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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-28
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RICHMOND.


SATURDAY.. Die. %, 1913.
To Me Editor Of The Gazette:
1 send you extracts of the proceeding, of the
House, upon subjects Of general Importance
You perceive that the House has adopted res
ouion (which viii doubtless be concurred in by the
Scnae) restricting the per diem Of members, after
twenty-five days OF the session, 10 two dollars.
Tbs vote upon il almost unanimous. The
wings supported it chiefly because il was a Loco
Foco scheme TO advance party interests. The ses-
sion doubtless, can and should be shortened, and
the object Of the bill was therefore, objection
able but the snnunciation which it mskes, that the
deduction upon the per diem will induce the Rep
resenta,ives Of the people to do that, which sense
Of public duty will not accomplish is, to say the
least discreditable 10 the State. We live in times,
however, when policy is paramount to principle
hence the support which, under these eircumstan-
c-., tho Wings deemed it proper to give the reso-
luton. l assure you it meets with bitter curses
fiom many of the mnjoIity-even embracing those
Who we're forced TO vote for it.
Tho House has adjourned to day until Tuesday.
A Mass Meeting Of 'he Wing Ward Cihbs of the
City takes place to night. They keep The ball in
motion.
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LNoR rent, the farm belonging to Mrs. Mary ].
IL Thomas, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Amos
williamson about two miles from the Fai!irg-Wn-
tiers. containing about 200 ACRES OF CLEARED
LAND. For terms application to be made, in
the absence Of Edmd. Pendleron, 20 r. G Pendle-
ton, Martinsburg. II no, disposed Of sooner, il
will be set up the highest bidder. on the prem
isc., on Saturday, the 1871 January next.
Dec 28-3w
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Dec. 2ls

THURSDAY, Dec. EIst, lS4o.
Mr.. Taylor submitted TO the following
resolution:
Resofred, That the Committee of FL
nance inquire into the expectancy OF so
amending the revenue law passed at the
last session of the Legislature, as TO ex-
empt State Bonds, &c. from taxation.
Mr.. L. stated that the amount of reve-
nue accruing from this tax, did not, du-
ring the present year, exceed S., 900
and that was an amoun, TOO trivial TO jus.
tifv the imposition Of il, and the conse-
quent depreciation OF State Stocks.
Mr.. Byrd Of F. opposed the resolution,
on the ground that it would lead to use.
less consumption of:ime, and the object
desired TO be attained. ought no, TO be al.
lowed. Mr.. F. denied that the tax had a
tendency TO depreciate tho Stock Of the
State, and he referred to the fact tina,
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DEDICATION.

The New Methodist Prostestant Church. al LII,
tia Georgetown will be dedicated TO the service o.
Almighty God on Sunday the 3lss 81 Deee"'0'''
inst. -
Ths services connected with the occasion will
commence Friday the e9th inst
Dec 81 1913.
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NEW GOODS.

YUNHE undersigned have just received a new
Il supply of Winter Goods which they invite
the attention of their customers. and others tiav-
ing bought them very low, we think it wouad be to
the interest of those wishing good bargains to give
us call before purchasing elsewhere, as We are
determined to sell goods at very short profits
Dec 90 IlkENS g. CAMPBELL.
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LETITBE KNowN.-.In the graveyard OF
Winchester, Va, saysa Southern paper,
the traveller will find grave overgrown
with grass, without q stone or an inscnp-
lion TO preserve the ashes Of the inhabl-
tant from insult. Within this grave re-
pose tho remains of the brave General
Morgan, whose name ranks in the annals
ofthe Revolution second only to that OF
Washington.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ed, 1s43.
The House of Representatives was in
session last evening until all the States
were called for Petitions. None Of the
memorials had reference to the subject Of
Slavery, and there was, therefore, no OBJ.
s,ruction to the business Of the House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-28

