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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01
For Constable.

WYE are authorized to announce ELIAS
w STILWELL as candidate for the Office
Of Constable, in District No. ?, at the Election in
May next. 'g-
Mr.. Sicgficd-You will please announce Lee
vi v. HENNEN rs candidate for the office Of
Constable in District No. Electromagnetic county,
by request of MANY VOTERS.
% We are requested toannounce Mr..
EDWIN CLARE as a candidate for Consta-
Bile in District No.2, at the election to take
place in May next. Feb. q.
We are requested 10 announce the name
Of JOHN WOLF, as candidate for Consta.
bic in District No. 2, Mononealia county, at
the ensuing election. March %.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01
Grape Vine Roots,

OF one years growth, from The Vineyard
of MIR. Thomas White, near Wheeling, may
be had on early application at the Office Of
the Mirror.
Those who wish to cmbellsh their yards
and gardens, and 20 provide supply of de.
licions fruit for the table, at vary small
expense, will do we'll to embrace the present
opportunity. Just now is good time 10
transplant them. March II.
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procrastination is the thief Of Time.

-
Delay is dungerous-ncglcct that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hope of recovery will
be lost to you forever. Let not any pccuniary
consideration deter you from trying to save your
life and health while there is chance. Con-
sumption is annually sweeping off thousands to
tho tomb; no disease has bafled the skill ofphy-
sicians like 1t; no physician, perhaps, has done
moro for tho cause ofsuiIering humanity than Dr..
Wistar. can ounce Of preventive is worth
mound Of cure - therefore, before your lungs be-
como liberated, and SO diseased that no human
means can save you from an early grave, try IN
season, try nj once, a medicine which has been OF
such infinite value to tliousands-obtaln bottle
Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, take it,
get another &c necessary, perseyorc in using it
until you have removed the disease entirely,
which if neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Has, until within few years, been generally
considered incurablc, although many medical
men Of tho highest standing, among whom we
might mention Laennc and his friend Bayle-both
distinguished authors--admit that this dreaded
disease may DO cured, even in its advanced sta
res, when tho lungs arc not completely disorgan-
lied. Tho remedy which we now offer,
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry,
not only cmanates from regular Physician, but
has been well tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended, with entire success.
" See advertisement. lSl-4t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff:

Mr.. Elitor,-Pleasc announce E. P.
FITCH as Candidate for the Office Of Sher.
in Of Monongalia county, at the election TO
be- held OIL the 4th Thursday in May next,
Jan. rs. 5 MANY VOTERS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01
For Commissioner of the Revenue.

WE are requested 10 announce the name
of JACOB HOLLAND as candidate for
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the East.
ern District of Monongalia county, at the
ensuing election. Feb. 81.
We are authorized 10 announce MICHA-
Ell CHALFANT as a candidate for Commits.
sioncr Of the Revenue for the Eastern Dis.
trict Of Monongalia, at the general election
in May next, by MANY FRIENDS.
Mr.. Siegfried-Please announce SIMEON
R. SUMMERS, as candidate for Commits.
sioper of the Revenue for the Western Dis.
trct Of Monongalia County, at the election
in May next.
Mr.. Siegfried-Please announce Will.
LIAM w. LAZZELL, us candidate for
Commissioner of the Revenue for the Yves.
tern District of Monongalia County, at the
election in May next.
Mr.. Edilor,-Please announce BENJA.
MIN +. MILLER as q candidate for Com.
missioner of the Revenue for the Eastern
District Of Monongala county, at the gener-
al election in May next. Feb. 81, 1854.
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N OTICE!

THE undersigned Guardian of Robert
Travis, minor about II years of age, here,
by cautions all persons not to trade or make
contracts with the said minor, as will not
pay any such contracts unless made with my
consent in writing, Having been troubled
with suits for debts improperly contracted,
l am compelled to give This notice. 49,.
OLIVER T. TRAVIS.
March IS, 1854. 3tp
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oBITUARY ".


