave New York at three o'clock
On Sunday. March r, Miss MARY A. MKIKDy, aged IL
wears, months and days
Her remains will be Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
this day At O'Clock PM, from the residence Of Mr.
Her friends and scquanances arc invtedo attend with
On SATURDAY., March RAcuAM ASS daughter Of Samuel
r. And Rachael pemarest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
Her.ld DT.r,ne Corre~uondeuee.

- Herald Marine Correspondence.
xINGsT0N a. Feb 2s-A,r 18th sehr 0lhis Bes5ss:
low do; 10Th bark Lueinda Sears Heard do; 1 sohE
Wsthsrsl swan, DO; 18Th bark W Bodgett waite, DE-
Chsstns Homer NYork; 1stA star Psokafd, Gaia; see
Falmouth 18th schrs Arabella, Look Wilmington.
Ped Baitimers l6th brig Martha KiAsmans
Art = HOnssso Bay 18th, bark Neptune Br, wynau.
Aatanxas; Mary Dale MarshnAn, Cisnfuseos HnnsceSH
veacoch Pernsmbuco Jan 50; Wysndotts, 0roton, NOT
!sr Hsytt NYofn schls ranlis Hs.ston N0fssa. Dsva
Martha Wnghtington Wrghtingtoa, Fall River; b 6SI.
nard, Pitcher, Cisnfusgcs ID days:
lth-Ceared steamship Virginia. Teal, Richnond; ha9
Gem Nichssson Boston brig Gray Eagle. kslly Nxssk:
NBsdford; WIN r Corbtt, Hewitt NYork; john HaFrS.
Jarman NYork Geo Hoffman, Nckerson Boston; CLARK,
TO Norwich, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

AL to which The vast preparations in waachia evidently
tendo force the Danube in the direction Of widdin II
ought not to be forgotten for moment that the Emperor
o. Russia has not ceased to concentrate his force in Little
Nalaehia And everything confirms me In the belief
that he preparing to strike terrible blow In that d
rrcton and then, his prestige regained and his
yope satisfied, he may, in his 'magnAnmity" terrfy
Turkey into treating alone with him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

FRoM-Hosptal, Bellevue, g. Penitentiary Blackwell's
Island, /; Smallpox, Backwell's Island, s; Lunatic
Asylum Backwels island, 2; Bloomngdale Asylum for
Insane, l. Wards Island, 40; Juvenile Asylum, i st.
vincents Hospital A. City Hospital q Alnfshouse Black
ored Home Hospital, 10; colored persons, H.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, March A. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county of New York. from the 25th day
of February to the 4th day Of. March, 1854.
Men, 81; women, or boys, 167 girls, 14s total, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Married.
On Friday February a. in this city, by the Rev. DR..
Burchard, EenERT W. ROGERS, of New York, to Miss
ELEANOR A. TAYLOR, of Newark, N. j.
On Saturday March A. at the Church of st. Vincent of
Paul, by the Rev. T. Chaveter Mr.. BARSARDo LAsrAYo
Of Cadz, SPAIN to Miss LOUISA FEuaRR, of New York
On Saturday evening" March 4, at 40 Franklin street.
by Alderman Henry H. Howard, Mr. JAMES Smith to Miss
ANNA MARIA IEAvY all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Telegraphlc Marine Heportss
NEW ORLEANS, March 5-Arr ship Hortsnsia Bsstsa.
BOSTON 6-Arr brig Hy Leeds Cardsnas sshr =
Sawyer, Tayal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Z. ! &. 4. I !: FL s S::ss Y.
= III bi.ss. 1sS s. q. ryss Psa Shssi. szis1-
- 8: ri. 9! S. s:s s::s ga, s.x -
Sshf rsessk Henry wystt, Baiti1ors d days Exp.f.
., ssa' r.:i:: vs.saas1. cksfisss:. dsyA s
sshs sls1skth.g 81, Mason. xerfslk.
ees n 1slesr, winn, virGnia
ssSl y.Es.ss Ssi.sr,. bfs ss.x s:ss: sS ri.
ss sSs q Nishsrscs. Chss., BsssoS. days
eehs 2anavha Smith, Eoskiand.
hs fssi:sso1 s Sc, rnasi ss = a s:y r.v,.
oioop Ereder1ek Brown, Gardner. Providcncs day1.
sss9nship GLASGOW arr yesterday len Glasgow 70
HR.zvhExD.Sehr 1msline. Miner henes for rebis -
"a Feb lol miles SSE Of Sandy Hook whs isyiSs = ~
bSxsprit Aging aad everything astseksd HsscS
on Cape May IN ~ athoms water passed BRIG sunHoI -
BE- the Majol Rnggod befors rspors With -
mainns Ringing over the stern full o. end ehale
The Z Was towed to the city By stsantlg Wave.
BELOW.
Fr clipper ship St Joseph Cssaln, Havrs Feb with ndss
and passengers, to Lane West.
Also, ons bark and brig In the Bay, and sAie
three barks and three brigs o6Shors.
SAILED
steamship Baltic from w Spit ct AN, Liverpool -
lsasc Wright, do
Wind ct sunset NNw and fresh.
Telegraphlc Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6-Arr ship Hortsnsia Bsstsa-
BOSTON March SArr brig ny Leeds, Cardsaas sehr ,
Sawyer Tayal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

