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A NEW VOLUME
JANUARY 1912.
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M A c. A 4 | N E.


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TIN w A r E
A ND
STOW Is.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL

w hASHLEbSIA E<A1 SAI He a. q N e.
Tin plate, Copper and sheet Iron man.
utacturer, Dealer i'll Stoves, Furnaces, sc
SC. The subscriber offers for Sale the
largeSi, best selected, and Cheapest assert
ment of ware in his line ever before OF
Tered to the citizens of this and the adj
joining counties. lie has on hand every
variety Of Stoves used in the country and
he will sell them six per cent. lower than
they can be got at any other store tn Elk
ton for proofof which, he asks all who
wish to purchase, to call and see for them
selves. H. has in his employ expert
enced workmen, the public may rest as
sured that every article in his line will be
faithfully made. Country Store keepers
will be supplied as Cheap as they can
purchase i'll Baltimore or Philadel-
phia.
ALSO
Tin House Spouting, made and put up
at the shortest notice, and in the neatest
manner.
JOHN GRAHAM.
No 2. Elkton Bazaar next door to
Doct. Parkers Drug and Paint Store.
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ALSO,
GUM ELASTIC SHOES

N. B. If any of his work fails, it will
be repaired without charge, and dcduc-
ton made in the next pair.
August Fly.
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Misses ndchildren's Boots, very low
He also keeps a general assortment O
women's Shoes of his own manufacture
from 62gg to rs cents, warranted to sur
pass any thing that has been offered for
the price.
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ENOCH CROUCH,

E7N7on, .HdW 'SFee7, opposite Tie C0Ur
House, sign Of the Big Boot,
Where he intends to keep general as
sortment of mems, women's, misses,
boys, and children's Boots and Shoes, all
made under his own inspection, which he
intends to sell at the following prices:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
~ SsSsSSssssNySsN
I sz IS ;ZIS1 5s',5sG

w u .'hNN T. y tsS IL 4 I'D GENTINE
FoR SALE BIT
ROBERT r. DUVAL,
Bank Square, Richmond Virginia.
AsPAEAGUS-Gi-nt or DusA
BRA N-Iarse ard small Lima Snaps &C. China Dwarf
BEEr-lo9; Blood. Early Blood Turnip. French White
sugar, iLE-ci Muuzcl. '' '" ""i'e
BRttOLl-EaTly Cape, LARGE Prrnia
CABBAGE-Eariy YORK, IaTge 40 F,riy n,,,A,
or hAtersea, Elry Sugar0aC Large D,nmbesd
SIou.~S,ls 10, Rel Dutch, OF Pckh ns Green CnIied
49, SAVOY, PeCiou, Leiih, clc. 'S''
CARROr-Lnug orange
tAtLHIoWER-Earlya and Late
CELERN-Nhue Sold
CORN-SuiIlI's Extra Early
sc nc cunM,be,k-Early Frame, Lous Green
kALE-Scoieh. Sea Kale
LII Gt E-AaA' Ice, Brown Dutch, Cabbase. Paris
NELoN-Nufmcr. Cifron, etc
MAIER-NEiLoN-Fircst kinds.
NASlURTiUM
0NloN.EaI.y silver Skinned, large Red
PAISLEY Curlcd 49,
fAheN iP-l.fce swelling. Dutch
AS-t.arN .u1mert4l, Elrls Cromwell F.rIy c,.ri
lon, EA'ly Frame, DSar! Blue PEassia1 Dwsrf Ma.
PUMPkiN-Mauinoth
RADlSli Long soare-. Turnip
XIII GAgB-Rei -og T-rrs
Sht~itN-or Vegetable Oyster
sQUAsH-EsTy Bush
TOMATD-IArgc Red
IuRNiP-Eariy FIat Dutch, Red TOP large No, folk. r.
AI.o. general assortment Of Flower Seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
GREAT DISCOVERY

S eutine Is the Only one that has come sefora the
pune ir Inc fcicf of tnOhes. anil IL dcsisrcl Tor
only Tits not for all rotnrainia l,,,
one de-Ene; and 'he &C. s;nou,is IN it, iayor ben,
~ VI ", We recommend Il a. vaiusbl. incidence A
aeeoup~nies zach bottle, with full eripon
o' its REGULAR virtues. for sale by
mrs VI FUSTArr A. ao>s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29