D.sp-on tho 9th inst, at tho resi-
dence of his fa,herin West Morgantown,
Mr.. WIS.,. ASHFORD FINNELL, in the
35,h year of his age; having very pa
,ien,ly endured the suffering of linger-
ing illness of many weeks. The de-
ceased from his gentlemanly dcport-
ment, high moral sense of honor, &c,
was much esteemedby all who enjoyed
his intimate acquaintance. II. i.
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I9aarrtf0:o

March 10Th, by the Rev. VIM. Hunter,
Mr.. JAMES r. DEMl'TT, of Miami county,
Ohio. and Miss HARRIET CooMBS, of this
borough. RIA, s.- /.
On the Solh March, by the Rev. B. Tson,
MI. GUY HENDERSON, and Miss MAR.
GARET JOHNSON.
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GREAT SBARGIaIN!.

HRS Mary Brooke desires 10 selfhef.
valuable piece Of LAND, containing l9s
Acres, lying on the Monongahelativer, one
mile below Morgant6wn. There is agood
Dwelling, House thereon, good fruit and 6ih-
er conyeniences, making the property boih.
desirable and pleasant. For ternsenquire Of.
w. 4. WillEY, Esr.of Morsantown, who
is hereby appointed Agent TO negotiate The
sale, and toProcnfsti,lelfo Mis-. Brooke,
when sale is made. lH " Y ~
d y. c. BROOKE, Atty =
Jan. 30, 1854. 10 fact fot Mary Brooke
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

"t MARCh 20, loo4.
CATTLE.-There wero offered 800 head
Of beef cattle. 800 were sold at $3.50 to
$50 on hoof: equal to 50 TO 1875 net.
HOGS $50 10 6,25. -]'.''-''
Flour, SOU
Rye do. $500 to so
Corn meal, 3,S7ito +,l2
Grain, wheat, $50 to ls4 cents per bush
Corn, new white, 7Oa72c. do
new yellow, 7sa75c. do
Oats, Pennsylvania, AZ to 80 cents.
Rye, Maryland, s6a9o 8"
Coffee, II to II cts, per Id
Molasses, per gallon, 22a to 81.
Syrup, do 25 to 2s.
Sugar, OF auction, s4.65 to 4.95 per 100
pounds. us a- -.
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ATTENTION.!

The MoNoNGALIA BLUES will parade
in The Courthouse yard on Saturday tho Is
Of April, at o'clock, ?. NJ, fully equipped
for dill, dressed in winter uniform. A full
attendance is required, as there will be
Captain and other officers TO elect
BY order, A. E. THORN, Adjs'
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE TOTALLY ECLIPSED IN 1854
BY THE GRAND EXHIBITION OF NEW GOODS 1T ~
Carr. Hanway 81 Co.'s.


burning length received ana
exhibit formerly
Summer Goods extensively anu
fully assorted, follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods of all shades and descriptions, VIZ
Bc Chan agcs and beautiful variety PLAN ama nSS
mi hosiery as Silks plain figured silk Lawn and Straw
BOnncs, at all prices from 25 cts to 50 90 each
In the Genlemen department VIC have we think, any thing ey
Cashmere Cloths Boots Shoes coeonades &C &C. .
olandc Boachcd and MUSLNs
CHARGE the first purchase
GREAT BARGANS"
hanu,
call Goods thereby %
c.
lbrgartown, March 80, 1851 III CARR, HAWAI- oo !
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THE MARKETS.
MnRGANToWN, Anil

,ts MoRGANToWN, April !
FLoUR-Sells at $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-125 cents per busllel.
CORN-60 ("
OATS-371-2 f" (! I'd"
POTAT0ES-75 F" j"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls l2a cents.
TALLOW-12 cents peflb.
BAC0N-S cents, r-as
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Rush Creek township, Fairfield Co,

Va.
Dear Sir;A / consider thst my life has bceh
greatly prolonged by being cured of Consumption
by the use of Dr. IHistar's galsahi Of Hfild Char
ry, will state the symptoms ofmy case, that
others similarly afflicted may be induced 10 ny
this invaluable reficdy. experienced great dii.
ficulty in breathing; had tho hectic fSver with
violent tiashes Of heat and frequent cold chils,
with severe pain in my side and breast, accompa.
nicd by very bad cough; was very restless at
nights, and had great night sweats, iperspiring, I
should say; at least two gallons a night, wetting
tho bed completely through. / had not been a.
ble,to work for years. Bull was mach emaeiat-
ed, and almost helpless when commenced using
Ipistar's B1isam Of Wa Cherry. l have nsed
in all y bottles, and ain now free from dill those
complaints, for my health Is good. lss'is 9,'s
! am now 55 years old, add have hSt, taken2,ahnty
OF tho Balsam since 1919, because my health e
so good as not TO require any medicine. BptifI
should have any return ofamy former symptoms, I
should use Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. I'D
procured tho medicine of Aressrs. Fall, & Nc,
Ctacken, your agents in lancaster, Ohio. 80
9. 500 ilIss iA ROBERT sANDERS0N.. y 3
Tho genuine Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has a fac simile ofthe signature of Henry Wistaf,
N. D., Philadelphia, and .Sanford s. Park" oii Z
finely executed steel engraved wrapper No \
other can be genuine.
III Price Slper bottle-sis bottles for s..
Sold by J.D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets. z
entrance on Walnut street-tS whom Ill ofderd
must be addressed, IA
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Last but not Least |!