A LIST of Delnanents in the Poor Rates of the
N year 1912, in Thomas Browns %. So Dis.
trct Berkeley County.
Austin, David Horn, Jesse
Angle, Jesse Hill, Samuel
Anderson, Cornelius Harris, Joseph
Albuh Francis Helferstay, George
Black, John Haddox, John
Brysam, John Harden, Comfort
Brown, Philip Harden, Lewis
Bingham, Henry Hillen, Patrick
Bowers, John Harden, John A.
Butt, Zephaniah Hill, William
Bowers, George Howard, Alterd
Bowers, Jacob Hash, Barton
Boden, James Higer, John
Beller, Abisha Hassett, Thomas
Bransman. William Harp, Burgess
Bishop, Thomas Hedges, Robert
Bear, James Hedges, Morgan
Bear, Michael Hayley, John
Bowers, John Johnston John
Bossell James Johnston Andrew ].
Barnes, John jenkins, George
Brady, Patrick Inglebright, Michl
Butt, Charles Joy, Stephen
Blinco, Marck Jordon, Thomas
Burley, William Jaques, Arthur
Cage, Andrew j. kerns, William
Conner Dennis Kndle, Pendleton
Callahan, jeremiah kuncker, Eli
Creamer, John Kiser, John
Cage Joseph LOTUS, Michael
Colbert, Clarkson Lemar. Jacob
Colbert, Jesse Lang, Lorenzo ID.
Collins, Joseph Ssh Leshorn. James
Crowl, Jacob Lemon, John j. A.
Covell, Jeremiah Lyster, Christian
Cole, William Lowman, Alex.
Cuunbaugh, Conrad Light, Joseph
Clolinger, Thomas Lee, Nancy
Cinder. John Light Elias sc.
Conelly, Patrick Lively, James
Childs, William Lively, Michael
Coffenberger Mich. Mcdonald, Jer.
Candy, Thomas Y. McMullin, Nimrod
Carroll, John Martin, James
Cannon, Nicholas Millegen, James
Daisly, John Mencer John G.
Davis, George Morratty, Morris
Dalwick, John Mahany John
Deny, Patrick Mcconnell, Daniel
Dugan, Robinson McDermot James
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WING COUNTY MEETING.

The wings of Berkeley County, arc requested
to meet at the Court House in Martinsbcrs, on
Monday the 9th of January. (Court Day,) tor the
purpose Of sending delegates to the State wing
Convention at Richmond, and of organizing a
County Clay Club Dec. 81, 1898
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Awemtp=Etghth congress.
Correspondence Of The baltimore American.
WAsuINGroN, Dec. 10, 1913.
IN SENATE
IN SENATE.

IN Sf.Nh l r..
Mr.. M.rrick presented the petition OF
numerous workmen at this yard, repre-
senting their destlu,ion of employment,
and paying Government, inasmuch as
there was work th,t must be done, to
take eally steps 10 provide for its pay
ment, and thereby (or their relief.
Mr.. McDulie introduced his bill to re-
peal the existing Tariff, and to impose du-
ties upon the true value OF goods; that
when the duties exceed 80 per cent ad
valo,em-after the last Of December next
to 25 per cent, and after December 1874,
TO 90 per cent.
MIR. King hoped that Congress would
act early upon this subject, as he believed
the present Tariff Insufficient for revenue,
but he had doubts about the propriety OF
having any such bill originate in the SEN
ate.
Mr.. McDuifie said the Senate was IFS
own best authority on this point, and had
already decided that bill not to raise
but to reduce duties might originate with
this body.
Mr.. Evans would not oppose the refer.
ence though he must say II was step oil
doubtful propriety. He differed entirely
from the Senator from Ala. about the
present Tariff, which, at the proper time.
he would take occasion 10 shew was all
sufficient for revenue. The bill was re.
lerred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Tne Senate held very short Execu.
five session. and after unanimously con-
firming the nomination Of Mr.. ST. Z.
Clarke, as Sixth Auditor of the Pos. or.
fee, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House adjourned last evening at
four O'Clock without any action upon the
pending proposition.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. 1913.
IN SENATE.
A communication was opened from The
State Department, giving such nnlorma.
ton as is in possession ofthe Department,
relative to changes and notifications in
commercial restrictions OF other nations.
Mr.. Barrow presented resolutions oil
the Louisiana Legislature instruc,ing their
Senators in reference to the jackson
fine :" also in favor of remounilng the I'd
Regiment of Dragons; also for removing
the bar at the mouth of Red River also
for reducing the expenses OF litigation IN
the United States Courts.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Houston of Ala. on leave introduce
ed Bill to reduce and graduate the price
of public lands in favor ofseitltrs who cul-
uvate them.
Mr.. Stewart of Tenn. introduced bill
directing the transfer of the Government
Stock in the Chesapeske and Ohio Canal
Company to the State of Maryland and
the cities of the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Stewart moved the reference to
the Committee OF The Whole on the State
Of the Union.
Mr.. Johnson of Tenn. objected TO this
reference which would have facilitated
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HOUSE OF pELEGATEs.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10th, IS43.

