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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
Messrs. vFepLsscx. Ike, &c. SO.
From the Lancaster (Pa,) Examiner.
ylslr OF THE yICE-PRESIDENT.

Tho ATTEMPT Of the Loco Focos 10 make political
capits for lher sinking cause out OF the slr't o.
Col. JonSsos. to oyI cily, has resulted 10 most
s,pnsl tailniei They had hoped 10 be able 70
,sise an en,hnsasm in favor 81 Martin Van Buren,,
an he strength Of the Colones popularity, and TO
pnsh hlte Marty forsard 90 his back, US lney have
heretofore done on Gen jackson's. But they we're
doomed 10 nothing but modification Even the d.
rec, alb,sion made in his presence BY Buchanan
prinrer (who rot ha wing succeeded " carrying ou'
The designs Of his master in putting down the gni
liant Colonel now attempts 20 Turn round and fawr
mon him y calling him the real hero OF The
Itames +" could not iadoce the hgh.mnded vete-
a 20 ,t,rr word in deroeatihn OF his former Com
,n.n5et Gen. nARRIsos The Loces could moi
conceal heir cbaglin Of their disapponinenti end
80 wrnh are they, thai some OF their Leaders nav.
Openly denounced the Colonel as 80 iooi''-saying
that # he could nor give them something better
than that, he would show his sense by holding hi'
tongueD
II !. said. that in Har, isbu'g he was even more
,er,ac,o,y. and 30 far forgot himself and his obi
cations 10 the party" 10 bust forth into an 81
oouent eulogium upon Hsrrson's CALAMITY and con-
dnct al The battle Of the Thames, declaring that
h, was not willing TO deprive him OF the ianrels
40 pobls won, and that there not man, from
the General down. who did not do bis duty"
Forney's sour-face Appealed the concentration o.
crab.apre jules after hearing the CooneIs spescn
ana Frazer s@ears that Van BUren IL ndead weight
10 The party. but that johnson Is heaserset
p. S. Since she above was prepared, we nave
received he New York Star containing sketch Of
C.lonel Jobnson's speech In that city wherein ne
ssys. spcsking Of the battle fthe Thames, " me-
ve,. Mr.. President, suffer myselfto be compliment
rcd on an occasion like the present without iesnen-
boring ,l,e brave corps who shared with me The Pc.
riIs and dangers ef our common cause. ihEAh
WE'RE NO EDWARDS THERE"
In The evening be Colonel went over the pfihs'-
nal incidents Of ibe Battle Of the Thames ana tAe
attack "a Proctof's division. and said. :" Hhsn my
oaUgnt Commander (HARRisON) gape ne or
~ fer a charge kaew ire coaie do ne bas19sss
IN thirty minutes I"
ID, Won hent lhni. We reNilers Of Haulson'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
ApP'0''' ~. er N. 4 Henry .s HARRISON

"TnuE GGsTLgaes.' "A new test o. geh''"'y
has been devised by Mr.. kENDALt. THOSE Po@,
vsa l.vs Is laf hnoresi bis beggary episie
AZ 10 .end Il. n, money" are described y me
Clobe newspaoer. as true gentlemen Those
VINO have spufned the conlempible appeal as u ae-
served, BY the same token are NOT " true eer'ie
men - What is this world coming ioI The Eve
mag Post claims all the literature for The admins
trsfion-Mr. VAs BURRs claims oil the honesty
and now Mr. KakpALL islsying violent hands or
an The "tue gentlemen" Verify. WITH all .nese
accomplishments on rs back van bufenism - y
bad way.--Nsss Yerk Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
G. C. vERPLANCK, } or,ba
MARTIN LEE, ssas,s
JOHN MAYNARD,
C. Z. CLARK,
WA DUbR, of,be
PETER q. PORTER, As..,Iy
ID ST. JOHN,
]. HUBBARD.
Gen. WILLIAM HEsRY HARRISON.
Gen. WILLIAM HEsRY HARRIsos.