FLOW Err SEED.
Dah'Ia double zinnia. Cas-.
s,a' reoich Broom, PiuE,
honesty Treforc, Candy-
TUT, Chys1nthemine, Franf
Cofeursis. Euphorbis varie-
Eated Ice Plant. Double Bal
ssuiine, scarief Cacaiia. L..
vnfcra, Arouis. love ms
Nisf Mcfuioncie, hafvelof
Peru. cfc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
nALrINoRE LIFE INSURANCE. CO.

nuYS ANNurTIEs
STILLS ENDONMENTs FOR CHILDREN
hEIElNEs MONEY ON DEPOsiTE,
ENEtuIEs TRUSTS;
MARES CONrRACIsIn ,xi,ef Il m, q, . N, mn
ney a. lnyo.y ed. \ ~
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Shcatlon7 may be mads personally or by letter f6oet
20 ,ic snhscribcr Agcnt Tor The Company Rich-
gond who will furnish an info rron 10 e sons
81 Awaiting themselves 81 tho uiyaniases which
'.,' uion oilers iJr providing against those changes
Mic aHa'e subj c' ON tho uncertainty oflfe and the
- lhiicsso " busaess. ny the payment OF small
"u.'h host ucu can sntrc, Comfortable support
ny asny ths meana' be secuted 20 Their sinilies
'o~i II. BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPE.x
harden SEED, FLOWER SEED HERB. AND
OTHER SEED

I ~ Z Just received fresh assortment Of Sal -
i,fi every snd Of the most choice Garden and bs
ROVER seed Most Of these seed are srov-n - ~
1888 nclair Of Ballinofe. and some OF ibeo ~ tns
~ rom ne best European houses ali of ,sbi-s I'M
hcI 70 ave satisfaction, ana show their
az i ~. seeu' a. the ensuing summer Will proyc%iis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

GACIlAlNOE HOIEL.
nE propIie'sr on 70 esiablishmsn, at the commence
- :" . IA year retufns his thanks to his friends
u tos Pnbhc, Tor thoir liberal support since VAS 6rs
~, 'neir aeco soiaion IN July Last, he hopes
we * tnyc a. comfortable aai as at any other Hotel
,", ,i En. nc lakes this opportunity also, uf caution
slc peTtoni about tile c,rayagant charges sad d
n o'sn made At hs Hotel by assars ihcm they are
Riehrnood, Va. Ian. sd Is42 /, 4 3n,
= B,ari-I. for meals only NJ IA. CcntI.mcn,. o,,
nary so per year.
Ar-chsa 10 The Exchange Ia large Concert and Ball
sons s os ,st Tor such purposes uPoi as fea
r. uM. BRANpy &c.--oid Pale Cognse Brandy, very
~ :, hyperion ~ old Rum FIR .ale. % ABBOT
1OUNrAiN nUrrr.It. ius. receiycJ
NNtENOuoH's CHEMICAL OLA sup.
- Py ol Tue above, Tor burning in GrccnouEh's Patent
Liihp. iust received, ior sale.
oe II ALEXANDER DUvAL CO.
(I"'Es'-super Black aud cologI.i M Glove, at
P' opposite Exchange Hotel
MhG EhEEDOHS, Mcrohant, Isl, Font street.
W New York, has gwen permission use his name
lee, 81 to having been cured OF distressing Rheuma.
HEwES' NERVE AND BONE LININiENT.
amer great variety Of other remedies had been tIed ia
YAM Tue positive and quick effects this article are 70
reference For sale by
JOHN GAYNoR,
"a IL one door above Bell Tavern
tfAiiiBANks, pArENT PLATEonsI ~
COUNTER BALANCE RS, forsac by
,,, ~, ~. BALDWIN,
las,-' unlei the Eaehsnse Hotel.
SUrLRloR on Cosnac brandy. in boIiIcs--io7 sac
- !" w u " HUTTON
an liERCEs prime Rice
. DO gosin
- IL ptch
S0l sacks Liverpool ground Salt, landing this morn.
ius' LOT sac WEBB, BOOKER a HAMILTON.
(IENTLEMEN,s SUPERIOR WATER PROoP boots
ceV" good supply OF the Goods from those SIMS.
ior Manuicturers. Genilcmcnure invr - call and NJ
uehseNcs ID. DULIlNCTO. & co,
SPAHKLlNG CHAMPAGNE 4 Hork-iiJ bsske;S :
,H2z " each sparkling Champagne aud lior comprsn.
'he oeS' oiahdsin use IA this county Tor sale by
nol2 Main ST. nem door to a DaySi 4 10.
PUN, TOBACCO, Sc
~ Puncheon superior Jamaica Ram
40 DO Grenada do
nInwli l.,nchosnc & Arnistcad's Chewu, Tobacco
M bb's4'A' fiincipc aud OH CisaIs-or SAC bv
no = w NJ HARRISON
GhOuND Pl.A>Tr.i< AND Ll,IE-
- ~ casks lrt IA lnugKtsiou Lime
81 do Lubbock Plaster, FOR ale by
no ID Main st. net' door t" DGyai1 20.
GENtLEMEN's ELEGANT WATER PKOUF SIIOFr,
Made ny J. Miles * 500, expressly for our retsil
Sales.
\{IE now In receipt OF our SUNNY Of tho ,h,,
" shoes, which rally FIRST rate Gentlemen In
NAht on good article Tor Winter wear " please ca and
supply themselves JUDAH NNEk@ a 4 I
no u Dealers ia Boots. shoes. Trunks &c.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
w have OF hand good assortment 81 LADIES' Xii and
w Morocco Shippers tn4lc m PniIa 'cpha which ,,,.
IUbAn MYERS & co,
nc u Root, Sn"c ana Trank Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
NO. lO2.
A!E1s1ss
PLANO FORTE wAnE-HoUsE-


