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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

THE TOMB OF LAFAYETTE. - 10 small
private cemetery in Paris lie the main,
ofthe only one whose name is asf miiiar,
and whose memory is chersht d as tondly
in America as Il is in France. Over the
tomb of Lafayette is no mp sing monu-
ment; nothing but plan marble slat
marks the spot. The members Of hts
family are buried here. And without this
o many others of the most roble ano
il'ustriuus m oftee last century. But
he graves Of all are simple and unosten
tatious.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
LETTER FROM GEN WASHINGTON.


At meeting Of the New York Histpri-
cal Society on Tuesday last, the original
copy of the following litter from GIN.
Washington was presented and read. II
was remarked on The occasion f It's pre-
senaton, that the letter was part culaily
interesting as beng almost the only letter
oil playful character flunh among WASH
ngton's papers, and as showing The sim
pllcity Of bis character. he inconvenlen-
ces Of the inns when 1t was WHIT n, and
the great economy Of his style OF living
when Commsnder.ond-C hitf Of the A.
merlcan Armies: Rich. Com.
WEST PorNr, Aug. 10Th, 10.
DEAR Door. ] have asked Mrs. Cocb-
ran md Mrs. Livingston 10 dine with me
Tomorrow, bat ought no, to app ist them
of their fare? AS hate deception, even
where the Imagination ouly is Concerned,
| vii.
1t is n edless to promise that my table is
lorg, enough to hold the ladi-s--ol this
they had ocular proof Yesterday. To sly
how it is usually covered is rather moe
essential, and this shall be the purporl o.
my letter.
Since our arrival at this happy spot We
have had ham (somelimes should. r. Of
bacon to grace the lead Of the table, a
piece Of roast beef Hdorns lhe foo:, and a
small dish OF be ans Elm, ST lmpercepti5e
d,coratps the centre. Where the cook
has mind to cut figure, (anh this pre-
sumo he will attempt TO do tomorrow,
we have two beeisteak PIES, or dishes oil
crabs in addlt on, one on each S de the
dish, civldlng the space and reducing the
distance between di,h and sb to alb ut
S x feet, which without them would b. neal
twelve apart. OF late he had the surprls-
ny luck to discover that apples will make
pies, and it is a question t am DIST Il e vio-
l-nce of his effors, We do not get one Of
them apples instead Of having both Of
beef
lf the ladies can put up with such en-
terla nment AMI Will submit to psriake Of
/, on plates, once tn, but now iron, (not
become so by the labor of scourng)
shall BE- happy to s. them.
am DR.. Doct. Yr. most ohed. serv't.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
(Supe rscl bed) DR.. Cochran, N. Windsor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
p o Il TT .
LroR THE GAZETTE.
FORSAKEN.

ITO err is human, 10 forgive dipine,"
In cold neglect see thee now,
An impress on thy cheek,
Which dims tho rishtness of thine eye,
With tears that fsin would speak.
That scorn of those who loved thee once,
Is like the psng Of death,
Thy throhbing heart must feel the shaft.
In every pulse Of breath.
The proud, the gay, that smiled thy friend,
Now give their malice vent,
With keenness of the dagger's point.
And through thy heart It's sent;
forgiveness, oh! thou child OF heaven,
We want thee here below,
To breathe that seraph word forgiven"
And let the captive go. w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
Correspondence efthe Balt.more Patriot
WAsnINGToN. May Ism, Is4a.

