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ibis bill would ever become law. No one would
he 90 mad as to suppose il. The other BILL which
about it hut this a sneaking mode OF ettecting
the same objects. The President, he declared, would
mol hesitate ten minutes upon it.
Mr.. Clay followed in very c0nciIiary tone IN re-
pard to the subject. He avowed the opinion that the
President would sign the bill; but if he did nos' Il did
not follow that he would go to the other party
The Wings had SPLIT with the President on one point
only. On every other subject he was with the
Wings He was with as in opposition to exPungng
the records in opposition to Executive dlctatIons and
taUOr Of The one tern P1t"c.Ps 9e Nv ~Sm on %GS hs
raitor to his friends and to hls trust. me sG.L OF
Virginia was pure to give birth to such Perhdy-
Re had known the Presidents ather, ano Get!er
u the purity Of blood. Mr. Tyler was incapable OF
inch poIi!ica! crime AS to himself his lot was
with the Whigs-and he , would perish I with IN
found with them and of them; u
Mr. Calhoun said the President had vetoed one bill,
and he still had sacred duty to perform in vetong
the Land Bill. Let him do that, and he would have
the support and confidence Of the whole country
AS to the bill now before the Senate, he took tor
granted that would never be sanctioned by the Elk
ecutlve.
Mr.. Rives, in the course Of his remarks, complain
ed of the disposition manifested here to influence the
President either by persuasion or threats This re-
mark brought on a very excited conversation
general desire was then manifested to take the
question; hut Mr. Berrien wished to speak further in
support Of the bill, and the Senate adjourned
The House sat but short time, and ao]ourhea 70
get rio Of the opportunities OF members who wished
TO offer resolutions
Some resolutions of inquiry were agreed to- A
bill to repeal the law authorizing the investment OF
the Smithsonian Fund in State Stocks was read
third time and passed
Mr.. j. p. Kennedy reported a resolution from the
Committee on Commerce, authorizing the appoint
,nent OF Select Committee Of eleven 20 make inqui
res the effect of the present revenue laws on the
commerce, manufactures, and agriculture OF the
country, to sit during The recess, and report at the
next session. This resolution was laid on the able.
Mr.. Floyd spoke on the subject of the Mcleod re-
solution, during the remnant of the morning hour
Mt the next session, of the expenses Of printing for
the two Houses, and the praccabity OF reducing
the expense and separating the press from the 60
vernnent.
The Committee on Elections made report declar-
ing that Mr. Levy, the Delegate from Florida, was
not entitled to seat on this foor.-Ib.
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NOTICE.

T0HE Court OF Probate for the District Of
Il. LitchfieId hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
TO the estate OF Caro- FREEMAN. late Of Litch-
field, deceased. 10 exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect 10 present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. AL per-
sons indebted 70 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment 10
CHARLEs q. DUEL. Admin.
LitchEeld, August %, le4l. IL
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C6yaaaa1JWeef6aaS.

THE public are hereby informed that the
Il Camp Meeting noticed in the last num-
Der of the Enquirer is abandoned, for the rea.
son, mainly, that the General Musters" in
Litchfeld county take place during the week
appointed. JASON WELLS,
8. w. LAW.
Lifchfeld. Sent. 6, 1871. 1W
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Al the last meeting Of the Litchfeld County Tenn
perance Society. held at Sharon. the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted;
"Whereas, this Society contemplate employing
two or more Of the Reformed lnebrIates, 81 called,
as their accredited agents. to plead the cause OF Tenn
reconsider former vote Of this Society, recommend
ing to the Executive Committee to employ Mr..
Larned he never having been employed or accredited
by said Committee az their or the Society 8 agent
The above resolution, while it shows the present
design Of the Litch6ed County Temperance Society.
will correct any impression which may have obtain
ed in the community that Mr.. Larned has at any
time acted as its authorized agent. As stranger he
made proposals to the Society, and while the consl-
Iteration Of them was pending. lectured in few
towns. Il soon became apparent that he was not
the man, in q variety Of respects, that we needed,
and consequently he was not employed. In this and
all other agencies. we need men prudent in the lee
ture room and unexceptOnabe in their family inter-
course.
Salisbury. the 9TH Tuesday Of inst September. at
10 O'Clock, A. M. H. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
Washington, Sept. Sd. Is4l.
Indiana EleetiOn.-C hapman's State Sentinel Of
Aug. 90. gives. list OF the members elected to the
Legislature;
The senate stands. Wings % Opposition 81
The House stands. Wings Is Opposition 81
"a IS
There in q vacancy for the Senate in Manon
nonnsv far which an election 10 20 be held Sept 18th
If a Wing is elected as is probable, parties will be
balanced on joint ballot.
The Richmond Enquirer has been under the con-
troll or iIs pFsGsnI venerable editor, Thomas Richie,
Coz 30 years.
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DIED.