Mr.. Siegfried-Please announce SAMUEL
HOWELL, as q candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the Eastern District Of
Monongalia county, at the election in May
next, u4 tt
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01

Farmers, il you wish to buy an hundred lbs.
or barrel Of Sugar or Molasses, Circus call.
Mr.. Rogers will leave in day or two for Phil
adcIphia and New York to purchase Dry, Goods
for the Spring sales, and he has had considerable
experience in tho business We think his sclec-
tons will suit the tastes Of the most iastidious.
Intending to do PAY DOWN business, We
do not make any calculations for losses by sell
ing at high prices, but will sell at tho lowest
figures. 49,. .,-qt
Our motto is (" Short profits and quick retarns."
Call and sccus, friends, before purchasing else
whero-wc study to please.
ROGERS FoGLE.
Morgantown, Va, March II, 1854.
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Durbannah Tannery.

The undersigned hereby returns his
thanks to a generous public, for tho liberal pa
tronugc heretofore bestowed upon him, and would
also inform his old customers, as well as those
who wish to become new ones, that he still car
RIGS on tho Tanning business at his old stand in
Durbannah, opposite the Foundry ofWm. Lazier,
ESQ.,, near Morgantown, Va, where he keeps on
hand all kinds Of LEATHER usually tanned in
this country. lie has now tanned large lot Of
Hips, which he will be happy to finish to order
GEO. III. REAY.
February 8, 1854. ss3 sm
P. ST. also find it necessary to call
on those who arc indebted 10 mo to call inmoli-
atcly and make payment, as | need the money
and must have it G.M.R.
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COMMUNICATIONS Snllrrn;b,c.,

Robert Sanlsrson, Justice Of the,P eaeein Rush
rcek township, Fairfield ,coanty, Ohio, and bro
her OF I" Major General .saplerson, =, IN officer
in the war of 1879, cured Of CONSUMPTION by tho
use ofsWistar's Dalsam Of Wild Cherry! -
~ p,sL ,f,...t -. N: 4. .gnI;4 -
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.YEDTCl.gA C.aR 6'.l

DRs. WILEY & DUNN,
HAvING associated themselves IN tho prac.
Ill stice Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens of,Morgan-
tewn and vicinity.
DIR. WILEY is well known to this commu-
nifty. DIR. UNSisreccHtly from East Of the
Mountains. aud has been engaged in the practice
OF Medicine for twenty-five years. He would
respectfully refer 70 the following professional
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PITTSBURG,P A.,2lf
A RE now in receipt of their Spring Supply.
IA. Their Stock of Foreign Hardware was Sc.
lccted directly from the Manufacturers by one Of
tho firm recently in Europe, purchased on tho
best CASH TERMS which enables them to offer
inducements to Dealers, and assure customers of
their ability and disposition to supply them with
goods at The lOtrest prices. 81
We would respectfully invite Western MGR
chants who buy in the Eastern Markets to an er-
animation Of our stock, knowing our peculiar
facilities for procuring goods give US advantages
with the assurance 10 defy competition from any
quarter. '-''
We arc constantly making additions to our
Stock. Among our assortment may DO found tho
following: -
90 casks Chains, 500 ioz. Axes,
8 hnyils, 81 cases Cast and Sheer
10 F" Spring and To- Steel,
bic Cutlery, 80 Bays Horse Nails,
Z {" Spencer's Files, is kegs wro't do
500 doz grass scythcs, 60 boxes Screws,
250. doz corn do q 10 gross Scythe stones,
300 doz Sneathcs, 20 f" 90 Rifles,
ESQ doz hay & manure Backsmth's Bellows,
forks, Vices and screw plates,
800 doz Coal and Canal Gun barrels and Gun
Shoycls, Trimmings,
100 doz Shades, .t Carpenters Tools,
$50 doz Hoes, Mill and cross.cut Saws,
r. ALSO,
Il large and artll selected stock ofSdddlery
.Hardwarc and Trunk Trimmings.
March II, 1854.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-01

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HousE-Estnb-
lishcd 90 years ago by DR.. KlNKELlN, corncr Of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce & Pine,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. .-tI
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A CARD.
sLACKwATEIs AT LASH!

