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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14
ATEp From TFXAS


The New Orleans pspsrs OF the % ult. contai n
later intelligence from Texas. conhrma'oIy o. me
accounts al first received OF the invasion OF rex
as by large Mexican force.
The latest advices from Galveston, leave no
doubt az to the actual invasion of Texas by n
large Mexican army. The preceding rumor.
which represented the invading force TO be mar
auding party going on a predatory expedition,
seerred to US from the first as inconsistent with
the movements simultaneously occurring. The
proclamation Of Arista, for example was evident
" a serious document, and contemplated tor
midable effort at re-conquest. The Mexican COM
ma nder could have no motive Tor publishing
manifesto Of the kind, n, mere humbug, without
nuy intention Of carrying his threats into execu-
ton. Later intelligence shows tina, the suspicion
was we'll founded. The party OF marauders turns
out TO be the vanguard OF an army formidable IN
numbers, if not in military efficiency. The only
Circumstance that remains still unaccoun'ed Tor
i, the retreat Of the Mexcans from San Antonio
after having captured the place. The retrograde
movement seems somewhat strange, It the body
in advance was backed. as tits said BY twelve
thousand men marching forward to theii support
The only probable supposition IS, that Inc re-
treat was O rnse de gaerre 10 draw on The exams
into an ambuscade. But when the most is made
Of these contradictory rumors, there Is yet much
that is inexplicable--for the understanding OF
which we must wait the receipt OF later 'nteiii
gcnce. So much however. is well ascerta'ned
that a numerous army Of Mexicans are on the
Texian territory determined TO try their vaor in
battle once more, with the fierce Anslo-Saxon.
In the meanwhile, the spirit Of the invaded coun-
try 10 not in tho least daunted by the multitude OF
its adversaries but rather diates and towers with
the magnitude of the mpe nding danger. It's own
indomtabe heroism is the mountain fiom which
Texas will decend upon the enemy, to ossrwhelm
and scatter hi. puny myriads. The event. Of the
next few weeks may be awaited si,h Intense in
terest, and the feeling in this section and "nxiay
abou, the result, could scarcely be greater than
il is If the fate of our own country we're involved
in war.
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DoRsrx,s vrRm1rucE.

MYTH renewed confidence now offer this
w Medicine to the notice Of the public, as OF .
OF The best (if the best) remedies that has
been prepared for the destruction Of Worms in chill
dren. Cases mig ht be mentioned in which extraoi :
binary effects have attended the administration Il
this medicine, in relieving children from fatal COL
sequences Parents need have no fears as 10 any
-s thar might be ihought to attend the giving i 10
children uni.f any clrcsmstsnccs, when IT is only
supposed lary are aiiliced with WORMS, there
rs Hq ingc,iirat "a IT that would endanger pro-
daes asd re6seqo4 evenfthere we're no w orms;
en ,be contrary could be veiy likely to do good
Cd is .te4utotY case, that remedies resort
81 "a" 100 latc, parents fearing to give Medicine,
within, hr.t positively knowing that the child is
afflicted with Worms or that its indispostioa may
arise from some other cause. We then say all
purents, If you think your child is afflicted
with wor ms. give this vsrmfuge to ascertain the
fact. and danger need be spprehended from its
administration.
All proper directions will be found around each
phiai. Prepared only by the subscriber. who can
furnish it either wholesaeor retail Those who buy
to sell again will be allowed liberal discount from
the retail price, which is 25 cents per phial
WILLIAM DORSEY,
October %. 184l. Druggist
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100000 Bushels Or
WHEAT WANTED.

TUyHE unersigned, having purchased the extern
III sive MILLING ESTABLISHMENT far-
merly owned by Staub & Company. situate in the
District Of Columbia, take the opportunity 81 in
forming the farmers Of Berkeley and the adjoining
counties, that they wish to purchase 100000
BUSHELS OF WHEAT. for which they will ray
the highest market price in cash. shen delivered
at the Falling Water Mills, Va. OF in their Boa,
at any paint on the river in Berkeley OF Jefrrson
county, or the Canal. Washington county. Md
As we wish 10 purchase large quantity OF Wheat,
farmers will find it greatly TO their advantage TO
give US call before they dispose Of their crops.
DOWNS s. BEATTY.
July s. t84t.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14
DEFERHEs,.A.RTI
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN NEW YORK
MORE THAN 100 BUILDINGS DESTROYER

