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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17
La MOTIFS Celehratea Co,-h nr.,..

THIS Ellxer is peculiarly adapted to
the present, prevailing disorders Of the
breast and lungs, leading to consumption.
Common colds and Coughs, which are
o:casioned by INSTRUCTED persperation,
will readily yield to its influence, remov-
ing those troublesome irrltations. which
act as constant stimuiant to coughing.
1t eases pain, aud induces rest to an emf
nent degree. Persons afflicted with pull
monary complaints, bleeding Of the lungs.
&c, spasmodic asthma, palpltation Of the
heart, and consumptive affections, even
IN the most advanced periods Of life, will
find immediate relief, from its remarka-
Die power Of diminishing the irri,abiIitv
of the system; and the velocity of the
circulation, and by cleansing and healing
the disordered parts. 1t also affords i'm
mediate relief in the whooping cough.
CERTIFICATES.
Columbus, July %, 1926.
Messrs. Crosby 81 have for eighteen
years, been troubled with an affection of
ire breas: and lungs, attended with Sc
we're cough, pain in the side, and difficult
- " ohO aA thC ldi III 1C<SOs
became SO much reduced, that my life
was despaired Of; and receiving no visi-
bic benefi, from my physician, l was ad-
vised to make trial Of La Motifs Cough
Drops; and after taking one bottle, was
restored to perfect health; and 1t is my
firm belief, that the use Of tho above NAM
ed Drops, saved M life.
THOMAS YONCS
Lee, Mass, Sept. 2, 1929.
Ihis may certify, that in the month Of
July 1928, was attacked with a cough,
which, from its continued irritation of the
parts, for four or five months, became a.
farming, from its frequency, producing
Eaintness and great prostrasion of both
mental and bodily powers. | procured
La Motifs Cough Drops, and commenced
taking according to the directions, which
gave immediate relief; so that before had
used all Of one bottle, Twas perfectly free
from any cough. l would cheerfuIly re-
them to those alike afflicted.
CAROLINE BENTON.
@Prce, One Dollar for large, and
Fifty Cents for small bottles.
For sale in Milton by r C.. Allison
in Centrev.lIe. by DR.. Pritchet-,n Rich
mond by A. SiddalI and Dr.. Linsey, and
by them warranted good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

Beck and Job PRINTING.
Or any kind. will DO done 1t this Office,
on short Dotice and reasonable terms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

Physicians and Country Merchaaascno -
supplied on As good terms - tAey 60 -
had west Of the nountaine, with IT, best e
articles. IRWIN REID.
N. B. The subscriber havi.g IN aeqsais-
lance in the east which will esable hin -
buy on such terms ~ to compete With sioi-
lar establishments ia Cincinnati, 1a&tesD
himself, that be will receive gesesal pas-
ronage.
Any orders that may b sest frso aie-
lance will be punctually attssded g.
July l2, 1888. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

just received and for salo e.
posite Blanchard Z 0oe2Sek'O
store Main street, RiehDso6,
Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

jnjurc him; he feels the better for it.
So saysthe lady who wears her corset.
il does her good: sit braces her up,"
and gives her strength, Just as much
- rum braces the muscles Of the drunk
ard, and gives him strength. Blu,
physicians say that the smallest quaint
~ ofardent spirits taken into the sys-
TEN produces mischief. And Mr..
Mussey says that any pressure which
in the least degree impedes the mo-
ton Of any bone or muscle, or blood
vessel must inevitably injure the
health.
But Gays the drunkard. II can't
do without my liquor" So says the
girl who dresses too tightly. Il can,
DO without my corset. shall drop to
pieces without it." And has the
drinker been so long accustomed to the
stimulus Of his poison that he has no
energy which is not inspired BY that!
And has the maiden 50 long applied
the instruments Ct torture. that her
ribs ore motionless, and her muscles
refuse to support herl How will the
drunkard and the lady answer to God
for this suicide act.
But van: OF room comples rs to|
stop. We believe the day is at hand
when the practices which We have thus
placed in juxss-position will ere long
be considered alike dl.gracefal aud
criminal. Were we on a Grand Jury,
We would present the use Of the corset
- . nuisance, pubic evil and abom.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
CANAL AND RAIL ROAD.
To be continued. /

