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Nsw Yeas. Oer. ., tss7.
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Ju'y last seeideotiy sot,eej IN = aevv.e-, III -
'sr's<'osni Of the Aetsi.iss. Sentative. H. .hisA
$500 700 we've sgs"t. snd wbish profssssd To
"e sovereign remedy for Coasasnp iion
A' my vife Use then fsw wasting s~sy v,,h III.
"Teei"' hs~ssc, snd >. our family pm, slsisn %,
as.y aud s"s'ou'iy sndes.oTisg 10 resssss her 70
sod asked him ~ he had any oLies,,on. 40 L.. 80
ing ,i'is me jiepe. fir replied that A., "a. -,
Testify s'liing Nss Shersood shoaid ,sL~ a., a.
any o.hsr msd'e'ns she might choose bot n. though,
sooiu 90 her no good. ss her iaaFs we've rsD,dly
snns"ming. sud $40 hymsn Harsns eoatd say. 4,
SUI, The Sensitive, bsinE Recommended bv dr..
3hy.sisns sho had used u W their p.se,;.e a..
concluded 90 give trial sent saI ,,,,r.l,....l
p'ial. sh,eh Ale commenced takiav d. 49,
Ssy. g''inz {. Tree iSdulgssee 60 her spp<.,,. A..
eo'ninG 20 dirretioas. By pavsoln1 III. ,o,,..
e snhcrsd eoas'dsr.tiy ior fIse hrss sisht o. s.s
hsyt, but as shortly sbls tn eat snd d,,.h f.sl,
~itsoat ii1e iesst Inconvenience -
W'shis ions sscks froa, bsr srss ssine the s..d;
s'if' her feeble health snd wasted lorna k-Ksu 4,
~ =" ass"E's' aud '''e hss hssa Gs'niaE Isoaa
uy 70 h.r a"f,l the Prrseu' moment. 90 lhs us,~r
s,eo'shne"i a ossr fsa'y PAJ sse,as ..,d TREAD.
She - nov rft,yi"g s0rafsstsiIs ttlo~sk ,.s -,
's,. ns'e ~ heslh - sbie 70 BE sbost she hos..
Aira shrFseo.i snd snJ = 10 aS~ bo,h fan, a NJ,
s'ons aaS - -ss al -ho ksss her rrm.rksblr sss,.
'h~a sss oSes her lie @ dee Hsss,,. it,. 81 :.
,s.'s sc ssbahiy tns"y s0asusnplts psfsons Is
" 1871 9'-'s'. Sho hs's Jss heasd ~ ,his
n'~dtsi"s nsessures oUsht spsedsly % b. sdoos.d \,
have MRS graer.iiy taosn
a"a'ssr - psrsoas b. one ssisi.borsoss. \ u.-
ds's'-sd. ere isk'eE . fp oahsT svSsoas sss., lss.
9Th sefy Efcsi Lcseht
t'''"h e gong 90 the aossh .,sh ~, 6....i.
s''F''n'e 'hs tai. srd ia s.se d. .iii ,vo-f.,,,
thg virtues n 49, s-a-sis~ y. 49, .,,...,.. - 81
thoath s0ne ~ The W, sicisas hss. a.. ss,,.t, -,
P7srd % -, h. sincerely 6sil.ts y ..,,a s.,.t.
tom a. eprn'sg grave. - ~
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H''ie"i''',' &c. u y. SHERWOOD
Ttsriaonr Ne
Fsea a. Bssas,rlsk gsr,,ti,,,1
, ne i'cfsan - our silisxs. -bo sss sso.,A.,.A
be p,ysis'ss 60 b. ~ Coi.ss,araia- H.. $40
We nssstiTs. ssd 10 nss vsli 6.,shs. ....-
saeJss' " sP'I,piis ats Ls. bess r,-.,I, n. 1870
: sh'st eoarsg ~ fhts fnsdtssas TAs,~ 80. - -
i&eeiteo sot This tisi,fis- les tssforssd sooi-,ft
esfss b. hass q sssrs, sd sGss q IA sortl, "a -
nsrai sfteatios.
TfsTfassr Nsa
2. Tvs aartHttss sssartva ~ a. sy,s.t. 4. -.
'sl'rt tl-1ys Sih seru tist tsis :, -Si.sss -
- nofss - ~ Ftrte~s - ssessiaa ne Afi,.s,.f.
-pfssfs " - sefkiaG sisalies ssrss IL =,
'sess sh'sh hefe ssssaisi.ed Earop~
Hssfss lfsrsaF Psss
Tbs Sieve Nssislss s.s y Nj :, ~ s,s,.
EAANUEL THOMAS
Also fos tsls ~ Sc store 81
q ~ e. ". AlsoUITn.
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TeA@ece @ssA Gtgwra.
~ ufEaloA CAswiaE Tcssaseg sns a. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
a Tract OF Land.

