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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
Correspondence Of The Wig.

ANhiN"IoN mug. -, 1911.
Geniemen-I regret to inform you that have no
good news Tor you to-day. The political horison is
overcast with gloom, and clouds and darkness rest
upon all our prospects 1t has ceased to be a mat
ter OF speculation whether the President will veto
the Bank bill. That question is well settled in the
Affirmative II IS also settled that the Cabne, are
to 60 out; and the matter Of enquiry now is "who
will tiI their places?" On this head nothing
IS known with any thing like certainty, except that
the President is in CORES ondence with gentlemen
IN various parts Of the country with a view 10 the
reorganization Of the Cabinet. Thus far the ru-
NOR seems 70 he pretty well authenticated / will
now give you the dis, which you may IKE for
what they are worth.
IL IS said that the nomination Of Mr. Everett, as
Minister TO Lhgl1nd, will b. wRhJrlwn, AID that
the name Of Daniel Webster will be substituted
for IL.
IL Is further said, that the Office Of Secretary Of
State will Oe rendered to MrT,zs@.lI u. virginia.
md ihat in the event Of his non.acccptane,. Judss
U0shur will be invited into the CABINET.
Another member Of the Cabinet will be taken
fr.n Massachusetts or Maine, and tho names of
the following gentlemen are mentioned as those
from whom the selection will he made, viz: John
Davis, Caleb Gushing, F. o. J. Smith or Lew Lin.
coin.
The middle States will be represented in the Tx
ecutiyo Counses, by John NJ. Clayton Of Delaware,
| Horace Bnney, or Walter Forward.
For the Southern Division, Legiro Of s. &, Nc.
| Dufic, @. r.. Gmsr, and the late Senator King Of
Goorgn, arc mentioned.
/ Tho West will be propitiaei by the nomination
/ Of Oh: WleklIGe Of KY. Elisha Whi,tescy Of Ohio
| James x. Polk, or r.. Foster Of Tennessee.
The particular positions Of these gentlemen arc
no, very clearly designated.
! R1mour aog os hat the comp oxion Of tho Cabi
ne. will be decidedly Cgihuai.L'-lnI the ncgo
t'uons now going on arc in,anicd TO ascertain how
ilr ibis purpose can be c,uicd.-~N) man who J..
not decided IN his opposition to Mr. Cl.y will bD
odmusl.
understand tho President says he is a pro5cd5.
ed man, ard complains loudly lh,tthg Wings shoul,
wish % part with him for a difference Of opinion Of
ono sing qusslion-and 20, al tho very moneo
that be- u.tsrs this compaiu, he ~ about 10 dism 81
the glorious Cabinet, which WIS be1uobthri TO hin
by his prejrce 5or because they differ with him o
+ that identical Jsston
This cry BE- nov fu.. Of antiques, and rumours
iaugucs-but Of that matter moro anoni
There will be a strong effort made by some
the more Ciin.-helred Senator'S o. log the Bank bi
on tho table in that body, 50 To relieve the Pee
dent from the necessity Of vstong IT, / cqunut +
q moment, however, hslisvo that sJ-h n nanor uvr
can succeed. ift should, bog you g. pIt e mar
d; on tho delinquent Senators who lend their aid
7 such purpose.
II is also said there has been some foul play abo
!. the Land bill, by sngrafIins amendments on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
MR.. CLAWS SPEECH

ne speech OF this greatest Of living Statesmen and
nob!est Patriot in the land, presents the grounds of
the peoples complaint against the Executive action
IN arresng the undoubed will of at least 10 of the
% States. Ii furnishes Platform upon which all
who have never swerved from the Old Democrat,
faith may proudly stsnu. Il is the buckler and the
spear Of Republican peor',, who have struggled
hard for years to correct the abuses Of their Govern
msnt, and 10 make that Government subservient to
their happiness, instead of being a scoursc to
plague aud harrass them. II it he a deere, OF fate
Ih't all their abours to bs blsheG for the pre-.
'ent-the disappointment will but the more ind ,me
them, and stimulate them to greater exertions than
ever. Next time, they will take Ia, precaut.on TO
have two strings to their bow.
The speech needs no commentator. II is like
lis great author, md reheo.s to the lite the brilliant
features OF his glorious character. Pa.rio ism sows
in every line. noble, d.sinrerestcd spirit, when
sh'm-s the morcenary charalans of the day, per.
vadts the whole.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
DISTRESSING MORTALITY.