We extract the following from the re-
port of the Committee of the Senate of
The State of Maryland, by which our rea-
ders will see the terms on which com
promise is proposed 10 he effected between
the Canal and Rail Road Companies
/. The Canal company assents to the
Joint construction with the Canal, of the
Rail Road through the passes of the Point
Of Rocks TO Harper's Ferry.
2. When the Rail road shall be com
pleted to that point. the State shall sub
scribe for twenty-five hundred shares of
the stock of the Canal Company.
8. The Canal Company is to be al
lowed to sell the water powers Of the Ca
nal under the conditions of the grant made
by Virginia of the like privilege, and with
the further condition, that the seats that
may be disposed of shall not be used for
grist mills.
4 The Rail Road Company is to be al
lowed TO begin the construction of the
Road at the Point of Rocks, at any time
after the tenth Of May.-The Canal
Company binds itself to graduate the
Ran Road through the passes Of the Point
OF Rocks, for one hundred thousand dol
lars; and will bear the expense OF any ad
ditlonal cost of graduation
The width of the Canal is TO be main.
tanned at fifty feet But if the road be im
practicable at any points in the passes
with that width, the width may be con
tracted to forty feet, if the commission
ers, hereafter TO be mentioned, SHAH
deem that necessary. The Canal Com
pany. however within limited time may
itself graduate the Rail Road preserving
a greater width for the Canal than forty
feet, if il shall differ in opinion with the
commissioners.
5. The Rail Road is to have breadth OF
not less than twenty feet through the pas
ses Of the Point of Rocks, and a curya
ture OF not less than four hundred feet ra
dious; and where it deviates from hori
zontal line, an elevation not exceeding
Shirty feet mile,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
Candidates.
CONGRESS.


E2DWe are authorised to announc.
to the voters Of the counties of Berka..
ley, Jefferson, Frederick, Hampshire
and Morgan, that WILLIAN N.vtop
Esq. Is candidate to represent said
district in the next Congress of the II.
nited States.
UTWe are authorised TO announce
Col. EDWARD Lucas, jr. as candi.
date to represent the district composed
OF the counties of Frederick, Jefferson.
Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire in
the next Congress of the u States.
STATE SENATE.
VPWe are authorised to announce
to the voters of the counties of Berke.
ley, Hampshire and Morgan, that
CHRISTOPHER HEIsKELL, Esq. is a
candidate to represent said district in
the Senate of Virginia.
0~We are authorised to announce
to the voters Of the counties of Berke.
ley, Hampshire and Morgan, that Mr..
WILLIAM Coon, is a candidate to re.
present said district in the Senate Of
Virginia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-Berkeley c'tg.
GWe are authorised to announce
Col. EDWARD CoLsToN, a candidate
to represent the county of Berkeley,
in the House of Delegates of Virginia.
GTWe are authorised to announce
CHARLES JAMES Faulkner, Esq.
candidate to represent the county of
Berkeley, in the House of Delegates of
Virginia.
&We are authorized to announce
Capt. PETER GARDNER, as a candidate
for the House of Delegates of Virginia
at the next election.
Jefferson county.
03-We are authorised to announce
JOSEPH t. DAUGHERry, Esq. candi.
date to represent the county Of Jefferson
in the House of Delegates of Virginia.
GFWe are authorised to announce
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Esq. candidate
to represent the county of Jefferson in
the House Of Delegates of Virginia.
UFWe are authorised to announce
john S. GALLAHER, Esq. candidate
to represent the county of Jefferson in
the House of Delegates of Virginia.
VTWe are authorised to announce
DIR. john QUrGLEY, a candidate to e.
lpresent the county OF Jefferson in tie
House of Delegates of Virginia.
VFWe are authorised to announce
JOHN OFERRALL, Esq. candidate to
represent the county of Morgan in the
next General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
BALTIMORE, March IS, 1893.


We are at length in the receipt Of some
intelligence from Europe, though not of a
momentous character.-A pacific spirit
seems to reign very generally throughout
the world. The difficulties between Hol
land on the one part, and France and
Great Brililn on the other, are likely TO be
soon adjusted by Treaty; and it is said
that compromise was about to be effec-
ted BY British Envoy, Lord Hervey,
between the belligerent brothers in Port
ugal, the terms Of which were the abdica
ton of the throne by Don Miguel, and
the establishment Of a Regency in the
name Of Donna Maria. From the cha.
racter of Don Miguel, however, it is not
probable that he would accede to such an
arrangement unless from compulsion
The affairs of the Ottoman Porte seem
to be in bad way. 1t is well known
that the presant Sultan is exceedingly un.
popular among the Faithful; and il is the
fact Of this discomfort which has no doubt
induced the expedition Of the Pacha oil
Egypt. IL he succeeds in it, be will be
handed down to posterity as one Of the
greatest men ofthe age
The British Parliament was to have as
sembled on the Goth of January We
shall soon hear how Mr.. Goblet
hears himself under his new dignities
Ills maiden speech will probably have We
ry little Of the mai1-like quantity of mod
esty.- Gasette
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

