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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

The President shall recommend to the consi,ler,
ton OF Congress such measures rs he deems nsces
sary and expe lent, say the Locos. There !. M
discretion left him. Even if he has NOT seen and
knows nothing about a measure, he must ns Van
u'u WIN Ponsetrs Militia Plan, recommend It |.
something must be necessary and that something
NC must recommend, otherwis Congress canno, act
At all! This is modern Democracy! The people
ana Their Representatives are nothing-,he Presl.
dents recommendation is every thin,!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

NJ TEMPERANCE NoTH FAN I'd.
lou'nrl meeting Of the Richmond Temperance So.
ted Pesbyteuao Church, THIS EVENING. AT 2
o'clcsk. Nv
nsl THE SECRETARY.
ViNEoAH. VINEGAR 30 bills Of yiocs.,. ~,
se7' ~ ~ A q wiNsfON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
MEMORANDA

NEW YORK May 9s-Cisared. .ebrs Jobr
ksteli Bcaslon, Petersburg; Olivia, BrckSeli.
Drew, Petcrsbtg. ~
April 7lsi, Cape Hsueras, W. 10 miles. sehr
Caroline, Lanson, 10 days from New Orleans. for
Richmond. VS. spoken.
BOsION, May 2i-Arived, schr Brainard.
Kicker, Richmond,
PHILADELPHIA, Ma, 9s-Clear,d. soboo,,
John Stull Teal, Richmond; schr Fahh, Johnson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
LATEST FROM RIO DE1.np,po

FROM the Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.
we have accounts to the ID April Commercial .r.
lars are very una'orable, particu larly rs regard,
Flour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

The Ms'tinsburg Gazette comes to Us enlarged
and bssuuhed. Il has always been we'll conduc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
DEATH OF COM on LAYTON

DEATH OF COM. CLAYTON.
We are greatly panied To Ice called on to ANNOUNCE.
inc death Of Com. Alexander Claxlon. OF the u. &.
Navy. lilo died at racahoana on the 7,h Of March.
ana was was buried at Valparaiso the 18th with
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
LAST CONCERT.
NJ Il q Il A 1t NJ
Assisted by
Mrs WATSON

MIR, BRAIlAM,
Assisted by
MRS. WATSON
VIII have The honor nI living &! raoet 1,,,es,, q. -
fhfonah, Tills EVENING, Monday, MAY 9isi '''F''
MIR. BRAuAM'S SONGS.
,Hnnd Sccnl, from Der Frcischuz. Hue u,ooet. IT,.
,wYssnla" scoi' wis hari lila rotnc 10 me; T1tl,sb
MRS. WATsON's SONGS.
American heofiy-iona time ago; John Anderson ans,
80 w NC lays When we fiuaey Heaufiftl
faIily lillhld- shall We 70 q aaiins. '
IuMlC DuErr-Mr and Mr.. snrith my dear
uuElI. Now Hope. now Fear.
DUErT-Aly Croakcr
COMIC GLEE -Deaih ~ tho itnprudent yov,g C,,.
ehiiiftn lIalf price. III ~
EFrRA CURIOUS OUNfOwnER TEA few I,,f
- chesisvoy ino Gunrowicr q a, markell in Cameo
Efira CrffoEs lor sale. " 's"'"'
RDbk PORK hND BACON.-iUIJd0 IGs ~
- Hulk FORK daily expected, aud will be sold low m ts
ms eAMEs GEORGE WINSTON
ENnO las. Cotton Warn
cOOO ION carpet Warn
81. -, L., ~ 80 cotton Seine Tsine, Just received and
mat "N"" si wV,oi.DkDsE
EOH utRE The bsls nee 81 the wear one No,,, ~,
NO ~ E2od Driver, &C. Appyt0
RiGn HLL, IT, a co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
Mr. Brahan's Concert.