DISTRESSING MORIALIIG,-Iho Nor
den, from Dauan, GCOrgIl, bound To New York.
was discovered ashore about twelve miles south o
Cape Henry. On being boarded, u was found that
the captain and all { crew but three had died Of
fever and hose '.rce were sick. There we also on
board "a Mr. Jackson, who vcnt 10 her from the
u,rauc AdeIinc, o Boston and kindly took charge
or nc brig. Ancr Mr. J. boarded tho Volta, he
made Tor the Cup-s OF Virginia, but was driven to
the Southwark. She had then leaked so much that
the water was over he cabin floor, and a y fillmore
pilot who boarded her advised that she should be
run ashore which wis dono as the only means ol
safety. r. Is thought tho vessel will DO rot on
without landing the cargo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
RICH MOND:
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30.
signs AT WASHINGTON.

The letter Of our correspondent will aJyis. tho
reader Of what's going forward in the political cir.
cIes OF the Federal City. lie predics with grea,
confidence second veto. We must still doubt
tor, independent of the fact that the President is
himself the author OF the notable distinction h,tvoe,
discounts OF bills Of exchange and promssory notes
ae Is too much Of Republican to def,7- the acuon
o. the People, ihrols their imne i'a.e Representa-
nvss, snd thereby oJ.ain control oil the publ, mo.
ney. But we shall see.
a dissout Of the Cabinet seems also detern,in
ed on 1t the President has betrayed, or medit,tes
6euaYing the high moral and political rus, conf
ued 20 hm, is very I that he should ct rid OF the
Distinguished Wing COunsel!ors, whom the amen
ted Harrison drew around him. Ii IS proper. so l,r
as the President is concerned it is still more proper
so lar as the members OF the Cabinet are concerned
for It is but respectful 10 them TO suppose that
they would desire 10 retire whenever the Admins
tration ceased TO be governed by Wing principles
The dissolution OF the Cabinet will we suppose. be
the signal TO the 10 Wing States that their glorious
triumph of last year is fruitless and that they must
once more buckle on their armour to compass the
ends, which they had fOndly hoped they had con-
summaicj.
~. Y. w." gives the on dts respecting the new
Cabinet that is to be. If there be any truth in
them-it will be beautiful compound. We are
panied ard surprised not to hear the name Of the
"Curions Antique" mentioned with those, who are to
receive Cabinet appointment. lfhe could have
the management of public affairs for a month, all
things would be O. k!i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


EAL CIMoR. MARKET SATURDAY.
FLOUR Is r'ther quiet. Sa cs have been m,de
a'6,oo .1r Howard street; CT Mills ESQ and Sus-
qlohanna6 Is, 37!. Msryilrd red wheat 1870 far good
TO lI1c for strlciy prime, white do I3s i43c. No
cent les oi Tenn. wheat. White corn 10 a Tic.
yellow II re; Rye 6s 7O,; Oats a. A &c
Governed 6,25 6 50, .ao;hy seed 81, rs. Wins
Key 23i m hnds. and n a 81! in bblS
\. u MARKET-ClTY NEWS Friday, T. NJ.
There is a good deal OF gloom spread over Wall
Street, m consequence Of letters from Washington
The reported Ve'o by he President. OF the Bank
Bill aud the possible rejection of Mr.. Everett rs
Minister to London, has created good deal Of sem
satlon.
TINS is stormy day and all out door business is
SUSPENDED.
There IS very little doing in any description OF
Produce to-day. Flour is firm at S6,75; Ashes, 5,
'5i Corn, Southern, 76: and Northern so cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
TIE BANK RILI.