6. To determine questions as 10 construc
ton Of the road between the companies, a
Board of Commissioners is to DC created,
formed of three Engineers, one chosen
by the Canal Company, one by the Rail
Road Company. and another by the Pre-
sident of the United States. These Com
missioners, too, are to determine the a.
mount of damage payable by the Rail
Road Company TO the Canal Company
for any interruption during the construc
ton, and in consequence Of it of the use
of that part of the Canal Under the
Of the commissioners, fence is
to be erected between the two works
sufficient TO secure the horses used on
the Canal from accident, from the passage
OF the locomotive engines"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
TO APOTHECARIES AND
DRUGGISTS.

VEsHE Subscriber wishes to dispose of
b his .4pothecary and Druggist store in
Wartinsburg. This establishment consists
of complete and well selected assert.
ment of Medicines, Drugs, Dye Stuffs.
Paints. Groceries, and fancy Articles.
He feels warranted in saying. that long
acquaintance with the business of an A.
pothecary has enabled him TO select articles
in his line, of excellent qualities. at
moderate rates. The establishment, as it
stands, will be sold on highly advantage
Gus terms-and the purchaser may at
once carry on the business without the
trouble of forming new assortment, Of
the great variety Of articles belonging to
the trade.
The terms can be known by application
the Subscriber living in .Martinsburg
Berkeley county Va.
|. r. JANNEY.
March 14th 1888
g7-Republican, Winchester; Free Press,
Charlestown; Torch Light, Hagerstown,
and Herald, Frederick, will each publish
the above three times, and forward their
accounts, to this Office for collection
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
Valuable Property for Sale.

vESHE subscriber, being desireus of re.
b moving TO the west, will sell at private
sale, bis property situated in the town Of
Darkesville, Berkeley county, Va. 1t con-
sists of two lots of ground; on one there is
a valuable DWELLING HOUSE, two
stories high, rough cast out side, and
completely finished inside; good Kitchen;
Smoke House. Creamery, Stable. &c. and
q first rate lot of ground, also. on an OPP.
poste lot. and nearly fronting the DWELL
ing, is a large and convenient Black Smith
Shop, well finished. This property will
be sold low, and the terms made easy TO
any person disposed TO purchase. For
Black smith or any other mechanic, there
are few better situations for business For
terms, sc. apply to the subscriber.
ADAM SNEAKER.
Darkesville March Ia, 1888 At.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

The Legislature ofvRGfTA adjour-
ned on Saturday last at one o'clock,
and, the Editor of the Enquirer says,
parted in good humour. The Enqui-
rer adds" Notwithstanding the time
(which was consumed in the South Ca
'rolina question, yet the session has
mot been proftless and unavailing.
Their appropriations have been gen.
'erally directed by wise and liberal
economy. They have made provlsi-
'on for several excellent works of In
'ternal Improvement. They have pas
'sed 244 Acts; among which are sever
sal others of general and local char
oo.o,- -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

FLORIDA LEGIsLATuRE.-The Lee
gislative Council adjourned onthe 18th
of February, after a session of six
weeks. Eighty-two acts were passed,
twenty-five of which are of a general
character. Sixteen bills were vetoed
by the Governor, four or five of which
were amended and subsequently appro-
we'd by him, and the others were pas
sed by the requisite majority of the
Council. Two Banks were chartered
the Union Bank and the Commercial
Bank Of Appalachicola.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE:
H.pprcprpc Morch 10