The Clerk ca led the House to order,
and stated that the time had exp red for
which the rule was suspended which au-
rhorized the speaker to call member TO
the Chair dur ng his absence--and as the
Speaker was still absent, 1t became neces-
sary for the House to take some order.
Mr.. Taliaferro nominated Valentine w.
Southall "a nomination, which he believ.
ed would meet the universal appreciation
of the House.
M other person being in nomination,
Mr.. Sou,hall was elected by general con.
seat; ard on taking the chair, brle 1y &c.
turn d thanks for the honor bestowed up.
on him.
LAND FUND.
Mr.. M'Comas moved that the resolu-
ton on this subject submitted BY Mr..
Garnett, be taken up.
On this motion the AYES and Noes
were ordered, and were az lolows:-Ayes
IS, Noes so.
So the House agreed to take up and
consider the resolution.
Mr.. And rson moved that the rrsolu-
ton be laid on The table. and made the
order Of the day for the 9th Of January.
Mr. A. des'red full vote aud if by ;
fall vote, the House should decide to take
ths money, well and good.
Mr.. Ellington argued against postpon
ing the subject. Much had be said a
bou, shortening the session; but this coulC
not be accomplished, if subjects were thus
deferred. Fair and full notice had beer
given, that this subject would be called W
no gentleman was absent, who did moi
know that the resolution would come up
and Mr.. Il. protested against the practice
Of pos,poning important questions. when
ever few gentlemen were absent, who
manifested no particular interest IN theiI
dec's on.
Mr.. White called for the ayes and nays
which were ordered, and were as follows
AYEs.-Messrs GUSTS, Ailworlh, Lag ne
IIarvie. Powell, Van Buren,, Thompson o
Bnnrtetourt, T. I'm s,on, Stanton, Meredith
Bick, Bocock, Jones OF buckingham
Shelton. Washington, Marshall Of Char
lott.. Thompson of Dinwiddie, Banks o
Floyd, Muse, Talilferro, Wood, Byrd, o
Frederick, Le,kr, Carol, Edmuuds, Sto
vail, Blue, Ward, Armstrong, OF llarr
son, Bales, Farley, Jackson, Street, Bank
of Madison. Morgan. Nicolson, Bowiby
Hamilton, Wade, Young Tatem, Rice o
Nor cumberland, Davis, Mcpherson, BirC
OF Pendlcton, Gay, Baldwin, Anderson
Daniel ofPrjncc George, Brawner Sturm
East an, Barnes, Martz, Cootes, Cowan
Kane, St ckley, Denison. Hedgmsn, War
ren.iWalker, Harrison, Burwell, Goodson
McComas, &c.
AYES. -Messrs. Brown OF Albema rle
SoutbaIl, Bell, Fulton, Tompkus, Camp
bell, Snodgrass, Pendletnn Of Berkeley
Fox, Brown of Campbell, Lacy, Broadus
fIobson, Brown of T. C 81 w. earn, [,
Grigsby Keith, Marshall of Fauquier, Ty
rec, Payne, Pencil ton of G IL NJ. Robins
Creigh, Winston, Miles, Raymond, Nc
Rao. Pace, Bowden, Gallaher, Lewis
Lumpkin, Wallace, Mayo, Grubbs, Co'
ter. rebbs, Parrinlt, Armstrong OF NJ
j, Nor,hington. Huchssen, O'Ferrall. Ca
bell, Taylor, VERIFY, Oliver, EdIngtor
Drilz, Boiling, Wtcher. Lsnier, Cooke
Dey, Daniel of r., Moore, White, Bate
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N0)JETtnlHo

INWTANIINO
TIME Subscriber would respectfully notify per.
u sons ksowing themselves indebted to him,
that his situation is sach, that becomes necessa.
~ that his business should be settled up, forth
with. All who neglect the above notice will
therefore not be surprised at finding their clnims
placed in the hand. Of an officer for collection.
Dec %. 1919. j VAN DOREN, Jr.
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LADIES kid SGOlsSo
A FINE article, which we will sell low.
~ Dec, %. LikENS e. CAMPBELL.
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Or Extra copies Of our Almanac can be had at
this Office to-day.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIpAy, Dec. D., 1913.

FRIDAY, Dec. -, 1915.
Mr.. Gallaher, from the select commit.
tee, reported bill extending the Jurls-
diction Of the justices of the peace"
The following bill was read second
time, and ordered to be engrossed:
Concerning the survey of tho coast OF
Virginia"
Reports from Committees
Declaring it inexpedient to change the
present provision Of the law upon the sub
ject of placing the tenure of the office OF
Commissioner OF Revenue upon more
permanent footing than at present.
Declaring it inexpedient to procure an
additional number Of Hennng's Justice,
for the use of the magistrates now unsuP-
piled with that work.
Rejecting the petition Of Mary l.. Glenn
mems, praying to be divorced from her
husband Daniel C. Clemmens, It appear
ing that the facts ofthe case have not
been found by Tho verdict OF jury as
the law provides.
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NEGROES FOR SALE,