Lying 10 Berkeley county. Va, on the Potomac
nver: about i've miles from Clear.ptlnr. TLi.
iand wen Timbered. and has on /, an extsn.
','e deposit OF IRON ORE. which reoio-
s.s nave pronounced Of pure and rich qaaliiy.
"s subscriber will also sell, At the same time
and place, several small
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
JOHN TALiAPERRo.

AZ, sTw-HAsEsT. Pa. q. 1851
"I. nshsfsss-S'ri y bonghs article ia Hal
IGNORE hssiag the name &c Jaslhins' O.ntr...,
eo'a some ct % tl'st wa re,srncd 10 me NOT hr,,s
spop. ~ 20 true q hsA nSt your ssme on shs I.hri
ssoosa 'te W.. Which ! ass aadsrsand Is on a.,
49," s,,s'e' >. nsde ~ you This Is 10 give
imPos'i,on a. ne kind. -s~n" IN
louss, nc. Al nAaNrv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
a TRACT

con'sinios 100 ACRES or LAND, 90 ofvbi.l
~ IN hrst-rste Timber. This land /. Of .an.,,a,
qush'y, equal TO any IN Washington eouo,, ,oS
sdjoins the farm Of 'hs Rev. Mr.. Adams. To :
person wishing small. frst-rsts farm. hi,
tract \, desir,bta "'' '"'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
TAEIE

adj'iniHx The An,ieiam Iron Works. eonts;,i,r
about . DO ACRES OF the best Lims,tons
i.a>p. Ih'' Far" u we'll imprnv- xscR2N
portion OF The finest Timber. No. E8lS
'h'hs but IN anxious desire TO settle
The debts OF the late John Brien. dec.s c..,d
induce The heirs TO sell this highly valuable
Also, n FARM on the south side Of the
ro'omae river IN Jefferson county. yirxinia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
$50 ACRES OF LAWD.

20" fsfm " highly imrresed by
large, convenient, aud elegsnt
MANSION. all necessary stsbiinr
sud out-houses. Barn, end an ak,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
CAUTION.

JJrIi 's aesessary that t,,,shsscr. observe a.
lon,o~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Ihsve known Mr.. T.. Hsr,ion. 10 ne the ,ro,,,;.-
Tor OF !udk"'s O.atment Tor several years DARN,
my resiirnec 'n M-r, i.ad, .ad tie O,aim.u, ma al.
ey h'm TO have been ~ much rrpute. u hss been
Maryland. aud during ny rs.idsoe. In Mi, 81,
~ , II WAUGH
New York. May 2Dth, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
HERMAN ETMULIER, MD.
WALLER VAN t.AUI,r. n n.
ADoLPnCs wERNEti, N. ID. :
-mHny, December M tk2G

n.ppe.r, ~ The f'lis~ins information given q,
u.e panhe ~ Dr Rowland. that The murb ,.It Ell of
Ma'viless Sensitive !. i.ee, chs, +, ,,,S,.... :, q.
'hes'nAi a''d valuable medicine, worthy the -,
f,o"- .''e'd'cn ~ every soasunp,ive p~,.oa. s.a
'hs siek gsneraly P""' ~"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
Tracts or L.ly.n.

l'J'ng 20 Pleasant Valley. ws,hins,on Cotun,x
containing about from 10 10 Is Acres, each Is,J
ON 70 sui, eerisin forms. which they sdjoin. ,nd
Nh'h Wi be highly desirable sequisi,on, 10
Ihs subscriber will also cell, 81 the Hotel ol
.".sI' ~ oeorEeiown, on .N0nsty n. GA
ssy Of Nay hsEi. at 10 O'Clock. several ,aI,,bi-
fTr :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