,v,,,, Opposite fhe Banks.
tcIloeI u constantly receiving from the .,i,
otaicr mandatory Of NuSsss n CLaRx Nsv yors
ana psn riano Fories. posscsains the laf.st i'm
tone, SO peculiar 20 their MANUFACTURED W
'>vnstahi ~ On hand large assortment of
. rIuies, bag eoletis, CaTiouetfs
cunars, 'ioi,ns. NiooDceuos
heeonions Mlactl Boxes
Itprhs, Huslea acJ Truupc,s
Flies aBd Drums
rioI qualify '"''e otths OF su
Piano Fouosioos and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC
lt-esl ccuerfoo OF Music ever offered c,r 49,, -
NAY D" selected from the siors an IN. mr.
scro ~ who - ibied TO sci a, M. suo,
Nc. ~, ho'N ~hoies2-e mi all prices " - anu
osc PulehM4ts 10 sell again Will e fnrnt.,.1 No.,
o-I - rs fsH they find elscShere \, ,be ''
- iisa"T regai:td, tuned, let GA hrs. sn Isssn A,
T. ~. TAYLOR
" Plh No FcRTEs OF every deac r,,,o, ..,..,
-. ,.t-i Oii.- ny the yer, if Ispuir..l NV W..
AAArtNS wlf-ss cng cXg-rience snd .h,,v IL 49,
iaetur."e anutunus P,no Fnris s,Iy 'I,i5 ~ mann
very c0nhd"Gee. Guitars, rio.,s And s 20
90. Niclin boHs haired ~ u A"S>rulAnsr repair
y, ler-e3as above will DC pcnetualv auo,d.d,
eincrtn tH'snOr country ''N-4F a'lenoedto
WHITE KID GLOVES sc
4 hpi--S ana Ceail.I'-n's Wh'e XIII Glvve. rb..,
w "'iu' 40 hiscS SIC no. co, AZ
T. 10 ttSNlNGHANiS
Vkhl ON GRENADA RIM AID WIII-KEY ~;
~Hl -nrerior Cfeu..-e Rum o'o
Oh AMI suqeuOt WnisLe,
Tor sale BY IN ,,,o
tOstnG KID AND Sii.K S;TT1V -
SIi'"t i opening beirff aSs5r-.n.n, -, 70
an. - e""ts' ali eelors, for sale ln,S " ''
E--o 70 G sREPPERsoN. ACT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
VOL. XVII.
TI.RNiS.

SUBSCRIPTION to the DAILY WHO 90 CITY subscri.
Ger - year, and Tor aorrr period the rate OF clio
syel both payable in advance. When ssnt by mail 40
- -
ADNERTISlNCFo For aara f6Gecn In o. COR L. sa)
oocinserou. - cents. t inscrions 81 l2k
Uor> ~ 10 and ever cdiug inscttnr - cents
Turtle wcek. "a cents ior cac assertion.
wice week, Lr5tinsoItOn ~ cents every succeeding
Insertion 10 centa.
Once week, nrotinserton 75 cents; eve,y Eneeecdng
Ia scTtion 10 cenis
Transient advertisers IA nj pay In advance.
The number of Insertions VI Advertisements uuat tc
noted the Ms they wall be inserted until ordcre TO
be stopped and charged accordingly rS-Orlors to stop
llso be In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged sh for two and
Ia that proportion ior ay crtiscmcuts OF
eep Aueuoneers ana Lottery dealers, who charged
rr-1he COUNTRY WING Is published twice Z. week.
IL s'vsnre. '' 49,
FoR hDvERTisINt:-75 cents n square Cor lea, for
"e brs'niseri'on'Rnds 90 cents for each eonnusncs.
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X h III G ARDEN sEED
JUS Tecerved aud for sale by
JOIN GAYNOR

