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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
THIRTY-NINE DAYS LATER FROM
CANTON.
Correspondence Of ne Express.

Correspondence Of he Express.
MACAO, July PC, Is4I.
The American brig Barbara, now at whompoa,
we understand brings out cargo OF tea for some
English ship, and Is TO proceed 10 Manila 10 load
hemp for the United States.
The ship American will load here for New York
as soon she can be repaired, having lost one Of
her masls and been other wise injured in the la,e
gale.
"typhoon" was experienced here on the 3Ist
instant, and great damage has been done TO the
shipping at Hong Kong and IN the Typha, and
mEny lives were lost.
ships and briggs were totally wrecked.
10 DO do Lismasied.
Is do either lost spars or were injured in the
huli.
Three vessels were blown to sea, and have not
been heard lrom--one Of them loaded with tea. OF
the vessels wrecked, one had $50, 900 specie on
board; and another fsOOO0 value Of BRUSH piece
goods on bOard-all Of which totally lost.
The London ilh May mail arrived on tie 2I,h
inst, and we have newspaper intelligence from the
United States down TO 10 April
a new British Admiral and Ambassador are ex-
pected here soon from England and India to take
charge Of the expedition, and movement 20 the
nOrInward will probably take place I'LL they arrive
In Exchange on London we have heard of 10
transactions lately. We quote a for COED
bills.
p. S. To the foregoing we beg to add that we
hear from Canton that Lin and Fang the late Gov
crnors of the Province, who seized the opium IN
1880, have been banlshet TO Flu, the cold country
as the Chinese cal! u. The proceeding IS Supposed
to have been brought ubou, by the statements Of
Kashan, who has sscn under examinations at Pc
kin.
The court at Pekin evidently shows G disposition
TO make peace with the English, but they have no
idea OF paying any more money granting any
privileges to foreigners; and money and pr
veges the Brit sh must have, we conclude that there
will te much fighting to the northward, and there
will TO doubt Oe considerable delay before a sell,-
mCnt can be fully effected.
The import trade to China promises 10 be small
and Improbable as long the war continues
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
]. G. GREGORY & co.

OFFICE on MIfr, 24I dor 5sr.ts C.rr-r Main and
iftl sfrFFfs.
To hc drawn, T.. VI Friday 90 tho Merchants TX.
change Va Mou1u-a,u lottery, %. % Noa-I2 lrtVn
SOU capital Tickets -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
PEREMPTORY SALE OF CHOICE
LIQUORS AND MINES

LANtbOhS AND
AT AUCTION, (6 months eredit.)
On Tuestay, The f,h instant, at 10 O'clock within ,r
Warehouse without regard 10 the weather will be sold ,
Wines, viz --''
DO 30 VI CelssTu a "a -
DO DO SAZerac, vintage ISIS DO
Do DO DIUuy dn
d. DO PInet, Casfellon & Co 10
DO DO 4 SgiEneue %
Do DO Champagne, vintage 1921 30
d. do do - IS3l 40
Pipes Holau Gu, Mcdus, schiesiam and Hour CI,s.
brands
HhIs Oh Jamaica and - CroiK Runs
Bais choice Old WhiSkcy, Tuscaloosa. Lakeland an q F
brands -7
Pipes Lsi pipes ami quarter casks Oh ice Old I1B85n
Particular Madeira Wines
Quarter casks sicily Madeira and Marseilcs Wines
DO Choice Oh sherry ami TcaeriHe do
Do Milmscy. Carcr aud Muscat 10
Baskets Champagne Wine OF Crown brand
Rheiu Wines of Nieus'cincr, RIsrsheimsr Norcghr,r
n"r liosEheimcr, scLarIl.hbcrger. GuisenheitEer
and RUdcrshemer brands
Cases Msioe MARCO Chateau MarSeauE aRIvsn de Grave
CE.ks choice Port ami Caiaon Port Wines. &c
de DUNLOP, MONCURE a CO. Auc's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
DAGUERREOTYPE

