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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
WARREN TON SPRINGS.

WARRENTON SPRINGS, Va, July l6, 1855.
Leffe, from Warrenfon Sw1ngs-Ihsy are Mo-
CLOSED, but More Saiubrlous and Popular Than
Erer.
In . letter purportipg to bs written from the
Greentrisr Springs, Virginia. and published in tie
HERALD Of Sunday, Q statement is made that CALI
for immediate contradiction.
The writer, amongst other matters Of gossip, which
are introduced merely for the purposs of covering
the only design Of his letter, aud Of giving II
an air of business narrative, ststes that "the
Wsrrenton Virginia SpriDgs) had been closed for the
season, not in consequence Gas had been reporte Of
smallpox breaking out there, but because disease
similar TO the plague had made il appearance"
assure you that the whole statsmeat is an un
mitgated unt.ufh, and totally without Foundation.
The health of Warrenton Springs aud sill the ada.
cent region has been uninterrupted. NJ disease Of
any kind has prevailed pes prevail there. The
position is elevated and saubrous 1t lies in sigh,
of the Blue Ridge mountains which extend through
several States shd lost ia the Safe Of Georgia
II is we'll known that In is49, when the chole
ravsged the seaboafd, and the Legislators OF Vic
ginis forced to leave Richm ond the capital o.
Virginia, the Warrenton Springs were selected az
their place of adjournment. No polnt 10 the State
has greater attraction tor its pure and salubrious
atmosphere. Although il has been crowded with
visiter every summer TOT twenty years. there has
never appeared Al fhsse springs, OF in the country
where located, cholera, smallpox, or sov epidemic
which has ourged other less wholesome localities.
The m lice with which some person pursuss these
springs has no bounds. He hrst rum ors in Peters.
burg (vs.) paper, that the smallpox prevailed
here and row, In q most business like manner
woll sto5 IN dce o;ve he renorts thr oh o,-
olumns that tie springs are closed, because the
plsg ne has appeared there.
Not one syllable of either report is true The
place il open for vis'ten; n, disease of a1y kad
walls there ard every preparation I, deligat aad
entertain the largest company has bseu made
CoRBrs BAKER.
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Oar Schuyler County Correspondence.
BURDErr, SCHUYLER Co, July IL, 1855
-Affen,N 10 Murder a Famiiv.

-4ffemp 10 Murder Famiiy.
Mrs. woodtord. q very worthy lady, and family,
residing near this plsce. barely escaped death by
poison, on Sunday, the ssh instant. Ga returning
from church, Mrs. woodiord proceeded to prepare
dinner, tsstins several tim,s Of some sugar which
bad been used before, and bsen LET. on table ia
the room during church. She soon began to fes,
unwell, With q tsndeny to vomis. bat did not
suspect the true c,ase. The family ate lettu %
and cherries on which some of the SANE sugar was
used. and were also seIzei With severe ausea and
vomiting, which led them to suspect they had been
poisoned. Medical aid was obtained, which f,rtu.
nasely Vas successful. The sugar. on being exa-
mtneo. was found TO cootain q large quality OF
corrosive sublimste. The perpetrators o, tl,s mur-
3erous attempt have not ~ Jet been clearly dis
covered. T.
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The New York Daily Press,

