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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
VOL. So, NO. 47.-wHOLE NO. 1919.

sighted, but may be bunbugged that they are
not always temperate, but have been ciderdrunk
that their wisdom is not por Del, but little bet
ter than huge gathering OF fools. How does 1t
rest on the minds of that innumer1be host, who
went forth doing the state service in ousiing the
defauling ninions OF power from their empire in
$780, to have IL cast in their teeth that they were
swayed into the Wing army by the glitter OF
"gonrd shells" "mop handles" and other para
pbrenaa Of Log Cabins The Locofoco presses
greatly deceive themselves when they affect TO
believe these the sole moving principles which
drove their patrons from power. These vulgar
symbols, IN hoe signo pfnces, were but the jaw
bones OF an ass flung in the way by the enemy
the giant Sansons who nse1 them are still living.
| This contempt of the people, it will he found
the people ure ready TO repay. 1t is debt which
draws compound interest IF any new evlence
were required of the anti democratic leaning of
the Van Buren, Press, we might here find abun.
dance
The Patriot after indulging lis wonlcd demo
cratic contempt OF the people, and the peoples
doings, copies the second RoyaIton resolution,
which bestOws merited praise upon Wing Con-
gress for cutting down the nat nal expenditures
from 33 millions Of dollars established by Van Blu
rem to the sum of l6 millions. To this the Pat
riot derurs and cooIly demands when this stan
dard of % millions was established. Let us graf
lily the Patriot and give it the light it gracious
y asks
Mr. Van Buren, came in as The continuation Of a
Reform administrations which had displaced Mr..
Adams account Of his extravaganza IA expen"
ding the sum of ID millions annually. by the
report of Secretary Woodbury. on the LIST of Jan
unry 1887, there was u surplus in the Treasury
of $l7,l00,00O
There was received from Jan. !, 1887
10 March a, 1871 from Bank U. s.
and other than ordnqry sources, 9125,O0O
Treasury Notes, 5650,000
From Customs, 62S0000O
" Public Ladds, 202O0,00O
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

40 catch the greatest number Of fish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
Sll4.875,O00


With all This the Van Buren, administration
went out in debt 10 the amount MS has been al .
mited by Locotoco ingsrsoH of Penn. of % mil
lions, aud as we contend considerably more. For
witness we give the yearly record of The expen-
diiure of Van Buren's administration, from which
it will be seen that in four yenrs it exceeded the
income from all sources over 81 millions of dol
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
A Remarkable Fact.

A Baptist clergyman and bis wife, who re-
side IN ihe"icinuy Of Boston, have the pleas
n'e daily of gathering around their ifeside
Ionr daughters, uho were born in The four dG
irreni quarters OF the globe. VIZ: one in Eu-
rope, one IA Asia one in Africa, and one in
Anerlca--a iari probably unparalleled in the
h's'ory OF any other family in New England
Long may The links thai bind iogeher these
sisters remain as unbroken as lhust that unite
The several quarters of The globe which they
represent boston Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Trees and Books.

- Jock, whan We hae nelhlng else to do, We
inay be sticking IN Tree il will be growing
.n,k. when ye're sleeping. My father tauld
rne forty years sim, bui naer iand time TO
mud hun.
This blt of Scotch adsice is given 10 his
sou Jock by Laird Dumbledlke in SCOTS
=. Mid Lothian" Ii has lesson in il for a
christian. When YOU have nothing else to do,
just pul Il good book in poor family; it will
ne doing good when you are sleeping-in your
grave We told you many time; have
,ou found time" to do il ?--Americaa Nessen-
t,Ir.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
FOR THE JEFFERsoSIAN REPUBLICAN.