MIR. Cushiag and Mr.. Fletcher Web
stor have been IN this city for some days,
preparing for their departure on the Chi
ma MISSION.
The late Secretary of State still occu-
pies room III the department. adj inlng
the ofiicis chamber. Ii is stated that
Mr.. L"gare will continue 10 preside over
this Office. The President cannot place
i: 10 better hauds. Nothing definite is
known Of MIR. Websler's intentions, bui
he will probably take an early occasion T.
define his position, IND indicate his
course.
DR.. Martin is said 10 be high in favor
in an influential quarter, the nearest, IN
deed, to the fountnin Of patronage and
| would not wonder, if as soon as Mr.,
Webster is lairly GU, Of the way thai is,
out Of Washington, as well as out OF office
the Doctor should be restored 10 the
Chef Clerkship of the State Department.
Tie Pres dsut Mr.. Upshur AID Mr..
Poref only, viii visit the North. Tor the
osttns,be purpose oi ait finding the Bon.
ker iilil ceebrallon. MIR. Spencer and
Mr.. Legare via remnIn To w Arlington 10
carry on the Gov, rnmeat.
M. Robert Tyler, al present, does the
honors Of the " hle 10 se-tne rest OF
the family bpng absrut.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

A Phi ladelphla coniectioner has model,
led statue Of Mr.. Clay out Of candy,
five AMI half feet high Mr.. C. bang
his favorite eandyiate for the Presidency
---sA says ME. Siam
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

THE Rocky MOUNTAINS. Mr. Thomp-
son, The aslronomr { The Hudson Bay
Company, reports TINT he found pr axis be-
tween latitude So and Sc north, mo ethan
IS 600 feet above the level f tie $, a -
The latitude mentioned is much north Of
the United S at $ territory. rhe height
is nearly .quaI 10 iha, of the Himmalaya
moun,a MS Of Asia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
(Supersc, bed) DR.. Cochran, N. Windsor,

TIE PHARAoHs ARE COMING. I'll heard
a Pharaoh this morning." SAID county
man to us, as wa were vending our way
t. the.cty. Goa !" said another, IL dug
UP near up,n bus ell OF thin in my gar
den, so that taey will soon be here y
and from this we gathered, that by the
figure Of speech in question the locusts
we're typ6ed and SUI" enough they are
appearing, the seventeen var locusts
as they are called.-to devour the cen
things the earth, and to serve in turn
as food for hogs and such other quairu.
pads, and such plumed bineds as have a
fancy that way.-N. Y. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

TO CURE SMOKY CHIMEEYs--an excei-
lent ,oay Lay the fire as usual, with
cod and sticks, but be CAREFUL not 10
light it. This hath rarely b en- known
TO fail, and i, is at The same time a great
saving nf fuel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

Coon ADVICE Don't go into debt,
reader. Go to Texas, 60 to sails in thin
slippers on wet night 20 to the deuce #
you please, but don't 90 10 debt. If you
DO, strawberries will .usle Ike pickles,
Loose shoes will pinch, and the kiss OF
your wife or sweetheart be like an cleo
Iric shnck
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

A company Of Wyandott Iad.ns--the
last Of the race Of red men remsining in
Ohio--Iek thst State las, week on their
way tsthe new home allotted to them BY
the Government wea o. The Mississippi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

INTERESTING RELIC. - Roya B. Hin
man, Esq. has presented 10 the Histlri-
cal Society of Connecticut n heavy silk
Military Sash, worn by General Richard
Montgomery al the time when he uGior-
tunately fell 6gh ing for American liberty
10 Canada, during the war Of the Revo-
lnlipn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

The Dawn OF HoaEsTY The Miss.
Holly Springs Guard says: ave speak
adysedly when We say tina, he Dem era
cy Of North Mississippi viii support no
man 20, on impausnt office. who wi not
avow openly his willingness for the State
to acknowledge and pay these bonds"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

MoDERS PoLIrrcs .-Capting Solomon
jumper, Of the schooner 1.-Two P1liirs,"
gives long account or his political bring
ing up, the SUN and substance OF which is
as follows:
Nov have shown you what my or
gin is, AMI Whist has been my political
educalion-- Westinghouse on my mo.
theirs sde, an Je6ersonian on my IA
theirs side; and experience has since
taught me thst the true and safe course
for ones self is to 20 the Jefersonian i'll
matters ge, into trouble, AID then fail
b ok far the sake Of The cou',try upon NE
Wdshingtoniua principles; jus' IS General
Jackson did when III modern Jefersonidns
talked Of "Sta'e Rights" ana "the lost
rights of the Stmcs," md got things s.
riled Up that Modification gan 10 work;
and then he f,ll back, and with his hick.
DRY, fetched il true Wash ngtonan wipe
over the nose, that I've left scar to its DIV.
ing day. So plesse 10 say TO the De-
mocracy, am jeff rsouian till trouble
comes. and then a Wosaingtoniaa 10 cor.
rect and ward off tho eyd."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