NE6kUES FOR SALE,
DURSUANT to the will of John Kisinger. dec q,
u his Negroes were ell sold for terms Of years.
generally continuing until they should reach the age
OF 30 years. The estate being insufficient Coz the
payment of its debts il becomes the duty of the nm
dersiened to sell the said Slaves slaves for life;
will therefore offer Cor sale. at public auction
the 8M day Of January merit, before the Court
House door in Martinsburg,
Ten SHARES,
Comprising Men. Women, and Boys. The pnr-
chaser Of each to have for the remainder
of the life Of such slave after the expiration Of the
term for which they have been already sold, and
are now in service Full information will be given
of the age of each slave. and Of the duration Of The
tenure by which they now held.
Terms-CAsH.
CHARLES DOWNS. Es'or.
Dec 2l-3w of John ktsinger, deed.
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IRON.

~ TONS of Bar and Plough Iron in store
IN and for sale low by
Dec. %. X. T. u ny ARLf, IL Co.
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Bacon and Lard,

lust receved and for sale BY M. LOCKE.
- November Q, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-28
Cloths and Cassin,eres.

WE invite the attention Of Gentlemen TO our
w stock Of Cloths, Ca.simeres and Satripeits,
which is very complete, and will be cold very bow.
Dec. 49, LiKENS e. CAMPBELL
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MOusclinc DE I.aanes.

w f have just received splendid assortment
w OF Mou.eline de LANES, which we will
sell unusually low.
Dec. 90. LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
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HOLLOW WARE.

WE have fine assortment of Pots, Ovens
w Oven Lids. and Moudboards, &c. in stor
and for sale low by II. p. BRYAREY g. Co.
Dec. %
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BOOTS.

"TE have just received a second supply OF
w heavy boots, tMens and Boys which we
will sell very cheap.
Dec. %. LIkENS X CAMPBELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
The Rieht or Visitation csnno, be mac

The Right OF Visitation cannot be made
into question Of difficulty between this
country aud Great Britain. There is, IN
truth, no real difference, as is manifest by
the letter of MIR. Webster published on
"Wednesday evening.
In that he expressly states, as the Ian
gusge Of Lord Aberdeen, which, by his
direction. Was communicated by Mr.. Fox
to the Secretary Of State of the United
States, that "Great Britain made no pre-
tensions to interfere in any manner what.
ever, either by detention, visit, or search,
Nth vessels of The United States, knoscn or
believed TO be SUCH"
What, then do they clsmi The inn
memorial and undisputed right, exercised
by none more freely than ourselves. OF
stopping and visiting suspected vessels -
subject to make reparation for any mis-
take or injury done.
This is a right which all navies exer.
else at their peril--which needs no con-
vention TO give it a sanction, and which
never should, and as to this country we
hope never will, be subject OF acknowl-
edgment or regulation by convention.
As to the Right of Searck, il in no way
csme up in the Washington negotiation.
N. Y. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16


Important decision of case in relation
10 Church Property.--Judge Martin, on
Monday last, delivered the opinion of the
Supreme Court of the State, in the case or
Martin VS.. The Wordens Of the Church
of 81. Francis, in Poin, Coupee. The
plaintiff was the Citrate Of the Parish, hav-
ing been appointed by the Bishop of tho
diocese. The Wardeus became dssstls-
fled with their Pastor, and gave him no.
tice to quit, and that they would not pay
him after certain time. lie refused TO
leave, and the Bishop declised withdraw.
ing him, until his demands we're paid.
The Court decided that the Wa,dens we're
under the charter, the legal owners If the
church property and its temporal admins.
traitors. free from any control OF the cler-
gy. That the Wardens were responsible
TO the Congregation, only, md neither tho
Pope nor his Bishops have any legsl au-
thority IN Louisiana, either 10 manage
the property dedicated TO ecclesiastical
purpose, or 10 impose Priests upon the Con.
gregauon contrary to their consent. The
power Of the clergy is spiritual alone. and
can only operate upon the mora sonse
and consciences of the people. The law
considers them a: citizens only, affofding
them its protection as such, and the canon
law is cot TO be considered 10 the enforce.
ment of contracts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