FOR THE JEFFERsoNIAN REPUBLICAN.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:
Sirs, il YOU should think the followin,
Ode worth the "prnrer's ink" please to give
place in your valuable paper.
ODE.
love 10 rove,
In The shady grove,
The plains spread out by the God Of love;
The row'ring hills,
And brooks and rilIs,
The blushing rose, and The daffodls
Who loves the roar,
OF the ocean more,
Than sailors who roam from shore 10 shore
Hence from my home
will noi roam,
To plow the oceans boiling foam!
The ciiy's hum,
Is ov'd by some
Blu, give me the land where it cannot come
Yes, an humble cot,
Shall be my lot
Where dlscontenmenl shall be forgot.
The meadows green.
In The distant scene,
The hills-where The sun peeps out between
The hills and daes
Where the gentle gales
Sweep owe! the rll that never fails.
The farmers voice,
Of makes me rejoice,
And the farmers life is mine by choice
The gentle breeze,
Doth i;iy fancy please,
As il glides among the oresi-iTees.
When the lorious
His course has run
And the stars have fallen one by one;
The moon SO bland,
With her mountains grand
Shall be changd 10 blood by mighty hand
love TO rove,
In The shady grove,
The plains spread out by The God OF love
The low'ring hills,
And brooks and nils.
The blushing rose-and The daTodls--
II. G. M.
Poets garret. Wesilall,
August q, lS43.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Poisonous Effects of Typc.

In one of The numbers Of DR.. Braiihwaire'+
London Retrospect, now being published. va
find case reported by DR.. Joslin, OF New
York. in which composilor was attacked with
paralysis oil the lace, in consequence Of holding
type in his mouth while correcting proof Il
required some three or four months 10 effect
cure.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
Physician and Patient.

The fate Of physician is hard one. To
say nothing of the length of time spent in bis
medical studies, all of which are laborious--
some decidedly repnlsve, and Of the necessary
expenditure oil money for attending lectures
and hospitals. purchasing books and lnstru-
mens, &c, he must expect after ne is fairly a
candidate for professional employment, To be
made IN this capacity. an occasional butt for
the slal e jokes of people in health, and their
ready serviior a, all hours when they are sick.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

l. has been truly remarked that "many
man has blown his brains out with brandy
bottle" There is suicide in rum barrel as
well as pistol barrel
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

The oltener carpets are shaken, the longer
they will wear; the dirt that collects under
them wears out the threads
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

The New Orleans Crescent City learns that
th1re is an egg plant in that city that produces
live chickens.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14

TERMS.-Two dollars per adyance-Two dollars
and quarter half yearyand If paid before the end of
the year. Two dollars and half Those who receive their
papers by carrier stage drivers employed by the propre
tors, will be charged 81 ID cts. per year, extra.
No papers discontinued until all arearages paid
at the option of the Editors.
Adversements not exceeding square (sixeen lines
w be inserted three for dollar cents
for every subsequent larger proportion
liberal discount will be made TO yearly advertisers
lIPAl letters the Editors be
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-14
JOB PRINTING.

Having general of large elegant plain
mental Type, are prepared to execute every des-
cription of
FANCY Pl&ilIN5PIIMGf.
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes.
Blank Receipts,
JUSTICES, LEGAL AND OTHER
BLANKS,
PAMPHLETS, &c.
Printed with neatness and despatch reasonable
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
JeffersOnian Republican,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
SHEn A NJ
yySE.IL LSZIETJTS.