The New Yo,k AMERICAN SUNDAY
School UNION celebrated is twenty-ff b
anniversary on Tuesday. The most in.
teresling pat OF the celebration was the
prot" ssion oil children and teachers 10
Castle Garden, comprising, as II dad, some
Twelve thousand children, from every
class Of citizens and all nominations,
who IN this occ ,sion could met on a
middle ground. The procession moved
down Broadway 10 Castle Garden, and
after rem lining a few minutes, returned
I, the Tabernacle an were dismissed -
The various schools had euch an appropr-
a.e banner, and a,tracte much attention
Ii is stated in the report, that since the
Organization Of the Union no less tnon
5000 converts have been made, who trace
their first religious impressions to the IN
nuence exerted by the Sabbath School,
OF this large number good proportion
have been the teachers many OF whom
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25

The RHODE ISLAND Faction. OF al
the impudent and fascaiy factions that ev-
er ex sted, that tot Rio e island goes ahrad.
They have b en- oulvutet so far IS 10 show
them contemplate il number;--taey have
taken to their he' Is, after making a show
of fight and ex biting determination to
upset the regular government, before ey.
en- gun was fred--ani after ali this, snd
the granting OF ell / at they conll ask in
ofng t. craze d sturbance and Interfere
with The regular oprr tions of the Govern
mnnt. They aave tn impudencr now To
allcge friuiulent voting and design ~
penlng to Congress for redress, rs though
the State laws against fraud We not suf
ficient to deteci and runlsh such frauds.
What is called Democratic SAFE con-
ven,ion was held nj Newport Tuesday,
of las, week, which Gas the rapers say)
authorised the Site Central Conmltfe to
app int Sub Committee 10 col eel al tie
evidence Of prescription and improper in.
flucnc, ut the late election in that State,
and transmit the same TO Congress, with a
memorial praying that iull invesi CATION
may be made Of the grievances complain
ed Of The Convention also resolved that
they We're in favor OF National Convcfl
ton, to be held at Baltimore in Nav
1914, 10 nominate candidates for the Pr 81
dency and Vice PrtsiI neg and author sec
the State Committee TO call Convention
Tor the purr o,e Of choosing del gates.
We regret 20 see such miserable "a
ton attaching itself TO ere I pe'ltica
party in th~ country. and rssrr still more
the open encou az men, gwen 10 Il by
some, and the lnsitious c n ivence at il.
deeds by others, of III leade s OF that p =
ty. Il is a bad sign for the country
is bad sign for Pullic virtue aud honesty
that such IA ton is not discount nanc {
and regulated on oil hands -Richmoac
| CODapler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
CORNS, CORNSu CORNISH