We see /. stated in various quarters, that we are
to have another Veto. Mr.. Use has proclaimed
It, The Enquirer has asserted it-and Benefits
Herald-wh'ah effects very greet intimacy with
every thing said, done or intended at the White
House,-to that degree to be ulmos- entitled to he
called the Court journal par ereslsnee, says there
is no doubt Of 1t. These imposing authorities
But we still doubt and our reason is this: The on.
~ ground on which 1t is pretended the veto can be
based, IS, that buying exchanges is but an indirect
mode OF making discounts. This may be true. But
1t Is not for MIR. Tyler to affirm it. His Veto Mes.
sage precludes him from that. The bill is drawn
with an eye strictly to meet the views of that docu
ment, in this very particular. If the distinction be
mockery and cheat, Congress is not the Father of
It, but the President. We presume, he will not be
30 cruel as to rend his own oF.prng, or so ungener.
Gus as to imPute its Determines TO neighbour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30

which IL Was believed ould be unacceptable to the
House of Representatives, that the bill might there
he lost. II the House become satisfied that such IL
he fact, they will take care 1, defeat the unholy
naeh'na,iOn, by passing the bill with the amend,
nenis, and then Introducing supplemental bill to
repeal the obnoxious eausesi Yours truly,
u. ". w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
Fran m, Gl.Bs Of Soi,yJgy.

We learn that the nominations Of Col Todd rs
Minister to Russia; Of Mr Jeniicr as Minister to
Austria; md Of Col. Wool as Bfgadier General,
were confirmed by the Senate in It's Executive sos-
sion today.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30

Ii seems that it was MIR Buchanan and not Mr.
Clay who, speaking Of the new Fiscal Corporation
Bill, in conneSion with the Bill which has been
vetoed, said It was an exempifcauon Of the adnge
that "therc is but single step from the sublime to
the ridiculous" The observation as reported to
have been made by Mr. Clay seemed little sngu.
lar. The correction now given, makes it, "a
horse Of a different color."-.H,r. Gas. .4ug. 2T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
T. X Lyon
SonsrRe

S-2nsriNc. Richmond
WE have received by recent .rryas rom New York,
To- our .'Ds Of Gro .rtcH ines Iguurs, &c. which with
complete, AID 10 which would solicit The ate lion Of
our custom 10 u.i iho rublc, s1-hgi We can odsr in
noiscurs inol hcopers, auii retail ratc NJ distance,
Own importation, snt which We eau conddeIty recon.
Ne following , c2mp',,es PORTION Of our foek' Which
.suGkRs-s' org4, n. Oheada, Porto Rice, Havana
MoLAsssEss.-.N, " orcaos. Porto RICO ands H.
wINEs-Om Lr MsdeIl Brown sherry, Old L Port,
BRANDiES- Champagne, Old Cognac, seisncttc, Old
GlNs-od Holland 4 Nolci s,heIdam,' and Rose
LIQUORS, A'sd-N y Rum, Rye whiskcy, CortIials,
TEAS unpowIor. Imp, and u Tess, and Rice
sALrand Iish-L'lfp0ol filed Salt No new Her
TLAIsTER-Luup and Ground. On ncrccs 5ooIb)
HNtON-Ioddtf Family, Cincinnati cured, hog round
SOAP liuIraHrsrn. K.rEmln's, aud fancy Soap
IANDLE--pfiaut t'hn' .Iyd. ayHc ttesd 'hd fre'm
tENrli#,,--sl -andufr-r, ca'f rilos
COrTON--ou,n Cotton Yarns. ani Oakum ror CauR-
WINDOW GLhss-AasorcI riz.a; aud 10 gallon DC.
CROCkEEv AND sroSE wAUE-Em5arinp every
MhLhGi RAisrNs, Almonds. PHO, nrc'iaud cr'ekort
CIGbR-. Musiud. PEPPER starch Nr'usgs, Ea,klug
INDIGO, Rel cHrds ant lines black Inv, 0mlls,
C0TTON CfpDs, Kuvsr, scisFoIa, RazDra, Pu'ent
| TItrrads 50 SC.
| pRy GOODS. o.. -, bl lcbrI lnI brown shiringr
| O. rEs domestic Paia CsTro,a. vrry ,h.ar: Hirka
| strue. InlnuaDra. lsg t.Hil 'ut.H. lt.Etf. Hr sc
| HATS Nd CA --H.rrE VUEsit, coarse .sdfro Palm
! t.sHf Iitff. Sf1'sU Fur tHpH
sr0Es Mems pcgd,rl .oe'J Efosins. ladies' aed
| ripp'rE. &c. g. with variety ui nfu,Tafr,frs.
tn, ,.s,, l,sgi p,'., O., 90 or cy,ry d'gcup;
| 90 grU fo rr0 90 Ua H.t.Ts stI..s.
Having aWU H." fII HnTslr. VIC alar Irvotr THrflu
isr .rrfuu u receiving trI forwarding rr.IY dc.rripn
ul Mcfc'ruH.z' rI PfuUucr cons .u'I fr ,ut css.
= Nss.urrs made t0baf.ufugrfs OF Pa. luce rI
drsf.,. tD cur i'.ua. .u Eithuord.
r. X. lyon & 90.
| Fcorasilo, August, 1874. an OH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30