HARRISBURG, hdICH X.
At IL o'clock the two Houses met in
Convention, for the purpose Of again
attempting to elect an United States
Senator, in the place of George NJ.
Dallas. One ballot only was taken, oil
which the following is the result
Samuel Mexican, 40; Richard Rush,
80; John Sergeant, II; II. A. Mullen
burg, is; Walter G. Livingston, Z;
George NJ. Dallas, 3.
Mr.. BREcK then moved that the Con-
vention adjourn, sine die. Messrs. MIL
LER and LAcocK attempted to speak
upon the question of adjournment; but
the President (Mr. BURDEN) decided
the question not debatable. Mr.. Mil
Ter appealed from the decision of the
Chair. Upon this question a long and
animated debate arose, in which Messrs.
Miller, Lacock, Brock, Packer, Wal
lace, Lewis, and Read, took part. Mr..
Lacock, in the course of his remarks,
took wide range, and spoke upon the
propriety of adjournment, when Mr..
Burden called him to order, and wish
ed him to confne himself to the ques-
ton. Mr.. l.. defed the power of the
President-said he had no right to call
him to order, and that the President
could enforce no rule which the Con-
vention itselfhad not established. Mr..
Burden said he should attempt it-Mr.
l.. "come on" but the alteration
stopped amid cries of "order," cor
der" and Mr.. Lacock sat down.
Mr. Packer then suggested to the
Senators the propriety of Withdrawing
to discuss the question in their own
chamber; but the proposition was not
favorably received, and order having
been established, the Convention adj
journed to meet again this day three
weeks, april 3D. The Convention re-
fused to sustain the decision of the
Chair, on the question whether a mo-
ton to adjourn was debatable, by a
vote Of 81 to 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

The correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce gives the follow
ing among the news at Washington:
"Major EATON is to have the sta.
ton ofPresident of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, to which he will
be appointed by the votes ofthe Treas
ury and the Corporation of Washington
City"
Say you so?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

The only towns we have heard from
are Macon and Monticello, where it
unroofed houses, blew down chimnies,
and killed, as we learn, several people.
The plantations in Houston, Bib, Mon
roe, and other counties, are many OF
them entirely laid waste. We had at
this place severe gust, but there was
not much injury done.-Journai.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

In reply to an address from COM
mittee Of friends of the Administration
in Connecticut in which the PREsI-
DENT of the United States is invited to
visit New England, the President in
the following terms intimates an inten-
ton to make such a visit in the course
OF the present or the next year:
"Could any thing add to the desire |
have long INDUCED to visit New En-
gland and examine the republican insti-
tutions which her sons have raised up
with so much public spirit and success,
it would be the satisfaction | should ex-
pect to derive from a personal inter
course with the citizens themselves.
am at present unable to say when
can embrace an opportunity to crafty
this desire; but trust it may be in nv
power in the course of the present or
the next year."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

The General Assembly of Virginia have
allowed Mr.. Leigh. in their appro priation
law, $4,000 as a compensation for his ser
vices in 5. Carolina.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
MILLEDGEvrLLE, (GEo.) Mar. 7.

A@N<3 INV Aidis .
Stage Accident and Loss of Life
The Mail Stage in fording Walnut
Creek, last Friday night, two or three
miles from Macon, on the road from
Clinton, was swept by the current from
the rocky ford into deep water, where
It capslsed, and we lament 10 say, Mr..
Charles W. Washington, of Macon, one
OF thepassengers, being unable to swim,
was drowned. The other passengers,
a white and a black man, escaped by
swimming. The driver swan out on
one of the horses, bat the other three
could not be eXtricated from the har-
ness, and persisted.
A Hurricane passed through sever
al of tho ndI l. =
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

Col. S. NJ. Edwards was, on Satur-
day last, elected Brigadier General fol
the three counties ofLoudoun, Fairfax,
and Prince William, vice Gen. Butler.
deceased.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

The following item ofNews is furn-
lshed by the Louisville Public Adver-
tiser of March Z:
Gen. ROBERT B. McAFEE has been
appointed Charge dAffaires to the Re-
public ofNew Grenada, which appoint
ment, it is understood, he will accept. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

A Hurricane passed through sever
al OF the adjacent counties last Friday.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

Governor Hamilton'S Sugar. We un.
derstand, says the Charleston Patriot,
that General Hamilton has declined to
give bonds to the Collector, for the su-
garS imported in the Catharine, but re-
qulred that they should be stored for the
present.
THE TURF.-Ertract Of a letter from
Mount Sterling, (Ky.) 24th FEB. 1888.
81 hasten to inform you that some of
STAMBoUL's progeny have come to
hand, and are pronounced by the best
judges, to be as fine colts as ever were
produced from any horse"
The large sum of $4,000 was of
fered and refused in Charleston last
week for Bertrand, a celebrated race
horse.
The New Orleans Bee of the 18th
of February, informs that a conducta
from Zacatecas had been assailed by a
gang of robbers, led by an officer who
formerly belonged to the division of
Montezuma. The travellers fought
manfully: captured two of the outlaws;
killed their captain, and reached Tam
pico in safety.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