JUS Tecetved aud for sale by
JOIN GAYNOR.
One Dor above the Bell Tavern
REANS-EEosd wiodsor; Eady Ions poa
u hEANS: or sNAPs--EaIy mcbsu Iod
fa or vsI.1i,os sT, large White Kiduey Red Marrow
n,;+,I or Climbing; Large White Lima Hort,
sq.I white Cecia SaSsei VIE aly g0fG Tgrsp Rooted,
snK Kpe.iE-E.r Pgrpie Cape; Large Purple sssps
ieaIi' Do Drnnhead; DO sugar Loaf; Fisi Ras
& zen Do DfumheAd 10 ai' Nurieu savoy
CAILIFLoY Ek-Eafiy; Late Dutch
CELEkN-WhHe Solid ~
Tnnei ksene,s Long Green PrieEly fne carry
1890 1919 S"kN-smith's extra early, nne
&rIs WhHehesd Brown Dutch; Green Co.., hne Lazy or
NN ss2fsISTN3ee Carolina Water
okRA-Lons White; shortdo
PARSNIP@FyiSxh t h skinned, Straw eolored Button
rhA -, Early. proh6c-C CROMWELL or TIN. x.
,rsriA fine Dwarf Iarfcwfst, Dwarf Blue
v kIiADIIH-seariet short top, finest earl White r,
sl1s TSlnp superior for sumner OF I'm lu,rP
sAIs sit ~ Oyster Plant
soSing-Commnn RounJ ~ si "F sphng or fall
sSUAsh1E1,y Bush summer-sumIner croos-p.c
IT,r Ia. Red. finest kind
do Ras Rar. or Stone White Flat, SUPERIOR Red Too
BENE sEeD-cANARY Do
Perennial M assortment OF Annual, Biennial and
JACoBIAN uLY's &c. -
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
nave on consignment, and offer for sale at reduc.d
go 5gE,snrIsR rI4. lI6Tea Seed
81 o5s Orleans anu RICO sugar
g h heis BALTIMORE whiskey
90 10 Gibson & Martins onR,.
lou boxes sElU. luxi2 and I2IIs e..
lIo bbis No Neu n q HerriDgs
~ " ms ms Trinidad and o Mollsses
- uA-s Java, RiO and Laguay "a Caffaa
10 Obs Ma iIWap ,er and Young HysOu Tea
10 ~ boxes rs SIS and 6's Tallow Candles
o. o, 90, 90 Good and Common sOsJ.
- Kegs New Lard
81 bbis Vinegar
81 boxes Havana Sugar
~ bbls Brazil 10
~ halt pres French Brandy q, a.. g.,
~ quarter casks Port Wine ~ u''on- o. r.
100 us tos .Arpie ana Peach Brandy
5oQ.eces Hair Cloth
LoafSueaT Old NJ Wine, indamiiohn.
Cotton Yarn EARS, Al - pes VI.
ladiso w'nlsor Chairs
snuG wMshosasy, Assorted
emmy Rags -rt hisers
COMO Chair Backs
Amon,'s mahoEany Knobs
jrfsb Wii.L.- sofa snringa
y F. Rum
Imitation I'm. Preach Brandy co ss se s.i2e.
Corfials ~, 49, screen
Country Gin nMoSe Vine, Nos 4 to 20
sicily Wine Is MI
mr. lG 'eAiso on Flooring Plank and ship,lss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29
3 s. Is 6; 5
W.7RR-i.wTED FRESH IND GENUINE,