'sns"s Orchard Of young Frait Trees Of he
choicest kind The timothy mesdo~s are ex-
.sNs snd inferior To none in the county. and
'he arabic land highly productive. This farm
under the mspasement Of good farmer could
ne made highly Productive; ard ~ q reside nee
combining health, beauty OF prospect, and ,x-
eeiient wstsr, IL inferior 90 none iu the cou.,y.
The subscriber will also sell. at public sale.
|" trustee aforesaid, On Hssns,asy ire Isl Of .v.r.
al " o'clock, st the Hotel Of John ". Knod..
m sharr'burs, in Washington county. Md, tina,
Rieh and highly E.7LU.9BLE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

."TsT! .o.I-N-fTITE -Ds.id 3. Row
land. tbe G-sefsi American Ax,n, "a, a.. -.
medicine. t'nrent-d BY the immortal t;or,st, a
'ermAn,.l has sresi pleasure p,sLIi.hsw the fol-
lo-,as h'shiy ,.npor,-a, letter foom rr.pes,.bI,
k'e"sn '. New York, ~h,sh he h.s s.e~sved.
Nth many others Of . similar sh.r..,,r -, -
Interesting intelligence from ,,,sr.i Of his Agent.
% Wv be sesn below ~hish. together ,,,h ,he
ee''nss'e iro"' ihrre rTi'Hent Grrsnas ph,sies...
.,'' '@esr, establish abe character Of the Sensitive
cine. W '"s"'-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
81 IAIsle

Ly'ns Oh The railroad, about hall a mile from
tarpenf.Iry. This piece Of land il nproved
ny several TENEMESTs, and i,yalu,bir r..
~ convenient distance from the Fer,y .g,,t;"a
residences Tor The workmen 1t The Ferry wh,,s
rents are high and houses difficult TO be proeur-
co; There are several convenient and never.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

=
Lying IN sad town. A particular d.,c,.o,,.,
., .hs properly will be presented 10 future
Ihe subscriber has not given as f,ll s,d mar.
ueni'r description of the propsrt, IN a.. "A
faeh' a. be would wish, beesess a ,soala
=. W We e -, TO great length, bot
ne invites ~ persons DESTROYS 81 ,,,,bs.,.. a.
: nam,ns The property before tie ds, o. sal.
hs' they may be prepared 10 bad somsthirv 49, =
fsiF price. "-7
he Tsrn' ef Sale ere, one third 4, ,.,h 49,.
lhMd N oss Jesr. and oas-third IN tSo ,s,r.
s"h inasFes, from the day q sale. The A.,
ehassf 20 give notes With good security. 10 h.
approved ey the trustee. The propsri, 20 4.
Conveyed alter sli the purchase saonsy :, p.a
JOHN AcPHERsON, T,s',,.'
70 hr ., nsy b necessary for ne 70 i,io
-hn Cot hePheEsoa IN The eonveysnes,' "a
eo~plsis the title 10 any Of tie prop,,tv solS H.
IN, "sdsf TIE foregoing sdvsftissnssi, I III
JOHN MCPHERSON BRiEH.
Su'rirtHs psrfEs' n las Bysea. s.S ,,,,4...,. a,
v''ss Fl Get J-Aa Ne Pk,,,o.. 49,
Feb. ~. 1915. It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
30 ACRES

VI The hrs, quality Of limestone LAND. II
"es along The river for nearly mile, sfFordinr
soee'' thereto from every field. u i. Improved
~un good dwelling House and Barn, sad i,
veil situated Tor raising grain and aour for n.
Georgetown and Baltimore markets. II I,iny in
rich wheat growing country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
n TR.gCT OF L.G.a.n
a TRACT or LANn

Lad oil Tor 100 Acres OF excellent .M,sso,,
s's' and we'll waiered. Thi. irsc, lie. ,ho.,
10 miles from RhorersviIie, in Wa.hinr,os
county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