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN NEW YORK
MORE THAN 100 BUILDINGS DESTkofEp
Friday last ssys the New York Tribune, was !,
sad day for thousands in this city. II ~,tnese
the most Disastrous conasgaton shat nae ocso'-
red ar.ong Us eos long time--one wsss
ed more families houselsss and comfortess 'ps"a"'
other within our recollection. The hfe ofoAc gu
al about half-past o'clock 10 the a''e' Z, 80,
caught in a wheslngh,'s shop, TO. = nss".y
street, corner Of Cfystie street sn1 o'e.'y oi'p.
site the Second CoDgressiionsii. 1ha''"' 49,
@-. -. :, work in the room below THAT
time.
-. :, i;t,le distance, ii 10 said single bucket
~ xater would have ex,inguish~d IL; but so
d,y we're the materials 10 the building that before
any one could reach IL, the whole building was in
flamss--and their progress WAS not even checked
until the destruction was lamentably extended
The wind being very high from the Southeast,
the fire in less than IN hour swept away that
Whole block, bounded by Delaney, cfyste, Broome
and FORSYTH streets, except the large brick dwell
lings on Broome street from No. $40 to 324,
which by great exertions we're pteseryed--though
all their out bull iings and the dwellings in the
rear were consumed.
When the FIRE reached Forsyth street It was
hoped that its progress might be siayed' uut u
swept almost constantly across Forsyth street
burnt the dwellings and other houses between thai
and Eldridge sreet. ard swept nearly the whole
down TO Broome. With great exertions the flames
were here arrested.
Tho total loss is estinnat@d at ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Besides the above, there were sres. number
of small ,en@ments situated In the rear OF the DIT
ferent houses, communicating with the nam
streets by alleys and passages and inhabited by the
poorest families, consumed. Many of these I'M
fortunate people lost all their furniture, and the
Few household goods which years perhaps OF iru-
gal industry had enabled them accumulate -
Though but little Of the property was owned D,
them the loss to them 10 far more sewers than
to the proprietors. We should say that Al least
one hundred houses were destroyed and nearly
two thousand persons deprived of shelter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14
GARDEN SEEDS
FOR SA2.

u Kidney, Dwarf or Snaps,
ID " Pole OF Climbing,
Beets-Lony Blood and Turnip Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts.
Cabbsge-a fine variety,
Carroi-Long Orange,
Caulihowet-Early and Late,
Cucumbers-Long Green and others,
Egg Plant; Endiye-Green, Cured,
Indian Corn-Smith's Early and Tnscarora,
Lettuce Lazy Cabbage,
Melon-Best kinds,
Nasturtium,
Onion-E,rly White,
Parsley-Double Parsnip--Large Dutch,
Peas-Finest kinds,
Pumpkin-Potato and others,
Pepper-Bell or Oxheart, and Cayenne,
Rehabilitation kinds,
Rhubarb--For pies and tarts,
Satisfy or Oyster Plant,
Spinach-Round.
Squs-h-Early Summer.
Tomato-Large Red and Yellow,
Turnip-White, Early Flat. &c.
All Of which are carefully selected, and warranted
10 be Of the kind. named, flesh and free from mix
ture-for sale by -.
w DORSEY.
February 8, 1912.
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II HAVE Just received and i'll sell cheap, Mem
III Cali, Kip and Coarse Boots; do. Colt, Kip &
Coarse Bootees; do. Water Pfoof Boots; Boys
Kip and Coarse Shoes, and Boots; Ladies' Kid
and Morocco Springs and Wel,s; do Seal Walk.
ing and Gum Shoes; do. Calf and Horse ditto;
Misses Leather and Morocco Shoes and Bootees
Children's Leather and Morocco Shoes and Boot
ees; Cater Boots and Over Socks.
Fine and Wool Hats; Otter, Seal, Sealstt and
Cloth Caps, &C., &c.
October IL. J. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

The New Orleans Bee has long arti-
Gle on the subject Of the Mexican invasion
of Texas, and its probable effects upon
the United States, in which the following
statement is made:
II is an ascertained fact that the money
{S6, 900, 0O0) was furnished by British
capitalists upon a mortgage OF church
ptoperty. to carry on this war, and IN fact
the funds passed through the hands OF Mr..
PAcxENHAM, the British minister in Mex.
leo. for that purpose. The express con-
dition of the loan was the invasion OF Tex.
rs and SANTA ANA, in obedience to the
behes,s of the English cabinet has nscrib-
ed Abolition in the broadest letters upon
his banner. We utter nothing lightly In
y matter so grave. In the Official letter
of the subtle Mexican to Gen. HAMILTON,
(which may be regarded as manifesto
OF wary SANTA ANA takes occasion to re-
mark:
ain different point Of view, the ques-
ton Of Texas involves another OF the
greatest Importance TO the cause OF hu'
manity-that Of slavery. Mexico, VINO
has given the noble and illustrious exam
pie Of renouncing the increase OF her
wealth, and even the cultivation OF her
fields, that she may not see them iattened
with the sweat, the blood and tears Of the
African race, will not retrocede in this
course and her efforts to recover a usurp.
cd territory will be blessed by all those
who sincerely esteem the natural and inn
prescriptible rights OF the human species"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14
Copper, Tin, and link
SCOUTING,
transportation,

