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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19
ASTHMA. THREE YEARS STANDING.

Mr.. ROBERT MONROE, ochuylhiH, emleteu Win
the above distressing malady. Symptons:-ureat
lanpour, fatulency, disturbed rest, nervous head
ache, difficulty of breathing, tightness and structure
across the breast, dizziness, nervous irritabiiity and
restlessness, could not lie in a horizontal position
without the sensation of impending sutiocatron, pal
pitation of the heart, distressing cough, costiveness,
main of the stomach, drowsiness, great debility, and
deficiency Of the nervous energy. MIR. II. Monroe
gave up every thought of recovery, and dire despair
sat on the countenance of every person interested
in his existence or happiness, till by accident he no.
ticed in a public paper some cures enected oy IT.
WIN. Evans MEDICINE in his complaint, which IN
duced him to purchase a package of the Pills. which
resulted in completely re moving every symptom OF
his disease. He wishes to say his motive Tor this
declaration il, that those afflicted with the same or
anv symptoms similar to those from which he Is
happily restored, may likewise receive the same in
estImaLle benefit.
PARALYTIC RHEUMAT LSM-A perfect
cure effected by the treatment Of DR.. WIN. EVANS.
Mr.. JOHN GIBsoN, Of North Fourth street, vii
Harrisburg, afflicted with the above complaint for
three years and nine months; during which time
he had 10 use crutches. His chief symptoms were
excrutiating pain in all his joints, but especially in
the hip, shoulder. knees, and ankles, an aggrava-
ton of the pains towards night; and for the most
mart all times from external heat, an obvious thick
ening of the fascia and ligaments, with a complete
loss of muscular power. For the benefit of those
afflicted in a similar manner, Mr.. Gibson conceives
it NEE, 10 say that the pains have entirely ceased.
and that his joints have completely recovered their
natural tone, and he feels able to resume his ordi-
nary business.
LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
STANDLNG-Mrs. HANNAH BROWNE, wife OF
Joseph Browne, North Sixth street, near Second
.,,oo, N;iI;epahurg afflicted for the last ten years
with the Liver Complaint, completely restored to
health through the treatment Of DIR. WIN. EVANS.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three of the first
physicians, but received but little relief from their
medicine till Mr.. Browne procured some OF DR..
VIM. Evans invaluable preparations, which etfee-
tually relieved her of the above distressing and
painful disease.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19

STATE DaBrs,-1he aggregate debt OF the sevf-
raj States Of the Union Is sI71, 406, 266. Tho OBJ
iects for which il was created nre--
Fer Banking, so, $40 600
For Canals, 81 20I.oql
Far n.il Roads. ii .87l.054
For Turnpikes and Roads, : 0 2l8,958
For miscellaneous objects, : 8 474,b85
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19

DEFERRED ARTICLES.

NAVAL he following statement ct the Navics,
OF the world, at the close flast year, may probably
be relied on. 1t j. given by Sir John Barrow, and
was nnques,ionabiy prepared With care. AZ that
time EaggaaS had either an0at or In ordinary, 90
ships 81 The line. 90 frigsses, and So steam ships
of var. France-49 ships OF the line, 60 lrigases,
and 81 steamers. Rpssia-5n ships q the lire. Is
frgatcs. and Q steamers. Uaassd States " 4taer.
sca lis ships az the line, o5 frigstes, sloops, Nc,
and / steamer. Egyps-fa ships Of the lire, Y
frisates, aud | steamer. Iarkey--lS ships Of the
Iine, Is ffigates, and 3 steamers, Hoslaad-S
ships Of the line, la ~trigases and I steamers
Deamark-6 ships of the line. Steedea- l0 SHIPS
OF the line, S ~ftisates, and 2 steamers. SPAN
ships Of the giue, and 4 frigaics. Naples-a al,
gates and | steamer. Sardsasa-9 irisates ard :
steamers. Additional TO this, Holland has lo4
gun boats, 40 in commission Denmark has 81 gun
boats Sweden has 242 gun bouts. and 5 bombs
Norway has 30 gun boats and bombs, besides ~
gun boats budding. each to carry two go Founders,
- PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19

Nor. conclusive proofs Of The extraordinary en-
eacv of DR.. I'm Exams celebrated CaaoDaiie
ami Apegtc1tA afi-Bilious Pills. IN ale-
oiafsno afflicted mankind.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