49, b. - b. 3. .1.lllnss faa...,

"SseEre hs sAad.W ere its snssflnes Jadss."
TUE Subsc rbcts respectfully anuonnrc 10 the inhab
nnts u Richmond, an vicinity, that thoy have tted
Main street the SnutArTn Planter dcc
lew doors Of the Exchange Rank for operation Wlh
DlrucrTrotypc, from . A VI, uniil , T.. NJ.
Having been the pupils aud Of them late asa.ssnt Of
Professor Morse of New York. Rud fully snRa
ssI In series Of experiments for ituItUytrs ~. they
prepared Co execute, Ia kind Of weather Miniature
lik'ncassa la style a. yet unsurpassed, and with
accuracy thai the hngcr of naurc alone
The opc alton lar regards the requires but
frW seconds Instead Of minutes heretofore and the
direct rays o the Necessary that unplea-
sint expression, which has always been considered
objection to DegueITcotype Miniatures IL entirely uvoied
Specimens can DO H"cn NJ the EXCHANGE Hotel PowhL
an House, AMI the subscribers rooms
J. NJ EDWARDS
deg DIV n n STARR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
FKENCII pEREITtiIsWV

VE subscriber Las just received, 10y direct imparta.
4 lions from Paris, lot of the racing au ex.
tensN" assortment OF GueIaius Extracts, Gdcrl,n'z
soap hard gnd sni, Mk OF Roses. Also area, yare.
~ OF Hair, Tooth, Z oIhcs AMI Nail Brushes
II. u DUvAI-
dc 10 Corner below the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

DESIRE TO sell WARSAW, delightful Private Resi-.
L denee, one mile from town, oocu"ied by Major
ineed. Offers will be received by r. r. Grattan Esu OF
my self.
no u ut etf J. ~. GILMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

The French Government is assembling 25 600
men at Perpsnan, and $4,000 at Bayonns, with
strong force at Toulouse which is 10 answer the
double purpose Of reserve for Spanish iuieryer.
ton, and police TO keep the Toulousians quiet
THIS oradnble army, TO be collected at the foot Of
the Pyrenees, is said 10 be so in consequence OF
fears entertained by the French Of Spanish rnachinl-
tons.
The same journals mention also, that on the
northern frontier at Lille, an army Of 2O.OuU men
rs forming, and tho fact is corroboratod by the
Moneur ParIsIen IN the account Il gives Of the
movements Of divers r. giments IN that quarter
The Commerce knows not what political motives
call forth the assembling Of troops IN the NORTH
and deploTcs the measure as tending 10 add 10 the
nlready too great expense Of the war establish
mcnt; and the Steele can give solution whatever
Of the gath ring OF troops the Cgium frontier
when the late conspiracy at Brussels - officially
termed absurd, stupid, and insensaie in Belgium,
Holland and France.
The quarterly arrc1r1gcs Of the liabilities and
assets OF the Bank Of England, published in the
Gazette Of the i2lh ul, show an increase OF the
securities Of E5OIOOO, bu, decrease in the cir5u.
Iition OF E32o,oOO, in deposits Of El4I,OOo, and
in bullion u C222,OUO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

IN The ship MADISON. e. u. Wood. master. now
ssSEb CITY Point will be ready take in a. soon A. 1sr
F- inward cargo is discharged Having three 5urfhs
" her cargo engaged she will clear about the middle IN
Petersburg, o Co
drA CHAS PALMER
Liberal 1ylnccs in cash will be made on e0ngignmspfs
N tns ntirrss ni'h' cons E1Hrs of The ship
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
TYON ~ OFFICE.
% Souafa1Hg1 essEaN.
let All re World sAy Nhatthercun.
tor selling pIi Eos Strzttnn's the unsb

70 rs ~ O. 10 Is 81 % " 20 10 % s1a
Draws this Evening atf ocloS H. the Exchange Capt
tai prize s9COO Go Nos ~ drawn. Tickets s. Come 10
su aiton's and get chance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
NEW HAT STORE.