Opsn handed, tir competition 10 che manage.
Dent OF newspaper, as In other protest. ons,
CONNIE noabie, and LEADS to advance nent Nor Is !.
smart reJonder or quick repartee Objectionable;
but when an editor, 0baby OF vi Dos Of the sue ,ess
Of rival, descerds t. low personal ebuse Aad
black gnardis usder the delusion that his readers
regaro his Efforts as e6ui;ions of wit aud talent,
he not only itsults them, but fools himself and dis
graces the profession OF the journa las.
The stereotvped attacks OF the New York Times
snd Tribune upon the HERALD have "becoms fiat,
stale and Improbable" nor do they In the least
setm TO produce the desired effect OF "ex,ingush.
ingr that Journal, even reducing its circulation
TO a ievei with thsh own figures.
The last attempt of the kind that we have noticed
appeared in the Times Of toe llth INST. Lieut..
Governor Raymond incuises in few of those choice
and elegant epithets OF Satan sitting for h q
portrait "our satanic Contemporary" "the devil =
&c, a., and upon his theme manages to dole
out tearly q column OF leading mstter for his
neral paper. Benefits success-the 81 900 daily
circulation, and the publication OF tbs facs In the
HsR.Lp-seems 20 be tie provocad,n for the ANA k.
Nor does the amiable Lieutenant Governor condne
himier 70 the editor Of the HERALD, bat lets fly q
broad side Of canister and grape into the ranks Of
tho Thousands and tens Of thousands Of toe readers
of that Journal.
Hear him -
It Is hardly necessary that we should chsr.eserizs
tueh brszen erontery but canaot well help abiding
20 such cool and confident exhibition OF an ambush
reliance the sullibty aud helpless mbechsy Of a
class of readers whom such bslderth be offered
with mpanity. But the Hysn.D Knows the tastes and
capacities OF its readers doubt, and a1Aps itself TO
their erstsndrgs.
We are one of the readers of the HERALD. We
oft< rely upon that Journal particularly fot our fo-
reicn items; nor do We think we are gulled,h or
display imbsc,lityn in selecting 1t in preference TO
titker the fSmes or Tribune, and It Ia evident tn 1t
the public thinks as we do Ia conclusion, we sug
ge.t that the best plan TO put down the HERALD,
and complete the success Of ia rivals W oud be TO
PRINT better and cheaper paper. Tryit. It iss
suier way thar an indulgence ia Bllingsgate aud
bsckg IN srdism. --Huds,n ". W Gazette, July IA.
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PLArss.- The Van Buren, (Atk.) In,etHgencer, OF
the 29ih ul,., says: AN expedition TOR the Plains
left Font Gibson, erokee Nation, the 22d ins..,
consisting of tnree companies Of the 7th Infantry,
LAUNDERING about $50 officers aud mea, under the
command Of Lieut.. Cclone! r. Morrison, 7th Irfao-
Try. The other officers arc Assistant Surgeon J. +.
Ghisen, United States Army; Brevet Major X. q.
Gathn; Captains Henry Little and c. A. Humber;
Lieutenant E. J. G. Amory and Z. OConnor, 7sh
Icfantry. The expedition s,ll proceed by the most
direct route TO Turkey Creek, there striking the
Santa Fe route; thence to Bents Fort and Big Tim.
befs, extending protection to emig, Ants on said
u,e. cultvatiDg friendly relations With such tribes
Of Indians as may be met With on those vast pra-
r,es, and nquirng into the facilities for eHablis lag
m lituy post somewhere ON tbs Upper Ark .nsss.
The execution viii probably return 70 Fort Gibson
about the middle or last Of November next.
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THE WATERING PLACES.
WEST POINT