DIEDg
In this village, on the Sd inst. Widow Polly Marsh,
aged IS years.
aged 81.
In Harwin,on, on the 9th ult Deacon Norman
Wilson, aged 46.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber will meet those persons
Il who are liable to pay a town tax in the
east part of the town of Harwinton, on levy of
1910. at the inn of John Scovill, on the 9th
day of October next, at 2 o'clock P. M. to re-
ceive said tax
OzTAs, L. WEBSTER, Collector.
HdrUintOn, Sept. /, l64l. 10
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NOTICE.


VENHE Court of Probate for the District of
IL New.Milford has limited and allowed to
the creditors of the estate of SALMON MORE
HOUSE, late of New Milford, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent. six months
from the date hereof in which to exhibit their
claims against said estate; and has appoint
ed Messrs Eli Mygatt and Solomon E. Bost;
wick Commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust said claims. Certified by
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the Commissioners above named. here
by give notice that we shall meet to attend to
the duties of our said appointment. at the
dwelling house Of .. M. Cushman, IN said
New. Milford, on the 2Oih day of October.
ls4l, and the 2lst day of February. lS42. at
o o'clock in the forenoon on each OF said
days. All claims not presented within said
time, properly attested. will be debarred
recovery. ELI MYGATT, Cam.
SOLOMON E. BosTwIcK.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment TO
STANLEY G. BENNITr, Admin.
Ne,o. Milford, August %, le4l. 10
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ATTENTION.!
SSrEIt BrigEyGfe Conn. Militia.

S9EIIE ABT'0SetaEE OO1EzEs OEAOEVIEaas
YNHE several Regiments comprised in said
Il Brigade will muster for inspection and
review ut the times and places following, viz:
18th regiment, commanded by COL Geo. p.
Shelton, at Waterto,on, on the 18th inst.-l6th
regiment, commanded by Col. VIM. N. Reid,
at Litchfeld, on the l5,h-2lst regiment, COM
manded by Col. Nelson d. Coe, and the Sd
regiment of Cavalry. commanded by Col.
Major e. Peck, at Norfolk, on the l6th-l3th
regiment, commanded by Col. George M
HOLSTER, at Sharon, on the 18th.
Sept. 8, lS4l. lao
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Al a Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, 'oith-
in and for the District of Litchfeld, on the
9Th day of September, A. d. 1e4l:
Present, Ralph G. Camp, Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct the executor of the
l. last will and testament of PHILEMON R.
STARR, late of Warren, in said district, de-
ceased, represented to be insolvent, to give
notice to all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased to appear, If they see cause,
before the Court of Probate, to be holden at
the probate Office in said district, on the 2lst
day Of October, l64l, at 10 o'clock A. M. to
be heard relative to the appointment of Com
missioners on said estate, by posting copy
of this order of notice on public signpost in
said town of Warren nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising
the same in a newspaper published in Litch.
field. Certified from Record.
Is RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
.gayne's Hair Tonic.

WE HAVE. heretofore, numbered ourselves
Wv among those who believed that ALI
BERT'S HAIR TONIC" sold by Dr.. JAYNE.
was one ofihe many quaok no.irums whose ,itlues
are never seen beyond the fulsome puds ofther au-
thors. We are willing, al length. to make public
acknowledgement The error OF cur belief An in
innate friend, some Two three months since all
the top Of whose Uranium was bald al q piece Of
polished marble, maugie all our jesting and ridi-
cule OF the idea Of attempting cultivate so batreR
spot, purchased bottlesor Two OF the Hair Tom
c from Dr.. Jayne, and. according bis direction,
applied il. During the present week. The aame
friend ushered himselfiuto presence, and unco-
yerng his hitherto naked head, astonished as with
a Thin, though luxuriant growth Of hair, from one
10 two inches in Iength-upon the very premises
we had believed as unyieldng TO cultivation as the
trackless sand that skirts the Atlantic This Is 10
puff, bot is regiousls true, aud to those who doubt,
,he gentleman can he pointed out. What ~ more
in favor Of this Tome, the case here cited was
not one Of Temporary baldness--no sudden loss e
hair-but was one Of years standing. though the
gentleman is bui As years Of age PHILADELPHIA
Spirit fihe Times II Oct. ~, 1892
Prepared only by DR.. JAYNE, No. 90 South
Third ST.. Philadelphia, and for sale BY WILSON
& DOLL, Marlinsburg, Va. Piiee 81.
Febfusry 20. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