A RINOIR p~rvsiF 20 considerable extent that 'rs
\ 90 rcaHEof IC Charlotte .Tic Female Nrad. nv vT
not he renewed 'ny stated boz te Advertisement of
10 Tu4ces, n consequence ~ my expected fsmov, To-
frcdeuc sbura The hcrf anil isfrons Of this tpetifn
uon arc hereby apprzcd hat have no expectation oftc
moving and hat H. exercises Will bc resumed on ths lei
day oi scpiemher 49, WIN. \. WHITE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30

LOUISIANA CORN-Thc editor N the LOU
sian, Chronicle has been shown stalks Of corn from
the plantation NJ Mr.. BoIrge1t, Of Pointo Coupcs,
which seem 10 cast the ioir.fiucd B,'sn corn N the
shade. Some Of the stalks were srKtota feet high,
bearing as many .s eight ears each, and tho-e r'rr
ir from ten TO fourteen nchc- IN LENGTH we'll iIcd
These were the prosuco of land that has been an
pia.ly cropped TO- ~ rc than lightly year,
Posr OFFtCE DETAULTERs a According 70 The
ln,e report Of the Post Ofi's AUDITOR, Mr. Whntle
sew there wsro on the fourth nj March last not les
than three thousand three hundred and thrly-teven
po,t Masters In arrears N tbs Government f0r
sums varying from few dollars TO many thou
sands,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30

TO- DR.. Mallory catches it" again from his
constituents OF Portsmouth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30

no AUCTION NOTICE New and elegant Piano
Fonc7, Mattresses anu Groceries, THIS MORNING.
auJl DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

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, 1841-06-19
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
,Javrse,S Hair Tonic.

WYE HAVE, heretofore, numbered ourselves
Wv among those who believed that ALI
BERT'S HAIR TONIC" sold by DR.. JAYNE,
was one of the many quack no,Irums whose virtues
are never seen beyond the fusome pu6s oftheir au-
thors. We are willing, at length. to make public
acknowledgment Of the error Of our belief An in
innate friend. two or three months since. all
the top of whose Uranium was as bald as piece OF
polished marble, maugre all our jesting and rid-
Guile Of She idea of attempting to cultivate 40 barren
spot, purchased bottle two OF the Hair Ton
ic from DR. Jayne, and according to his direction,
applied it. During the present week, the same
friend ushered himse into our presence, and unco-
veiing his hitherto naked head, astonished us with
Thin though luxuriant growth of hair from one
to two inches in leneih-upon the very premises
we hal believed as unyiedug to cultivation as the
trackless sand that skirts the Atlantic. This is no
puff bu, is egously true. aud to those who doubt,
the gentleman can be pointed out. What is more
in favor of this . Tonic " the case here cited was
not one of temporary baldness-no sudden loss Of
hair--but was one Of years standing, though the
gentleman is but as years Of Philadelphia
Spirit ofihe Times of Oct. 81 1882
Prepared only by DR.. JAYNE, No. 90 Son't
Third St, Phiadelphia, and for sale hv WILSON
& DOLL. Mar,oshurg, Va. Price 81.
February 90. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
SEAS0NABLE GOODS.