POLITICAL.
From the Richmond Wing.
MIR. MENTIONS ADDRESS,

II is proper to observe, in publishing the address
of Mr.. Willoughby Newton, which came ineiden-
tally before the Stanton Convention, that they who
requested of him its publication, were very far from
being influenced by any dissatisfaction with the
mastery preamble and resolutions which were adop-
ted by the Convention, and which issued from the
most accomplished pen of Virginia or The Union.
They designed not to bring the two productions into
rivalry, but impressed with the distinguished mer-
eye of the people of Virginia. Hence the call upon
Mr.. Newton, which was signed singly with an eye
TO the internal merits of his address, and not with
any reference to the illustrious papers adopted by
the Convention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

MARTINsBURG ACADEMY.

TIME TRUSTEES Of this Institution are hap
Il py to inform the public that they have at last
procured a competent Teacher, who has come high
ly recommended. The Winter session has com
menced under the care Of MIR. Norman Mailer, a
graduate Of Jefferson College. whom the Trustees
are confident will fulfil their wishes in re-establsh-
ing this valuable School.
They take this occasion with a deep sense of the
Importance of the suggestion) to call upon parents
and guardians in this wealthy and improving com
munity, not TO neglect this opportunity of giving to
their children such an education as viii tit them to
take such stations in society as the free citizens o.
a free country ought to occupy-in a country where
the most exalted Offices are open TO all, they deem
no man to have done his duty, who has not bestow-
ed the very best education upon his son that his
means will justify. Those wAo wish to send their
children, will be good enough to lose no time, as
the season is already well advanced.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Classical Scholars, per session, SIS
English branches /" +" 10
PHILIP C. PENDLETON, Pres't.
ELISHA BOYD,
JOHN STROTHER,
DAVID H. CONRAD, A
PEYTON HARRISON,
October 10, 1887
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

"TAKE THAT AND THAT."-A homicide Of ra.
Their a singular character was perpetrated, on the
24th inst. near Syracuse. A pedlar, bending un-
der the weight Of his pack, encountered on one Of
the by-roeds Of that region a foot pad who deman-
ded his money. The pedlar handed out his pocket
book. ais this ALL asked the robbcr. No."
said the pedlar. "Wsll, then, fork up, and be
quickl' The pedlsr put his hand in his bosom.
drew out a pistol, and shot the robber through the
heart. The body was recognized as that Of a con-
vct just discharged from the Auburn plisou.-Po-
tonac Adv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

V1NHE subscriber will a course Of in
Il structiou for Young Ladies. on Monday the
23d of September inst. His scbool-room is at the
ANGERONA SEMINARY, so well known for its
healthfuI and agreeable situation. Terms per ses-
sion of 50 months as follows:
Board, Tuition, and Lodging $500
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ortho-
graphy, Grammar, Geography, and 1850
History
For the above, with all the higher bran.
ches of English, including Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, 1850
Rhetoric. Composition, Botany, Ge-
&. ometry, Algebra, &c.
For the same, together with Ancient ,ero
Languages. or French io''o
For pupils under ten years of age $50
For Music, Drawing, and other Ornamental Bran
ches not enumerated, a separate charge will be
mode. A. c. SMITH,
September 26, 1839.-tf Principal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07
NUMBER 81.
UNIVERSITY oE VIRGINIA.