c. s J. S. ROOT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HATS AND CAPS,
MAN hTkEET. KIIuM.Sn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

ANlNG purchased boz AlheWarle offer for salc tho
AAfflrf called Fairfield. bout eight miles from Rich
m1ui i1g Chic sHbou5ry river In the county of Iaro
YER HrHrn.us about nine nunrrd and twenty acrcs the
rIf DO not moro, woods Of original growth about one
hundred ri the uu-sarci anil grass land OF tho
best quality luI usHcrHH'c uf irrigation az a tunes the
iE vuu Che greater part of which s good tobacc0 land
Two Thirds of he cleared land is state of improve
uHuf. producing from elk hbls gf corn ner acre
1n'H ur1HnWn of twenty five acres s Get n gtasa. The
improvements rnnsis. Of new dwelling house with seven
r#umrrr UIfNrw 20 feet square, and every nerearrrv
gu1 convenient nU' house. Tho atuaou BE- rcmarkahly
Hrar AMI The centre ola au1 nprovinR neirk
HrurHHrH. VIII se.I The entire or divide 10 su
rHrrharrs Ary further description bel deemed unner 81
ry. ls 30 bel presumed no will pure hsae without frr
viewing the premises Myan'fur Ovcrscer will afvgsys 10
rn he premises and will show Doe land to an persons sb
.nE tn view b. Any communication addressed % me I'd
Rrhm.u', ur Mrssrs. Dunlop, MJncurc = Co. viii DO
lfnmnIy attended 'n. MILES MACON
Fairfield Sent Q. ~ t,-gtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

DO saturday, ian instant, We shall odor At public sue
on IN irsnt ~ our auction store, VERY fnc a nm.
lof-es nc same will aisr dra~ gently tikeWsa Ru-.
and "arn-sH, new aud IN complete rider; on etedt ~
~ days, without reserve. Also, street Carr Df,v -,
Mules and several other Horses. - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
FOR BALTIMORE

M The srbr PIONEER. Capt. Rnea, will be ready
.RsE H 'nfd uu saturday morning For ffraht or tat
- SAGE, apry ON board, ~ ss'er's whari Or 20
H.0 JAMES FISHER 4 son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
BY r. II. DICKINSON.
THREE NEGROES
KOnMs nRPnsIrE mr. n.NMEnn-

Ny stock Of Furniture Is large and Of my own
VI tnre which soeret on as good articles Of
frnm purchasers solicited.
Having jas returned from the North, where purch,,cd
good AMI general stock Mahogany Cabinet NaE,rs
and CARPENTERS De supplied aee0mmodains terms
All orders promptly sttendedto.
nov q wN n sN,ru
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, IsAI.

ola fine tract Of land in Indiana, with the
proceeds Of his prof sson, on which he
placed his father and family. He had
now acquired SO high reputation for tai
ent and ability al the bar, that the legisla-
ture Of Ohio elected him in 1882, 10 re-
present that State ia the Senate of the
United States; and in that distinguished
body he has continued ever since, with an
increase of fame, and an untiring applica.
ton to the important duties Of his station,
that has given him claim 10 the graft
tude OF his country.
Mr.. Ewing is, in person, athletic and
misunderstood across the chest, but not
elegant in his proportions, or graceful in
his motions. His countenance is expires.
siye Of good nature, and enlivened by a
frequent smile; and though awkward in
his appearance, his manners have natu-
raj ease that even an early intercourse
with refined and polished society could
not have rendered more agreeable. Ma
iure has bestowed upon him mind of
great powers, which have been cultivated
TO the exten, his limited means and oppor-
tunities would afford. Ii is analytic and
logical, rather than brilliant and lmngina-
tive. Oratory as an art has not claimed
much attention, and though his arrange.
ment is lucid, and his mind aflluent IN
topics, and fertile in arguments, his
speeches possess few ofihe embellishments
Of rhetoric, or the elegancies Of art. He
cannot blend the uiile with the dulci, or
amuse while he persuades. He always
endeavors to edify, and but seldom at
tempts to please. Reasoning is his forte;
in that he is conscious of his power, and
will not trust himself to the efforts of fan.
cy. His diction is plain and unbounded,
not verbose or involved, but clear and
suited TO his reasoning, nn6 is feeble or
vigorous, according to the strength or
weakness of his argument.
Mr.. Ewing is too good natursd to deal
much in sarcasm, or TO resort to bitterness
Of inyectye; and he never electrifies his
auditors by unexpected bursts Of elo.
quence. He is sagacious, argumentatlve
and aborious; often eloquent, but never
oratorical. AS politician, his principles
are firm and unyielding, never 1uctuating
between seli.aggrandizement and the inte-
rests Of his country; never balancing be.
tween right and wrong but always d.
recting his efforts to that which he con-
ceives will promote the glory Of the ma.
ton and the happiness of mankind.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
Tile sEA.CoW.