(NURED by the Albion corn plaster! IN of1ords
~ immediate relief and - a sure cure for
cCrns, U dIssolyes the corn aud removes II from
the foot with ease and expedition, without The
least pam. From among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EbGneZer Newhall of LiAculn, Mass
| cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great con
fitence IN the Albion corn plaster, as one of the
surest remedies; have tired IT'S efficacy, add in
four successive applications according 10 the die
recuOns, n effected cure
In proof Of which, read the following cases,-
lady!-lO whom reference can be made after
SUFFERING great paln, and inconvenience for years
rom corns, and who IN the mean ZINE was MAJ
KING use OF varIO. highly celebrated rem ed;es
Out to no purpose, anG had IN Consequence of
these repeated dlsGrpuntments, nearly despair
I'd of rehci, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of Inch, Cat m eNpen se of
only % eenls'l has entirely sured her corns! So
astonishing was tins CuIe as TO induce several of
the friends and ncIghbors of the lady To use The
same re NEEDY, and with the same goJd success!
ETAn old Observation-Disclosures an agent
th0t alter suffering unreasonable pain and
uouhie Tor yeaas from a corn, which had resist b
Ell every attempt To destroy, was cured by tins
most valuable plaster!
a person!-So crippled with corns for long
iine as 10 be unable To walk, had To cut holes m
ms shoes, to ca sc his feet,-was cured by this
Price % cents a box.
N q. Each fthe articles will lie ag1ed L.
kltder on the outside wrapper,
- g0nSumptiO8. No person can have ade-
quaic IDEA 81 the asto Wishing relief which DR.
Relic highly celebrated sthmatic or consump-
tive pills, give IN consumption coughs, colds,
d.incui'y OF breathing, whee: ing, tightness of
The chest pam IN the side, splitting of blood, DC
far trlal only is necessary to convince persons
/ suffering from these complaints that this is one
| ui the most valuable medicines ever discovered
/ Tor complaints of the lungs gene rally. Common
! colds are removed IN few hours. Price 25 cts.
| SrCpared from the original NJ : Recipe of DR.
/ w II Conway, by w l. kIGder immediate sue
| cesior TO the late II kidder. by whom they are
/ for sale at his counting room, No SO State ST.
corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by his
! special appointment by JAS ia kER.
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
ITCH CURED,

DE IL ever so inycterate. ia oqe hour applica-
- u9n, and 90 danger from taking COLBY
using DUnlf-ics' Itch Ointment. So great and
extended here has become IT'S reputation. that
dealers re ordering q T0W o II paris Of thc cOuD
trys az a remedy winch gives their customers the
high esf Satisfaction.
student connected with one efour Literary
iustitUuOns. Where this losthsOm disease had
appeared observes. that Duulrtcs' Ten ONT
tneut eGterminated &C, after various other apph-
csudns had lfI,ed 90 do so, and 40 had ga cOnse-
ggcUes gained repUtaton 90 thaC seminary, al nd
yetIuy, &c the best remedy knO Gu for the Iichg
Name can be gwen G desTof.
80 IIIs PREPARATION. Cor oisaFs cfUrrp. s Z fesv
90 PED ftJEi eas5 and Certglaty. 81 aEsUrpassE If
- g2tled- 81 docs Bol Coatsiu the least particle
81 n1e-o8rys or o. tor dangerous 'agrediont, aud
fsusieE, sr 60 cbitrcu az the treaet and N
osse.. aggCFer tuvgter8ta, ta one h1gr's a1Dii=
~ on amy, bod 90 c5Rgey fTJzl tzlCng old
lssl o. ~ gfc2t II tbe bRb eharaclay Of
4 dsetEt teslr, 5u ordering rr3ss. observe
Lt tfea.. eva ilg D-9E ognced the Best remedy
gla sd tr thsa- Earts'
Asg-har vrEes Esn % clff5u. crg--yttg q
s.H'.-e 5-Uc.e aEt .I.F E0-tt Che price 9e
-D.lC -s' ats &C. csttt tg ttis g8s-ksg'
a-rsga1 @ rhC e rf. gs- 81 zee. sU rasf1-l1.1g
&C. spoke - rts r.E IEs. o. tarr1s a. rs1ss o1rr-
E-9.l- GVsrrg rht uy15s5 sH5 80 pse df
0Hr -o-.s H-oe gl1a5s r .rsfsts lltrzt
tf.s e.gF ere ~ IRE bee. z.1lI-1l1- rsr Eas
Rae ar- 90 Eae1s5r Et ,s-t.
80 HfUff y a-..gtr 30 g.rsz r-T Goa I iIs
-'a s7 1a l9gHa.e E-sl1E s' fIe .r--1
IE5-.el.4 .s.a lst srsaf-a s.s.- -fIas...
as.-.l .tla.- g ,-.s Ell a.gr.
Na Fg eE 90 s.znat 6gv &
..tf 90 st's o. FTs-pr.
., 'r'Er sEJE rs Fa-rr e Ur
10y 2 %. ~ g.. Q. t..ts-. -r.-- ri atrr ..H...e
tat". eF grr ErsyEr Ea-
cg-la- a. E.rers.r rau rasl.1. s5-. F.. e..
A'ata the sHafa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
DN the use Of Or .JcbJ'S RdcUmdfic LiniIncHi
ID ~ enlarged bottle. Copy of a letter.
.'harlesfnMn. MnssA lime %.

