Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

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2. If the tongue adheres TOD CLOSELY,
at first, to the roof Of The mouth. place
on il a nine-penny piece, or quarter Of
a dollar, as il may be found necessary.
that the uttersnce may be more distinct
8. Being thus prepared, read a page
of poetry consisting of short lines. re-
Numbering to draw in the breath at the
end of every line.
BY following this plan, ia short time,
radical and permanent cure will be eff
fected. No instance Of failure has come
to my knowledge. II had time I would
explain the principle on which the above
rules are founded. What ] have COM
municated is the result OF my own in
vestigations, and, as have learned that
others employ this method of cure,
feel confident that those who are afffir<
ted with the complaint. will put specs
dy cad to the harrassing embarrasss
nents which ii often occasions.
The above method prescribed is certainly
very simple, but is believed to be ESSENTIALS
tie sanse as prsctised in the institutions for
curing impeachment of Speech. We have Hrst.
rate medical authority in confirmation of its
correctness. few days since, this plan was
submitted TO gentleman who hes been under
the instruction of Mrs. Leigh, at New.York, to
know il it was like hers, he observed that he
was not at liberty to say, but that he had 40
doubt, it properly attended TO, would produce
beneficial result. He added the annexed:
Words the most difficult should be
pronounced slowly, and syllable at a
time. For instance,
De--lib--er-a-tion
The most important secret is, patience
and perseverance in the rules. Which
qualities, Stammerers need at least az
much as others. Teachers would do
well to attend to those rules in cases of
Stammering in their Pupils.
Letters Of Jua;as.--A distinguished
literary and scientific gentleman in Scot.
land being impressed with the belief
that he has obtained possession of
clue, which may lead to the real author
of the letters of Junius, is very DESTROYS
to obtain copy of letter addressed
to Governor Hamilton, by Laughlin
Maciean, during the presidency of Gov
ernor Hamilton over the province Of
Pennsylvania, in the course of twenty
years Immediately preceding the Ameri-
can revolution. Teis letter is impor-
tant in the investigation alluded to, and
was published in the Philadelphia news
papers of that period. 1t is requested
that any information which may be OBJ
tained relative to the subject, may be
communicated to the Editor of the Ma
tional Gazette.
"."Other Editors will confer a favor
by inserting the foregoing request in
their papers
Honey q cure for Grapel.-A number
OF years ago, says correspondent, I
was much afflicted with the gravel, and
twice in serious danger, from small
stones lodging in the passage. l met
with gentleman who had been in my
situation and got rid of that disorder by
sweetening his tea with half honey and
half sugar. / adopted this remedy and
found it efectual. After being fully
clear of my disease about ten years, +
declined taking honey, and in about
three months had violent fit of my
old complaint. l then renewed my
practice of taking honey in my tea, and
am now more than three score, and
have not for the last twenty seven years,
had the smallest symptoms of the gravel
l have recommended my prescription
to many of hoy acquaintance and have
never known il to fail.--Pol. Eraminsr.
PARIS. IKE n Oct. 1.-THE emf.
grafton of the People through this place,
Westward, is great Perhaps more
have gone on than were ever known to
pass at 80 early period Of the season.
The road to Missouri farther West,
we are told, is.ihronged. The march
of Adventures is to The West, and
from the increasing press and hustle
that way, it will not be long before the
settlement will extend to the PaciGc
Ocean.
The Hog Drivers are goiag East
ward in order to feed the People in.
the old States, and enable them to senh
their porgeny on to the Western For
ests. A drove OF 300 hogs passed
this place yesterday for Virginia, and
two droves few days previously.
kentucky Financs.--From the Com.
missioners' books returned to the Audi
tors office, table has been made out.
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