MOrgantown, March II, 1904. saS-4 .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
Agricultural.
IrFEcr or HAIR ON GRASS.

The New York Tribune says A few
years ago the purchasers OF hogs hair at Terre
Haute, Ind, carried it out upon the prairie
and spread it on tho grass to dry. This was
in the fall and winter. After being washed By
the rains il was raked up, leaving q portion
sticking in the grass In the spring this was
the earliest green spot. and continued to be
the sweetest. az was proved BY the cattle re
sorting there to feed. BY and by one Of
them died, then another, and another though
apparently fat and healthy. ben one was
opened to ascertain the cause Of death, and
afterwards others for curiosity. 10 the stom
achs Of those that had fed most upon this
hair MANFRED spot. were found two OF three
dozen hair balls; such as we used TO be told
when a boy were witch balls" We have
seen them three inches 10 dismater and solid
az it is possible to compact hair togetber.--
Tho calamity grew so serious that the owners
o. cattle had to plough up the ground and
turn under the sod and its rich manurioc,
which continued to show its effects for years.
Hair balls are often found in the stonachs
Of cattle on the farm, from morbid appetite,
eating their own or another animals g or when
the swine have been butchercd; and perhaps
ofteaer produce death than is imagined To
prevent accidents. let all the hair be plowed
under 1T is very valuable manure
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
PLEASURE.


Blessed he tie hand t1at prepareth a
pleasure for child for there is no saying
when and where it may again bloom FORTH
Does net almost everybody remember some
kind hearted man who showed him kindness
10 the quiet days of his childhood The
writer of this recolects himself at this mo
mont, as bare footed lad, standing at the
wooden fence of poor little garden 10 his
native village, vita longi ng eyes be gazed
on the flowers that were blooming there qui-
ctly in the brightness Of Sunday morning.
The possessor came forth from his little cot
tase-he was a wood cutter by trade-and
spent the whole week at work 10 the woods.
lie was come into his garden TO gather flow
ers to stick into his coat when he went to
church He saw the boy, and breaking oil
the most beautiful Of his caruations--it was
strcaked with rcd aud white--gaye it to him.
Neither the giver or receiver spoke word !;
and with bounding steps the boy ran home !;
and now. here at vast distance from that
name after so many events of SO many years,
The feelings Of gratitude which agitated the
breas, Of that boy expresses itself on paper,
The carnation has long since wi thered, but
now 4 blooms airesb. Douglas Jerrold.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
TOMATO cArsuP.

The following recipe fo- this pleasant and
valuable condinent has been handed us by a
geutleman who has tried it and says it will
do. As be knows what is good as well as
most people. we give it without hesitation to
the cooking public:
"One gallon skinned tomatoes, four table,
spoonfuls Of black pepper, four table spoonfuls
Of salt, three table spooniu!s of mustard, one
table, spoonful Of allspice eight pods of red
pepper. Contents ground fne, smered slowly
ia vinegar in a bcllmettlc kettle three or four
hours and strained through wire sieve and
bottled close SO much vinegar is to be used
as to leave half gallon of liquor when the
nrocosa ia fvor ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30