Norm Bend. O., Maya, 1910.
GgNrLrmEN:-l have HE honor % ackFe"iejge
the receipt your letter Of The 25th February. con
se,ipe The proceedings 81 mestlng Of the wing
members of the Legislature convened ia the capi-
,ol az The State on the 22d Of that month.
beg yc,, 10 believe, gentlemen that am deep
Nv IMPRESSED with the honor, Wiacn has been cor
,,r,,d mon me bg The disting uished body, ~ilon
nn his occasion YOU represent. Tie great "fJfct
az both my clvil and military life has been 10 serve
~, country, TO the utmost Of my nbltt+s, ana Y"
ob,sin ia appreciation. The hope Of ~. has often
cI,4red ne ii circumstances 81 gieat dhhcnlty and
en- hatiassment
You ~ill pardon me. trnsi. f in this letter ] go
so,ne~ hat beyond he mere purpose OF aehn"T 'eos
si,p he receipt OF your communication, ana use
- occasion for making few remarks, when cir
.,,,,.,ane.. seem Ia rsque from me. IN respect 10
declaration &C my oP,nions, ~ pledges a. 70 ny
iuruie conduct required o. canaia-'e' 'o' n's" 0''-
ces. -
NV public life, not now short one Is before me
country. NV opinions on important SUBJECTS nave
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23


THE CosraAsr wv hen Lieut.. Hooe OF the Ma
Wy appealed TO the President Of the United states
70 SET aside the proceedings Of n court martial on
The ground fnegfo testimony. that high functional
~ rejected the application in the following terms
I" The Prssiaenffnds nothing N ne proceed
!, ~ h. care Of Lieut. Hooe which requires Ais
.sessrf~v.nrs NJ. v. b."
CHAPTER 48--PAeE all.
"As ACT regulating ths practice ia the oenersi
Court, and Court of Common Pleas, and Tor other
purposes. -.
..SEcrIos "a No negro. m'iln'to or indisn, shail
be witness, except in pleas OF the United states,
.na;,., neproes. mnattoes, or Indians, or in civ.
pIeas, where negroes, maiatlces. or Indians slons
shall be the parties.
Speaker Of the Hou,- Of Representatives,
b. CHAMBERS,
.President Of the Council
Approved, Sept. III 1867.
"MM henry HARRISON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

CaAsotsu NAmRs.---Me have been amused with
The long iist published "by authority In the bos-
ton Courier, Of persons vho have obtained irnvs
from ftle Massachusetts, Legislature TO change their
Names Several hundred Of lie Bay Stsss People
seem to have 60, sick Of tho honest patrouymics
which they inherit from their pilgrim fathers"
and have ses about 10 alter shem. For instance,
,ho whole family Of Grimeses," from llaserkill TO
Salem, have had their names changed 10 "Gra.
ham, The "Pfices" think their names smell
too stfoag &c soar, and have adopted lhs more ca
tholic cognornen Of Pope" Ibis arrangement
will save ID. trouble Of changing the initials on the
bod linen &c tho " Griroeses and "Prices," ana
a, the same time enhance their respeciabiy The
anci, ut Tsrbox" family have adopted The sur.
name of pierce" and hereafter viii be called
Purse" utter che Yankee style. 1hese Tar.
boxes' % the whole figure Ssy Ann Tarbos"
!. transnogrliird into 4 Sarah Ann Pisrce,' asa
plain Samuel Tarbox" is hereafter TO be denomi-
mated "cbasles Edridge PIERCE
The old fashioned given names OF Abel, fiuldsh'
Elias, Jonathan. and ihe like, arc changed for the
more fsshionshle appellstions Of Edwstd, Caroline
SC. The Guns" are discharged iaio the : Shei'
woods; !" the "Bumpus," (snd with good reason(
prefer 10 DO called Dana, and so on to the end
u tho Chapter.
"Oh. Romeo, Romeo. wherefore art thou Aomeei
Deny II, father and refu.e d, name.
What's in a nanef that which wo call a rose,
By apy other name would smell as sweet.
---I Romeo dof thy name."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
NOUGH. ASTHMA. SPtT mo bL ,.',,L ~
v sky YEARS STANDING eeA'NO
JAYNE's EXPECTORANI.
F,4n .4ikinsoa's PhimdeipAiG Eveaing t'oSf'
PHlLADRLPHtA. Aug. 10, 1888.

