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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
GEN. JACKSON AND THE TARIFF.

The opinions Of the old hero Of the Hermilsse
are often quoted on various subjects, and we some.
times think, have their value, like most other
things. There arc many who imagine j, ''suii-
cent glory" for them TO be Of he same political
creed with Gen. Jackson, and who a, the present
day are op posed to the protection Of our domestic
industry, alleging that hs was slss an opponent Of
the Tariff We have seen frequent sxtrsc.s from
his letters before he Was elected President. show
ing that he had soms correct opinions upon the
subject, and that he wss then an advocate Of the
Tariff We should like to know VIA, will be
thought of the suhjained resolution which wss
passed ct &. Democratic meeting held in Fsyette
county, Pa, on the 9Th of December, 1927. Iii.
taken from Niles Register, vol Q fJrpart of 1927
and 1928.
Resoiued, That Andrew Jackson ia entitled to
our support the decided and open friend 10 do
nestic mans actures and Internal improvements
having voted, whilst lately member Of the Sen
ate, for the Tariff of 1924. which is the o1lv
law the subject and fire times in favor of inter-
nal Improvements in the same year, and ia case
agains, them. whilst John Quincy Adams, when a
member Of the same body. voted sepen timer a.
ganst internal Improvements aid never once for
them, and has never, before or since he became
Pte,ident, said one word to Congress in favor Of
The tariff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08
TO OUR PATRONS.

I, 10 a long while since we have treated orr
debtors to a regular Gun, but our necessities com
gel 10 to renew that gentle remedy tor our disorder
ed finances. with the that II IL shall moi
prove efficient, more vigorous measure OF relief
will speedily be resofted 70.
On the first day Of March next, we shall have
been Publishing fbc Gazette ten years, and there
are scores upon subscription list. the color OF
whose money we have never seen during all that
time During the past year. our corren, receipts
have fallen fss below our expenses. and the natural
consequences are, that We are ia debt for paper
type ink labor and the support Of she establish
menf. These debts must be paid, and those ~,
dsb,ed 10 the Office must pay them. we shou'd
not be put TO the expense Of employing sgsnis 10
colee, our dues but We force TO il by the is'
diness OF our pairons We have accordingly piae-
ed our ACCOUNTS in the hands Of Messrs. Ihom@s
Bropa and lPitiam II. Hayden, VINO arc s',noi'
iIed to collect and settle, and We trust tnose
cd will make Them immediate payment 10 our
distant subscrihers whom esnnot conveniently
roach through our agents we have only TO say that
" their sep.e Of right and justice justihss them IN
withholding from US the fruit Of our toll, we hope
they may have luck with the pauy rittance thus
Kept from Us until devise some mode oil
drawing IL from them. II may console Them to re-
fec, tina, they and their wives and children have
read the Gazette for years, and out OF the reach
Of being compelled to pay, but u Is consolation
that honest men should spurn. To those at dis.
lance and :, home, who have justly remembered
their obligations us, we return our sincere tnsnks'
and hone their example may have It's influence on
oil those who are delinquent,
ONE WORD MORE.
The foregoing appeal has 'scd under our Edi'
tor,ai head Tor two months. ], has attracted The
attention Of few, and but sery fer Of those In
debied to the Office, as We must infer IRON Tue
rneaere payments that have been made. We can
not bu, feel Indignant at h. neglect with "hich we
nre treated by those who are inclined to regard
Printers bill as a thing to be paid in chips OF
whe,stone., or not at all, may be convenient
Our necessities compel Us TO spees plainly We
VAST opu MONEY, AND wE MUST ASo WILL HAVE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

Frightening up little. we should rather ssy his
prospects for the Locofoco nomination. for the Pre-
sidepcy are some~hst bright Asto NJ. Cshon"'
election TO that high station, that Is about ss pro-
babIs as Captsin Tylef's.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-08