"" We ChcS"Peuhc I'M O"eo S"'~''
TIME undersigned announces TO the Millers ana
Il Farmers of Berkeley and Jefferson that ms
arrangements have now been made tor carrying on
the business OF Boating to an extent that WI ens-
BILE him to facilitate the transportation OF produce
Of every description, either down or ups ana WIN
view to the further accommodation oil the puonc,
he has determined 10 carry Flour from hs landing
to George,o~ n, q, the rate of twentyps eents per
barrel, sna other produce in proportion.
He will at all times purchase---snd pay the cash
-Four, Corn, Rye, Oass, Cioverseed, and every
otAsy dsseriptiea Of produce usually carried 10 the
4. board for market, and for which be will give
the highest price. WILLIAM SHoRIT.
Augusts 9, Ie2e.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of f. Bsrtleson & Co., was
on the Path day Of May last, Dissolved BY mutual
consent The subscribe being DESTROYS Of closing
the Books OF the firm, would respectfully suggest
TO thos. whs know themselves indebted 10 the firm
the proprie,y of csming forward and closing their
accounts by note or with 'be fesey money. Those
failing TO comply with this will find their accounts
,laerd In The hands of an officer fat collection.
+ BA9TLESON.
CHAS. DOWNS.
July f5 ltyAf-ff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

SINGULAR DEArH.--James Prior,
shoemaker, Ely, Pa, died raving mad at
Ely last week, through vexation that the
life Of one Of his customers gas endanger'
ed by nail 10 a shoe made by him hav-
ing perforated the sole, and entered the
foot, 40 as TO prsducs modification.
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TO RENT.

II WILL rent. for the ensuing year, my FLOUR
IL ING MILLS, at dam No. S, in the county OF
Berkeley. It's deemed unnecessary to give de-
scrip,on Of this Property, further than 10 say it is
in complete Order has every necessary building for
CARRYING on a large business, and is well situated
for business. There are four run Of Burrs and q
Kiln for drying Corn. Possession will be given on
the lst of July.
have for sale, large quantity Of PLANK Of
almost all qualities and descriptions; large sup
ply of Fencing Plank and Poplar, which will sell
90 the best terms.
EDWARD COLSTON.
Nav 10. 184l.-tf
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HIDES & BARK.

TuNHE subscribers, having a. sociAls' ... ~.
Il toge,heriaihe Tsnning BasiDs.', =. me y.rd
sorm+,s owned BY Mr.. WIN; Good, under d = II. s.m
k:, s,;e. n CASH for HIDES and BARK. deli
vered mt theirysrd. npnwN .. COY
Msr,ia.burg, Nov. IA, isSs..-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

Fnom HAvANA.-The New Orleans
Picayune has advices from Havana to the
10th of March, aud furnishes the annexed
items:
The passengers by the Dee, which left
England on the 18th Of January, had not
vet arrived. They were left at Barba-
does, whero they have remained nearly
q month, living in miserable huts and des-
,i,uts of provisions. A small schooner
tia, arrived at St. Jago, brought letter
from one of them, telling OF their distress,
and declaring their intention to protest
against the company.
The correspondent of the New York
Express, writes:
The Tay, English Mail Steamer, is
ius. in from Turks Island, with dates from
England to the Sd Of February. A great
excitement was caused by the mail officer
on board refusing to deliver the mails to
the Spanish mail officer. When they at
,empted 10 take them he drew his sword.
A company Of twenty-five soldiers was
Immediately sent on board. with hxed
bayone,s, and orders to use them if the
least resistance was offered, and the or
Tending officer was sent on shore under
guard.
The commander Of the steamer, mean.
while refused to meddle in the affiir, al
lepiug that he had nothing to do with the
mails. They were in special charge OF
the mail officer, who was put OH boarc
with them. The passengers or any one
belonging 10 the boat have not been al.
loved to land, and as yet we know not
how the affair will turn. 1t seems to be
disjointed concern, and fear may breed
difficulty between the two governments.
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Martiulsbulrg

SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
DY are.olutinn of the Board Of Directors Of this
ID INSTITUTION. the following rates of interest
have been adopted for the government of the Tren
.urei thereof, in receiving money on d.posite, viz
For depositc. payable months1
after demand, certificates NAV per centnm
be issued, bearing an interest
At the rate of r.
Fot derosites. payable 4 months
after demand, certificates mns [ per centum
be issued, bearing an interest
a. the rate Of
Fatdcppsites, payable sixty days
aftel demand certificates may per centnm
re issued. bearing an interest ,,.r on,,m
at the rate of
BY order JOSEPH BLRN
July 10, 1884 Ireasnrer'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

A correspondent of the Albany Adver.
.iser, in giving some advice about beha.
yior in church, says the congregation
should not sit down "while the last line
is singing" The intention of the writer
was very good, undoubtedly, but the last
line, which is singing, must be "musi.
cal cord. "--Phu. u. s. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14
CARPETING g. RUGS.

n VAN DoREN has just received, in addition
ID . to his former stock, few handsome pieces
Of super and common Ingram Csrpetings, with
Rugs to match, which will be sold very low. Per-
sons in want Of The above Goods will please call
before making their purchases, as he is selling
Carpets and Rugs at reduced prices.
November 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14
yNDIETY0
rus TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

Ala meeting Of many friends Of Total
Ahs,;nence. favorable to the organization
Of d State Society, held at the Old bap-
list Church, in the City Of Richmond, on
Thursday evening. March 24th, Mr..
WILLIAM RAMSAY was called to pre-
aide. and Mr.. GEoReE r. PEAxE to act
as Secretary
A constitution was presented from a
Committee, previously appointed by an
informal meeting, which, being amended
in several parts, was unanimously adopt
ed. The meeting proceeded forthwith to
the election OF officers, so far as was me-
cessary TO perfect the organization for
immediate action, when the following 10.
diyiduaIs were chosen to act till the annu-
al meeting on the FIRST Of January next
Jas.C. Crane, Of Richmond, President |;
Or. Francis b. Watkins, OF Richmond
ls Vics President
r. M. McIlhaney, of Loudoun, % do |;
Presley Martin, fTyler, 90 90 !;
Cromwell Orrick, Of Morgan, 4th do !;
Francis w. Scott, oil Caroline, ON 90 !;
John Buck, OF Fredericksburg, 9th do |;
Hon. n, A. Wise, Of Accomac, 7th do !;
Hon. Thos. w. Gilmer, of Albemare,
9Th ditto;
Thomas w. Cleland, Recording Secre-
tary.
George r. Peake, Corresponding Sec
rotary; -
Dr.. Robert Munford, Treasurer
Msjor George F.. Roberts, General
Agent;
Asa NJ. Janney, !
John D.. Munforj,
John S. Jones, Executive Com.
VIM. Ramsay,
Jesse II. Tyler,
The Constitution requires the appoint
mcnt Of one Vice President from each
county, city and borough in the State.
The vacancies will be filled up as the So
ciety shalt receive the names OF active
and jealous temperance men from agents
and others. who it is expected will take
the earliest steps to communicate, Tree OF
postage, a list of officers oil every Society
10 the Commonwealth.
Mai. G. T.. Roberts was furnished VIII,
proper credentials of his Office as General
Agent, commencing him to the attention
Of tie friends Of the cause, preparatory to
an instantaneous commencement OF his la.
bors.
On motion Of T. NJ. Mcllhaney, Esq,
RESOLVED, That oil editors friendly to
the objects Of this Society, be requested
to publish these proceedings, together
with the Constitution.
On motion then made and seconded,
the Society adjourned.
w. RAMSAY, Chm.
Gro. X. Pgaxg, Sec'y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

rRACKERS--Waser, Soda, Butter and Sugar
~ Crackers, for ssis by
December 20. J. JAMESON.
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FRESH GROCERIES, &c.

YUyHE subscribes has just returned from basti
more. where he has laid in large and fresh
supply Of Groceries and other articles ia his isne'
consisting af
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

REEN PICKLES.--Three barrels Cucum-
" her Pickles, in fine order. for sale by :
October IL. J. w. & b. r. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

BALL TO MIR. CLAY.