W w. Es .LtI - W. 81 II ~ " 81 -
FERDNED IA more than 400 900 cases 10 be in.
4 fshbe; lhe only certain w0rm.destruyng
m-iicne ever discovered Many diseases arise
feom wortns aud occasion lorgand Intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspect
ed grown persons ere very often .fil ced WIN
them end are dortoredor various complaints, with
out any benefit when one dose Of these Lozen-
gers would .predli, cure them.
Dr.. Gaien Hunter, los Sixth Az, knew a child
that cured Of fits by these Losenges after
three years suffering, and nothing el-e would give
the least relief lie has used them in his practice
for the last years in several hundred cases. and
al~s avs With success. A boy on board of OF
the Hsvre Packets was cured of fits by only one
doae OF them.
Mr.. Loring w. Gross. SO Fulton st, cured three
of his children of worms by one box.
Capt Coffin, Of Nantucket, cured his child 8
years old by only three dose.; he had been given
up b, the physcians "a incurable, and was fast
waiting ausy being almost reduced 10 a skeleton.
The doctor. could mt tell what allied the chilli, and
the father, in reading the symptoms of worms,
thought possibly they might be the cause Of all the
difficulty and consequently applied 10 DR.. Sherman,
who gave him box Of his Woim Lozenees; after
the i ST dose the child ran his father, frightened
at the large quantity Of worms that came from
him. He i. well and hearty any chlid
and doubt has been saved f'cm early grave
by only three doses Of these Lozenges.
M j Mur,bv. 90 North a.. PilsdeIpbia. was
,pplied 10 by moor woman whose DAUGHTER 7
wears old. had been sick for nearly three wears
her stomach was a, lnree as a grown persoo's, her
srn. aad leg. so swollen that she could not walk
mr. heln hersalf ahho,sh sh, couid eat rs much
=, tw, lsboripg men. Two celebrated doctor
had exhausted thpir skill without anv benefit: the
fs,be, had s,ent all he conld raise and wa. so dis
coursred. he abandoned all idea of doing any thing
more for her. and looked TO death alone. 10 take
her out Of her misery. Mr.. Murphy believing il a
e,ss of worm. rave her box of sherman. Loz.
ense, ,nd in two DAYS she reurned win ;oy beam.
irs in ber eyes. and said the Lozenge. Ind saved
her cbilA'. life. The 6rstdnss brouoh, AWAY ~
a mint or worms in one living mas. she afterwards
counted over 500 thar were DISCHARGED be.ides
tho r.ss-vh;cb abe could No, comm, Tho child
90 G,a,.lly cato, mn With ,h.,--ono,bs, uvi,c
nc he lines, r,irac,an. .,;.ac., II Sbars
-. I,.s.- ~
n, Z.h,istie 10 Dnans ., hs. n.sd ,ho,, IN
over ZOO cs.es. some Of them Of the uo.t sIsrming
", ~ aI..,..;,
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
RELIEF 10 TIE STATES.

IN The Housr of Representatives. ou Friday, pc
tiIiors ee'e preserved by Mesrs. Cawen, Sum
msrs James and johnson. from cit,crs OF vari,
Gus sections Of Ohio, Pennsylvsnis and MARYLAND,
praying Congress to adopt Tie system of Relief 10
NE slses proposed by the Hon. VIM. Cost John
son. One Of the petitions ia from the voters OF
T-uy County, Ohio and is sensd by $50 persons
ct both partrs The petitioners ssy--"Ne Nsb
the Puhhc buds pledged specifically for the pay
tnent Of the issue of 5000 000, 900 OF stock upon
the faith Of the Government, A. pioposed nj the
session, rs ~e cannot conceive any other prHctca.
bic, honorable, and constitutional means of re-.
de-niag The people from embarrassne the
ssa,es from bankruptcy, and the national honor
from deg adation"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
THE MONEY REJECTEDi
RICHMOND, Feb. 25.

The House Delegates, yesterday, by a
vote of 81 to 81 (see legislative column
rejected Virgnia's share Of the Land
Fund, exceeding 1877 900, which is lying
TO her credit 10 the Treasury at Washing
ton.
As our remarks on Wednesday suffi
ciently testify, we did not anticipate tbis
result. We gave too much credit 10
Locoioco patriotism, and too little to Lo-
cofoco rancor ond hatred Of Henry Clay.
As citizens, We regret this final determi.
nation, which throws away subslon-
tial benefit without any stfication ~ rra'
son for the folly. We're we, as poItl-
clans, capable Of preferfing party TO coun.
try, we should rejoice at tie decision. II
cannot bu, prove highly offensive to the
plain good sense Of the county. 1t can
not blu; prove peruicious TO the infatuated
faction 10 the Legislature, thus SHINING e.
qually against the rights and lntfr's,s ol
the People, and the dictates Of Common
Sense. Did we possess the power o. com
polling the Loco Foco majority ofihe Leg.
isla.ure TO make the creates, possible fools
Of themselves, we would have forced them
into dong what they have done voluntar-
lily and OF their own accord. We could
not have supposed, and certainly did mol
Imagine. that any Legislative body 10 the
world, would have been capable Of 50 OK.
cessve and refined stupidity. Some
friendly Deity ought to have interposed
and arrested this act of qualification the
Attorney General ought to direct agaios,
all the parties, of the suit OF the People, a
writ de ianatico inqwrendo.
viii the Legislature, after this, have
the efffoDtery 10 raise the taxes? Over.
whelmtd as the People now are, with
their own difficulties threatened with alb.
s,lutc ruin, with insolvency, the Jail, and
expatriatIon are they 10 be sadded with
new taxes, to pay for The wretched dena-
goguism, which sacrifices the good, the
rights, and the character Of People, to
injure the reputation Of HENRY CLAYl
These infatuated men will not hear the
las, of this matter, during the remainder
Of their political lives. The skirt of Mes
sus did no, stick more closely to its vic.
tim, than will this vote to the frantic par.
ty which gave it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