Mr. Broham and MIR and Mrs watson's Concert
Saturday evening, was a delightful entertainment
The audience was not so largo as might have been
expected, but we are sure il will not be the case
again, If the decided appreciation Of those who were
there and their influence and powers Of persuasion
can induce others to attend.
Mis- Watson, we think, had not appeared in Rich
mond before, and her fine vocal powers were un.
known. IL is not so now. She won the admiration
Of all who heard her Saturday evening. She was
encored until the audience blushed for their own
imPortunity-and her sweetest song, "Where bas
ye been a the day, my boy Tnmmuy1" was sung
but once, bee use Of the ot-repeaed calls that had
been made tYr tho proceeding. She must give il to
US again. Her style is rare one with tie popular
vocaIists ofthe diy-being clear, distinct and plain
gve-bereft Of the abominiblo "ltalianosp Of opera
rnging--tbat which is 50 wholly scientific as to be
wholly uninielligible.
The announcement by Mr Watson that another
Concert would be given Monday night, received
the highest compliment the company could give.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

ASorHER "GLGlH OF HoPE.H-A latter from
Montreal, dated 22d inst, says that lumber Vesssl
arrived at Quebec which sailed on The 2IH April
from Liverpool. Her captain dunn } states III a..
threS Or four days after, no saw steamer which ne
knew TO be the President, steering Tor the Western
Islands-.M Y. ErpTfss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

~ 1T WERE NOT FoR HoPE-rHE HEART vour n
nREAK"-saith the proverb. The Loco Poco nr.s.
nave discovered another ''mares nest' in the signs
"hleh they think they can discern, of divisions
among the Wings. We have reason TO know. ,ho,
inc Cabinet Is of one accord on the great remedies
'or public MISUNDERSTANDING in the ignorance
ana selhShness of the late tra,ion-anJ our
readers may believe our assurance that. far firm,
losing any past influence in the Cabinet. by the ne.
ces'Ion OF Governor Tyler, to the Presidency, Mr.
"eoster has gained upon his esteem and confidence
oy more intimate Recommendations the bis,
opinion which the President, in common with IN.
whole Wing Party, entertained of his exalted L,
talents and patriotism.
How perverse must he the spirit of Americans,
who would impair, for their country the renown n
he gained for 1t, by doing honor to genius and ere,
intellectual power joined to the most expanded pa
tr'ot'sm! Whatever may have been the difference
oil opinion on the erpediney of a great measure
some 'hHty years past; does it follow that sreat
man Is 10 be prosecuted and ostracised because h.
was not then of the dominant partyl Such intole-
rance characterized and became the barb,rous ,s.s
but II countenanced, would disgrace the one in
which We live. As it is, it degrades only those who
preach and practice it. The people, too we'll know
'hat IL behovcs nation to honor and exsIt ts mos,
distinguished sons the surest way TO cherish md
Perpe'uato tho spirit of public liberty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.
BELOW.

High Water, this day, y O'Clock, p. NJ.
BELOW,
Ship Byron, Pcaroe, from Bremen, in ballas, 10
Chas Palmer.
ARRIVED,
Bng Creole, Ensor, New Orleans, sugar, &c.
bohf Olivefa, Henry, North Caroini, 6sb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