In exploring the everglades, Col. HAIR.
NEY made geographical discoveries, and
lately he has added something 20 our
stock of knowledge in Natural History,
by killing behind Key Larzo two of the
animals heretofore considered fabulous
among US, called " Man--tee." From
what can learn, it is a sort Of Sea Cow,
or something between Porpoise and a
Seal, and Is feet long, with head like a
COW, and too small flippers nett weight
about $500 pounds f; cannot leave the wa
ter feeds on the grass of the margin, and
propels itself forward by broad tail.
Correspondence of the Georgian.
The existence Of this animal could
hardly be considered fabulous. We have
seen at Tampa Bay what purported to be
tusks of the Manitee. An old Spanish
hunter told us that his father or uncle
1--WE forget which) had seen one of them at
Charlotte's Harbor.-Sau. Rep.
The MaaH or Manotus (sea cow is
not fabulous, but weIl.known marine
animal. In natural history it is called
the fsh-taled ,oalrus, (ssa horse and is
Of the genus Tfichechus, growing to enor-
nous size, sometimes to the length of 90
feet. Ii has (orefeet palmated its hind
part ending IN tail like fish. ltnever
leaves the water, but frcquen,s the mouths
Of rivers, feeding on grass that grows in
the water.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

CouNcIL OF CENsoRs. There is in Yer
mont an institution peculiar to that State,
called the Council Of Censors. 1t is elect
ed once in five years, and consists Of thir.
teen mem5ers,-o from each county.
The duty Of this Council is to ascertain il
the constitution has been in any way VIC.
lated if.the Executive and legislative Of
fcers have fulfilled their duties, and if the
laws generally have been faithfully exc
cuted. - Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
POE N D e .
on TIE Loss OF FRIENDS.

by J. MONTGOMERY.
Friend after friend departs,
Who hath not lost ffiendi
There is no union here Of hearts
Tint finds not here an end
Were this frail world our final rest,
Living or dying none were blest.
Beyond the fight Of time,
Beyond The reign Of death.
There surely is some blessed cline
Where Iif', is no; breath;
Nor LIES affections transient fire,
Whose sparks 0y upwards and expire.
There Is world above,
Where paitng is unknown;
A long eternity Of love,
Form'd for the good alone:
And faith beholds the dying here
Translated TO that glorious sphere
Thus star by star declines,
Til all are passed away;
As morning high and higher shines
To pure and perfect day:
Nor sink those stars in empty night,
But hide themselves in Heavens own light.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

A Coon REFERENCE. -"Do you know
Mr.? 7" asked one friend of another,
referring 20 an old gentleman who was ia
NOUS for his fondness Tor the extract OF
hop. Yes, sir, know him very well y
" What kind of man is he 7" Why,
in the morning when he gets up he is a
bser barrel, and in the evening when he
goes TO bed he is barrel Of beer"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