The following interesting Developments
are made by the New York Union, +" the
very best authority upon such matters,
The "Senior Editor" himself being more
over 10 habits Of personal intercourse and
with the members Of the Ad-
ministration, and Of course fully possess
ed Of the views Of the Executive Nat.
Int.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

anv previous notice BY an order from majority 10
any Committee TO report it forthwith.
Mr.. BoRpEy moved that the House adjourn
Lost: Yeas 81; Nay. l0I.
Nr. C. II. WILLIAMS moved to lay the appeal
or the table Carried: Yeas i0l Nays %.
Under the decision Of the Speaker, winch was
directly the reverse OF u decision made by him on
Tuesday last, as Mr.. L. WILLIAMS proposed TO
show BY the reading Of the journal of TUESDAY oui
w!1;sl reading was not permitted, MIR. WISE ob,
lecting,
NJ. R.RSARp reported from the Conrai,ec sn
The Judiciary BIZ to regsal TIE B7atrart ia,e
sod last Session. Cries Of read the bill were
hoard and objections made. Aten some CONVEX
saiion 5y various Members on this subject III
SPEAKER decided ii wss proper 10 rtae iae#ot.i
oace. thai i, might be knosn what bitl the Gem.
littee bad reported, and whether according 10 the
order of the House After the first reading several
gen,Ier,sn sndeayo.el 10 obtain the tleor, among
WHOM
Mr.. HorxlSs OF Va con,cndirg that the bill
was now before the House for final disPesliion'
moped IL. rrer!Ous qas<tios, on the question
Shall this bill be rejected y Mr.. II. was not
recognized By the Speaker, and bis motion not re-
cciyed. but
Mr. WINTHROP raised the point OF o:icr, that
nothing further could now be done with the bill !;
that the order by which the SPEAKER had ,7tleatn
tbs report was exhausted b. the presentation OF
the report, and ;rnt it was the duty otsthe Chair
.ou. ~ 81, n, with The r3li for rettipns
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
By This Mornings Southern Mail.
From our Special Correspondent


SATURDAY, J.a IS lei2,
The uaseenlly and imprisoned haste with
which the report of the bill repeating the Bank
rupt Law was demanded from the judiciary Com
m.tee in the House OF Representatives to-day,
presented spectacle truly alarming to the hopes
of The Patriot and the Republican. No,wiihstand-
ing this determination, however bya vote OF no to
%, to carry their design into eject, YOU may re-
Iieva the deep anxiety OF your frienss b assuring
them the Bankrupt Bill viii not De repeated 1t
the Senate di.sppoint our expectations. the ffesi,
dent will come 10 the rescrie.
The Select Com ulit,ee o; the Senate, te whom
the fiscal scheme OF The Government Is referred,
will enter upon the nportan, duties assigned them
early mex; week, and have reason 20 know tsa;
the resal, of their labors will command the appro-
baton Q; nearly ,noie,y of that body. Possibly
the final modification OF the proposition will secure
a minority OF the votes; be, in the House, where
confusion seems 10 be the order Of the day, there
is no hope for am measure OF that nature. The
Wings in that wing of The Capitol have alnlostsst
their identity in the painful conflicts of divided in
tercsts. LEo.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
FROM FLoa,pA,-By the arrival of the s,e,,.

FROM fLoR,pA,-By the arrival OF the sesn..
Beaufort tbs Savannah Republican has fecs;v.s
intelligence from Florida to the 9th inst.
The news from Tsmps is, that small par,;s. ;.
Indians continue to come in. Nearly all the ~
sade Greek lndisas II IS supposed nsye arr;va:
lhere-which relieve, the settlements of MAJ
tlotda .rerr all dread OF these hostile wretch,
Ha.Icck 1u>,enugsec has given our troops; ,s
rirc trouble His own brother was ia;ely with :.
TROOPS a. tcr, Mellon, but nas been enlarged :
the order O; Col. Worth.
The steamer Isis was burnt at rau>pa Bsy :.
the 5th inst. having iias, returned .ror2 Gadss.,
Point Il g6tsgias n vessel. She accidental cspeS,
ire near her after hatch, after reaching the Wis.,
and nas entirely consumed.
Col. Worth declares, Iha: TIE war shall be epS.,
in a few weeks If he can d. ii BY no other ness,
he Viii probably DO SO by Proclam.,ion The r.,
cert Indian, outbreak in the vicinity OF Mandsr,
does not seem TO damrea in be eas, the ardor q,
The gallant Colsnel He has directed prom,
movement OF the troops that quarter, as ors and
far provisions can be forced 10 them, or ua.iI
rE.c enemy be- overhaues!.
Companies under command OF Maj Plymo,o,
and Lieut. Col Riley haze joined in another At.
tempt 10 seize the ,.:uydcrers, who, together win
their chef, the arch bandi, Halleck Iusteruscrs
arc row known 10 be secretcd on The eastern Ss,s
OF tho ST. Johns.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
LATER FROM EUROPE,

