Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13


! Kentucky rifle proved too much for the
little Frenc hman's vitality. While he
| was writing in his last agonies, iona
than's compassion was awakened, and
| he entreated the little Frenchman #
there was any thing he could do for
him, though it should cost him years to
perform it, to let him know and it
should be done. 20. Monsieur" re
piled the little dying man, "tsii me, ros
dat your breakfasts or your dnnar ga
gou did make, and pii die happy"
~ Y Statesman
Slander-A slanderer is a common
enemy. All conslderate persons know
snd feel this truth, and guard themselves
with watchful care against his attacks
so for al TIER circumstances will permit,
they shun, and warn their children and
friends to shun his company Not mere
suspicion, but well found I'd and deep.
~ felt conviction of his hostility to the
common interest OF men. meet him
wherever be goes His p essence Gre
ates only pain. His tongue is a blast
upon human comforts, and his name is
an additional spot upon the human cha
racter "he that uttereth SANDER is a
fool. y Proc.
To the Editors Of he National hsisHgencer.
GENTLEMEN: since ! first Communi-
Gated - you the powers of the Liver
wor, in one case, have had an opportu
nifty OF witnessing its extraordinary
action in number of others, and it has
fully sustained its character in every
case wherein | have administered or
recommended it am personally &C
quainted with several individuals, OF
both sexes, who nave been entirely re
stored by it, And here will advert
to one particularly: A man, not more
than ten or twelve miles from here, was
so far spent by profuse discharges of
pass from bis lungs ,wasting night sweats,
and hectic fever, that his attendants
and friends were several times making
preparations towards interring him. ln
this hopeless condition he was. by way
of dernier resort, almost forced TO take
the Liyerwort; it promptly acted upon
him as a fine tonic and Alternative
giving him keen appetite, clearing out
his cough, his night sweats, his hectic
fever, and, finally, every symptom of
bis complaint; and about three weeks
since, when last saw him, he was Gu
toying fine health and spirits. There is
something very remarkable in the oper
alton Of this little plant; in every in
stance, it soon eXerts positive inhu.
ence over the cough and expectoration,
quickly invigorates the stomach and acts
very sensibiy upon the kidneys. or as a
smart diuretic, in short, IT some how or
other SCENE, to revolutionlze the whole
system. | have been familiar with
every form and degree of pulmonary
consumption for more than twenty years,
vet have never seen any act Ike this
in one single case Of it. The Liveiwort
has actually cured case oil hereditary
phthss in a man OF Loudoun county Va.
whose whole family nearly had died of
consumption derived from the same
cause T. p HEREFORD
Hqyma,kei, Virginia, Noe 80, 1927.
B-ain Ferers.-Symptoms OF watery
efTu>ions in cerebal fevers of infants,
have been made to disappear by the ap-
plication of bIisters between the should
ders and along the spine.-F'rench Me
dicG! Reports. -
At recent meeting of the friends of
General jackson, in Lancaster county.
Pennsylvania. Committee of sereo
was appointed denominated the" Com
m'uee Of Vig'iance,' since which four
of the Seren have declined serving in
said Committee, and have published
cards in the papers to that effect. One
If them, Mr.. Kcisier, writes as follows:
Il am a democrat, and friend to The
laws OF my country. and cannot, there
fore, give my support to Gen; raj Jack
son, WAC has 50 often trans gfessed those