II , - y -
ID ~ enlarged bottle. Copy Of a letter.
Charlestown, Mass June %.
To The PrOpTiCtOTS Of Dr ycbb'S LiRiHeHL
Dear Slr,-l dcomIt duty ! owe TO suffering
humanity, 10 acquant you, and through you the
Public, tshOuld you think best of the uneXpect-
I'd and surprising cure pCrfOl med on myself by
the use OF the above most excellent medicine
/ have been for mo-e than thirty years, and some
times most severely, afflicted wltk the Rheuma-
tIsm; have been frequently rendered perfectly
helpless, and in consequence confined to nay bed
when IL has required two persons to move me,
being in such extreme pain; have several times
been under the care Of the most emIncntph
cans, but procured only temporary relief. / one
day noticed the advertisement Of JrbO's lnlment
with tie testimonials accompanying 1t, and was
induced 10 ivy bottle, VIII Ch / used without
much sensible benefit. ! concluded howe "a r
TO persevere, and bought another bottle, aud was
greatly re Ieved, add by the use Of half the third
bottle. was wholly cured and have never since
had return OF the peln, which h ad not been
free from, q mOnth at time, for thirty years, and
IL is now more than three years since l was
cured. I would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this painful complaint.
not to despair 81 a cure, 50 long they can ob
tain DR. Iebb' 5 Llhlment" You are at liberty To
make any use Of this you may think advisable
Mostrespectiuly you're.
To the foregoing testimony many other unques
able proofs might he added in favor of the suDeri
or Llniment Of Ibr Jebb. Nothing but a fair lria
which the proprietor confidently sollcits, car
give adequate idea of its unrivalled efficacy
IN mitigating and thoroughly mastering, IN,
eNCTuC- aunS disease, TO which 10 has been sue
Ce ssfully applied IN multitude o ( cases. The
operation of the LlnImept Is often immediate
and l. has frequently cured Rheumatic affection
OF years standing, In four and twenty hours. Ii
Is also recommended with confidence, as one oI
the best applications known for stiffness Of the
JOINTS numbness spraIns, Ind chIlblaIns.
Price 81 10 cents, with directions
n Il. The LinIment Phials ENLARGED 10 double
their former size.
" b. Each article will be signed w L Kidder
on the outside wrapper
n m 4 Il
Price 25 cents, only. Have proved and are pro-
nounccd by numerou persons who have made
use Of them, the best Of all the Cough Medicines
m coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing
oarsencss, Nhe .ZinT, splitting Of blood
and complains Of the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original NJ ) Rocipc Of Dl
W II Conway, bY w l. Kidder, immediate sue
Cessor 20 the lateT Kldder, by whom they ar,
for sale a his counting room, No Sc State street
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, and by hl.
SPECIAL appointment by JAS BAKER
dec 2 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
Important Arrival
MnIlRISDNs pills

Or he universal getaHe medicine Of The British
college Of Heaih--L0HdOR.
TENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits Of cure.
/ They remove from the stomach liver and
intestInes-the blood making organs-the OBJ
structions the due performance OF their healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus secretiuns, and prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully 10 resist the pTedlspOsIn-
and exciting causes to disease.
3 They increase the action of the absoTbents, by
which all morbid grOwths are taken into clTCu-
laton and afterwards expelled from the body.
They tore the regularity of those process
es upon which the formation and clrcUl ItIon of
the blood depends,
'These are the only medicines known in which
small doses have powerful and beneficial effect;
and yet, of which in extreme cases; such very
large doses may be administered iearlcssly and
with greatly increased advantages To the patient.
Tue British college of health having revoked,
annulled and made void the appointment of DR.
Horauo Shcpheard Meat he has ceased TO be IN
any manner connected with or agent Of the col
lege of Health.
George Taylor, being now and from henceforth
the sole general age1tln the United States oft he
British col eye of health, for the sale Of Morrison
u lis or the Vegetable universal medicines of the
college of healthi no other person bat the said
George Taylor has any hight or authority 10 noun
mate or appoint general ageIts for the sale VI
the abOve medicines
GEO TAYLOR, IL Chamber Il sole general ag't.
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-30
lip TION
CAN RE CURED.