The packet ship MEDIATOR Capt, ohadwick
which sailed from London on the 10Th November
but remained at Plymouth I'LL the 9th of Decem.
Der. came in yesterday, having one=London paper
% the I'll. ult-thrce day. later. AZ she did not
dream of bringing late news, there were no files
of papers for any body. We learn generally tina.
no.hing of Importance had occurred since the
Steamer sailed. No late, Cotton advces. The
Markets generally we're quick.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
IN CoNGREss....Fsro Jsn. ! 4
The SENATE did not sill 10 day.

The SkSATE did not sill 20 day.
In the HOUSE. an attempt was made 70 suspend
the rule in favor OF receiving petitions, and
fne, in favor of memorials uPou the subject of the
Bankrup. Law alone. Both failed.
The Treasury Note Bill was now taken up. on
motion OF Mr.. FILLMORE, whose motion tie
previous question was recinded and the main ques-
,ien ordered All the amendments offered BY MIR.
z. and made in committee were concurted in.
The question being now on Mr.. GlLMERs motioR
to insert, instead OF stipualing that the authority
to issue Treasury Notes shall cease as soon as the
Loan authorized last summer can Dc negotiated,
proviso that The Treasury Notes issued under tins
act shall be deemed part OF that Loan, and takcE
in lieu Of so much Of it. This prevailed: Yeas
l05; NAYS l02-Ieas, 30 Loco l5Whig Nays
O Locos. l0a Wings. The bill, after some miner
amendments, was ordered &c be zcngrossed Tor
third reading.
Mr.. SAUNDERS OF ~ c. now .noycd to racon,u.it
with Instructions 2 report an amendment suspend
i1lg Tie DiStridatioa Lau. Re now :r.ored the
previous question, and was very disagreeebly sur
priscd to learn that this motion CIT of ms oten
amsnaaa-ut and Jr0ught The House 70 a direct
rote on the passage Of thc5iH. He withdrew his.
motion for The previous question but Mr.. FlLLNoRE
instantly renewed 1.-THE Speaker decided =,
above. The previous question was seconded and
the main question ordered: Yeas 100; Nays88-
"a party vote. The question being now on the
final passage Of thebill It was carried.
Mr.. G.DniXGs now moved that Private Bills be
taken up; Negativcd, 50 to IL.
Petitions being now in order, Mr.. ]. B. TgoIr
son OF H. presented tie Resolutions OF the Ken
lucky Legislature condenlning the irca,;nen; Of
American citizens accompanying the Santa Re Ex-
pcditiou b. the Mexican authorities. These were
referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs Mr..
7. t. MARSHALL moved call onthe Department
OF State for Information, in PICARD to the Santa rs
affair. Mr.. WooD of this City moved = similar
Inquiry withrcgard TO American citizens Patriatsj
now IN exile at Van Dieman's Land After =
good deal Of conversation, both inquiries rerc=or-
Gcred
Several petitions FOR and against the Bankrupt
Law haying been presented from kentucky, the
Speaker presented one torts Repeal. MIR. BRicGs
OF Mass moyedi;s reference to tEe.Judciary Cor
Hlliec. Win }nstt9clsois 10 Dilhs III d 't sdpJtI'
lug all Corporations which issue Paper Money 70
the operation Of that Law. Grcatexcitcnentand
confusion cn-ucd. Mr. CAVE JOHNSON moved
that the subject DO lie on the table. Nega,ige,:
Yeas sc, Nays 81. Mr.. J. THOMPSON OF Miss
moved the Previous Question. Carried: Yeas Sd
Mas So The question being row on taking
tho Main Question, Mr.. FILLMORE suggested
modification, insructing the Judiciary Committee to
repor, any other amendments said Committee
should deem necessary. Mr. CAVE JOHNSON now
again moved that. the subject do lie on the table,
Negatived: Yeas 100 Nays l0l. Mr.. GENTRY
now moved an adjournment, which prevailed =
Yeas 1ol, Nays SIS So the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
Hope for the unfortana,e Debtor.


