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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
w,t1,.s.poRI. fMdA Julv 90 !,

WItLIAasPoRI, (Md. July 90. I843.
vs.exsm,ned the apparatus of DR.. Thomson,
called the Ut FRO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed to afford reief IN cases of Prolspsus Uie
II. and consider il ss most admirably adapted TO
answer the purpose intended; both from the nature
OF The materials. and construction OF the machine
and the reasonable price at which it is offered, Is
deserving the patronage OF the medical Profession
NJ. A. FINLEY, M. ID.
September 81, l843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
CRARLrsrown. JulY 20, ls43.

During the last Two years have used the appsr-
atns OF DIR. Thomson for the relief Of Proispsus
Uteri and have found !, NOT only Efficient but en-.
nrely exempt from all Inconvenience inseparable
from the mode Of treatment formerly adapted in
dlsplace ments OF the Uterus. should be pleased
To zee il the possession Of some resident of tbis
Count,, the right 10 manufacture and vend this
sppnaius, as the difficulty and expense of Irocur
ing II, has prevented. fsel confident, its general
use here.
l.. C. CoRDELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
No Apology for Wigs.

XKTE PUBLISH the fetlo~irg ieter from sens
w Of duty 10 the pubic. II "a just such a lrt.
tel =. We should have expected from such source
We kno~ d.. Qrigly personally. and there - nv
nsn in the country. hose opinion is en,itled 70
more re.peci. He 10 on all subjects homes, and
sincere, std nj. high character physician cth
be stressed by the frst medical men in this cry
Pkaa. SEN.
SHEpBERpsIows, Va, Oct 10, 1888.
Deer Sir--Yau inquire 81 me whether ! hsyt
used your Hair Tonic. end thu effects. Sevetsi
wears ego m, hair began 10 fan fspidly from IL
scalp, ssd I had The prospect Of premature bald.
ness. During several wears used yaricus preps-
rstions. recommended for the hair, from which
derived no benefit. Al length ATTEND recommend-
I'd your Hair Tonic used three OF four bottles
according TO the printed directions. and at the 81
of six months my hair was thick set. and since IA
tendency 10 turn grey ~ss arrested.
| have never before given certificate recon-
nendtns patent medicines, which indisortu ina'sl,
used, as the, often are, do much injury, but IN
case HE the present, where know the article |,
J be beneheial ard that il can do NJ harm have u,
.clurles 10 stating facts within my own kno~lcdge
/ Yours. SC.
JOHN QuiGLY. Nj. D.
DR.. D. JsrsE, Philadelphia.
The above Hair Tonic is for sale By G. & c. W
!, DOLL. Msrnn,huIg. Va.
March, z, iS4i-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
L. c. coRDELL.
CHAnLEsrows July 90, ls4s.

CHARLKsTows, July 90, ls43.
have inspected CAREFUL, DR.. Thomson's sPPar'
aius for relief OF ProlaPsus u,eu, and keeping ~
view the indications he met in the management
OF tina, painful affection, | conceive this appsrsOs
to be, IN all respects, adapted TO lub those inds
cations. Ia embraces hghihess with strength ana
perfect applicability 10 the contour Of sofsee %
which il 70 be epplied-tnose essentials neeessa'
" in any sppsrstus To effect the Uterine s"PP'''
The apparatus is admirably de'iehed io' SUSTAIN
me The walls OF the Hbdnmen either 10 case Y
srss,d Uterus, recent deliver, or any coroltoe %
The ahi"mlna organ, requiring rest ana "hPpo'''
would BE- pleased 10 The right secuted :" sA',
county. go that physicians could avail lhemse''
OF IT'S advantages.
JOHN J. II. SIRAIIH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
h0nat'> Vegetable Life Pills
AND PHOENIX BlITEKS.