The wh'gs the City Of New York gave their
'ss'ns ushed Senator dinper Wednesday. al which
'ome 500 persons were present. The whole affair
went on IN hne style and line spirit. The Wig,
OF New York do honor TO themselves In honorns
such public servant. Few men on the public
s'rse have rendered more important services to his
eoan'ry-none have displayed more zeal, more
AGILITY and nobler moral courage, than Mr. Tall.
maege. He deserves a monument moro lasting than
brass at the hands Of his countrymen, for the dis.
unsuahed part he bore in the late grea, eonle, for
the national deliverance.
We copy brief notice Of the dinner from the
New York American. Let the sp.ri, of harmony
anu zea' IN the good cause displayed by Mr. Tall
"auge' ae'na'e the Wing party, and Wing as.
cendaney will endure for generations.
From the New York American
THE TALLsAp.E DrssER al the Tix,li 8 ,loor
Yesterday was attended by a large number of the
irends oil the present Administration, and was con !.
Quoted IN sP'rit and feeling alike gratifying to
The number at the tables was estimated n, ,o,,.
hve hundred, and a regular succession of toas,s NM,
ly hour. "' '"'
Mr.. rallmadgc made speech which was receiv.
co WIN great applause, in which he took strong
ground in favor OF the Extra Session tho ,sns,I II
me Sub. Treasury Bit, ard the establishment of /,
Netionai bank the distribution ofthe public lands
a general Bankrupt Law, and resolution TO rc,c,nj
the Expunging Resolution, a measure which he al
always opposed, but which, believer rs he was in
the uoetne OF instruction, he felt bound TO vote for
York. W ave"
we slveihc concluding sentences of his spe.eb.
One moment more, said MIR Talmadse, in con-
s'us,on: with the President that we have at the
heau OF the Government, and with Cabinet that
WIN 10 honor to any party or any Government
Immense applause, there is no danger Ell me
eShort my friends OF all sections if there be sections
o. men, IN indulge in no private griefs If Ih.,e
should be quarrels, let them be considered as mere
iamIy quarrels, TO be settled within the dopes,;c
circle, and not disturb the general good The gren,
cause Is best preserved by passing them over I.c,
us give the opposition no opportunity To re;oc.
over US. Let them be disappointed. So far as NV
h'ue influence and example NAV go I nledse rn,
sell that nothing shall be wanting TO carry ON, al.
great principles and measures for which We b,vc
been contending. nav
After shall have gone through the Ex,r, Sea-
SION Tor which | enlisted, when I enlisted for ,ho
campaign, shall feel myself at liberty IN rc..;ye
an honorable discharge. And wheth,r | remain in
ne Empire state or seek home in one OF the log
caolhs oil the West, shall never forget the Kind,
nes !, manifested IN Tor me by my friends.
"I a'madge closed his speech with the follow
ing: wan s'ea' Snee'-
wings and Conservatives: United in one eon-
mon eHoft 10 restore the true principles of Govern
"ieh,-may they continue cordially united TO carry
out those principles"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
LATEST FROM MONTEVIDEO.

ING bark Canton, Gibson, arrived last cvtninp
from Monte Sdeo, whence she s,ilcd an H. 80
Apnl.-Cnpt. q. states that business nj Mon,,vi.
deo was very dull and produce scarce Inc 49,
~ Flour Yss eglmaled nt 1900 bbs and q,lcs ~, -
making so as to nett 81 80. II das on LoaSd coga
aII' essnis horse hair II cts; grease G., cts!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

ever, discovered and discerncd by none. It
Is frequently appealed to, fORcibly quoted,
universally aGOred but ID we ask where is
the oracle OF his great power, the ~ bill leaves
bearing its imPTiM0tWr, nobody can say
The scalpel Of the Onatomist has failed to
disSect and to display il; the analysis Of tbs
metaphysician has not discovered il; the
processes Of art have not condensed it. II
reigns; il determines modes and measures;
it makes the counteDances of hundreds turn
pale, and the pockets of thousands gravitate
with gold. 1t has yet been frequently so'
corrupt that the introduction of a grain Of
truth has thrown it into fermentation; and
occasionally 80 lost to the just, the pure, and
the holy, that it has made the righteous a
martyr, and the murderer a monarch. Pub
lie opinion reaches st. Stephens, and gives
plastic influence to acts Of parliament, and
tone to honorable members speeches.
Fraser's Magazine.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

Public OPinion.-There IL much in public
opinion akin TO the Pope's intallibility. II
Is declared by thousands TO exist; Il Is, how
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