4 tAya mn
- yEGETABLE PILLS were 6,., i.,,odaced
10 the p,btc and which /. The .ure. les, Of their
vir,us ,ba, rao ~. eiyen--,be,e nr- INV mar. Of
them sold than anv other des~r,p,on az nil. what.
eyer in The known world In fset the sale Of The
V.aa,akl. pdtL. A.., .,,,,,,.,s b.vond ali n,e.
ede,,. Tho s,., ,e., i, ,,,on,,ed "a, one hundred
,hop.and box.s-iha sscord =, ,hree-the ,Iird To
a-thc f,n,,b ~ i3--sna "a an till the wear 1871
III, cIo.sa dur,ry whirh o,a.,. Tor The urodgiou,
a,s,t,,v ~ ,., ro,Iiin,. ~ box., were teceised
and dnlv e,lelled q, The estnpl,,bn.pt. These
fr,. snssk ,oo,e in ,h.ir favor Than volume, OF
,n.,. l,laav CO. ,,onsh an unde.cfyins msd,eip.
nav no..,hIv \. c,,c.d ;n.o ,ooula,ity b, undue
ss rs J. s.,i,;,,. certificate. and the lfk.. II,
~. :, -. H.. hoid -, optI;r favor as randi,
:. !, -, e., ;,,r,n.ic v,,,uss aI,ne can .,and
he ordsrato f ,uhJc oui,ion and pdpmap, for an,
ie,s,h If ,ime. Hence the eene,slny Of Dewi,
~ hs,e b,, m ,ob.meral e,i..
,aaea---,beir ,e,,is,ioo .oes IN IKE rocket and
daa,o llo ,la s,ck-and benc. the tepu,sti.,n and
,hs .,e If these Oil. continues ~ increase. 70,
.boev.r uu,cba.e. Them once. and gives them
cir ,isl !. sur. 10 ,,,ropiz. them for life. need
scarcely observe that nine in ten Of all the reguar
nby.iria,s !, ia. unit,d States order these nil.
+ ~. .a,.r.l r..,i.. .. hi. fac, j. u,;ver.,IIy
t,o,yn and hs. b-en ,c.,,sed Of tim. ard sg,in.
n a.,,. III ,he nm, snio.o, members ~ the lac
H., ~. :, :. H.. oiI,i;a, I'D aoI5 md nai,,
ng Tho nlv 10 ruL,g;zs p-,er.' yss.,anle Pm, for
hs ,,,rd hoo aa.,d.J an ,bsi, ,nsri,. and The il.
.ns !. tho, wb.,ev.r c;v,l,y,,;on h.. .xte,dsd
49, -. ~. ,.,,,a,i,r III. sale aud ,he u..f,I.
49,. -, p.,.,s, "a .x,e,dsd al.o
tn. con,Isi,,s !, vhi.b p.te,.' yeoe,abl.
pm. A.. ny, sf,.,;v. nd him .ne, a5n;nis.
- '.i; - I.a.,; 81, s.a,.,r,, e.,
- en-. ~. c,lto,,. ..llo, .,d htt;,n. fv.r.
fe,er and .ooe d,.sen.i, .roup. liver complain,
ID k.aIa.h. ;.,nd;.. as,ho. d,,..v ,b.,rs.
49,, .ni.,aa,.a, af ,bs snlasr ,,;is. coli. "a.
-, ,.,,,,s,,an. h.ar,-h,rn c,rr.d ,on,ua n.n.
- l;s,s;'sc ,.,'a,,,aa. 40 49,. ;n.i,i.
49,, a;.,,,,.a a,,,l.nca h,h,,nsl co.,ivsnsss H.
,,c .nn.,;,. hla,.had =, ..tl,. comnl.xion and i,
~ TT. -. 81 ~. haaIs ,,h.,a .a,har,;o
=. !. aai.1 ira, ..xcssd,n,I,
a;,I - r.. aa,n,;on n,,t,o;nn ne,,h.r n.,,.s.
$50 49, ash;u,.
s'Ts' S.G,H Va O., 10 1924
n.o.Ip p.,a,. r. g. II bav. CHAIR.
a - -. t......I - .,o,, ~, ..,,;s..,. or M.
W,,'. w - e 4: - -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