- z.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
ART1CEOKE- Green Globe
AsPARAGt~-Gianto or Dutch
bEAN>-iarte -nd small Lima, Scarlet Runners. Red
SNAP REANs-Fsrly China Early Yellow. Paris yy..ks
49, refugee or ltuut 30 one, Re- Marrow. EarIv Noh.vk
yellow jwlilfe French Slesr gs1rci 49, go
RROCtif-P1Jr'e end Whrc '-~'
CAhkAGE-Esry NorE. Lar.e York. Early su-arloat 10
IAue' sea i-aiS baiiefsca- Fat Ouch. Drumhead
iarcI B-t-ur, Drunhesi savoy, Green Curicd savoy'
CAUnFLowER-E Early andIate
BRl SSELS SPROUrs-
tELEkA-N ltc solid
'AaRnI-,lous orRnsc Long Scarlet, Early Hora, Al.
CEEsS-Curic,loI Penporrrass
Out SABtH- tSriy Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green
COkN-Early : 1-ar, Eariy Tuscaroras
ENplVE-Gresu Cur.ed
BGG PLANT
HAALLgs,,Greea Curled scotch Rape
LEFk-largc scotch
LETT ucE-Roys' White Head lee. Brown Dutch E,r,v
90. Tir,ed = rsis White md Green Co.'S
MEL1NS-l.rccn Cifrou, Nuiuez. Pine ArpIe
NrsTkRn-Vvtte Medicinal and Brown
ONION siscr skin, Yellow nufch. E1ryRed
fEAS-EAtla Eaty, Ea.y Wsrwi-s, ElrIy Nav Ea-ly
It9ne, 10 tharlion Blue Pruss.an, Dwarf Msrrowfai
Bishops. Dwarf Prolific
PErPER-Cayenne and squash
rAt5 NlP-l',s Nm.c' Guuscy ~ Dutch
EUuBtRB-Undu'a',d forTarts
RAbplsii-Ione scarlet. shor Ton, long saimCn White
Iainip' Rci Turuip. nscs sranish
sriNAru-
s0UASii-EaIly Bush, Orange VARIED, Yellow Crook
ToMAIO-targe Rcdari Ycros
'.NlrIWsne Pa Ouch Res Top, large English,
FLOWER SEEDS All BuLBous ROOTS. large a..
m9 WILLIAM PALMER
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IL when Disorders are perceived to make their ap-
prcaeh, hey should be prevented by removing their
tasscs as soon AZ possible. be ia a mid
hnt slate between health aud sickness whc lac has some
sifm shnen iiat does hot connc HIN hA bed rom
business such isa slight attack of the Rheuaatism or
sone OF the many nervous complaints which are
h-be-and woai be tho part of wisdom stop in.
crease VA Jey Tor aconnualon of pain tcn
entJ .heetsihe mind Persons suffering frot the above
complaint "a auy STAKE of the disease can experience re-
bel IRON the use % Dr ueWss' Nerve aud Bone Lint.
menttha Ntrtnc ~ which needs only trial recon-.
nendisselL Sold by GAYNoR, door above the nell
iN'iN 10
IL ShtciSm-ANs CAMPHON LULEN
q ES-Gvr Immediate relief In % Elrk head
ache panhail,n OF the heart, lowness spirits scspon.
deocy ,n inH"o,y or puirid throat bow st,n
s'er compliant iainng. oppression stalking of
ne ios chohc. 3pssns, crampe Of the stomach bow.
els sterIc1l affections aud all diseases owsi.
ne ihrnuchihe day and wckcfu uent cholera cho.
era m1'bus, diarraGa. asstude a sense OF fatigue
Ferrous Travelling will hHd the LoLcngcs really revVing
n'ed AFTER dissi alton, they will the tone OF
system generally, iui all the symptoms
-ing FROM too free living.
Directions I0T Use -Onc LoZerge should be put into
the mnuh aud suffered TO dissolve slowly until is gone
then rcpcsi uniilthey effect seldom more than
two or three VIII be required aud ocn single one will
speedily remove a., the pain uncy, euI1s the
cases ~ tom 10 ~ uinutcs- T1r sale. Wholesale and
iei1h.hy imh 2bl ALIEN DtNAI. 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29