Ofthe ie9 persons admitted 70 tho poor house in
Cleveland during the past yeaE sc were incorporate
The same pFOpugtion appaaFs wherever inquiry % IN.
stiluted Il 10 also fact that NiRssalAs 81 tho saxes
which 'ss ps:ps have 70 psy e sustain ne s.@nAl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

vey Of il has been made, and perhaps the In
dun title is still outstanding, he may settle
upon il. .v - .,..sa ....r.
The bill provides that the settler "who
shall make settlement on any of the public
lands to which the Indian title has been or
shall be ertinguished. whether the same be
surveyed or not, shalt he entitled" sc. The
language is not, Gas il should be,) to which
the Indian title shall have been extinguished
mt the time of such settlement. This would
cOntine him TO such lands. And this WINS
tho law of 1888. Itdeclared that no right of
presumption should accrue to any person or
persons in consequence of any settlement or
improvement made before the extinguish-
ment Of :he Indian title to the land on which
such settlement or improvement was made.
And the policy and justice OF such limita-
ton is too obvious to require argument. II
cannot be thought expedient to confer on
these settlers or intruders the privilege of
going upon your choicest lands, which are
not subject to sale. and pre-occupying the
best quarter sections, and thus acquiring the
right of presumption. But this bill may be
so Construed rs TO give this privilege, pro-
vidcd the Indian title shall be extinguished
at any time during the continuance of the
pre-emptiOn right.
This bill confcrs other benefits than those
which have been mentioned. II gives the
settler liberty to make his improvement and
settlement on different quarter sections. and
in such case allows him to make choice Of
the quarter he will take, or take parts of each
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
Enough. ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD or
" SIXTY YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE'S EXpECTORANT.
From Attinson's philadelphia Eeeniag Posf.,

From Atkinson's philadelphia Ereniag Post
PmLApElpiliA, August l6, 1888.
Mr.. ATKINSON SHIT has been my misfortune
TO labef uader cough and asthmaiical oppression
for more than half century. When soldier IN
the American camp, in 1873. |, with many others,
lowing to great exposure,) md vlolent attack OF
disease Of the laugs, by which was disabled from
duty for long Tina. Since that period. until re-
Gently. huve never been free from violent cough
aud diincuiiy Of breathing. Year after yesr have
expectoca,ed gill day--oi,en much more,
and SOMETHING'S mixed with blood. For months To-
sether, night after night, have bad to ST or be
bolstefed up To obtain my breath. The weakness
and debility caused by such constant SPECIFICATION,
frequently brought 10 state bordering on death.
IL has been a matter of astonishment TO my family
and friends. that am here to wife this TO sou.
have had skilful physicians To attend me- and every
thing done that thought likely 10 give me re-.
lief, without any beneficial effect Last winner
had aoother very attack If Inflammation Of
the lungs, which fully expected would be the last
then considered my case as past the aid Of medi.
cine, when | was persuaded 10 call in Dr. JAySr.
With the assistance Of Divine Providence. Though
hun, | was once more raised from my bed but The
coughing and wheeling wearied me day and night.
tie advised me TO use his Expectorant. ! did So
with strong hope that, II had cured many of
my acquainances Of various Diseases OF the lungs
II might at least mitigate my suIerngs. Need
say how gratihed ieelf IL has sfectuaIly cured
me. As commenced taking it, found il
reached my case, and began TO breathe with mora
freedom. My cxpectoralion becnme easy, and my
cough entirely left me. now feel as well as ever
did in my life. and am better than have been for
The last sixty years. Last summer spii great
deal OF blood; now, thank God am perfectly Gu.
red. Nov. sir, after suffering 80 long and finding
at last such signal relief from DIR. JAYHr's ExpYc.
roRANr, feel anxious 10 inform my fellow-ciiizens
where relief rnay be he'd.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, sr.
No. IS Lombard street.
Mr. Harris has long been a worthy member 1--WE
believe peacon)of the First Baptis, Church in
this city, and implicit confidence may be placed in
his assertions.
Persons are invited to call and see him, ana sat.
isiy themselves.
The above valuable medicine may be had Whole
sale and Retail at JAyNE'S DRUG & CHENl.
CAL STORE, No. 20 South Third street PLila-
delphia. Also, for sale BY WILSON & DOLL.
Agents, Martinsburg, Va.
This Espectorant never fails to s.ure Asthma or
relieve cough February 81, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
GENERAL HARRIsoN's FAMILY