In the House of Representatives, on
Friday, the join; resolution Of the Senate
directing transfer Of the stock held BY
the United States in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal to the State of Maryland, and
the cities Of Washington, Georgetown
md Alexandria, on certain conditions,
wss read twice and referred to the Com.
mittee on the District Of Columbia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
wlAJrsgAAl3Jll3
TN Y.13sAS PROPERTY
FOR SAL.
THE YARD CONTAINS
% L0y-asc0y T'afs.
WITH 8 LARGE LETCHES

And room for two hundred more, forty of which
can be sunk under the Dry-house. There is good
Spring water running constantly in the Yard. The
Improvements all in good order, and to any one
wishing TO engage in the business, it Is certainly
the best property now in market in the Valley
There is but one other Yard in the place. which is
unable to supply the demand. The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad passes within 200 yards OF the door
thereby bringing it within hours travel of 3ai,i
more. Chestnut Oak Bark is very abundant, and
can be had at FIVE dollars a cord
1t is deemed unnecessary to give more particu-
lar description of the property, as any wishing
TO purchase, will view il. We have about 60 cords
Of Bark on hand, which the purchaser have.
The terms will be nade'very easy. and posses
sion given Immediately.
JAMES BROWN,
JAS. s. BROWN.
If the above property be not sold BY the 10Th of
March next, it will be for rent.
Martinssurs, Va. Nov TO- 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

The lRoS STEAM SHIP. We learn
from the 'Pittsburg American that the
work on the Iron steam ship, now in
course of erection at that place, is orc.
crossing rapidly. The engines, too, Of
low pressure, are also under equsl pro.
gress, the work on which is said to be
"unequalled in elegance and complete
finish by any thing ever turned on, on
the western waters"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

A Coon THING. The following, al
though brief, is beautiful and comprehen-
slve -" Every fly, and every pebble, and
every flower, are tutors in the great
sthonl Of nature, 10 instruct the mind and
improve the heart. The four elements
are the four volumes, in which all the
works are written. Every man has in
h's "wa life folIes enough--in his own
mnh. troubles euough--in the perform.
.Hc" ol his dutics, DEFICIENCIES enough--in
az. ma own fortune, evils enough--withuut
'e''g curious about the sfyairs Of others"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

THE GREAT PETIrIoN.-Ths Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore A
merican, in his Saturdays letter, thus de-
scribes the great Massac husetts petition
"Thls morning, on entering the Hall of
the House, my attention wss directed to
the desk Of Mr.. Adams, on which was .
reel with q psttinn around It, half q mile
in length, signed by 6fty.on thousand,
eight hundred snd slxty-lhres persons OF
South Massachusetts,, asking Congressto
psss such laws and to propose such 4.
tnendments 10 tho Constitution OF the Uni.
ted States, ~ may forever separate the
people Of Massachusetts from all connec.
ton of slavery. The venerable gentle.
man sat behind this petition "ss calm a.
summers morning"
/, was petition day, hut the House re-
solved TO go into committee ofthe whole,
GA other business. After the vote vas
taken, Mr.. Adams asked the general con-
seut Of the House 10 present his petition
bu, objection was made by several gen.
ilemen, and the old gentleman had no re-
course but to submit silently. So his can
non was spiked for once. Rich. Comp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
To an achon IL mav concern.