F,44 Aikinsoa's PhiLsdefphfG Evenfng foSt'
PHlLADRLPHtA. Aug, 10, 1888.
Nj. ATKiYsoN -Sir--ll has been my Nit''"i '''''
10 labor under d cough and astnatchi "fprSssioi''
for mcre thaa halt century Nhen soi''S' -
the American camp, IN 1873 !, with many others
|owipg 90 ,reat rxpo>ule,) had violent ai'acS oil
disease Of the lungs, by which was disabled rom
daty for long time. Since that period, un''i re
Icentlv | have never been free from violent cough
land dili-ulty OF breathing. Yeur AFTER year nave
Iexnerioraicd over gill day; ofien mnch more
land sometimes mixed with blood. For months TO-
g.ther. NIGHT after night, have had TO SIT or DC
8tOI,tered up to obtain my breath. Inc "eaSi.es'
and debility caused BY such constant
frequently brought me 10 a state Doidr'"s w
Il has been IA matter OF aston'siHneh, 10 NY ia'"
and friends. that am here write this to you
have h. Il LillGl ,,hysicians attend me ana every
HING dome thai was thought likely to give me re-
|Hqf without nuy beneficial ,hrct. Last "'a'er
had ano,her very severe attack of inflammation oi
1he Iurgs, which fully expected would ne me ia,'
then considered my case past the aid OF n''"- =
scpe. when was persuaded TO call in Dr. JAYNE
2Wii mo assistance of Divine Providence, through
shim. was once more raised from my peo nui ,''e
6coughi and Wheeling weatIed me gay "u" "s'
\ He advised nue. to use his ExPeetofan'' 1'u 80,
with strong hope, that as II had cu'tu '"""! ~
my .conaintances of various diseases Of the lung
mish, AT least mitigate my sufIefipgs. Need
saw how graii6ed feel. IL has eheciusiy cured
h. As soon as commenced taking II, found u
rearhrd my case, and began TO breathe WIN NOR
{freedom Nv expectoraton became easy, ana my
cough entirely left me now feel as wen as eEFl
did ia my lie, and am bellerthan have been Tor
Ill., las, siStv years Last summer | spit gieat
heal fblood; now thank God, am Tefiectly chteu'
ENuw, sir AFTER suffering 50 long and hod'' al 'as'
tucb signal relief from DR.. JAYSE's Exftc1oHAN MT
feelaoxous 10 inform nay fellowcl,zen9 wneee' ~
Eiefmsy he had. NICHOLAS HARRIS, ST.
No 35 Lombard street
Mr. HARRIS has long been worthy m T.I,tft
We believe Deecoo) Of First Baptist ehnIeh
b. this city, and implicit confidence may 20 f'@'N'
IN his assertions.
Persons are invited to call and see him. ana sa''s'
Ia themselves. u,,.ia
The above valuable medicine may he q,
sle and Rersil. at JAYNE'S DRUG g. CHENil-
gal STORE, No. 30 South Third s'Ieet ~, : ma
eplja. Also, for sale by WILSON & DULL
Fgsnt' Martinsburs, Va.
This Expeotorant never fails to cure A',t'.a %
,e.eye a cough February q, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

ten Amongst these iirst IN The hearts 81
his counirymen-as frs, II every public duty.
like the csk Of heslthest baugh,
Deep rooted in his counry's love he stood"
The company then repaired to DINNER. well
provided and in good taste. 10y Mr.. WILLIAM HUs-
TKR; and, after the cloth removed, she follow
ing regular toasis we're drunk, with acciamasen,
and responded 70 BY all present:
I. THE DAY wg COMMEMORATIVE: May It's annu
al return to US announce Independence, tili The sun
grow dim with eye, and nature sink IN Years.
AlR-Star .SpaRgled Banner.
? ISDrPEvpEscK: his day fearessls declared
nobly sustained, and now happily epjoyed-
Had Coiambsa.
3. LlBrRrY: Our favorite poition---iIs blessings
can be preserved and our Poste''iy,by he VIZ
inous exeriions ofpatrioti.m. Our rag.
A. Our FRrE INSTITUTIONS; We pray that tiies
may continue al all things fall before the seythr
of lime. Days ~ absence
S. AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE, AAp MANIAC
TURKS: The triple piliars ef the land--Ifine bro
Tiers may they dwell in harmony
G. The MrmoRY or GKoReE WAsHiSeroS: No
more need be said. Washington Narea.
7. THs MYmogY OF THE SieSERs OF the DEc.
LARATIoN OF INpEPEspEncE: All gore @ uat
bourne, whence no traveller returns. The odont oi
their patriotism still remains wilhus.
4sald Lang Synf.
8. Our Navy: Should the Wori be the stake.
we would man our fleet with American Iats.
American Tar.
8 The OFFieERs AND SOLDIERS or OUR ARMY.
An who have tried their spirit, dislike the iaste--
il il ,oo strong for Them Aaerfcan Ster.
10. BuSKER's Hill: To The British trouble
some wood work. fonAee Ipo91s,
H. Tar UNITED SrATEs: IL danger IRON no
,,, bnt 4. ertt,,ts ais,tnion :. Jfited We stand,
divided we fall" Haa CofHfnofa.
IL. ALL TUE NATIONS OF rne EARTH; Mey
they speedily ,eposo under The csnepy Of free GO
yer5pen,s. Jefrrsoa's March.
l3 The AMERICAN FAIR: As far as the lar
est and faithful as they fair, Intelligent az trey
a,e faithful. and innocent as they intelligent.
Haste 10 he Wedding.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