a PURELY vegetable and most mildly yet ef.
IA fectnally operating family medicine. ia now
mly established upon The highest station in pnhllc
.s-iuat on by II sure ordeal of universal extfti-
rnce be most respectable and scientific member.
Of the medical profession no have witnessed their
p'umpt and astonishing power in the most difficult
and rieh.fl of scrofula and other destructive
malsdles that can be found recorded in the annals
nf medical SCIENCE have been compelled to surren-
der their preiudices. and have freely awarded to
these VEGETABLE LIFE MEptcIsLs the testimony
at their warm and full approbsuon, in letters
in the proprietors possession In addition 10 these
he has thousands ofcerrihcat,s lrern rersors bon
thew have cured of the most obstinate and distress
ing bilious and liver complaints, jaundce cos,iv,
ness, piles, rheumatism erisypelas, dwellings ul-
GERS sali rheum. eprosy, unsgh'y eruprions OF The
skin and ionln.ss Of eomplexion pains in tha head
sidt back, limbs organs and joints f-ve, and seu,
iniermtent and remittent fevers, rheumatic colds
and coughs, il cpen' consump,ion., nervous and
euera debility wasting ava, of the flesh and los.
of appetite. night sweHts. inward fever, and d,s-
pepsia. wuh ito righiiul train Of sust,ings These
certhca'es all contain the and residences oi
the wrets who, With II g exception at some nedl
cal M n the persons cured. and hnse t-stimu.
ny, therefore, can neither be- denied nor danhied
As family medicines, independently aiieir aston
rshire ~ sc6c Efficacy in rrn al able ard unusual
cases they csln't be too highiy recommended "r
too universally kept on hand. No m-d,cine. a,
rIe.ent known lave done so much good 10 man.
Kind rs these within The las, few yest.; and GER
tsinly have been reward. d with more nnmer-
and authentic testimonials of their invariable
and rxet-i"e efhcacy
Prepared ard sold v h, esslr md retail, by Dr..
Nm -. Nufat. 335 Broadway. NY.
Nm DORSEY, Agent,
Narch ~, l844-6m"q Msuin.iug. Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
IRON! iR0k!!

EHAYE just received fail assortment Of Ham
N nered and Rolled Iron. warranted the b-s, do
rsble refined metal; assorted Bar. Plough lion,
Hon seshoe Bars and Nail Rods, square and Round
Iron different Sizes Slrdge Moles, Scoliop Iron.
&c. &c, all OF which will sell Low for rasA.
r. DUNNlNGTON.
Mmch2t keiheysytlie Depot,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
ASTONISHING AND TRUE.

A AOAG the thousand medicines advertised
N as .ceisain cutrs TOT puln onst, conn
JAMES EXrkC10RANT stands siore IL.
path Ia the tuniic ,oi6d.tee has been paved. NJ,
wit r.Hs but CURES; and The souchsrs Tor its
.ifcsc, include any sr,ay OF nsm,s which, Tor
character and responsibility, csnhoi be SUI, as.ea
IN ,h,. couhtty d. Jayre. being himself 3 Ply.
sieiAn does not profess perform ph, sicairlpos-
abilities; bat he does assert, spd he is bo,he out
by n.II sn,le treated tse,s ihsi in sii DiSkAS-
rs OF The LUNGS AND CHEST which are
susc, ptlble OF cur without mil scuous into rerence
his Expec,otant will restore the patient TO health.
No other n,edicine will remove nucus OF pns from
the throat SO thoroughly ns this. 1t tfectosly
lonses tie casgulsied nassea from the men hrane
which lines the tranchia, and OF every cnueh the
ps,ient win bring up portions of the dseneaeed
matter. In sll complaints uf the pulmonary or
cans even y here nature seems To be making no
.sart 10 inflow 81 the di.eese, JsS mes Expeciorant
impAtfs vieor to tie schineiy Of reputation and
enables II EN- 10 the mselses Of ,he oh.
ST. uctiuus which had in .ded theit hese opete.
ZION II has restored hundreds 10 perfect health,
sitter their Physicians Ind given them up incur
abi-. With CoNsUMfl ION. Coughs. Colds,
as,hns. IL hnri "a Bronchitis, hoot Ping { oush.
in a VOID. all eisesses ola PULMONARY nsiure
weld 10 TN. preparation, Improperly administered,
Rev J. s. MsEinni., Professor in Hamilton IN
| W Literary and Theologieel SEMINARY. .s,s:
al would moi be without Dt. Jasne's Medicine.
in my fsmi, for any consideration. have found
them .uecessful in csses where oil othst mesns
have tailed"
MIR. Nicholas Hnrris. csrrer 81 Front and lnrn'
ts,d sweets, Philadelphia, "a. cured Of Cough,
A.ttr and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
ALL OTHER MEDICINES