W0OSSESS qualities Of the most mid and Rene
4 hcisl mature. They ave composed ct articles
thu mos, snt-pruuescen, combined with 'ns'~di-
~nt. knawn as the only certsn sutido's TOR levers
OF every description. When the disease is nrorue-
"a either from cold, obstruction, bad air, s~smpy
and damp situations, or, purid mnsmi, whether ma
lisrsn, or endemic, by other causes, these med
icin-, are certain in thrir operation or effects
They are possessed Of prculiar qusl'tes, which not
only expel all disease, bot at the same time restore
and invic orste the system. When hist taken into
ire stomach, they Immediately d'Hnse themselves
like v.por through every pore, producing eh'cts At
once delightful sslutrry, and permsueut. When
TIE shark OF life begins TO grow diu, the e'rculn'
r.r lsneud and the faculties psralyG these med
ici-.s are found to give tone TO the nerves, exhl
sr.t- tho animal spirits, invisorate the body, and
re -aninste the whole man.
The LIFE MEDICINES have also been used
with the most happy success in Nervous and Dy.-
reptic diseases Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com.
plsint Rheumatism, [chronic and infsmnstoryl
Drorsi-s, SC.
For full particulars the reader is invited TO cal
at Mr.. Mofiat's office. 375 Broadway, N. Y ane
receive copy Of the Medical Manual, designed as
q domestic guide to health. published gratuitously
For sale, by VIM DORSEY, Agent.
Msrtinsburg, Jan. 26ih, ls43.
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DR.. MOFFAT,s VEGETABLE

m iFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTIEhs,
4 every where acknowledged IS the best oil all
the numerous medicines that are offered 10 the
public. DR. M0FTAT'S LIFE PILLS and
PH TNIX BITTERS are da'y and hourly sus-
tanning the sound reputation which they have hon
estiy and unostentatiously acquired NO person
ever yet took them, even for short period, with
out being perfectly satisfied with their effects w.
on himself, as to recommend them to others. Dr.
Moaat begs to refer all who have not tried them to
the GOOD Samaritan" where the Diseases which
they cure are stated, and their mode of operation
is described.
The celebrated Life Pills and Phoenix Biiter'
m.y be obtained, whole sale and retail, ct his OF
hee, 375 Broadway. The retail price of the Life
Pills s 25 cents per box or IN larger boxes at %
cents and ST. The Phoenix Btiers are snd in bot
ties at 81 and 81 each. Dr.. Moifst considers 1t as
his duty to publish to the world any extraordinary
cure that May be communicated TO him. BY adopt
ing this course, many individuals, who might other
wire give up in despair, induced 10 profit by the
example OF Others. Persons afflicted with any
c.mpsint or the friends of such individual, are re-
.sec,fuly invited TO call at his Office, 375 Broad
rsy. New York. For sale by
WIN DORSEY, Ase~f.
M.rtinsburg, Jan. 26th, fs43.
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FEyHIS dissgreesble aud very prevalent nervous
IL affection proceeds sIone from the state Of the
sst~ous system, affecting the stomach IL is some
,inie~ chectusy cued by sudden shock or other
operation unon the mind but no dependence csn
be placed upon any resnedy, except powerful tom
ic action upon the stomach.
Or MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS and
LIFE PILLS hare bseH koppay used for the
,esrc 0fFEVER& AGUE, with Invsrsblo success.
Or. M0FFAf has lately received fon the
West, whore the disease prevails TO a considerable
extent induhsble proofs that hie medicines are IN
high estimation there, as a speedy and et'ectuai
curs Of IL. He has unsuesionablc city reference
as to it's high efficacy, this dssg'eeable sf"c-
tiou, which will be given application at bis Of
fice, SIS Broadway, N Y. 70, s-le. by
WM. DORSEY, Agent.
esrtinsbnry Jan. 26th, 1913.
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DR.. MOFFAT's LIFE MEDICINES.

TIME proprietor of these nstchiess specifics,
a while be has cause to feel the most unqnali
hed satisfaction in relation to the unparalleled pop
-lsry sad genera they have obtained feels con-
strained BY considerations "a di,Interesied as they
are sincere. to continue to press them on the con-
saeratian and trial Of the public, till no invalid. and
20 family in the whole compas. OF the Union. shall
~ without Knowledge OF them and their insetl-
msble virtues. The certificates which he has here
t~tere published in aInno.t countless eumbars and
10 reference to every possible variety Of dises'e
fslly establish hi. medicines, beyond even the poe
~isi,y Of doubt. The rrast generally useful and
the moot untaiiiagy eiciei,, of sl tlse medicines
at ~hatevet descriptions, evrr yet presented Ia the
world aud he -eis that he ia but doing his duty TO
his felow-cizens ~ urging them Ia tcst for them
selves the benefits 10 be derived from his Ltt +
PILLS and PHOENIX BiTfERS. fila osice is
at No 375 Broadway, New York For Sale by
WM. DORSEY. Agent
Mar.in.burs Jan Goth, 1913.