6RFAr Hosea = Ia Anfrlcan lad,
permiff,d 70 converse ritA fAs fope t.
The ioiln~Iug Is cullssi from lhr ~. Jo
s"ph l'mos'--" dtst.ngu .shrd Anlsr,can
lady, SMILE q, Rome. sas ask-d by "a,
dinal, n DO cuuli have The p'pasofo 4 pro
seui'ng her to the Pop. o. be,ng IN
'effogaied, It she ~ou.d he pefmI,ed Ia
Converse with hts Hoilp,-ths Cardinal
replied, that she cou.d DOT. that Sss an nos
OR couhncd TO the Puuceksss u the blood
TIC daughters Of -osefs,gns. ~ ui sur.
tfepl'es The lady } | am a Princess Of the
b'ood, The daughter Of Sovereign Car IN
America, tho people are al Sovafvtgts and
! am the daughter Of one q the people. y
lis Hof'nets sas 50 much pleased snh
the spartan Joidnrss 81 tic rcpIt, thai "a
lh'ef''e~ sas granlrd-aud the Amsrcan
Princess admitted to an Aoaor to which n,
lady OF private station bad ever before az.
plred.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

where the vote shall be in favor Of the es.
sablishment OF common schools, which shall
be paid by the Public Treasurer, upon the
warrant OF the Governor. upon the ceriif
cate Of the chairman OF the board Of super.
inssndunis ii said counties that taxes have
been levied to the amount OF twenty dol.
lara for each school district IN their 70
spectiye counties, and that school houses
have been erected IN each district sufficient
TO accommodate at leas, fifty scholars.
X. BE 10 further enacted. That every
County which shall refuse or neglec, to lie
w the tax, and build the school houses
herein specified, shall at any time hereafter
be entitled TO receive the forty dollars here.
by appropriated TO each district, upon CON.
plying with the terms herein specified.
ri. BE u further snatfed, That If IN
tak,og the neat Census OF the United States,
Congress shall fail to provide Tor ascertain.
ing the number oi inhabitants, and especial.
" of Wbne Children 10 the several school
districts of North Caroline, Il shall be the
duty of the Governor, as President Of the
Board Of Common Schools, to make such
arrangement with the Marshal oi the Uni
ted States for the district Of North Carolina
or with his deputies 10 the several Counties
or With such other person or persons as he
may deem proper, TO cause such Census &c
be asCertaincd, together With any other IN
formation which he may oeem important I,
the establishment Of a just ard equal sys
I ten OF Common Schools throughout III,
State aud TO communicate the same, TO
geiher with u iull report Of the returns o
I the superintendent 10 the several counties
aud the proceedings Of The Board ol Com
I mon Schools under tins act.
MI. And b. II further enacted, That i
shall be the duty 1t the County Trustee, o.
The ageut Of Pubic Accounts, 10 each coun
I ~, 10 transmit 10 the Governor, Us Prea
I dent Of The Board Of Common Schools,
iull and accurate statement Of the ~hol,
amour, q taxes levied ard collected N hi
county Tor the Year, oGe thousand eigh
hundred and Ihifiy nIne and oue ,housan,
eight hundred aud forty (eEcep,ins ID,
public revenues paid lGlo the Public Treas
ury by The Sheriff. specifying IN suci
statements what we're the sablrcts lrou
which such ta1es acre levied, aud hos
much from zach source Of taxation also
FOIL aud true account Of he disbursement,
OF the monies ~ collected, showing spc
cially what amount have bc~u paid Tor lh'
prosecution of insolytni criminals, aid ihei
ma'nicuauce 70 JAh, ard that such state
meets shalt b. frurued to the Goyufno
on or bvture the first das a December
one ihOusaud eigh, hundred and lor,y m,
II any county trustee o. other agent o
pablo accounts shall fali % make return a
aforesaid, no shall totloii and psy the sau
VI two bundfcd dollars. 70 - added 10 IN,
iund iur common schools, and II shall /.
the espsc'al duty Of tie solicitor II cscl
eoonty TO sue for the sane. Il en-, lailur,
shall occur ~ hrs county.
Read three the. aud tssEsd 10 G.asrsi A.
sshsiy has sighih dsy q JaaaAtp. \. u IsJ9
WILL A. GRAHAM, suC
A JOiAEH 5 )
A nC, C0py
W iitLl Svrfstsfv ~ gtsfr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Degaaficol.--An amusing locitfa' ~
Gently occurred 81 Baptist meeting so
where IN the State of Connected. s.
mong the candidates y as fat bg'ehe'' SO
possessed a remarkable fine dog o !
black Labrador breed, As soon as 'a''
faithful attendant saw hIs master take 70,
coolIns plunge, he leaped 10 after h'nl' ''AI
lugged the bap,izrd forth BY The col" :
hs coat. Having got hm sais "a ''"'
tirna, the canine iayofite turned hls BUZZ
lion to ilse munster who had been ~ I
mental IN making the krlEhi o 'ne IN
submit to tho immersion, and 4 vas =,
after considerable eoasing thsi Tue o''e.
Of the dog could persuade the latter % '''.
tho discounted clergyman, and qaH
scene which hi, doemsiIsln pfe'e''''' ''''
from coDprshendlng. -Ae's Lfa'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