'ais day ree"ved our rirppiy NJ Garden Seed
- s"'sh arc - usr1i ~ antsd genuine aud can De
e~aiosu" c-n De had -rsu:ousiy co,,r,,srS Iii a,
&c tO- a tN'hH tne -; s~sns ani raa,Iter 80 e,,v,
hg:.r a. 100 ?. eo"so-t r. ,y' AsaoDsai:
LtA nS--ked ~ucek'ei Nalcnt=s rro.1 Ia 81,
",h.e hc y, whtc Eidaey Crenibcry lIortIc,,,,e
boREcbI.E-Sc1sch h 40
CABbAHs- Esf'y Nors, taGdi-th's large YORK. F.,iv
sSsr I"st i@I;e pfci-head Plat Ouch, Drauhesd
tidNof-EafiI Horn, Lo.. OrrnFc
tAtLfLoW -fary
CLLERY-ked unf $. Ii;s
CRhs,-t'urisd
CURSi VILLAS
EGG PlANr-IA--e Parplo
ENDINL-SureI
LATTICE R.oa- Du,sh. Farly Cutr,r. c,b,,,. .,,.
sneLcoNs-"aef,< v=ri-'ies, Nuiiaey and Chron
oN-Red eau silver skin
PAE<LeY-CuIiof
IAhrSir- .'uEaT, srtr1 iaa
.fEAr-',atrelii's trfa Eaily, Esrly Frame I,,,a
HSI ToSit B,ne ilnp-:si. Eis.iop bWari Proife e'
,,hNoi> it-i.onz -OaTis', WAGE TurniJ, Rel Turnn
hhsE -r1ei;h' y eLo'S ru.rip '"'
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IN, LfELLl JOHNSTON a LYELL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28

EETITH renewed confidence now offer this
w Medicine to the notice Of the public, as one
of the best (f moi the best) remedies that has ever
been prepared for the destruction Of Worms in chill
dren. Cases light be mentioned in which extraor-
binary effects have attended the administi alton
this medicine, in relieving children from fatal corr
sequences. Parents need have no fears as % any
risk that might be thought 20 attend the giving i to
children under any circumstances, when II Is only
supposed they are afflicted with Worms, as there
is no Ingredient in it that would endanger or pro-
duce bad consequences, eyenifthere were no orms;
on the contrary. would be very likely to do good.
IL is frequently the case, that remedies are resort
ed to. too late, parents fearing to give Medicine,
without first positively knowing that the child is
afflicted with Worms or that its indispostioa may
arise from some other cause. We then say TO all
parents, if you even think your child Is afflicted
with worms. give this Vermfuge to ascertain the
fact, and no danger need be apprehended from its
administration.
All proper directions will be found around each
phial. Prepared only by the subscriber, who can
furnish it either Wholesaler Those who buy
to sell again will be allowed a liberal discount from
the retail price, which Is 25 cents per phisl.
WILLIAM DORSEY,
October 28, 1871 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28

In recent patriotic speech in the sen
ME, Mr.. Rives, Of Va. thus expressed Nun
self: al believe free trade to be Inc
true policy of all nations, and cannon
doubt that each would find its highest ad'
vantage in it, ifaH vOuM adopt a. But,
while large majority of the NATIONS oil
the earth seek to build up the peculiar IN,
,erests of their own national labor and
production, by regulations OF restriction
and exclusion, other nations must shape
their policy, in greater or less degree
so as 10 shield themselves from the effects
ofthis selfish and anti-social system
Ifother nations shut us from their mar
ket, we must indemnify ourselves by a
market at home" This is exactly what
the American System has always aimed
at, and of which the whole country VIII
sooner or later see the wisdom and neces-
sity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-28

GR,Np OFFICIAL DINNER AT THE
RUSSIAN MINISTER S. 1t is not the hab-
il ofthis paper to introduce into its col
umps illusions TO the affairs of private
life; but perhaps we may, without i'm
properly invading the privacy of social
intercourse, so far depart from this re-
serve as to make mention of an entettaln-
ment which we understand was given on
Wednesday last by the hospiiable and re-
spected Minister Of Russia, which was
remarkable no less for its splendor than
for the distinguished character Of the
guests, and the honorable motives which
may be supposed to have prompted the
assembling at the same table OF such a
company. To do honor to tho Minister
Of Peace from England, and to bring a.
round the same social board with him the
leading men Of all Of our political parties,
together with the Representatives, of For
eign Powers, il is presumed to have been
the motive for solnarked an assemblage.
Our readers will appreciate and pardon
| the liberty OF this notice, when we emu
merate among the guests who, we learn,
graced the feast, the names OF Tx Pres
dent Adams, the Secretary Of State and
other members Of the Cabinet, Mr.. Clay
Mr.. Speaker White, Senator'S Calhoun
Crittenden, Preston, Benton, Barrow
Wright, Rives, King, and the General-in-
Chief of the Army.
We may hope that all the good feeling
which il was the purpose of the generous
host to promote among his guests will bt
found to have flowed from the meeting
Md. Int.