GENERAL HARRlSON'S FAMILY.
Most sincerely do we mingle our condo
lences with this bereaved family. We
know well, as all must, that the blow tina
has lighted down upon them from the hand
Of the Almighty, is heavy and severe. Bu
ii must be one exceeding consolation tc
them, that nation weeps with them, anc
that nation will revere the character anc
cherish the memory, of one they loved SC
much and so worthily.
The following relatives Of General Har.
rlson were present in the city on the day o.
the funeral, via
Mrs. Jane Harrison, Of Chic, sons wild.
ow and two sons.
Mrs. Taylor, of Va, [niece] daughter
and two sons.
Pike Harrison, grandson son of j. C. S.
Harrison and grandson of Ger. Pike.
Mr.. ID. O. Copeland, Of Ohio, nephew.
Mr.. Benjamin Harrison, of Berkeley,
nephew.
Henry Hasrlsou, [grand nephew son oil
the preceding, who has acted as conf
denial Secretary ofthe President.
Dr.. John Minge, of Charles city, Va.
nephew.
We may also add the name of Mrs. Find
lay, Of Ohio, who adopted Mrs. Jane
Harrison as daughter, and who almost
invariably occupied the right hand OF
the President at his table.
The following are the surviving rela-
tons who were absent.
Mrs. Harrison, the Generals bereaved
wife.
John Scott Harrison, the only living son.
Mrs. Judge Short, eldest daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Thornton, daughter.
Mrs. Taylor, daughter. All these are
living at or near North Bend,
At. Taylor and his wife and family
were expected to become members Of the
Presidents family for the whole term Of
MS service.
The following arc the names ofthe de.
ceased members of the family.
Lucy Harrison, adaughier, married Judge
Este.
J. e. 5. Harrison, son, married Mis-.
Pike, both dead.
William II. Harrison, jr. married Mis-.
Jane Irwin. His widow presided a
the Presidents table, aud her person
al graces have commended her to tn,
affections of all who have the pleasur,
10 know her.
Dr Benjamin Harrison, son. Died tn,
las, summer.
Carter B. Harrison, son, who was law
yer OF fine talents, and accompanies
Gen. Harrison TO Colombia. Died tw,
years ago. All Of the sons left chill
dren.--MadisoRida
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
NEW GOODS.

q AM now receiving and opening large and
Al general assortment OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, such as
Blue. Black, Black, Invisible Green. Blue, Dahlia
Mulberry, Steel, Mixed, and Drab CLOTHS, o
every description
20 Pieces Of Cashmere assorted colors;
30 % Sattinett, from so cts to So per yard
Brown and Beached Musins; a variety ofPrintsi
shaleys, MousseIine de Laines-very neat;
English and French Merinoes;
A variety of Shawls--very low;
Vestiugs Of every description;
Ladies' aud Gentlemep's Hosiery, Gloves, &C.;
Hats, Caps, Boots, aud Shoes all prices and quail
ties;
A general assortment Of Hard and Queensware.
| feel confident that my assortment OF Goods IL
calculated to please all who may favor me with q
cali HEZEkIAH HEDGES.
Hedgesyille, October %, lSi0.f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