heddtng .-Go iLtO the house Of s0aIe OIL
our Farmers and you "lli fia1 90 tie 2spaper
DO periodical Of any kind, and hardly a
book. Ask such men to subscribe for "a
per, and they will tell sou that they have
no time 10 read one. Bot abo Is 90 con.
sian'iy employed as to fad 10 leisure for
the improvement Of hl- mind No, the
farmcr, certainly, Tor the long winter even.
ngs aiiofd han several hours every day
which he might devote to reading. Not
The mechanic, for instances arc frequent
where The industrious artzans haze al.
tanned an enineuce 10 the sciences, merely
o. giving thclr leisure 10 study.
One Of the most eminent oriental schol.
a's Of the nse IS professor Lee, Of one of
the EogIish U0yer-ties, and vet all his
education was acquired dunnl the moment,
oil leisure which be fund while EMPLOYED
as Jnnfusyman carpenter.
Tho fact Is, every m.7 has leisure IN
read newspaper, aud those Who plead IN.
want oil tine as an excuse lur not tak,ng
ono, are almost always tic least industrious.
a COW, the property of Mr.. +. Kent. OF
West Springfield, Mass, during slaly DAYS
beginning June last, give one tkoaxaad three
hhHdred and forty ar quarts Of milk l--ay.
eTagin2 2!l quarts per day. The largest
yield was | quarts 10 HE morning and IG
IA the evening.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

One Moment What an eiieC'
duccs upon years One momen' w" :.
crime, glory, shame, no, rapture ~ 81
on III Death itself is but mops"
eternity Is its successor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

A VITA man that has ooee gov ~
character up for u vii Is alssys 'o'' -,
laugh, say what he may. Tie nay a
az much nonsense us be pleas's' 'i'0 !.
will pass curreni. No one si'ps 70 VI
ton the colo Of rich man but PO"
VI! cannot pnss oil either Iose % ~ n.
ca, without lis being examined on Do'H M
Wit and coin are always doubted W"
ihrcadbaro coat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

CLEAvELAND. (Ohio.) JANUARY 2.-TIe
brought ! br dfeu. ht OF The summer and
ie'l' aud the cold dry weather OF the mas,
month, are producing serious lnconyen,.,cc
10 the eeoiral portions Of The State. A we'll
as 10 The lake country. Tie streams, very
20" before freezing commenced, are now
almost entirely converted into ice. The
Oldest settlers 10 the State never before Wit.
messed such scarcity Of water. All the
mus except on The largest and mos, Do.
rao'e streams, arc stopped, and tho Mount
vernon Ws'ehman soys that people come
W OF ~ miles to the nils on Ga creek for
grinding and that large streams only az
lords water to carry run Of slopes a, each
mill. We understand thai II lur - re,ad,pg
at hassillon at s., III consequence of the
oiihculiy Of obtaining grinding. -HerdId
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-01

Very good.-The New York Whiv
sqnibs Ia this wise
Mankind morally and yrammatieaHy.-
haok'nd may be divided INTO three d,sItnc,
classes superIa,lveIy honest men-con.
hrned scoundrels, and no men at all
10 which tho Philadelphia Times adds
the following capital hli and witty /:
FIRST person--We are.
Second do.--YE or You nro.
Third do.-They uhe woman) arc.
The Ohio Legislature have passed bill
TO prohibit the circulation u small no,ss.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