OOzzEs's HorEL, WEST PoINr, July ID, 1855.
Nosefy at HEST Poist-L eute,,a,t. General Scott
aad Famiiy-Personat Matters, A,YiUals, &c.
A wees has elapsed sine reached here, and
hope good many weeks Will pass ere an called
10 leave it. for more charming spo. or excellent
hotel Is not to be found on this continent.
The house is not half full, bat wat is wanted in
quantity is made up in quality. Lieutenant sneral
Dcott presides at the west table, faaksd By Colonel
and Mr.. Soott on one side, aud bevy of youn Ia
dies on the other. Lieutenant Governor Bradish and
hnily have been here fortnight; Mr.. and Mira.
Cutler Of your city, for even longer time. Mr.. Cat
er drives beautiful Engish pony carriage, which is
very attractive and unique. Nr. and Mrs. Woods, Of
New York, are also here; and NJ. an NJ 81 Gadasy.
TIE belle Of the house 10 q Mics E., black
haired youpg lady, from Massa ,husetts, said to be
very winnpg; and she is halt IS agreeable IS she
u beautiful, would Do afraid Of hsr.
As. Henry Hicks and lady arrived on Saturday,,
as0 Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Murray, OF New YORK;
nr. Pen, De H0sacks, and . host Of young geasls.
men, who find very few ladies TO receive their devo
h0pA.
Ihe marked attention and respect shown TO Cen
6coss y subject of remark sad pleasure. Wherever
the old sole Ter goes he Is received Nth ased hat
asd bis salutsto 20 In return are kind and rieody
We have delicious music every evening, add che
regular morning drills The other hOuss IL, per
haps, fuller, bat OF less koown people, bsng p'inc-
pally ffam the rural districts.
Tre Russian feeling among the officers OF the
Point il remarkable. IL Is an avowed thing, ana
spoken Of Enthusiastically. Il is not 80 muca frcm
any particular sympathy for Russia as from deadly
hatred for Eogland and eve fything English.
We hope 70 receive accsssions to our numbers by
let Of August, as our rambies are ddl without 9
dimpled hand to press amid the secluded groves OF
th,s romantic spot. When / have enjoyed thai
felicity win drop you line of my experience
TIL when let me remain, SUB ROSA.
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The cholera has been raging prstsy badly among the
isborers on PebuH aud Steube vile Railroad
the Murine Railway. number OF them have died, In
cladlng aks several fem ales.
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FRoM NEW 8RusswIcK.-An order was recently
received from England for fly aTt lsry men serving
In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. to proceed to
the Criwea. The requisite nu nber was made up by
volunteers, larger number offsfing than we Q
ordered. The st. John NeU Brunsictcker has the
following remarks In regard TO the trouble With ,e
Foreign Legion AZ Me,vnie Island: 1T il to be re
greed thas govern ment ever undertook 10 raise re-
cruifs from among the ou.casts In tie United States
the very scum Of ali rarions. II the honor of the
British flag depended upon such beings, We fear it
would Lot long maiatsin it's present proud position
The expense Of these worthless hiIelnQs will be
more than they are worth-fu more, indeed than
the best subjects 1T homo could be enlisted for. We
recruiss II In derosatory 70 the character Of the
frs, nation in the world. The sons Of Brit Ain
every where willing TO share In the dangers and
gofies u the present contest With a bar oarou,
Power, and there Is no need Of subsiddng mercsna-
ny soldiers.
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there are at present six. Il is quite smusag to se
them divide and separate into squads of haf.dozans
dozeps and twent.es, aud, each under Its proper
officer, march, counse .ma'ca, wheel &,., making
every part OF the field as busy rs a b,shve. Af;er
an hours drill in the afternoon, the basle az Via
sounds, and then all assemble and dis,esse -she
officers TO their dwellings in tbs enclosure or ., tas
hotel and the soldiers 10 the barracks.
After supper at the hotel the band entered tho
ball room, which is about sixty or saveaty feet
fquare and there began to smb from the various
ooms the bellies and besux from different parts Of
he South, for there were very few Nocs ,erners
present. In q short time t,at large room wa
crowded to excess with tair women and brave
men," and several lockers on were heard 70 whs
per that they never sag sush collector Of hsni-
some faces; and what is wort " OF note Is, taA.
though he 70 ware the fair and f,shioasoe dsugh.
tiers OF SOM OF toe most west1y out1srd
planters, yet, with bu. feT exceptions, they
were at q ball dressed in plata th,lga
very becoming manner, whi5a ctrcans;sacs,
with their freedom from afsciaioa, gave an
addisioral chain to tneir besutfes. dPropps, 70
our lade, OF the North-the bstter tue king aud
more fascinating they ware, tbs palmer they we're Ia
dress and the "a IRE uuassam ns ia mia1st ia fs,.,
the only 10 the dan 70 remarkable f)c dress All
airs, was an sntiqaatsd old m I'D, wac $50 ned TO
siiiict herself in atem pting to appear 80 ,simeath
~ amiable, az much ~ tnoss viii looked AZ her.
Leaving the Point toe follj wing day, b; the JAMS
RIVER for Richmond. We enj iyed ners t1s m)st
pleasant part Of our trip.
This sail, TO tn We acquainted With TIE circam
stances attending the scttemsns of that part OF oar
county, cannot fail 70 awaken lively isssrsst.
After sailing about three nours we cams opp )sit,
the rite of jamestown, which "w.s, bat IL no:,"
This, n will be RENE nbersd. vas t1e its; English
settlement (l607) In the United States. NV, al
that mark toe spot IL . portion Of the val, Il sue
"0id Charcn," built IN ths Sixteenth csntary, and
the graveyard Of the pioneers OF vlrgiaia--thess,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-07
FINE JEWELRY.