All our adyices from Washington concur IN
strongly expressing the opinion that nc 0a0"' ~
Lato rriN not Dc Repeated. liz operation "-S W
postponed though we hope not us l'fesl'io''a ="
he sorYcwha, modified but il essential FEATURES WI"
he maintained anmpaired, thanks TO the frmness
o,,he Wh;p pbalanx in Congress, and the human
;, re hose members who find the Law unpopular
w;,b their sti,ucnts but Yet steadias, in de-
f,rrng to the earnest wishes OF their politlcs!
brethren, and to the prayers OF the unfortunate
throughout tie country
We have regretted 10 sec harsh denuncialions and
imputailons Of 5rt6ery Put forth against those
Wing members, from the West, who, having voted
for the Bankrupt Law last summer, now united
with the Loco Focos in urging its Reneal.. We
have wished to hear from these gentlemen, their
reasons for their course and rejoice that they have
spoken out. Hon James II. Cravens OF Indiana,
who offered the instructions to the Judiciary Com
mi,tee TO bring in bill repealiag the law in
letter to ,hat early ardentand efficient friend Of the
measure, J. n. REYSoLDs, Esq. published in the
last A,nerican) states tina, he was induced TO sup
port the bill By the assurance that certain amend
,nents, which .sere deemed necessary BY the Wc>-
tern members should be made at this session. and
having vainly waited FIVE weeks for the PROPOSE
ton II such amendments. By the friends of the a",
he was at length constrained to make the motion,
in order TO bring the matter 20 decided issue.
We regret that we have no, room for the whole Of
this letter but, in the crowded state OF our columns,
this morning, this summary must suffice. ltpro-
,nises of earlyamendments we're made to the Yves
tern Whiss whose votes carried the bill, we can
not see how they are to be blamed for the course
they have taken, deeply as we may regret it.
Now that VIC know where the mischief Is, we are
doubv confident that it can aad will be corrected.
onpremise--uslos Will be the
watchword Of the Wings in Congress. We have
not doubt that any amendments, not inconsistent
with the vital principle of the bill, which our YES
terri friend, may desire, will be promptly, gladly
acquiesccd in by the Judiciary Committee and The
two Houses All will be adjusted by the free con-
ference of friends and the law rendered satisfactory
TO the West without mpairiEg lis general efficiency
For Instance among the amendments mainly dc
sired is one auttorising the legal assignees OF Bank
rupts to sue in the usual State Courts. Without
This, the Federal Courts in some Districts will i'm
mcdiateIy be choked with litigation, while wit
nesscs will be dragged from Buffalo to Utica, from
Wlkcsbarre to Philadelphia acedlesst, and costs
swced enormously. The adoption OF this nrHend
ment will in wscimpair the efficiency or bench,
cencs of the law, bat the contrary SCOT others de-
sired We trust the law will be suffered to 20
into effect the appointed time, that any needed
amendments may Sc made previously; but if not,
they may be made aiterward without prejudice TO
any proceedings commenced under it, 81 to the
rights of parties.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

FIRE Al GHGRs BAY.-A block of wo sden build
ings owned by D. WRITING, was burned downA
The 9th o: December The rnmnix printing eaice
and Sheriff office were in ,hs same building IN.
pruning Office all tho books and papers IN tie
Sheriff Office, and all the papers and maps ct tie
District Surveyor, were destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

U. 5. BASx OrrlcERs The preliminary ex
ANIMATION of Messrs. BiddIc, Cowperthwaii and
other officers Of the IS. Bank was continued on
Saturday ut Phladelphia. AID adjourned over ua.
ii to-day. The oaly evidence against them thu,
fay consists o: rnemoranda, &c. showing that large
suns OF money were paid TO various persons about
thetine the charter WIS obtane1 anu charged un
der liz. head Of contingent xP,.ases
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