~ The following Is an err,s e.,
ter written by General Jacksm /. ~.
Mr.. Wise, chairman of the Inres,in,.ss' .
mittee. The public can now uap. -, I.s'S
nearest the truth, Gen. jackson. 49,. :. =
the Executive Departments Va.
with stability and integrity" o. n
when he denied the assertion:
ii is obvious that BY the r,,l., !.
the House, an issue IS mad =. 3
President Of the U. s., as Be b.5 ~. =
in his annual message, that he 49,. !,
the Executive Departments had 49,.
ed their official duties with sBli,v - !:
tegrity. in your speech, you deDie1c
you charged them with manifold 49,
tons and abuses of trust, as you 49,.
in former speeches to which Won u
red and you demanded an inTstu;-
through the medium Of a Comma,t, ,
" The heads of Department, :,
answer such a request as they Pleas -
vided they do not withdraw theiirOv
and that of the officers under Their -
ton, from the public business, to tbsE
~ thereof. To that business, lssli
rect them to devote themselves IN M.
ence TO any illegal and irncOnsdlusu
cali for Information, no matter fOnEl
source it may come, or however ann
they may be to meet it. For mvssll
shall REBEL all such attenps as an IN,
sion of the principles Of justice as veil
of the Constitution /; and shall deem
my sacred duty to the people Of the U
to resist them as | would The estaBFshm,
of a Spanish lnquisition."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05


70 The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot, in giving an account of the
debate in the House Of Representative, on the
dealcation of Swartwout, says:
"Cambreleng next ventured to height
of impudence, which, with all my knowl.
edge of his bronzed assurance, | did not
dream he would attempt. Says he, the
public will appreciate the motives Of gen.
tlemen, in making such clamor about
the defalcations mentioned in the report.
They wish TO draw off public attention
from The great default in New York Of
one of their own friends.
"This was rather too much. The at.
tempt to pass Mr.. Swartwcut of as a
Wing, was an adventure SO supremacy
ridiculous, that the bare suggestion called
out chorus of as loud and hearty laugh
ter from all parts Of the House and gale
ries, as ever heard in my life. Cambre
leng himself, was at first little dashed BY
this unquestionable expression of ridicult
Of bis absurdIIy. But recovering himself
i've went on in the same strain. He as
cribed all these defaIcations to the Credi
System. or Gas he would term il, } the Gam
bling System. He commiseraied Mr..
S~artwOnt as much as any Of the opposi
ton.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05


you in payment Of public LAM. -
ed 70 " know why the sarDo -. =.
. the credit Of the Treasures. - 4 u \ I g.
Bank Of Missouri, st. Loui,. ) : ID
the eth day Of December, Il. q
charged him with neglect. aD5 s IL
him that il BY the retup nj ~ MON
is not received Of your bsvio.' s'ldsla
with my requirements Of de Is.t S1laplI
and Ord NoYember last, il viii 4 ayr
pleasant duty to report your 60 u
President, and to recommend ~. - d.
val from Office" ''| haa
Now we come to the faal. ~ A.
On the 26th January, lsss. ~ u = ]. ''a
wrote as follows: your Letter y !. y
inSteis received, and your -. g d
cepted by the President. - 4.
large a balance stands unods'.,.5s. y
hands," &c. What that ~. ~
amounts to we have no mss.. ma
ling; the report Of defaullen ~. ~ Y !.
Secretary, TO the House q ~ ~ g.iis
tives, was dated the Eth l,.s'al.
therefore, Mr.. Linn is an a3sss, I'D
ca,ion.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05
Ehe goutlleru ara'ss.
eRNRa m1amgso

COLUMBUS TUESDAY, FEB. 8 1889.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05


ehip's papers, tie peoples clothing. &c. they
.hardoned her. when the mate and brew Re.
gained possession Of the chip end made sal
a her for home, where shs aEligsd @ &c IN
inr,ant, n charge Of lie nate.
rTs,As certain loeofocO sditols ere very
s,1a Il quoting from he New York Herald,
= authority Is politica uatters, We ean.do 90
- tbsn follow their examples. r the filotE-
inc extract from the Washington COTespon-
dent Of that paper, Bennett himselfl shall
cause our readers to laugh e heartily e i has
Us, why then our purpose win be served. i
i under date Of the 10Th ultimo:
petriken intended to infict q lOlg speech Of
| thiYtv minute duration on the House, on the
Div Dock question, which has engTOssec Il for
4 few DAYS past. Fortune, however, interPos-
ed to save them from so horrid bore, by eau
4 sin0 the den which he, Broadhead, and four
other locofocos occupied, TO be burnt down on
Wednesday last K was said that the FIRE
broke out s. suddenly, that he was unable 70
save his notes, and that Il also carried OF a
mart of his queue. Il was remarked BY q
was. that he had given the cue to the ire
There was an immense deal Of locofoco trash
consumed on the occasion, which is said to
have given dark hue to the flames, and TO
have emitted an offensive odor, which some
had the iIl-nature to attribute TO an old par o
, Petriken's breeches, which fried foT. some time
in the FIRE. These six worthless had esconeed
themselves IN an old frame house, near an Or.
e dipary or low tavern, in an obscure part Of th'
: city-mainly because they could not obtalI
!! genteel board elsewhere, and that they nigh
have better opportunity Of concocting, Il
: their small way, new falsehoods and SANDER
e against the Wings. They were literally smOk
n ed out of their den, and stood in the street
j Hooking on the destruction OF their valuable
with tears IN their eyes, and most rueful eOuT
tepances, in the midst Of hail storm. HoV
: they have since succeeded IN getting lodging
has been matter of surprise to every one.
Old Adams continues to pour into I'll
House his abolition memorials from Ton
Dick, and Harry, and ON the strength Of it, b
8 turned out an enormous pair Of grey whisker
: which makes him look exceedingly ferociou
,e and unclassical Itwould be decidedly bettel
if he would let his beard grow, for then b
head would approach the antique.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