4 HAVE just opened and now offer for sale to
n my customers, friends and public, fine and
beautiful assortment Of Jewelry, comprising al
most every style of Pins, Gents and Ladies }
Ear Rings, Plain. Gold, Set, Pearl and Cape
May Diamond, Set Finger Rings, Lava Far
Drops, Gold Pencils. Ladies Gold Chains,
Bracelets, Watch Pins, and the beautiful UNI
common. Ladies Enammeled Gold Ribbon Pin,
this article is of French manufacture, and is not
only beautiful but durable, and has no compe-
tition in this market; Cuff Pins Of every style.
and maay articles in the line which it shall be
my pleasure to show when called upon. All
articles warranted MS represented, both in price
and quality to be as cheap and good as they can
be procured in Baltimore. Call and examine for
yourselves as | have perfect show.
JN0. h. HARRISON, Druggist
Nov. 90, 81. Marble Slab Store.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, AND
DYE-STUFFS.

L HAVE now and keep constantly on hand, a
full and excellent supply Of all Of the above
articles, which am able 10 offer tony friends,
customers, and purchasers in general at low
prices and on the usual terms, also keep con-
stantly on hand large supply of Window Glass,
assorted sizes, Putty, for wholesale or retail,
Essences, Cologncs, British0il, Oil ofSpike and
Oil of Stone, Godfrey Cordial, Liquid and Sol
id Opodeldoc, Carminatiye, No. i Pills, Hair
Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes &c, &c, which
! flatter myself in saying that can offer to
Country Merchants at as low prices and on as
accommodating terms as they can procure them
in Baltimore, as ! manufacture many OF them.
and can therefore voach for their quality. /
hope my friends will call and give Ine a trial
it is all ask-for am persuaded that they will
find it to their interest 20 buy ormc.
JN0. r. HARRISON. Druggist,
Nov. 90, OF. Aarbie Slab Store.
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VALUABLE
EERkELLI .AAH FOE SALE,

'ENHF undersigned offers at private sale valu-
L able farm in Berkeley County, Yirginin, ly-
ing near the mouth Of apequen Greek, on the Po-
tomac river, seven ni}es from SAsssberdssown and
eight from Iartinsburg containing z02 ACRES.
The land lies near The Chesapeak e and Ohio Canal
20 acres are frstrate river bottom the balance is
tion of timber
The improvements consist OF COOL Dwelling
with the necessary out-bnidngs. tirst-rate
Swisber 5arR, sc The farm is well supplied
with never-failing water. ,ess On il an orchard Of
good fruit. and Is one of the most desirable ia the
neghborhood 1t is now occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Seibert.
be required in hand, ana The b,lancc in two equal
annual payments with interest The deferred
payments to be secured BY deed of trust on the
premises
Ss,,t. 6 "a PRISCILLA TI1RNER
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WONDERFUL PRODUCTION.

4 IFE ofthe great Hunbug p, Balnum, fill
1 ed with incidents of the most Wonderful
KIND anil calculated to drive away the blues and
encourage every man to an energetic prosecution
ofhis calling
Life of Daniel Boone, and the Hunters Ken
lucky
Adventures Of Hunters and Travellers.
Romance of Travel.
Thrilling Stories Of the Forest and Frontier,
Western Adventure
The American Book of Indians
Book OF the Colonies
All Of the above Books beautifully ILLUSTRATED
10 be had at EVANS.
January II, 1875.
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Lot ofGr0und,
rERKELEY LIND FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned offers for sale his undivided
halfof the FARM known as the Baall Farm
lying in berkeley County. and situated on The
road leading from the sulphur Spring to bunker
liill, continuing %bcut
1--WE Hundred Acres
Of the very best quality Of Slate land Of which
about SIXTY ACRES in TINBER There
is on the Farm irst-rale Orchard Of choice ssS-s
.sr,.s1. Fruit. The improvements consist --"<s--
ksiii Of two comfortable DWELLlNG-H0USES
klEIIA and STABLlNG, and two never-failing
Springs of soft water within u few yards Of each
House. The undersigned having no further use
for the above land will sell great bargain
Possession win be given on the Let day of April,
1885 TERMS EASY Address,
]. b. MOORE,
Duflield's Depot, Jefferson County, Va.
January II lS55--tf
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THE WHOLE WORLD.
ssOo,ooo NORTH OF GIFTS,
FsR TIE srsscKssxxs 70 raH
MAMMOTH PITT ORAL
mr. -rxsrr x.ysss,s n uaHrn