North Eastern Bo,nadary-The Iegisla
ture of Maine. on the last day of its session
passed resolutions providing that no ar
rangement ia relation TO :he North East
ern territory of that state. made by tn
commissioners and the General Execu
i've, shall have any effect or validity, IN
~ 1t shall have been submitted 70 the PEG
pie. approved in their primary assemblies
This is as it should be.-Bosf: Courier
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21

A writer in the Richmond Wing has
addressed a letter to MARX ALExAN-
DER, THOMAS T. BoULD1N, and JOHN
IS. BARBOUR, members ofthe last Con-
gress, from Virginia, who have declin-
ed a reelection, exhorting them, in
virtue of the present state of our fede-
raj relations, to become candidates in
their respective counties, for a seat in
the next House of Delegates.-PoI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14

On The 2Oth February, 1888, near Smith
held, JshsTsoa county, Va full of yrur, s,, fall
% pace, Mr. WILLtAN Ta04As aged 80 Vesr.
aad : m1oths, ssl for the last fifteen years !
vosthy member Of the Mctl.odiss T.. Church
ne seeesisd vas among the volunteers Of Chcs-
srr eonnay, pa. 10 the revolutionary var Hs
served his eoostry three different tours. in III =
ittiie upwards q tSo years--hrs IS = lsriv.te
taen ~ aa Essgn asd ia. Isst tet, rn,.f,th. =, =
LAeuienant - Contaminated
On the Tth ms; Mrs Srsas Tnouas. widow Of
thu shove, IN the TOth year of her age
Departed thislifs, =, ffzrp-rs-Pcrrv. on th. f.,
lnss. Nrn M,aT Avs, wife Of Mr J.,h. ~
Sten'lman, sod dsughfcr 81 Mr Daniel kroat Of
SAePhefd''ovH, "a the - year Of her age.
Joy aed ev'ry rela,ive mind,
Willis laSguid grev her eye,
20 ou. giimmcr u hops behind.
For sl'e must f.iht md de,
See her friends weeping DER her bier.
Gladiy they'd Faisc thr dad.
They recall % this earthly subere
That soui forever ne,l
Tea Faosths sav her bride and mother,
Lac he r0sr. bloom sd f-ds,
Coassgn heF infsai N suafhrrs
10 esrths cold bosom lad
Hss saly grief her sheFub love-
To PeFt sith oac - dsar.
she vishsd s's infsas years 70 prove
motber's tender esrs
Reasoa shi,pers-Pdsnds, seass % useD--
Wifhia her nsryov cell.
Msry eaigys = sse-trr sieep
Ihan Inortsl c'er caa tell
Csasx4casod
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-14
To the sleeter, Of yses,o. cs.niy:


When consented 70 have my name an
nounced as candidate TO represent you in
the General Assembly, was persuaded, as !
thought on sufficient grounds, that there would
be no other candidate from Amongst the citi-
zcns Of Chariestown or its pcighborhood. In
this have been mistaken.
For \ year or two past, the sectional feel.
ing so oflen exhibited in our county elections
seemed to be happily subsiding. The circuin-
stance Of two persons resident m Charles
town, coming before the people at this time,
has already, IN 4 great degree, renewed thi.
unhappy feeling ] am unwilling 10 be, IN
any manner, instrumental in exciting or en-.
coursging Il. Until this day, have not been
certain, that any person other than myself
residing In this place, would stand q poll al
the ensuing election. Having now ascertain
ed the fact beyond all question, I withdraw
from the contest. Although have received
the warmest assurances Of success, I choose
rather to decline than see again aroused those
unpleasant sectional jcalousies TO which
have alluded. But I wish q u. be distinct,
understood, that do not Withdraw with q
view of promoting the interests OF any ono oi
the candidates. hope that my motives will
be properly appreciated, and that the reason.
! have given for directing my name to bs
stricken from the list Of candidates will be
satisfactory to INV friends.
To those who have rendered me their ar.
dent support, I return my most sinccrr thank.
assuring them that their kindness shall not be
forgotten.
JOSEPH T. DAUGIIERTY.
Chariestown, March II, 1888.