8
PoHTENToUs ANAGRA1l. Il sometimes
happens that the letters constitutinp 4
word, i by an accident they are traps.
posed, vii compose word or words
meaning the same thing; and in former
times mueh industry and inpennilv hava
been employed b detecting such 3, s., )
as they are called. MANY iIlusfral iiss,,s g
this sort of tFanspoition might Is quoted.
such Is The following
ssEelosssrs looN. IAREH
aDgerg Sly ~
aiglne fNE
ena of ours hes discovs4 enc
dege opraenis con fst
s' laleEo 81 pom o
81 ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

Mr.. cALHoUN.-The Richmond Wing
says: !" We have received accounts from
Washington confrmatory of the rumored dis
satisfaction Of Mr.. Calhoun with the Admin
istration. That gentleman, it is now conf
IDENTITY asserted. is preparing to take another
leap. The initiatory steps have been taken.
What new position he win assume, we win
not undertake to predict"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

If the Wings throughout the State viii
initiate the example of their Representatives
in the Legislature, most triumphant victory
awaits them in November next
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

FmE.-Afre broke out in Nashville, CTen.)
on the 18th ut, which destroyed 4 or 5 build
ings, but most Of their contents were saved.
Loss not estimated.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

THE SoUTHERN BANNER, is the title of a
new Wing paper published at HclIey Springs,
by George w. Pittman, and edited by Geo.
A. Wilson, Esq. They have our best wishes
for success
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

US. aror Oh Monday last the Lee
gislaturs 81 this state went into the election Of
u. s. Senator, when JOIN HENDERsON, Esq.
. staunch Whig, was elected on the frst bal
lot. for the term Of sixyears, from the 4th Of
March next. The Wings stOod up u one un-
broken phalanx. The vote stood,
For Henderson, lWhigl SO. 8
Smith, Loco FOcol so.
Williams, do 10.
Seatfefino g.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

NASHVILLE WHIe.-This excellent paper
comes to US much enlarged. -Four columns
have been added to its dimensions.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

REELECTION OF DANIEL WEBsrER.-The
Hon. Daniel Webster has been reelected
Senator IN Congress from the State of Massa-
chusetts, for the term Of six years from the
4th of March next. The vote stood; for Dan.
lei Webster, 364-B. F. Halett, I73.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

"a. inoxDressi5ly shocked, g hear q
- ~ 80 had been made Of them BY the
SSnofor. Asto his remarks on the coca.
.;on "a question, whatever was reported
-. not submitted to him. The speech
~ giiven to the country without his su-
M. Merrick Of Nd, had the floor
v,hent the Senate adjourned.
m the House, the proceedings were as
interesting as in the Senate. The motions
h reference to raising q Select Commit
&c on the recent defalcations were on the
-ySpiS, whereupon a very animated debate
onsued, in which Messfs. Wise, Mason
Garland, Cambreleng, Cushing and Pick
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

44SllAc4sUll , IueIOL1tyt o
The vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Judge TrOtter was filed by the election o.
Mr.. Williams. twas thought best to extend
that courtesy to Mr.. Williams, as Congress
win rise in about month. The vote stood as
follows:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-02-05

WING STATE COMMEMORATIVE learn
from jackson, that this Convention has nomin-
ated
EDWARD TUErEn, for Governor
4 Abb L. Bn CANAAN for Congress.
DR.. JENNINGS, Secretary of State.
Mr.. DICKSON, Auditor.
Gen. BRowN, Treasurer.
This is a strong ticket and one that viii
bring out the entire strength of the Wing par
Y in the State. We shall give the proceed
ings of the Convention at length in our next.