STAFFORD cousTr. Va.
froas 9 - resptctabls Faraer

STAFFORD COUNT, Va,
Sept. z, 1910
DFaR.SiR 81 write to let you know that the
Lord has done great things for me, whereof an,
glad. When | saw you in Fredericksburg, think
said that had been afflicted with very acid
(suur> stomac. and subject to a yolen; pain In M
head Tor more than twenty years, tor which took
rhubarb aud soda three four times every day for
those many years, with little no relief and my
legs and ankles were so much swelled that was
unable, at times, to attend to my business. But
snre you made me present Of a box Ut your amir
" Pills have taken or . Of them at night in go-
ing TO bed, and now my acid stomach Is relieved,
he swelling my legs has nearly disappeared, aud
do not think that have been hiljered day with
the pain in my head since began to take your val
liable medicine. | think the Lord directed you to
fredericksburg. TO administer 10 my relief Bless
ed be bis holy name, | am gr,atiy relieved There
is living IN my ueighborhood poor old wonon
who had been sick long time and could not &c,
relief; at length purchased box Of your pill.
and gave diem TO hereafter awhile saw her out
box had cured her. have spread the fame Of
your valuable medicine amongst my aoqnaintances,
and many have purchased. Now, as IL respects
myself my friends tell me wien go to town, thar
they have not seen me look 50 well Tor many years
and say TO them, | will tell you the secret why
short time ago met with Doct Davies in town.
and he gave me box Of pills, and they have made
me look as you me- And now, my friend
hope that the Lord will continue to be with you,
and make YOU useful 10 your fellow creatures, as
he has hitherto done. remain with respect,
CHARLES BRUCE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
Worms! Wornns.!

FHN0 remove these troublesome and danger nus in.
IL habitanis ofthe Stomach and Bowels which ),
often impair the health aud destroy the lives Of chill
dren. use DR.. JAYNE'S TONIC yERMIFuGE,
certain and safe preparation for the removal 81
the various kinds OF Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour $40.
mach Want OF Appetite, infantile Fever and Aeus,
and Debility OF The Stomach and Bowels and or.
gans of digestion.
To be had at No. 30 South Third ST.. Phiadel-
phia, and for by WILSON & DOLL, Agents,
Martinsburg, Va. February 81. I34o
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29

IrHyHEsE PILLS are no longer among those 9
n doubfulutiiity. They have passed away from
the hundreds hct are daily launched upon the tids
Of experiment and now stand before the public a,
high in reputation and as extensively EMPLOYED il
an parts of the United States, the Canadas Texas
Mexico, and the West Indies, as any medicine that
has ever beer prepared Cor the relief Of suffering
man. They have been introduced wherever il was
found possible carry them and there are bur lew
towns thai do not contain some remarkable eyiden.
ces Of their good effects The certificates that have
been presented TO the proprietor exceed INVENT,
thousand upwards Of FIVE hundred Of which are
from regular practising physicians, who are The
most competent judges oftheir merits,
Often have the cures performed by ths medicine
been the subject of editorial comment, in various
newspapers aud Journals; and il may with truth be
asserted, thai no medicine of The kind has ever re-
ceived testimonials OF greater yalne than are al.
tached to this.
They are in general use as family medicine.
and there are thousands Of families who declare
that they satisfied unless they have sun
ply always on hand
They have no rival in curing and preventing Bi.
lious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, SICK Headache, Jaundice, Drop
~, Rheumatism. Enlargement ofthe Spleen. Piles,
Cholic, Female Distinctions, Heartburn, Funed
Tongue, Nausea, Distension oil the Stomach and
Bowels, lacipient Diarrhma Flatulence, Iabiiual
Costiveness, Loss OF Appetite, Blotched or Sallow
Complexion, and in all cases Of Torpor ofthe Bow
els where a cathartic or nperientis needed. They
are exceedingly mild in their operation producing
neither nausea, gripping, nor debility.
These justly celebrated Pills are for sale by
WIN. DORSEY, Mar,nsburg.
q. WYNCOOP 81 CO., Hedgesyille.
w. HARRISON, Bath.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-29
We sr GOODS.

II AM opesing large and general assortment of
IL FALL s. WINTER GOODS; such as Blue,
Black, Invisible Green, and Olive Cloths; Beaver
and Pilot Cloths of various colors; Cassimeres and
Sattnelts ofevery description; Brown and Bleach.
ed aluslins variety of Prints and Mousseline de
Lanes--vcry neat; English and French Mernoes;
a variety of Shaws; a large and general assort-
ment OF Groceries, and in fact every thing in my
line of business, which will sell lower than any
offered TO the public heretofore, for cash, 10
punctual customers. Z. BR0lDRICK.
Honey w God, November 5, 1910.
g59Canal Script received at par for Goods.