Published simultaneously 10 the three GILES q
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
As Aeon as 3lapoo sabsesirsnns eaasne hasarg
Assa4as actual cirtuiatien Of about 100000,
Il nru certain
The DISTRIBUTION viii soon TAKE PLACE.
Among tie extraordinary LIST OF GIFTS shsing one
fer every ticket asxued.l are
fraf. Harris Elegant coansrs seat, vauedas s2aedo
A Magnificent Gits keadvUce " sivtg
Cssn Loan ter NJ years, withoaiintessss
Baildins lois. Elegant Piano Fossr~ sEsledeons,
Goia Wateaaes Bgscclsss, Kings. Beeks 81 iray-
els in the Old and Nes World, By Prof Hart
Real kstste, dc.. &C., &C. IA al numbering ...
Kvesy sse aaes Of a. secures one years sabssr
ou 10 sle Mammoth Pictorial, AMI the g-etulty OF
Gift Ticket, wilt h entities hel Ter 10 the
3tsa CITES TINS every person investing slss stapeu
3oas Enterprise receives TIE f wosta = a- az rE Hosy
interesting Pictorial the agel hrses tsit FER each
subscription which prove an i1afess etiaae % N
receiver.
lars ia regard the great Enterprise, bsfrhasn,
copy THE WH8LR MseLa. winch VII be promptly
seat, Of rhArvr dp>ted b. letter post paid
THE HHolK MaHLo may ssa be seen y the o'ess q al
papers cohiaini this ~hte information
nsay hsebtaned regard che PAPER ard Enferpsse.
Agents. Pastmassers. and Ladies dvsitprs Of III
eratye and At tc sAlnr tue ssnteel ssotmfnt shaud
not fail copy Of THn WB"Lx WMIp which con
asns W fat the most liberal ndueemtns stcr ehre Is
agents 10 the way each premiums Fifts
MISSIONS hc., whereby any peren. wish ordinary activity
can easily make 81 600 and upwards, year which
fact tie agents sirtady have esn ccrt SECURE the
Pictorial, and becssae wise. rich sna happy
Correspondents must witt their adarrsr--Na Post-
office. tonnty, and state. PAIN and dis.
TlNtGs will be their fault th%s fail 70 get
answer Adhere 90 this aud all returns vi be promptly
seut wherever desired, ia any part 81 she Wprd,
slf any orders rte4sed after The 1000 shscri-
hffs obtained, tae nils vii be lroust4 reiuFnee
post iaid u Sue persons sedding IL.
CT All Letters ami Ferti for the Pictorial, W IL
eiit tivhets. aa. irsrials % a@dres r. ~
g Pref. .. woOnMAN HART. worlds Hall
Brohdway. New York taere being ths only otlfe Tor
the Gift Enterprise.
But remittances for the Pictorial WITHOUT GIFT
Tirkets. mar BE- sent ca Pref. y.W0ODNAN HART
Harris Buildings.t hestnat street. rhiladelphia.
Pa, there being the pflneia aud ahea Of
ice. Oct. ii. is5l.--bin.-<iS.
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FALL AND WINTER G0ODS.
WILLIAM 4. M'D0NALD,
W.ATCHM a TX EsTs

rsNHE subscriber respectfully tenders his servi-
ces to the citizens Of Martinsburg and the
public generally, as an experienced aud practi-
Cal Watch and Clock repairer.
At the solicitation of large number Of the cit
zens OF this place. he has determined to On.
ocate here, and asks the public to test his q.
work before sending elsewhere llwork pTotaPt-
ly LONE md guaranteed seh ,sons ard upon
BE terms. Particular attention given to repairs
of Jewelry, Music Boxes, Ac~rGeons, &c.
Call at the room recently occupied BY Mr.. Hen
ry Myers rectly opposite he Market House.
November s lSJ4-Ken.
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BIZ TIE FIRST hRTlSTS OF THE Age.
AGE NTS.