10 Isnry B. odiogne, ieto Teller Of the Eagle
Bank at Boston. ha. been put under arrest for thai
on charge Of embezziing money from ,hst
institution; and on Thursday Ralph Thompson,
Broker was also committed on charge Ell recclv'Ss
tho money from Odiornc, knowing 1t TO have been
stolen The Police of Boston have come TO this
city in search eff George F. Cook, another broker,
charged by the Graed .Iusy with the same offence
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

AMERICAN MU.guM-On Saturday night tneIe Hs
FIVE hundred persons the Museum who could nos =.
tain adm tancc to the Lecture Room where the perform
ances ere held in consequence Of which two performance
were given. This look. like business. Ih's week e1H'
attractions gagged BY desire OF ',nuS
Albiro Lady md other. appear The model Of pss
pneum,,,c K ,ilroli the beautiful invention Of TIE
age been erected here and the cars are Aept IN coz
,t,on
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

STEAMER BuRNED.-Thestea Hercules from
Mobile to Tuscaloosa was burned to the waters
edge on the Sd inst. The crew and passengers
got safely ashore, but not an article on board wa.
saved
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

ftoH P2RSANsuce.-The brig Arie OF Port
lard, Cap,. Gregg, arrived st Philadelphia en-
Thursday from Pernambucc, in q days passage.
There was no political news ofmomeni when ho lei,
there, but there was great rejoicing on account, e!
apooiatmens Of he new President, whose urys
vas soon expected ,here--and there would not De
much business transacted until after tie holidays.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

u Hotels, Balls and Parties supplied With Ice EIean
Of Lemon Vanilla, Almond and ces Of Orange su n,
berry Pins Apple aud Lemon ia Form, of Doves p@ W,
phins Eagles, Pyramids and Tenples. Wine and Cai
Eco, Jees, Charlotte Drusse .ad Blanc Mango ouI'ss
all kinds ii Ornamental Cnkes at prices TO sui me "a
yenc,e, Of the times by J. Peasc IL Son. NO. - DVl'"
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

1sS There Is no mistake in the new remedy "nr-:
throws thc Doctors all tho shade by cmrng coo2h M
colds 4f every variety. Ask for the real hygiene ilo'
hound Candy of Is. F. Howe; 332 Broadway, corner
HOrard ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

RAILROAD AcclDE>r.-Thc Albany Daily Adj.
yertisersays thar on Thur, day, on the UcaS Sche.
aectaNy railroad near the Palatinc bridge, The
axle OF the truck, which supports tho locomotive,
suddenly broke, and the whole trA:a, with the cx.
cer,ion Of the two las; cart, WAS thrown OF tie
track The locomotive. teaacr and two wood
wagons. were upset and the latter shattered 10
pieces. Fortunately no person was hurt, and there
being double track Oh That portion of The road.
he train attcr two or three hours detention wa,
enabled TO proceed.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

GIVE shall rspub4., (sith correc,iops) the Mechan
sc Memorial favor Of the encouragement OF the I'M
oortation Of Manufactures in
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
From our Sp"clpI Correspondents.
WAsYtSGToS. Jau. - Is

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
BY and With the ccrice and cons.n: Of the Senate.
LEssARD BsaEsT, Deputy Postmaster a, Lew
iston. n Y
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

HoSEs HYGIENE HoARRouSD CASDY.-A pleasant AN n
speedy cur Tor coughs sore throat loss OF voice ara AZ
diseases arising from cold Also Of bronchitis. NO WE
drugs this preparation which is no doubt the ees =
the market being PERFECTLY safe an. at tho Same Time '
cacinis. i.l2 RrnalWnY. corner Of b OW ard.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
From the u. s. Telegraph.