At meeting Of number OF citizens of
Washington, with a committee on the
part Of the members Of Congress, on the
evening Of March 21s,, at the Washing
ton Assembly Rooms, IN pursuance of
public notice and invitation, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements Tor CON-
plimentary Ball to the Hon. HENRY
CLAY, Gen. r. c. Weightman was call
ed to the chair, and los. Il. Bradley was
appointed Secretary. The chairman hav.
ing stated the object Of the meeting, IL
was
Resolved, That Public Ball be ten
dered to Mr.. Clay, and that the invita-
ton to unite therein be extended to such
OF Mr.. Cay's friends or acquaintences as
are disposed to accord to him their civil
ties, by participating in this testimonial of
respect rendered TO him upon the occasion
of his retirement from the councils of his
country.
RESOLVED, That, acceptable TO Mr..
Clay, the Ball be given on Tuesday even
ing, the 18th April, the anniversary of his
birth.
Resolved, That i6y.two managers Of
the Ball be appo,nted--tweniy-six on the
part Of the citizens, and twenty-s on the
part of Congress.
The following is list OF the managers,
appointed in pursuance Of the proceeding
resolutions:
On the part ofthe Senate.
Hon. Geo. Evans, Of Maine.
| Hon. J. w. Miller, Of New Jersey.
Hon. John l.. Kerr, Of Maryland.
Hon. VIM. S Archer, of Virginia.
Hon. w. ?. Mangum, of N. Carolina.
Hon. J. Henderson, of Mississippi.
Hon. Alex. Barrow, of Louisiana.
Hon. Albert S. White, Of Indiana.
On the part OF the House Of Representa-
tues.
Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, of Maine.
Hon. Robert C. Win,hrop,-of Mass.
Hon. ]. l.. Tillinghast, -of r. Island.
Hon. VIM. l.. Boardman,-oi Conn.
Hon. Christopher Morgan,--of N. York.
Hon. Jno. B. Aycrigg,-of N. Jersey.
Hon. James Cooper,-of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Geo. B. Rodney, Delaware.
Hon. Augustus r. Sollers,-of Md.
Hon. John. NJ. Botts,-of Virginia.
Hon. Kenneth Rayner,--of N. Caroline.
Hon. VIM. Butler,-of South Carolina.
Hon. Thomas B. King, of Georgia.
Hon. ]. b. Thompson, OF Kentucky,
Hon. J. l.. Willlams,-- Tennessee.
Hon. Samuel S,okely,--of Ohio.
Hon. Richard w. Thompson of Ind.
Hon. Jno. T. Stuart,-of Illinois.
On the part OF the Cn1ens.
William w. Seaton. Sam. Ashby.
Samuel Bacon. w. M. Clarke.
J. ii. Bradley. =. W. Graham
Celeb Buckingham. DR.. J. Z. Hall.
William Gunton. Jas. +. Halliday.
Peter Force. Walter HELEN.
Robert E. Farnham. X. s. Hill.
Richard France. C.. Lee Jones.
j. Laurens Henshaw. r. Barton Key.
Seth Hyatt. Walter Lenox.
Walter Jones. Henry May.
Benjamin Ogls Tayloe. r. S. Patterson.
Roger c. Wsightman. R.Wallach.
WASHINGTON, March 20, ls43.
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HANCE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND.

ID OGERS' PEN KNIvES.--A supply Of the
N best kind, just received and for sale by
November Ia. w. DORSEY.
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Certificates.

Ccrtlf1catcS.
HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND.
The popularity of this excellent preparation for
cough 10 ever on tho increase! Read the follow
ing:
WIKcHEsrEK, Va, January Q, I84l.
SrR:-Since you established an agency TOR your
Compound Syrup of Horehouud in our city, have
tried il, and found the greatest relief imaginable.
recommended it TO several OF my neighbors who
were suffering with cough, and they have found the
same relief. The demand for it in the city is on
the increase and families in the country send
ing in for il continually. am so very much pleas
ed with the effects Of il tina: would like every per
to know what truly valuable preparation u is.
JOHN GRAHAM.
To SETH S. HAscE.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by William
Dorsey, Druggist, Mar,insburg, Va.
HANCE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND.
Mr.. Williams, of Petsrsberg, Virginia, caught
very cold last fall, and. thinking u wouid
off in course Of time itself, neglected II 60 .
very great extent. Finding, however, il did not
leave her, she then tried various remedies some OF
which subdued the cough in measure. but none
effsctusly cured il.
About month ago her husband thought she had
better try change Of air; so she came to Balti-
more, where she first became acquainted with the
Compound Syrup of Hnrebound. The first bottle
produced such relief that before she had flashed u.
she determined to purchase two bottles and return
home.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by William
Dorsey. Druggist, Martinsburg. Va.
November 4. l84l.-eow-ly