N gives o. plessugs ta ssY 10 eaf Customers ana
M the publig Fenerai|s, that ws ean se'i thsu
Goods vers cheap this fali--theafef. reflars
ihan they hsse seen thsu gig q lane aHsss tai s
We can say % nai lise yeaf eali.nr Sos are fhfre
fore. fnati eatdlaiy asitea b. ruli ana esauns Nv
yourselves.
To toe 0enilemsn. We req tsy shes esq s'aeh ~
CLOTHS. cAgETnGEEEs, AND cas-
SLME~1s, tslsfsr aaa chesfi ENffu ls.
IiNosi some yefY hanasarsa Otis cars. Af.
And - tbe LudIrs. We y Dbl sas thss ne basa
Super Z nlar.Rlark Rspi siiKt
Gee a. Ahlae aa
MHnasi fae
Handsome stsqrimrat ~ Fisia NasHassf firaa
and Figured M0tSELtNS
lreneh aad Earllsb Ehsefress
Caiicocss Meriaasss
Ihibci and Mcrtuo NfANNks
Thread Laos and Earleass
Iaeoneii iusefuur asa fdsmrss
super SIX and Mefiae iiesisrF
Cloves, &c3
And almasi every anisle tlai is assifAlaif Haa ~
say caeap. Come aaA ssf shai sau asaF ~ saiaa
HAMaiE a slhFhtNA
October rs. lsf0
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
A COLLEGE EXAMINATION.


r-s.z--z. ss5.ss ssssssss
COLLEGE ExAMfNATION.
Fifty years ago, the few newspapers Of
the country did not give much Of their IL
rnited space to articles of entertainment ;
yet in such paper, preserved for this
reason, We first sawfhst which is subjoin-
ed. |. has now again found its way into
circulation, and is worthy Of the reprint.
Professor What is salt box
Student--It is box made to contaln
salt.
Pillow is il diyided7
Into salt box, and box ofsa't.
P-Yery well, show the distinction.
S-A salt box may be- where there is
no salt, but salt is absolutely necessary to
the existence Of box Of salt.
Pare rot salt boxes otherwise diyid.
cd?
S--Yes, by partition.
P--What is the use Of the division
S--'i'o separate the coarse salt from
the fne.
Pillow, think little.
$50 separate the fine sab from the
coarse.
P-To- be sure, 10 separate The fine
from the coarse but are tot salt boxes
otherwise distinguished
S-Yes, into possible, positive, and
probable.
P--Defne these several kinds of salt
boxes.
S--A possible salt box IS salt box yet
unsold, in the joner's hunds.
P-Why SO
S-Because It hath not yet become Il
sal; box, having never had any salt in il /;
and it may probably be applied to SHINE
other use.
P-Very true; for salt box which
never had, hath no! now, and perhaps ne.
yer may have any salt in it, oan only be
termed possible salt box. What is a
probable salt box
Sit is salt box in the hand Of one
going to shop to buy salt, and who hath
two pence in his pocket 10 pay the shop.
keeper: and positive salt box IS one
which hath actually and bona fde got salt
in il.
P-What is the idea Of a salt box 2
Sit is that image which the mind con-
ceiyes Of salt box when no salt is pre-.
sent.
P--What is the abstract idea of sal.
box
Sit is the idea o. a salt box abstract
ed from the idea Of box; or Of salt; OF
Of 4 salt box; or Of box OF salt.
P-Yery right; by tins means you ac-
quire most perfect knowledge of salt
box bat tell me Is the idea Of salt box
salt idea
S--Not unless the idea box hath the
idea Of salt contained in it.
P--Frue and therefore an abstract
idea canaot be either salt or fresh, short
or long, round or square; and this shows
the difference between a salt idea and an
idea Of salt. Is an aptitude to hold salt
an essential or an accidental property Of
salt box?
Sit is an essential but if there
should be crack in the bottom ofthe box,
the aptitude 10 spill salt would be termed
an accidental property Of that salt boz.
P--Very well, very well indeed. What
is the salt called with respect to the box
Sit is called its contents.
P-And Why so!
S--Because the cook is content, quoad
hoe, TO find plenty Of salt IN the box.
P-lon are very right.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

How 70 SAVE TuEM.-A writer in the
Philadelphia Ledger says that in case Of
stable catching hre, when there are
horses therein if any part of their harness
is put ON they will su..'sr themselves to
be led out without the least resistance.
Tho publishing OF this may be useful
Tire Editor of that paper, however, says
that success will depend much upon the
manner of the person attempting the OK
pertinent. he be frightened and exhlb-
It evidence Of the fact by hurried and
confused or otherwise worry unusual mode
Of procedure, it will be readily noticed by
the horse, md instead of allnying bis fears
viii but increase them, aud add 70 the diff
fculty ofremovirg him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
nEW alols.