During receat scout in Florida, Col HAnNsr
re-capiurcd from the Indians, negro who was csP-
tured nearly two years since. when the crew Of
vessel wrecked near New Smyrna was murdered:
Il will be remembered that their bones we're iosns
bleaching on the shorc. The negro snys he u from
Connect,cuf. He Is said be very intelligent
fellow, aud 10 tell tho iole Of his adventure In cap
itui state. lie seys 3" Coscoochee and party came
to them with prorsta,icus Of friendship and agreed
TO cross them over the river in his boa,s but az
certain signal. with clubs which they prepared &C.
ors our eyes they attacked asd beat out tho brnins
Of every white being of the party" lie ran. but
was soon captured. They took him BY the hsnd,
ard said good. very good r. Since which tins
they have watched him so closely thar he could not
,acaue.---g yA american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
,,,,, Of a letter from Dr. S. s. Fitch

PniLADELPHtA, May 10, 1858.
n. I.ysv-Dear Sir--I feel that can herdly say
.nonsb 90 You in favor ofthe Oiessipoo- Ha'r To-
Vic prepared by you. My hair had been falling oil
-, ,,yo years and had become very thin-threal-
nc sneedy badness, when commenced using
his remedy In about week IL ceased 10 tall on
have used j, now about three months, and hsse
a. full and thick head OF hair as can possibly
desire. | have recommended It's use 10 NUMBER
- -, friends who all speak well OF il. Ii fathful-
:, endowed have no doubt OF its general success
nav add. that before using the Tonic, had tried
a,nost all the various articles employed for the
hair such as the Macassar OIL, all the different
nreparations of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair OIL,
&c. without experiencing much, if any benefit.
Respectfully yours,
s S. FITCH, No. l72 Chestnut St.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

The Lynchburg Virginian says Are tho PeorIs
for a DIRECT TAXI II begins 70 be whispered
that the next great measure in contemplation. ny
some Of the leaders ofthe dominant party Is the sud-
ritnton Of Direct Tax for the system OF duties ON
mpnsts Mr. Hhait Of s. c., is said to have inken
b ground boldly 10 his speech In favor osthe subs
Treasury Bill---and MI. Piekens. his colleague ~
nounced, after ths passage Of that bill that = 49,
only one of series great measures - eoa1emp'e'
f;on w. warn he peopie 81 lie dancer ahead
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
CincIrvlLlr, Jone %. 1910.

CiKcLrvILlE, joins %. 1910.
am acquainted with the most Of the signers o.
the foregoing, aud know Than 10 be among the most
respectable OF the citizens OF the township 10 which
they reside. and 10 the extentof my knowledge Tut
~ corrobatc their statements.
w b. RAIL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

Sr.TrE or WAsHiSGTos. AT PHiLADkLPHIA---
Tue Balirore Paiilat oi l3,h instant, sassi, a
,nec,ns IL the ciizsns o. Philadelphia was helh on
tbe "a instant GeorgesM Dallas ~ the Ibait o
.h,ch il Was unanimously rrsoiSed 20 eonS't"'', ~
equestrian statue # Washington. W me "a,',"s
~, so,.,e IN dat city The statue proposed Is TO
80, colossal si.a-,hr material used 10 b mon, sns-
nne.etut.d with the anthracite coal OF Peonsylss-
,,ia {: ard Mi f Peftrich, pupil Of hot ~aisden'
ia. been requested "a prese't mod "iit
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

Rycr,vrR GxsgaAL--We learn from the bos-
ton Post. that Isaac Hill. has been nom'neaed e
the Senate b. the President for the ONCE q nees''
yer General OF New EngIand-to RESIDE - s.'.
ahs,hsr Mr.. Hin will accept Of the appointment
- Halksm0rs AmsytcGa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
:
MEMS. POLITICS, &c.
From the Nsw York Courier aud Enquirer
GEN. HARRISON AND THE WIGS OF
JuE N work lE(siSI,n iIRE.