The Commits teiityingtaf the 81 this 8RHAr
National tNDsRTAKiSs siii br materially promoted BY
the energg aud Enterprise " intelligent aud rrses
terms.
ANY person wishing u become Agent hy sending post
pai 81. WILL EscrirE ~ RErUgN wkfI toe Dollar
Engrasinr -G,t fllhhf.r Prospectus, Estalogue
and ali other Necessary ioftrasti1a.
On the final completion sac the Ciffs VIII be Placed
in the hands OF teaMirrEE Of ths PURCHASES be
sVrEn, due neiiee u which viii be given glouf
The Unitea states AMI the Lanalns
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MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
FIV7g ET FICET
Cisas. e. Faiinestock, Principal.
Mems. cbas- lseux.


lPRoF. OF FREScH, SFAassn aap IrALTAx.)
n VIE Academic year inciadrs che months ofSep-
4 TENDER and June, anil il divided into two ses-
Sons Of Eve monshseaeh seuAi-anaual examina-
lions viii be heid, 70 which ali are cordially in.
yited,
The system Of instruction will be thorough and
extensive embracing all the branches OF a liberal
English and Classical education.
Ills purpose and desire is to devote bis time TO
The incutal improvement. ard moral training of the
youth committed 10 his cars and as a guarantee Of
This, he has the honor to refer to the following
gentlemen, some Of whom have been bis patrons
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., Pres Board charessovn Academy,
Dert Carisil, de- Va.
Hon Clas. } Faulkner, sfar Iusharg, a
Rev Il r. Berry, +"
w. r. Compton, ESQ, Berkeley Co.,"
W. T. Suoaera-s, Esq,
Thcs Bryary. Esq, g !"
Persons wishing 70 learn further particulars,
viii be kind enough to eonsasl any Of the Board
Of Trustees of the Martinsburg Academy
TarsfEEs:
P. G. PssDIEr5x, Prest. Col. ions STaorHrE,
b. Fl. CoERAb, Sec. J6s5s W Boy ESQ.
DR.. Il. McSHBRgf
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SILVER PEArED WARE.

B HAVE just received and opened large
" and beautiful loi % SILVER plated Albita
ware .conssiingof T,ble Forks, Dssser Forks,
Table Spoons. Dessert D-llo, and Tea Spoons,
which guarantee 10 be cheaper and far supe-
ror 10 any ware Of the Kind ever offered in this
market; persons wishing 10 supply themselves
will do well 10 call soon Us there is great de-
mand for the arile'e. BE careful 70 nUice the
Marble SLAB. in the pavemept with he name
JOHN K. HARRISON.
Nov. 90. 1854. Druggist,
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New JeWelry.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Jewelry,
"A stock in this line heinenew, purchasers may
rely upon getting the most fashionable articles
anu at very moderate prices among my assort-
meut may be found Gold and Silver Watches, Cold
and Silver Pencil Cases. gold Tooth Picks, Ma
sonic, Odd Fellow and Know Nothing Breast Pins
--Lockets. Rings, &c. EVANS
Decemher n 1881
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sTlTInYinV aND r0lES.

VX7RlTlNG Paper Of every kind Envelopes,
w Qnills, Steel Pens and holders, Blank
Books. Bibles Prayer Books, Childrens' Books
Animals for 1883. Albums, Sealing Wax Waters
Sand and Sand Boxes, Lead Pencils, Porte Folios
the Standard Poems, and all the various School
Books, SC, &c just received and for sale by
Dee. 6, '54 W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-07
FOR SALE.

TEIAT Neutrality-suspicious. now in the occupancy
l ofthe Eev. r. I. Berry, adjoining Edmund
Peadleton's is nov offered for sale on accom-oda-
ting terms Ifnot sold, privately, before the 9Th
Of February next, it will be sed at public auction
ON that day in front of the Court house.
Tsras.- one-third cash, and the balance in
two eq1al annual payments - ~
Jan. II, '55 D. W. BOYD