The prosperity of the institution bids fair to re-
alise the most ~sanguine hopes Of its patrons and to
repay oil tho solisituds which The Legislature and
State at Large have manifested In its behalf. The
number OF students at this time 10 about $50
greater number than have matsiculated at the sams
period in any former session.
During the present term Of tho Superior Court. Z
very interesting and important case hrs been deci-
ded IN relation TO the late act Of the Legislature
prohibiting merchants and others from giving credit
10 students: by which Il appears, that not only il
the Judge OF the Circuit favorable to the law. bun
that Jury OF our county, many OF them from the
immediate vicinity OF Charlotte ville, have felt il
TO be their duty to enforce its provisions. Several
prcsentments were made by the Grand jury Il the
last term, only the ffst Of which has yet been
brought to the test of petit jury. During the
trial OF this case, much interest was felt as well on
the part of the friends Of the University as on thas
OF some of the merchants Of our town. The Jury
hung on the first day, Saturday, } being as it was
stated eleven to one for enforcing tho law and on
Monday they brought in a verdict Of " guily"
against one of our citizens, who was charged with
having given credit to two students of the Univcr.
SHY the last session.
We have been impressed with the opinion that
the act OF the Legislature Of Virginia, prohibiting
tie giving credits 10 the Students. was an encroach4
ment upon the rights Of the citizens, although We
we're OF opinion that il might have u beneficial ten.
dency in curtailing the expenses ofthe Student. We
have lately learned that il is the impression Of come
the officers Of tho acknowledgements upon very
plausible data, that besides the wholesome efrects
OF the law upon the discipline Of the institution and
the moral character Of the Students generally, IL
has operated in reducing the amount Of their aver
age expenditures about 5000.
we understand that an appeal has been taken
from the decision Of the Judge upon an application
to discuss the constitation0isfy Of The lds before
tue lursi but without presenting to understand thu
merits OF the point involved in this application of
the defendant's council, we do not hesitate to en-
press a most unqualified concurrence with the re-.
marks OF the Court in deciding that the jury had
nothing TO do with that question. The opinion Of
the Court was in favor Of the cons,ituiionallty Of the
law.
We feel fully persuaded that the General Court
viii sustain the decision Of Judge thompson, a. to
the constitutionalty Of the law.
lt becomes rs, then, as good citizens of the Com.
monwealth OF Visginna, TO submit TO her laws, and
we trust. after the decision In this case, that this
community will render a hearty obedience to tho
belests OF the anti-credi, law.-Charionesviue Re.
p~uiiican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

A Novel RACE - rie 81. Louis BulI~,in rives
the following account Of a mule race which cams
oil on the St, Louis course, on one Of the regular
days Of the late races.
Immediately after the match race. ut the tan Of
The drum, two mules came forward 10 try il, two
miles and repeat. Vide Pouche md PALMYRA
were the names Of the two racers. Palmyra was
greatly The fsyorite and his friends freely offered
Two TO one. Tie won the frat heat with great ease.
and was evidently but little taiigued. Time GIN. -.
Tho odds were then still more In biz favor, and
cries wrre heard ~ofili~e 10 ono on Paimyrs. AZ
the TAP q the drum away they went. Palmyra
ahead. tie went a. . killing recs for ths 6fsf mile
and q half, but aims for bis reputation tho 1nxts
came over him, snd he nude . dash for the fence
N The sAsn hope u rubbing his rider "a. II was
no go, and Palmyra took the siuds in earnest.
His rider whipped, whilst he backed and in the
mean time little Vide Pouchs kept steadily at IL,
md went ahead, coming out nearly 200 yards
ahead. Time G min. and G sec.
As the heats were broken, (there being no dis.
lance. the gallant mules we're saddled for another
start. Vide Poucbs was now the decided s~avorite.
and bets we've offered freely in his favor. Some Of
his townsmen offered to bet six bits to three. Al
the tap q he drum away they went for the third
heat, Palmyra ahead. They both went al a killing
pace, and Vide Pouche tried TO PASS on the 6rsr
stretch, but It was no go. Palmyra went ahead 10
before IN a fine style for the frat mile and = half.
but he again took into his head TO rub his rider OF
against the fence and whilst he was engaged in
this side work, Vide Pouche let himself our, and
got too far ahead 10 be overtaken. He came out
far before atnid The shouts of his friends, showing
the spectators that there was better blood In Vide
Pouche than people thought for. The third heat
WINS run in the extraordinary short time Of seven
minutes and fly one seconds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

fouse MEcHASIcs.-There Is no class Of the
community upon which the future welfare of the
country more essentially depends, than upon the ri.
sing generation Of young mechanics. If they are in.
%'eIligent, sober, industrious, and consequently in.
dependent, able and accustomed to judge for them
selves. and governed in their own conduct by an
enlightened view Of their own best interests--ifthey
are men OF this sort, the mechanics will form the
strongest bulwark OF our free institutions, and tho
best hone Of the Republic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