n WOULD beg leave to call the attention Of
n my customers and the public generally TO
my new stock Of GROCERIES, consisting in
part of very superior Brown, Loaf, Lump and
Crushed Sugars; first quality Rio Coffee,
cheap Teas Of all sorts and qualities New
Orleans Cuba, Mucuvado Moasses, NJ York
Syrup, very fine, and Golden do; Rice, Mus
lard. Cheese. Cinnamon, Extract of Coffee,
Starch, Salt fine and ground Alum; Soda,
Water, and Sugar Crackers, Mackerel, Pepper
Salt, &C., Alspiee and Spices OF every sort and
kind CASTLE, Rosin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe-
rial Oil
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Bloomer Combs,
a new article Splendid Portmonies, Fancy
Wallets, Pocket Books. &c., Hooks and Eyes,
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings,
Watch KEYS, Lead and Slate Pencils, and
thousand things useful and ornamental. Pts
tolls, double and single barreled also fine
lot Of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man. Lever and detached Lever Watches
90 Rose Hair OIL; Cotognes; Essences, DIFF
fercnt kinds; OIL Of LIN on; Balsam of Life;
British Oil; Street. Oil; Castor Oil, and No. 6
all IN viais 10 suit purchasers.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot of assorted Candies, Shelled Al
monds, soft Shelled do, French, English and
American Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Ralsns and
Lemons, and Newark Cide' very fine.
Tobacco and Segars.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 to so
els. per h.; Segars oil all sorts; Snuffs OF diC
ieren, kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day, "a hour, and Alarm Clock OF eve
ry pattern, quality and price. Come and see
and you will be sure to buy-all warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
May 25. 1858.
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- SS
CHARCOAL FOR SWINE.

1t is perhaps not generally Known that one
Of the best articles that can be given TO swine
while in preparation for the tub, is common
charcoal The nutritive properties are so
great that they have subsisted on it without
other food for weeks together Geese con
iued so as to deprive them of motion and
fattened on three grains of corn per day aud
as much charcoal as they can devour, have
become fat in eight days. The hog eats 70
raciously after a little time, and is never sick
while he has good supply. 1t should al
ways be kept in the sly. and be fed to the iu-
mates regularly. like all other food.
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- -
REMEDY FOR TO0THACHE.

The London Lancet which is considered
good authority in such matters, states that a
mixture of two parts of the liquid ammonia
of commerce with Que of some simple tincturo,
is recommended as a remedy for tootbaeho.
so often uncomfortable A piece Of lint is
dipped into this mixture, and then introduced
into the cerious tooth, which Immediately
stops the paiu 1t is stated to be eminently
successful, and in cases is supposed to act by
reatraliEing an acid product il the decayed
toath-
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POISONED SHEEP.

Dr. Banks uses mixture Of about three
parts chamber lye to one part liquid camphor
Drench as .so0n as the sheep gets down.
When the camphor is not at hand, he some
times uscs the urine alone. lie has cured
cases for me that | regarded as hopeless. -
There ear De ne harm aud not much trouble
nor expense ia trying it. All that try it as
successfully as have, will hardly ever try
anything else, says correspondent in the
Touufru Geutle1a1n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
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10 MAKE FRUIT-pIES.

. No under-cnrSt should be made to apple
os any fruit, pie. 1t is always heavy ard
net ft to eat Place narrow rim of paste
arosnd the edge of the plate, aud Gil with the
fruit, either raw or stewed, aud cover it
The juices will be retained much better, and
win save sight of -four and butter, which is
no triEng consideration in these days, aud
what is of more consequence. save dyspep-
sia, which costs more After cutting, they
ARE taken out with spoon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
lL=l
Corner OF King Street and the Public Square,
MAIsTINSBUIto, VA.

Corner bIhL street ana uptsS ''1"'N >
AsAIiTINSBJItG, VA.
TEIIIE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks
n to her friends and the public, for their
past liberal encouragement and respectfully
soicits a continuance oil the same. She has
committed her House and business concern ed
with it 10 Mr. William Pendleion, and he
pledges himself that nothing shall be wanting
TO make the United States Irotel pleasant
and agreeable home 10 the traveller and guest
The House will always be provided with at
tentiye Servants and faithful Osters. The
Bar and the Table supplied with the best The
marke, will afford Passengers from the Rail
Road will always iud Porter al the Cars to
convey them and their baggage to the House
free oil charge.
eJ-Boarders taken by The day, week. month
or year, on moderate terms.
April 10, lSJ4-tt. MARY Oi)hN.
~ esprit OF Jefferson" CharIestown;
sVireinian." Winchester; and "Hetald and
Torch - Hanerstown copy 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

.EIEGa d., from the old stand to the West end
L 3 ks.es al.s of JOHN street, Ton the corner of
John and Raleigh streets,l leading to the Winches-
ter Turnpike, where am now prepared TO fill all
orders in my line of business with promptness
and despatch, and on very reasonable terms, as /
desire to give full satisfaction to all who may ia
yor me with their custom All work built to or
der insured for one year-acoidents 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. 13, 1852. ICorner ofJohn and Raleigh SIS