THE following letter Is from a veteran physi-
can, whose service IN ~ Navy of the United
States as well as his long and successful practice
m tins county have gained for aim an elevated
rank rs member of the Medical faculty.
Llbertystown Frederick co, Did, Jan 10th, Si2.
Mr. y 'Nell-Dear Slr-lt - with great plea
sure, that l send yeu an account OF the most
extraordinary cure that / have ever Witnessed ia
the whole course of my practice The case allude
TO Is that of my son Howard, aged twenty years,
aud call II extraordinary. because II was con
sumption of the lungs, attended with all It's
concOmItant train of unerrug symptoms. 10 wit:
"A PAIN N the breast, hacking cough, dryntsS
IN the pain Of the hands, great emacatOn, flush
Ing of the checks, night swcats, 81. And 10 add
10 the catalogue of ms Ills, he had an aggravated
form of Bronchitis, with liberation of the throat,
palate aud root Ui the mouth. In short mis- whole
y stem vas scroCuIous, and there were various
ulcers on has head, body and limbs. The disease
had been p,elng on ms constitution for seven
years. Every thing that the solicitude of parent
could suggest, or the skill of eight or ten phys-
cans could DEVISE had been exhausted upon HIM.
i considered his case beyond tae reach Of med'
cine, and hope itself had abandoned We saw
nothing for HIM but death, and that swiftly ap-
preaching. While the poor fellow Law IN this
pltIable condition, was watching with great
Interest the iTlprov cTnent which your Catholcon
was LIaklng IN the health of my worthy uclgbho-,
Jesse Lands, E>q, whose case was clealli 4
consumY ton, aud when found that your med
cine had restored hun To vigorous health. ray
hope seemed to dawn on the case ofmy afflicted
son. had no doubt, from Vhat l had seen OF lis
etI SaCv that II would be OF benefit HIM. but 90
| of which had no knowledge, would have been
departure from the course USUALLY pursued by
physicians. Here there arose a struggle between
professional pride aud the fee iuEs of father for
J his child. The latter soon predOmnatedi got
him TO commence using your CathOlcOn In
| about month there was visible Improvement
| IN his health; he then caught cold which threw
him back cons .derabty; he, however, perseyeTed
with the medicine and again began 10 improve
slowly; his pains ard soreness ia the chest left
him. the ulcers gradually healed, his appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished, aud all
| by the sole use of yoIr CatholIcon for the space
| of SIX munths. Thus my dear sir, has your val
was lettering on the verge Of the grave, and |
| would be guilty Of deep ingratitude. and gross
injustice TO you, if withheld my testimony OF
your Caiholicon. JOHN w DORSEY, NJ ID.
! For sale by JOHN FISHER,
| inn Whc cling Va.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS,

EREMIAH CLEMENS. respectfully informs
- his friends and rhepublc that he has resumed
business as agent al his old stand on Monroe street.
where he will manufacture as formerly aud keep ON
hand az assortment Of CABINET FURNITURE,
equal IN workmanship and material 10 any offer
III Tins CITY, or the west, which he offers at very
reduced prices Among his stock will be found
sofas, Bureaus, Dining and Paror Tables Toileltes
Wardrobes, Rocking Chairs Bedsleads Of all kinds
Desks, Wash Stands, &c, &c. Every article in his
line made 10 order, orders thankfully received aud
promptly attended to. apis 3m