GEN. HAhNiSON AMI ii4I- NIliR" ~
The n YORK LEGlSLnltRE.
We publish below an interesting correspondence
betweei, the WHO'S ef the New York Legislature
and The Wing Candidaies for the Presidency und
Vice Presidency Il rha United States. be aetion
VII CHI led 10 The correspondence was consUmmated
On The 22I of Febrna,y, the birth-day OF WASHING
TON; and the An Of July, The birth day Of the he
hubble has been. with great propleiy, selected
by the Conmil,ee for hs publication. The letter
q Con. HAnntsoN is flank, FOIL and explicit. II
takes the ground that should be- maintained by eve.
~ Presidential Candidate. The adoption Of the
nriciules of he letter " ~ do more dian rny thing
Ella, 70 carry back the Republic the purity and in
tergitv of is earlier days, aud 70 introduce an adj
u,iuisiration worthy to succeed that OF WASHING
ron. % ,o.n
s,E:-On behalf Of the Wing members OF The
Leei.lature, being majority Of both the Senate
and the House Of Assembly, the undersigned hsNe
tbe honor 70 transmit to you The enclosed heso'u.
lions prepared by us aud passed with feItsct una
nirnity ard lie mos, enthusiastic feeling, by those
members ut meeting held on Saturday last being
the anniyer.ury of WsshngloD's bitth day
We have also the hnn1l transmit Ia you a pa
ner containing a report in full OF the speeches and
ntoreediugs. Ut that meeting.
We have The fullest confidence that, in ihe views
there exnressed us 10 the character and policy OF
fhe present Administration, well as m thr III
hpies paid to your character and public services,
and 10 hose Of Tie distinguished clfizen associated
aih you in The Harrisburg nomination, we have
owen utterance not only to our own feelings ard
convictions but 10 those oi large majority OF tie
people of tins STATE
We are, with high respect your friends and fel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.
Attention, HsaEd Heads!

xF al the remedies ever devised for the resto-
ration and preservation OF the HAIR, Moth p,
- bss been found equal to JAYNE oLLaui-
t,C 49, ~ health and beauty. Many who we're
sue "s e.w months ago can now exhibit luxaIiant
baad. Of hair by the use Oft
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
THE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH,
From the National Intellissncer.
Iiovsg on REPRESENTATIVES,.
..i,. In lAAn


July 10. 1870.
Me.srs GAlgs & sxatos-- Gssfismeas When
a certificate signed by several persons, purPor',ng
10 reside In Muskingam county, ohio appeared 10
The Clnbu spme zen days since apparently designed
- ;niure the character Of JoHS w. BAAR, whs has
been recently known BY tho title Of The " ohs~
Blacksm,h'in this section Of the country, not be-
ing then acquainted with tho character Of Mt bAsR
although he Is a constituent OF mine, could no'
contradict the statement.
I, however, Immediately enclosed the s'ebe cos
tanning the certificate. with note OF inquiry, 70 =
iend ol mine Of high standing, OF South bleonie'd
Ohio. the place of Mr. Bacr's resideHee, dessss1g
him 10 state what bis Baers) standing wss N tha'
community.
This day received an answer seem my ft'ena q"
the subject. the substance ef which snswrf iui'y
cosroborases ststemen, which appears ~ inc Iiio.
ard Transcript Of this day, signed hy nineteen o.
tho citizens OF South Bloomfield, OHIO. inderd'
my frend Is one OF ihe sigEcrs oil the statement IN
question.
can most eheerfally further state TINT am ac-
auain,cd with the isaior psri Of the gencsnen no
have aiyen the testimonial TO the character OF slf.
Baer which appeas ia tho Pilot. and Il is WIN
e,eat pleasn,a that can bear evidence TO the high
standing of those gentlemen 70 their prebty and
unriqhtness, and What they have stated Ia relation
10 JosS w. barn can be relied upon as correct.
VIII YOU do me the favor 70 publish IN your va
liable paper the abatement alluded To IN the fiso'
and Transcript, with this note, and much ob'iGe
Your obcdient servant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23

Among tie new siye Of the bonnet, DESCRIBED 70
he record Of foreign fashions Il one OF "ps'ie dc
yix." This we presume, freely Translated y Aoon-
net or Aigh priced straw, Phil. Gazs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.