ub WtoW ~ Hdy tOhCcfh.
Know ye, that we, the undersigned, citizens OF
CoIumblsna counry, Stale Of Ohio, have bought OF
and had in use Robert Martins Patent Bee Pal
aces. and can certify, from past experience, that IL
has fully satisfied our most sanguine expectations,
and ffrcrusly preserved our bees from worms
and that we believe it to be The best patent bee
Palace We have seen 10 use, aud also believe that
there can he rs much honey taken out Oh one OF
his Palaces without breaking The comb or killing
the bees az there can be in the old way by killing
the bees. Given under our hands this 22d day Of
April, 1912.
Hiram Bell, Samuel Bnyle,
Henry Walter, VIM. d. Chamberlain,
George Walter, Amos Dillon,
Isaac Chamberlain, VIM. Hawkins.
] have had one OF the above described Palaces
two seasons, and from the best OF my experience,
believe the above TO be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition TO the above, would add. thai from
what experiences had, would ask nothing better
believe it to be Brought to perfection
| have had one OF the above described Palaces
two seasons, and il has answered my eHPeVtu''ons'
and believe the above to be correct ,.on,,
hereby certify that the above - a tfne ana cor
rect copy OF the original - no' 70
June o, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

BARNUm's HoTEL.-Tho host Of this
splendid establishment, who is the Empe-
ror Of Landlords, according to Dickens
notts on America, determined to merit
his title. is putting his house under still
further repairs. The lobbce and passa'
gee have recently been re.psInted in a
very handsome STYLE, which at once
strikes the eye of tho vster with neat
ness and taste
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

LINES OF Con-. PORTER. regret
to learn that Com. Porter, the representa-
tive of our county at Constsntinoplc, is in
very delicate health. An extract from .
private letter received by his nephew, re-
siding in Baltimore, from his sister, says
-"your uncle is at present in very fee.
bile health, and we are apprehensvs ibs,
he will not survive the present season. "
-CTpDer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

son. Of Indiana, asks the Legislature Of
that State to divorce him from "a noisy
aui turbulent wife," who "pslmed her
s'lf upon him, and told him in cold blood
that she liked another man better than
she Gid him, and that her children were
not his AMI threw hot voter in his face.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
SFGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF. &C.


Flutes, Accordions, Musical Boxes, black elastic,
.ilvsr elastic, silver plated and slt watch guard.,
Gilt Scissor-ehans, gilt Watch keys, Breast Pms.
Earrings and Finger Rings; Toy Watches, GermsB
silver Ihables Silver Pencils, lead and slate
Pencils, .,eel Pens; dressing Combs, Ivory, Horn,
Germsn Silver. pocket, wooden. side, and tucking
Comb; Bears OIL, Cologne: Playing Cards,
Dominos. Pin Cu.hions; Shaving Soap, shaving
Boxes. and Brushes, Hair Brushes with look ing
glasses. Scissors. Penknives, PISTOLS. Razofs and
Strops; Spectaces to suit all eyes; every variety
III ever pointed pencils of all the improved kinds ;
Spool Cotton; the beat of Backing Matches.
WATERS Snuff boxes, Pocket Books. silk, cotton.
and bead Purses. Percussion Caps, Hooks & Eyes,
Needles and Pins; E-senre of Peppermint, Lemon.
ard Cinnamon, at cents per bott'; Song Books,
spelling, reading sud picture books.
The above LIST embraces but small portion Of
the assortment Just received. which, connected
with their former stock makes il equal to any ever
offered. Those wishing to purchase, will do well
cali and examine for themselves, AT the house
MIR. A. Young, nearly opposite Mr.. Bosk's Ho-
tel.
January %, IS43