TroW tht O =. tIt2Tdpn
2J We would cali the attention Of readers TO 10
advertisement of Mr.. Sebring in relation to his Rssol'
tive Cordial. 10 those subject to ATTACKS ofdyspepa
nervous d!seascs, woulo recommend the Cofola, "
!ieyng 1t 10 be sovereign remedy. II may be 'eee'
aot oa!y Eedicne bu, also delightful bs'ef,s.
and doubtless. will be extensively used such whe9 o
ter known. In flavor IL is excellent, and equal 70 ~
finest old port cherry. We have Just tried taa aius
aad recommend il OF the best accompsnlDI.
SoId -, 10, Fni,n,. .In. e'' % r il5H
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17
THE T RIB Z n E.
lEW-YoRK, MONDAY, JANUARY /;

II VIII our fIisuds=oi the Bos,oa A,.G,, kennsbee
journal Detroit Adrsraer aud Nache Courier be good
eposch publish way send us the cfcia vote
for Governor their re.pective States ty Counties We
teslre place i! on record.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

II setniI Prices-75 cents. 81, 81 Is and D. .
each for Caapmaas Patent Tablet kazor Srop, oil '-'
site-. iO2 William It
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

u Tie Aldeay 4lrsas repeats the yc SANDERS
OF the Ser and Herald that henry CLAY is Sc
#crctIy hostile to The Bankrupt Law, in the face of
his manly, earAest, selt-devotiag support tta,
law Wasthese no; u time whes the Argus woul,
have scorncsi such injustice 10 an adversary
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

po,rvo, A.PulrHgAr.s.-A display Of the r:cbea
kind of novelties advertised here To night InCludDg
Four uarters Of the Globe, and Jenny Of Aeef
deem beside. the unrvaled performances o. ice sVef
uey the creates. banjo player in the world His DsT e.
,tavagaoza s Lucy Long best thing Of the kiec
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

y Particular Notics-Those persons "a aa" n.
furniture of any DESCRIPTION to dispose Of or Tao -,
breaking up housekeeping, will hnt ready sale 70. ~
portion or s Of their goods, by sending their address
calling apon the subscriber Goods TO auy amour. ~
hased $40 CO +. COTTON, i9I Caat naa >" S''
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

To THE lADrEs.-The results Of the late uusccsorahE
and changeublc weather have been subvcrvs OF comf
and attraction to Ladies by causing naturally deNeH
skin 70 become rough, mud not unrequcn;ly by cSaPb
&c These Innovations successfully opposed IN aei
progress by ts of the MAZE pARAy.c which ro''c'
tho most and purifying qualiLca for all nfimH'
tory diseases Of the Lungs and Chat. we'll a' ehsGi
ally restoring tho natural beautiful complexion via
rupid cucrgy truly astonishing. Prepared by D.
GRANGER, 81 Amiry-s,reet and ,od by hIcssrr. Ri'a
ton & A,pinwall 10 Astor House and 10 Bfoadwsy;"
Dodd, f43 and III Broadway, and Druggists senSf'D'
IN the city.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

u Judge HorxISsoS died a, Philadelphia on
Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-17

Cruelty OF An Arab The Arabs" says AIR. ToTni
end are generally very kud their horses, which arr.
IN iact par. OF tho family. Sleeping and eating VITA
them and beng always sight, thay (thc horses eetous
gentle aul au,cnabc, to look. Their lsetnea art
9iwcuricd pace in the desert wonderful aud hs'
rage when their master Is attacked knows no bounf.
Yet there are those who not mcrciu to this nos
animal. On approaching Faeis powerful Arab OF ah9O'
fifty years of age began beatng marc which no mao o
rocd until absolutely lay exhausted The ground
On see1g this, young few at the offender, ana
desperate struggle cnaued At length they buih roei
over m the dust the older Arab uppcrnost having h'
throat Of the younger one in his grippe. contrlvedm
separate them but there appeared ssns o! life mi
youth until iad placed i'll his mouth one OF Shermn
Camrhor LcZcnges, (Which always carry with ms aaa
rs he soon revived from their powerful Cd cts upon '
nerves gave him couple Of Sbcrmsns Po'T hini
Plnsters be applied 10 the bru Lcd pars, whca oa
all tho by the next morning Having idIT
tested virtues of ShoTman's LcZ"uSes for couaa,
colds. Headaches and such they &C rcconneH'
cd for strongly reccmWcnd them as tile h'a
things ever knew" They are sold al the warchouse
1876 Nassnu-s,rec and By agents SEQ alvetliiemont