McsrricEsr Bgqussr.-The Signal" q now
paper just started in New York, AYERS, positively,
that JoHS JAcoB As1oH. Esq. has left in his will
S350,000 for a Free Public Library. TO be found.
ed in that ciiy-and that Mr.. Cogswell has sailed
for Europe in the Wellington packet, being author.
lied by Mr Aston to purchase, from time to time,
such works as may be deemed proper to form a
pnrt Of the Library.-BaH. Chyon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

WIRE SHOE THREAD.--It is stated in q French
paper, that Mr.. Seller. in Paris, has secured a'pat-
emf for using brass wire for attaching tho upper lea
Their to the weit Of boots and shoes. The advanta-
ges Of this metallic thread are said to be, that Il al.
lows neither mixture nor dust to enter the shoe,
nor does it rip. The sewing is performed with
as much ease as with waxed thread, nor Is the
work more costly,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

COMING TO HIS SEssEs.-A western Editor late
ly had the audacity to announce to his subscribers
that 10 would not take in payment for his paper
either woodchucks, dried apples. terrier puppies,
tow, birch brooms. axe handles, wool, or vegefa-
bles. But his subscribers, with that sturdy indie
pendence which such people generally possess, r..
fused to pay him any thing else, and he now says
he is ready to take them At marketpricea. A public
meeting is TO be called to see whether Is 10 best to-
pay him at all.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

SMALL CHAScK.-A new way has been adopted
in Wilmington, Delaware, to make small change.
The Gazette states that on Saturday last in order
TO make change in the market, a number of one
dollar notes of the new Union Bank were cut ia two
the fragments passing for fifty cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07
CORRESPONDENCE.

SrAusTos, Sept. &c, 1889.
To Hiloaghby Nepton, Esq.
DEAR SIR The Convention having to-day de-
clined to adopt the address prepared by you, for rea-
sons OF weight and moment, we. individual mem
hers of that body, should nevertheless feel much
g%ratified TO see it spread before the people of vir-
ginia in the public prints. We, therefore, request
that permission at your hands, and remain, with
high resnecf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07
VOLUME 40.
DIR. Evans, Camomile Pills.
Read The foHowing Interesting and As
tonishing Facts Of DR.. Exams Como-
mile and Aperient Ant-Biious Pills.


More eonelssipe proofs Of The extraordinary eff
cacy of DR.. VIM. Evans' celebrated ..amonile
and Aperient Anti-Bilious Pills, N aae-
viating afflicted mankind.
NER. ROBERT CAMERON, I0I Bowerv.-
lvA- Disease :-Chronic Dysentsry, or Bloody
Flux. Symptoms:-Unusual flatulency in the bow
els, severe gripping, frequent inchnation to go to
stool, tenesnIus, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting,
frequency of pulse, and a discharge OF a peculiar
fn,id matter mixed with blood, great debility. sense
of the parts. Mr.. Cameron is enjoying perfect
health. and returned his sincere thanks for the ex-
traordinsry benefit he had received.
DR.. Vim. Exams Medical Offices, 100 Chatham
ST., NJ. York. and an PHILADELPHIA, No. 10 arcade.
To James Dickson, So CornAiH, Boston, Agent for
lie sale of DIR. Wm Erans' Camonile PiHs:
LOWELL, November Is, 1886.
DEAR SIR:-Knowing by experience that every
reference that the afflicted receive of the beneficial
results of medicines, | cheerfully offer mine to the
public, in behalf of DIR. VIM. Evans Camomile Pills.
l have been afflicted for the last ten years, with dis
tress in the head, and chest; often so bad as to de-
prive me of sleep for three or four nights in success
sion, but have never found relief by any Of my
friends prescriptions, until my wife saw the adver-
tisements in the paper; when she persuaded me 10
send for some, which ! did, and obtained two boxes
and bottles, which resulted in almost completely
restoring me to health, although | have not vet en-
tirely finished them. Should you consider this any
benefit to yourself, or the public, you have my cheer
full permission to publish it.
Yours respectfully,
THOS. h. GOODHUE,
Central street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-07

AFrench ship recently brought 20 Bordeaux q
bell weighing two hundred pounds, with a hole cut
through it by an eighteen FOUNDER, from the French
ship Creole, at the capture of ST. Juan dUlioa.