& general assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. such IS
Blue. Black, Black, Invisible Green Ricc. Dabiis,
Mulberry, Steel, Mixed, aad Dsab CLOTHS, o.
every defegiriioh
20 Pieces of CsssueYes--n assorted colcrs;
30 Sattneti, from % cis - 81 per yard (;
Brown and bleached Mrslius. syarisiy Of priEss;
sbaiieys. Meu,selisc o. Lauss-ysry nezs;
English ard French Mernots;
A variety uf Shawis- very iow;
Vesiiugs o. every desotipiionf
Ladies aad Gentiemcn's Hosiery, Gloves, &c.;
Hats, CAPS, Boots aud Shoss all pisces and quail
ties
4 general assortment, Ct Hard end Quccnsvare.
| feel confident that my assortment Of Goods is
calculated to pleese al who rag iay0r mo with .
call nEZEkiAH hEDGES.
Hsdgessi'ie. October -, lsf0.--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
DAVIES FAMILY PILLS.

TT Is really believed there is no medicine in II,
tx world can excel these PILLS for general use
They are exceedingly mild ard gentle il their ope
ration, causing no pain nor gripping like some pill'
do. They suti-billiGus, and remove pain from
the head breast side, back, spine limbs. clea,
the .gh, senses and hearing cleanse the blood, e.
the appetite, strengthens the body, and give
ease and elasticity TO ,he whole frame. They de-
stroy worms, stop diauboa. summer complaint.
chils and fevers, SORE EYES. AID cure colds,
coughs, live- complaints, dy pepsa, dropsy, nigh,
swcats, gravel, gout, rheumatism, ticdoereux.
tigo end iii'. They also operate powerfully ppop
thr Kidneys
:" was severely diseased with the blind plies for
twenty months, aud entirely prostTated from the
loss Of blood; and am happy 10 say, to the public,
that one aud onethird boxes If Dawes Family Pills
hss made an entire cure Of me, by taking one pill
every otper night. ] JOHNSON.
Nav. Capitol ST., Washington City,
} =. Reynolds was much aiIlicted with be rbcu-
natsm-cuted, Richard Matchctt bad tie intoi-
miitent feyer-euIed. John Burgess was isken
with an liberated sore throat battling al the efforts
made use Off his restoration, until the pallet Of
his mouth eaten OF and the throat was com.
pletels liberated threatening immediate death
Il ducod 20 a mere skeleton, his case oxciied the
sympathy Of ull who saw him. and they considered 1t
ho1eless oHe--wus cured r. l.. Saicrield had
What the Dactor termed the bowel disease, with
s'is's,' oul'H wa levers ief Two yeafs--epi'd'
"tts NAft'' ~ :" A''t''' : t'""e Pha' was olseas-
siin sN."'" iehN era 'hh'es-""s eulea. >. T.
hfy Np'"s vas 80 uaoe ei'lPles " WIN Tue theu-
Wa,',n Uni y We "iu greet dhnculiy Ut re
could furn hmsrll Ia bod, with night sweats--cg.
tfa' .ifs safsh olenb'rI' htlhe near Schroeder
*hsei' uaa tAe at' p''a ~ ~ yeais--cufed with
oae b1x; cost IS ceuts. Mp William Sheeck les
LOMBARD street. vos Tor aome years very much
RiNHff H''h Nt't' 80 iptA g. using These ptts al
aeftei', nbetetef slr irit lhe ieasi i1disPosed--
Aean hfis Z tia'pefs lcipi ~as aiteastd With
ti'e finsmaissa &c selfs--eered. ). Jones and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
MY COUNTRY.