By John r. Wood: The day we ceebfate--May
il never be dfsgraced by babbhng politicians,
By George f. Roberts The Uni'ed States OF
Anerica-- A great political body Agriculture, ma
sufacrnres and commerce. the limbs--destroy Ell
her Of the limbs, and the body becomes great no.
iticaI cripple, ri
By James C. Higgins: The fair sex-1he no.
best work of creation.
gv John w. Bfeaihca: The Orator o. the day
May he ever scqnt himself, on all other ocea-
sions as well as The present
By Jacob Ash: The 4,h Of Jidy-May we always
rect ss broiher. and not pa,iizafs.
BY Henry A. Byrue: The Emerald alley
her hardy sons in America long live 20 ENJOY Ihe
advantages Of our public works, chiefly made By
heir Industry.
Il, William Clark: Lbery--Mas the American
asaae ever remember the labor Il cost 10 procure
By Robert G Hunter; The day we celebrate
Nav il ever BE- regarded political Sabbath, ne.
yer 20 be broken.
By W A Baker: The officers Of the day who
have so ably discharged their respective duties,
have The appreciation fthe company.
There were many other toast. given which we
decline sending believing that have already as
ked TOO much Of you.
Most respectfully yours &c.
GEORGE r. ROBERTS,l
H. A. BYRNE, Com.
ROBERr G HUNTER, ! Of
WM. CLARK, AsreR'
JOHN " BREATHfD J
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
S. S. FITCH, No. l72 Chestnut St.
conv of a letter from C. c. Park. Pastor Of The
R9Diist Church, al Haddonfeld, N j.

HapDosFiELD n. j., Feb. II, 1889.
DR.. d. JAYNR--Sir--f take pleasure IN inform
inc YOU that the bottle of Hair Tonic which OBJ
,sned Of you last October, has proved most salts
factory and successful My hair had for long
time been exceedingly thin. But for two of three
,sa,. oast il had so fallen out, thut my head had
become almost entirely bald. | was under tue ne
osss,,y of Generating the badness by conbing the
hair on tie sides over it. But now, alter using
ahoy half bottle OF the "Tonic." | have as iuxu.
riont growth Of hair as ever bad
Tho Rev. LEONARD FLETCHER, Pastor OF the
panfi., Church at Great Valley, Pa, who bad
been more OF less bald for mssy years, used three
bottles ofthe Hair i'onic ard has now fms growth
Of new hair over all that part OF his head where he
was bald writes" My hair is growing finely as
sn,s yon.," l.. FLETCHER.
West Chester, Pa, March 2, 1883
Mr. Bovp, one Of the composiiors in the Office
of the Philadelphia Public Ledger who had lost
nsarlv all his hair from off the top Of his head, has
bd il comneteIy restored by tho Of this Tonic.
Two Officers of The American Navy had good head.
Of nsir restored 10 them BY using five bottles each
Of thi. HAIR ToSic, one OF whom was over sN's
resrs ofaee -Four gentlemen connected with TIE
Public Ptess in Phiiadeipiia, nave also bad their
Il \, ldpess removed nv uslng-his remedy. he Rev
4 Mr. pARKER Pastor of the Presbyterian Cthfeh
q n D.l,gare County. Pa, who was completely build
all the tor Of his head, and was also becoming
considerably GRAY, has nsfd only TWO bot'les % y
Il A.. RI, md has not only ihxaraBi Rra~ih OF
III, anon his head bur u The GRAY HAIRS
~. d,sapte ared snd their places have been SUI
girl hy beel,y s.~::s. S'''Sf' s'ssi's
nine cases az badness out OF every teh may post
,ively he removed bs faithful sppca'ieh 'i ms
ysluabe remedy There is therefore, now, NJ
4 EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.
i Prepared oply by Dr. D. JAYNE, sole pt"pf'e
M. No 90 south Third street. Pbllad' iptIe. and
sale bv WILSON & DOLL, Agents, Martins
srg Va Price : per bottle
Feir,ts,v9 OF 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-07-23
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2a, 1910.

country, who must nct--nsy, Who cannot he y got
ten Amongst these one FIRST N The hearts q
his counirymen--as first ii every public duty.
Like the cak Of heslshiest bongh,
Deep rooted in his eeunery's love he stood.