At any rate II any recurrence Of the attacks made 6y
the Russian naval the coast Of Anatoa should
take place after territory has been formally taken
under the protection of England and France such
event would impose very heavy responsibility those
who have directed the movements OF the Hests and We
trust the Admirals well that their Rrst
duty to hold exclusive possession Of the Black Sec by
any means in their power.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-05
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

eItA--S=-4, from the old stand to. the West end
V1,Eets-.1z@ss of JOHN street, ION the corner of
John and Raleigh streets,) leading to the winches-
ter Turnpike, where lam now prepared to fill all
orders in my line of business with promptness
and despatch, and on very reasonable terms, as
desire to give fall satisfaction to all who may ia
vor me with their custom. All work built to or
der, insured for one year-accidents excepted
Thankful for past favors and DESTROYS to retain
your patronage, invite you all to my establish
ment and examine quality and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere NEIL ALLEN
jan 10, 1852 Corner of John and Raleigh SIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-05
AGENCY.
MICHAEL NOURSE.

hiE ana for many years Chief Clerk in the
Ia oihee OF the Register of the Treasury. will
attend 70 the procuring Bounty Land Warrants,
.ensiohs haii-pay, &c; to the settlement of claims
before Congress and the several Departments; to
. .he purchase SALE and transfer of Stock, and to
the receipt of unclaimed interest.
Extra pay to Officers and Crews of the un;tea
States Navy in the Pacific during the Mexican
REFERENCE TO
Elisha whittlesey, Esq, Comptroller Of Treasury
Nathan Sargent Esq, late ssegister of Treasury
5ohn wilson, Commissioner Of the Land Office .
The Mayor of Washington.
Messrs. Riddle Il Bro, Martnsburg.
Messrs. Corcoran g. Riggs, and
in Washington and Georgetown.
Washington, may rs, 1858.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-05
DIR. w. p. WITHER OW ,
Dental Surgeon.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens O
III Martinsburg and vicinity, that QM
he has removed his Office to Main IN Zj5.a
Street, one door North Of Hesletine's 4IIYy
Drug Store. My friends win please notice that
will be absent from Martinsburg during the fol
lowing months Of eaca year: June, September
December and March.
N. B.--l warrant my operations.
REFEaEScEs.
D II. Conrad, Esq, R. Mcsberry, NJ. D
G. J. Faulkner, d Murphy,
Z. p. Hunter, E. B. Pendleton, I"
Martinsbure. April 90 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-05
NEW SUPPLY OF JEWELRY.

QAA PIECES OF GOLD JEWELRY
OVO embracing Breaslpins. Earrings
Finger-rings. Spring Lockets. Ever pointed
Pencils, Slides. Snaps for Armlets, Bracelet
Clasps, Cuff Pins, &c., &c. These goods
have been selected with care. and are warrant
ed TO be what they are represented, and shall
be sold cheap and al a reasonable ADVANCE
We shall be glad TO show them to all who may
be:in want, as we are confidem they can please
themselves. For sale by
Nov. l6. 1858. VIM. DORSEY.