] love my cauatry's pine-clad hills,
Her thousand bsghl aud rushing nils,
H4r sunshine abd her storrns;
Her rdreh ard rugged ROCKS that rear
Their bgasy heads higt ii The air,
In wild fassaslic forms.
] love her rivers deep ard vide,
Those bright streams thsf seagard glide
To seek The efeaB bfeaqt;
Her sailing hsids, her pleasant sales,
Hsr shady deils, her pleasant ealeA,
1 he hsunts Of peaceful rest.
love The forest dark and lone,
For there tie Wild birds merry zone
Is beaid from morn t.il nigbf.
And there are ios'lier flowers weeo,
Than e'er 10 " stern lsads wtfe seeu,
IL varied .lors bright.
Har forests and her vales fair,
ii 10 flowers thai scent the morapg air,
Have sil their iehatals ior me
But more love my cou8ry's name,
Those words. that echo deathiess fame,
Tie Laad of LtbertyH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

NORFOLK ' A. sept ID 1000.
DEAR SIp:--I ye,y cheerfully add my testimony
with regard to the eincacy Of Dir. Peters medicines
: wife had been for seyeral years suffering anG
lingering under the ef'ects of dyspepsia, with its
usual Accomplishments, when, in December, 1885,
purchased Of you one box--ffcrn the use (which,
her health so far restored that she deemed the
further use OF it at that time unnecessary. On II
return OF some symptoms of the disease during the
summer of 1887, she resorted To the same remedy,
and continued it until she had taken the contents
Of three boxes. Since that time she has been welt,
and can, without Inconvenience, eat any thing that
she laneies.
From this case, and from the benefit my own
health. derived from the use OF single box. I am
prepated believe that this medicine is justly ent
titled to III the credit claimed FOR il by It's warmes
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. WATKINS.
Mr.. A Smith, Agent, Suffolk Va.
N0v~mber2l 1880.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
Trans p0rtatiosa,

On he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
TEvHE undersigned announces to the Millers and
n Farmers OF Berkeley and Jefferson that his
arrangements hpVe now been made for carrying on
the business Of Boating to an extent that will ena
BILE him 10 facilitate the transportation of produce
Of every description, either down OF up: and with
= view 20 the further accommodation OF the public
he has determined to carry Flour from his landing
Geotgeto3n n, at the rate oftwenty fee cents per
barrel, ana other produce in proportion.
He viii At all times pnrchase--and pay the cash
Flour, Corn, Rye, oats. Cloperseea, end epery
0ther description II produce usually carried the
sea-boafd Tot a ma ket, and for which he will give
the highest price. WILLIAM SHORTT.
August 9, ls3s.-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

FEyO PARENTS.-Jsyne's Expeclorant j., with
a GOT exception, the mos, valuable preparation
IN use. ior the above diseases. Ia converts Iloon-
iaq. Cough into mild aud tracteble disease, ard
shofleas its duration more Than one. half and plu-
duces certain end speedy recovery. From bef
to oneienapooniul, vii certainly eHfe GROUP il
iuisals npd young children, 81 bslf an hour 10 an
hour The lives Of hundreds Of children viii be "a
we'd annually, By always keeping il on band ready
tor every emergency For saie at the Store OF
WILSON q DOLL Martinsburg va.
February 20, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

NEGko LOVE SoNG.--We commend the
following to the attentive perusal of such
OF our readers SIS delight in the perusing
or warbling our "nigger lyrics. The
author is a distinguished amateur wooIIy
head"
Who dot LID in dat brick house yoader,
Jaug m-lIue 90 10y
Past twelve o'clock, and starlight moguing,
Jaug malang 50 lay
Oh! wish was jay bird stli.' on beach tree,
ldng mslapg 90 lay!
! could den see dat yolIer sirI loves,
Ja0g malsug go lay
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CLARKEsvLLE, MkcgLENnrRo Co, Va, I
{

CLARKrsvnIr, MkcELEvnERG Co, VA, I
February 4 1887.
DEAR SIR:-I embrace this opportunity Of ex-
pressing 10 you my pleasure at the uniisslled sue
cess Of soal Pills this section OF the country. Il
i the general fault ofthose who gend patent meei-
cines to say too much in their favor but in regard
to your Pills, am firmly persuaded thar they de-
serve far praise thanyou seem inclined 10 give
them. Six months ago they were scarcely known
here, and yet at present there j. no other medicine
that can compare with them in popularity lpdys.
pepsia, sick headache, arrangement of the hillary
organs, and obstinate constipation OF the bowels,
know OF no areeient more prompt and eijcaenos
and have had considerable experience in ailthese
complaints.
would add. that their mildness and certainty Of
action render them safe aud efficient purgatye
fut weakly indiyiduas ard that they may be given
at ell times without apprehension Of any Of those
Injurious consequences which So frequently attend
The application Ct caloueI OF blue pill. On the
whole, consider your Vegetable Pills an invaloa-
BILE discovery.
Very respectfully,