SUPER unj common Cloths vi all colors; eDpcr
~ aud common CassineTes and Cns.inetH; BeH-
yer and Pilot Cloiis: Jefsey-, aud Padding; Whit
ncy, Macknnaw, Dsafe, md Point Blankets; super
Merino Vesiings; Buck Sk.Yeivet, and Satin
Facsd vestings: Green Floor Cloih; super aud
common Fisnue-; Felled and Plaid Lusrys; En-.
glish and French AIernoes Biaeh Bombazines;
vicfo,is Plaid.--a new and pretty goods for chill.
dreni Pam and Fieafed Mousseaine dc Laines;
Mattpni Lustfine 4 4 Blue Black Gro de Paris;
Black Mode; Hi'k L4ee Wells and handkerchief;
Black Babbinett, and Black Meeklin Wells; figu-
red and Plain Silks--very pretty; Plain and GO.
red White Satin: Embossed Sstin. for Innings; hi.
bet Shawls--,ich borders; Rrosba ard Blanket
Shawl; Thlbet, Six, and Fan-y handkerchief
new style; fhbet Srarf- Grape Lisse-- al coloru;
Figured Barred. md Plain Seias Muslins; Jack
opet and Swiss = isings and Insertngs; Hemstich.
sd Linen Cambrick handkerchief; Stocks; Black
Six Crnvnts; Bandanna and Spit,alield Handker.
CHI 6, &c. &c.
The above Goods have just been opened. and will
be sol cheap. J. w. BOYD.
October Is. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
CONTEMPLATION.


WTTE call the attention Of the public TO the nu.
w merous certificates, iiich have been in cir
collation. n our psper and some others Of this city,
highly recommending Dr.. Sr0yae's Compound
Syrup Of H'tid Cherry; we have the oriei-
mi certificates. and have no doubt bu, they come
from truly grateful hearts expressive Of the benefits
which they have received from that very valuable
Compound We have acqnaintances who have fire.
qneniiy used the above medicine. who speak
with confidence Of It's virtues Sat Chronicle.
This medicine is now in general use in nearly all
the Respectable families in the Union. Children
lake il readily. There is not the least doubt but il
has saved the lives Of Thousands.
Principal Depot for the above medicine il al No
10 North Eighth Street, Phadelphia. 1t NAV be
Obtained of agents generally Throughout the United
States. Price s per bottle.
dJ'Any person wishing to certificates Of
rures and recommendations. them at any
tifhc ly calling Al the Principal Depot.
Tins invalpsble incidence ia for sale by A. no
BtNSON .Mntinsburg, Va
+ bunny IL. 1871,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
70 the FARMERS.

FENtiE undersigned hereby giv's nutive that he
Il has Purchased the FaHmg Hatevs Hili. late.
y the property of Archibald Shreter. Esq. and is
prepared To putchasc WHEAT uf thuse who are
disposed 10 sell; Cor which be will pay The highest
market price in cash, To those who prefer having
'ter beat manufactured, he would say that he
vail grnd tho usual terms. stand the inspections
snd deliver the Flour in Georgetown for thirty
cents per barrel
Tie will also continue the Boating Business, as
"retolore, and will transport merchandise and pro
luce of every description that may be committed
10 his charge, as cheap and expeditions be
done by any person or company on the canal.
CHARLES DOWNS.
Rrrknlev counrv AnouSt n 1879 IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
Worms! WOrnls!!