LEAD IN Iowa AND WIsCoNsIN.-Dr.
Owen, who was appointed by the Govern
ment of the United States to explore the
mineral regions of Iowa and Winconsin
Territories, states that they now produce
as much lead as the whole Of Europe,
Great Britain excepted; and are capable
of yielding as much as all Europe, Great
Britain included.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
VOLUME az.
TILE MaRTINsBURG GAZETTE,

!, publi.hed every Tbarsday @oFnlng, e s1Ou 81
dnnam oayabIein ADVANCE, 80 within the year,
a III "a 10 y tho end Of the year. No pspes can
s. discontinued Until 81 arrearsges are PAID eN'
eep, at the optioa, Of The pabll'h her.
Z aver oftwcye lines and IS cts per square
,,,c,sfy subsequen; iesertion--the number oi'n-
'ertions 70 be marked upon the manuacript, or
INV Of the advertisement sent, or 1t will be con-
,i,,,.d mt Morbid and charged accordingly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

CoNTENr.-There is a good story told
in an exchange print, Of a gentleman who
advertised that he would give his field to
any man who was really contented-
When an applicant came, he said, care
you contented?" and on an affirmative re-
ply, he would rejoin, "then what do you
want with my field?"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

VTVlE undersigned, having rented the Black.
Il smith Shop at Bedington Mills, respectfully
informs the public generally that he il prepared 10
10 all kinds Of BLACKSMITH WORK in the
nea,est and most durable manner possible. Having
several hands employed he will be able do work
the shortest notice, and cheap it can be done
tn-the country. Jackscr,us. Ce9ee Mills. and oil
Kinds Of Edge Tools made and repaired At tbs
same Shop BY strict attention TO business, he
H'Gos for liberal patronage from the public
Jan 20 l34i.--f JACOB FUNK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15


Soreness Of Throat, Whooping Cough. and all
Diseases indicative Of Consumption.
|RHORE PROOFS of the efficacy DR.. Swayne's
lVE Compound Syrup of Prunus Virginiana oil
Wild Cherry Ms. Brown, corner of Second
street, aud the forks Of Germantown Road etieciu
ally cured. Her symptoms general debility
attended with constant Cough, pain in the side
breast a lad back, with other symptoms indicative o
Pulmonary isease. not essential 10 intimate. Al
ter using the second bottle Of this invaluable medi
cine her Cough entirely Disappeared, and her
strength increased fast, aud by the time she used
two bottles more, she found herself freed IRON all
rain and other unpleasant symptoms which attend
cd her disease. She is enjoying perfect health,
and willing to give any Information respecting her
csre likewise recommends this Syrup TO all aitlic-
ted with "A Cough or disease of the Lungs
OBSERvE-rhe Principal Office for the sale OF
this medicine il at No l9 North Eighth Street
Philadelphia. Price s per bottle.
This Invaluable incidence is for sale by A. no
BINS0N, Maitinsburg, Va.
April |, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

MUNIFIcENT DoNATIoN.-We learn,
from the Alton Qll.,) Telegraph, that j.
I. Hudson, ESQ.,, of that place, has pre-
sented to the Wesleyan Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Alton, a
handsome lot of ground in the town, for
the purpose OF building house of wor.
ship-which is valued at not less than a
dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
VI fFVFFF wv IT
(Remaiader nezt feeeh.)


A Pioneer GONE. The last Warren
(Ohic) Chronicle notices The death OF Mr..
Eleazer Gibson, Of Garfield, soldier of
the Revolution, aged eighty seven years.
MIR. G.. moved from Sharon, Conn, TO
Garfield township, Tfumbull county, o.,
in l70S. In 1890 he carried the mail on
foot between Warren and Pittsburg, the
first mail ever sent from Pitlsburg, north
westerly toward the State Of Ohio. The
first letters Mr.. G. carried in his pocket
for want or mail bags.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
WILL ALSO DISPOSE OF TIE
stone House Farm,
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
At winchester, Frederick County, Va.