FNNO remove these tronhie- ome am dangerous in
4 hsbiinnts ofthe Stomach and Bov which so
often impair the hca ard destroS ihe lvss 81 cbil
dron. use d. JAYNES TONIC VLRMtFuG
n certain aud safe preparation for thc moss OF
the various kinds OF Worms. Dyspepsia. Sour Sio-
n. Want of Appetite. inlanliI' Fever and Ague,
and Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and or
gaus of digestion.
To be had at No. 30 South Third AZ. Philadel-
phia, and for sale by WILSON DOLL. Agents,
MartinsburR, Va. February 27, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
NEIY
Supply OF Confectionery.

TESHE subscriber has just received f. sh sup
n ply Of assorted Candy, Raisens, Almonds,
Backing, Shaving Soaps, Ink. Letter aud Writing
Paper, Tobacco. Snufs Of all Kinds, Candies, and
Candie-Wios &c.
Also. mech supply OF GROCERIES. consls-
ting Of Rioand ST Dumingo Coffee. Loafaud New
Orleans Sugar, Molasscs, Tees, Ground Alum and
Fine Salt
Also WINES, BRANDY. wHIsKEY, &C.,
Sc nil Of which will he soa low by
Sept. q, lsa0. JOHN e. MENsER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
Transportation,

On The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
VIE Undersigned announces 10 the AlIlltrs and
n Farmers Of Berkeley and Jefferson that his
arrangements have NV b. made tor carving on
the business of Boating 10 extent that Will ena.
bic him to tacluae the transportation of produce
at every description, either down or up: and with
q view TO the fntther accommodation OF the public,
he has detc mined to carry Flour from his landing
=" GrorgetoUn at the rate of toenty fee cents per
burial ami other produce IN proportion.
Tie will At all times purchase-end pay the cash
-Fl0ur, Corn. Rye Oats, Ciooerseed and egsry
other description of produce usually carried the
Sea-hnnid Ton market. and for which he viii give
| the highest price. WILLIAM SHORTT.
Ausust g lS3S-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 90, 1888.
DEAN SIR:-I very chee'fuly add my testimony
wish regard to the efficacy o! Dr. Peters medicines
My wife had been for several years suffering anG
lingering under the fleets of dyspersia, with its
usual Accomplishments, when. in December, 1885,
psrchased of YOU one box-hem the use of - hieh,
her health SO far restored, that she deemed the
further use OF it Mt that time unnecessary On a
return Of some symptoms Of the disease during the
summer of 837 she resorted In the same remedy,
and continued it until she had taken he contents
of three boxes Since that time she has been we'll
and can without Inconvenience, eat any thing that
she fances.
From ,h's case, and from the benefit 10 my own
health, derived from the use Of single box, | am
prepared to believe thai This medicine il justly ent
liled 10 all the credit claimed Cor il by it, warm-s
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. WATKINS.
ME- SMITH, Agent. Suffolk, Va.
Move mhrr21 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
DIR. HARLICH'S
COMPOUND STR ENG JJfENTVG AND
GE2Bf1fN APERTENI PILLS.
More Conclusive Proofs n ne soieaes Of

More Conclusive Proofs If tie Efficacy Of
DR.. H9iich's Celebrated Msdicsnes.
nEAR SlR--I was afflicted with bilious and
IL nervous disease 20 very alarming degree.
win all the symptoms which frequently effect a
relaxed condition. viz: giddine-s IN he head, vio-
lent remofs, cfilline.s, with fixed pain in the
right side complexion bad. and costiven@ss; indeed
was 10 miserable condition. | had tried
many remedies. but found permaneni relief I'M
Ill had purchased DR. Hariichs Compound
Siren thentng and German 4perjeHt PIN, which,
from their superior virtues, va. completely cured,
and am able to pursue rny employment. free from
pain or disease. (Signed) JOHN BOLES
Dated Xenia Ohio, June, 7, 1910.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, where recon-
OF hundreds Of persons may be aeen, all
Of which have been cured or benefited BY the med
ciDe.
This invaluable medicine is for sale BY A Ro-
BINSON, ManinshuTg. Va.
February l. IS4I.