TE7HE subscriber will commence a course of in
IL struc;ion for Young Ladies, on Monday, the
22d Of September inst, His school room is at the
ANGERONA SEMINARY, so well known for It's
Ncallhfu and agreeable situation. Terms per scs-
sion Of 81 months, as follows:
Board Tuition, and Lodging SIS 90
Heading, Writing. Arithmetic, o, tho
gcaPhy, Grammar, Geography, and 1850
History
Y or the above, with all the higher bran-1
ches of English, including Natural
A and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, 1850
rhetoric, Composition, Botany, Ge-
III oiHetry Algebra, &c.
! or The same, together with Ancient ,e.o
Languages, French io'"o
For pupils under ten years OF age $50
For Music, Drawing. and other Ornamental Bran.
cbcs not enumerated, separate charge viii be
made A. {, SMITH,
Ser."mter 20, IoS9-t Principal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
DIR. HARLICIE's
COMP OUND STRENGJHENINGA AM
GEXWAN 4PERIENT' PILLS.
LIVER COMPLAINT.


yxyuIs d;.ease /. d,.coveted by fixed ob'use
a rain in tho right side under the SNORT ms
attended with heat, uneasiness about tue Pt VI "S
stomach there is the night side also alsteh''"'
the patient loses his Appetite ana oeco'nes ~"
#nnd ttoubIed with vomiting. Inc tongue oeco''es
ID ongh and black, c0unienancc chans's ~ l'.'o
t,on color OF yellow like those afflicted with Jaun'
,ice difficulty Of breathing, disturbed rest, attend
ID ,ytb div cough difficulty oil lying on the ieti
81 IN the body becomes weak, and hnnly the DIS
en.e terminates into another OF mfe serious ma
,nre which in all prob ability i far beyond The pow
- OF human skill. Dir. nlich's Compound
sf,erqlne and German Apcfient Pills, If taken at
tie commencement Of this disease, will check u,
and by continuing The use OF the medicine a lew
week., perfect cure will be performed. Thou
sands testify to this fact.
Certificates of many persons may daily be seen
OF the efficacy Of this invaluable medirine by appls-
Ing at the medical Office, No. 10 North Eighth
Street Philadelphia.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia where rrcom-
mendaious ofhundreds Of persons may be seen, all
of which have been cured OF benefited BY the med
icine.
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STANDING.
n AM truly happy to state the afflicted cemmu
q nifty that member Of my family was all cied
or ten or twelve years with the above distressing
disease. The symptoms were eteat oPPiess'"" "
q ter eating, acidy at the stomach, severe pam IN
the side and breast sick headache. mentel despon-
,eney, with other symptoms, during which time nu-
merous remedies were procured without Obtaining
much relief. Having heard Of the COED effects OF
Dr.. II itichs Compound Strengthening and Ger
man Aperent Pills, was Induced to give them a
tiinl, which | am happy to state that by using one
box OF the German AperIent Pills. accompanied BY
the Strengthening Tonic Pills they have nearly
.radicated The disease. | consider it due to those
afflicted that make this acknowledgements, that
they may likewise procure the same invaluable
medicine and be freed from those distressing dis
eases. With gratitude and respect,
WM. NJ. SPEAR.
No. 1875 Old York Road.
This Invaluable medicine is Tor sale by A. RO-
BINSON, MartinsbuIg, Va.
Anil 1911,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

a WORD IN SEAsoN. The Hartford
Courant Of late date says: We would
remind those whose trees were destroyed
by worms lass year, that this Is tho only
tmo for boring and placing sulphur in
them. We have never known the expo
riment to fail when made lefore the sap
rises, though il is Of course entirely use
less 10 do it qfterrards.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15

Eight Steamboats, are now running on
the Hudson River between the cities OF
New York and Albany at thu low prices
of ono Dollar the tlg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-15
DIR. $ w AVN ELS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
pnUMUS VlRGINIAnA, OR WILD CHERRY,

For Coughs. Colds, Asthmas, Splitting of Blood
Soreness Of Throat, Whooping Cough. and all
Diseases indicative Of Consumption.