e the Kind
sses VIM. Lave Modss,,o1n, Va, .sys-"I
tsse used your tSrsciotant and found il al e1
ceieni medicine 70, Pulmonary disessss"
DR.. Hsmek, af GAINESVILLE. OHIO WINS cured Of
A,,hrr.a by it. and now prescthes it 10 hi. psteut.
IN all Puin.cnars Affections. Mr.. John BecLiord
81 Fa-tpor, Name. ssys-"You, Fxpec,msni 1ss
jus, cur.d r whom his t,sicIsn had given up
10 di. y ut Con,unriion; srd also another, nths
very lovesi stsse Of Rronehts."
Nes-r- so-sor & Williams. Book.epet. Us.
ueeo, \. :, ss3-"Your Exrectotant sNss Vii.
yefrsl -siisiscfiou.
It.v Jefr Ems, Of New York CRY. says ,ha,t~o
BOTTLES cu,ed lam ~ itftelIe, hard Cough, aud
NJ t,sren, Constu rtion.
Nr Aciisi his, 81 Naierto~n N. y, says
Many fe.reotstle rtalle ofirr ee.ii6cares in 60.
,oi ~ var Esfeei,usut. ! believe that all your
medicns- a,e th- Interpretations that have
beef firrtd iotte public. for the relisf OF the al
Hi ted aud the Of diseasrs 7"
Daniel urp.isw, E-q., tdiior of the Lynn
(Masr.) keemd, ,e.s--" Jasoe's Expectornnt Is a
ysiu.ht. s,iut. piith have latsiy used with
good .tfeci in stopping Cough, and loose ing and
ire, King up Cold F"
Rev Arthur p. Bradford. Of Darlington, Pa,
say. th-tit CUE 4 b,s OF Group few minutes.
| The Bangor (Me journal ssy.--"A uis Of
| Jasne's Exl.eiotant viii satisfy all that il is
speedy cure fnl Coughs, Colds, lnflusnxs. Aalma,
rcars.ness. and all kinds of pulmonary affections"
| MI. Ebenezrr Webster, Of Providence, r. L.
was cured OF severe Asthma by using two bottles
| Rev Simeon Seiefried was cured Of lnflueuza
1osrseu-ss, and hard DIR, Cough, by one bottle
The Proprietor could sdd hundreds of Other
names equally respectable, who recommend Jay mes
ExpecioIsnt as superior to all other MedIciass for
The CUE of ali the various Pulmonary diseases.
PREPARED only by DR., D Jayne, No. 20 South
Third $, Phlaielrhls, ~hei1 all hi, other vaus.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
NOTICE.

A Ii person. indebted to the estate Of JACOB
"a HILl decd. Are nouhed 10 come for~sfd
add make Immediate sentiment, and amy yer."r'
IN, ing clair- agsins the viii present Then
tor srttlrutui. JOHN SHAFFER.
October IS, l843. ADM.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

A Ill persons knowing - smselycs indebted to
IA. the estate Of David Kilrner. decd by bond o.
account, ntc requested 10 make immediate payment,
and ,hose having cluims against The estate If th'
mid iced to present them duly authenticated for
settlement HENRY J. SElDERT.
Jan t8-tf AamT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

FgNuF ORIGIN oF HANCE'S CuMroUND
u shhrf uF HOAkHOuAD.
10 driss consumption from. the land,
Make rain snd . a.rins etd.
~ cd "a Hssiih took - rs .'snd.
Nnh HAhcE thr siek uisn's friend
Boz called Co Eastern chimes once more,
7 sfap this ias'- advance,
o. hirudsllir lut bowed Baltimore.
h~ sit fhe cufe ~. ~ hAkeS.
fairt 20 rstis pes hatls. FoF sale hs Seth ;
tstrr. rafnef aI Ctsrss md P,sn s,s., Rnltimo,,.
$50 NafHstuE - AM II HESIEIINI
a 90 80 - Geo ". kubLins. Hsose,sille.
Auly 4, fa4f-y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
Kl.OM! iron!

HAVE just received prime ioi Of Iron, a.
M sorted such as Bar Iron, Plough lroR., Horse
Shoe Bars Nail Rode. Square and Round loon q
different sizes; also Scollop Iron. Slrdge Moiss
&C., which will sell reasonable tor cssh.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
r. r. Depot Jan 49,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
Tgnnsed for cash.

EnAA BUSHELS Of Corn. delivered .
COUV the oprquon Mhls, for which I
isir price IN Cash will be paid
June ~ 2. TRAMELL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10

AL.-No / hackersl, in good o.
We der, at retail, cheap by
May % j. NJ. YOUNG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
HIEID DING or THE LUNGS,

utd.r ~i,ei tr isi",ed foi nsn, ,-si..
Re-. LA N Alien. late Of this bur now 81 Ne
iait city. ssss:--" have used Jssne's Expect
rant and hive y nte eotfd.tct u iathau
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-09
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the late llI u,ot "A BAKER x CO, either by note or De'
 Notes and accounts not paid within a .Is,sss Isrs collection. GEO. Boeos is authorized ..,'s s' money, and give receipts, on notes and ae''' E. Y. Baker & Go. '
 LitIe Rock, Oct. I., lsis.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-09
STATE OF ARKANSAS AUDITORS OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, Both December, lS43. }
N1TsCE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

THAT pursuant the acquisitions of of the General As
 sembly of the State of Arkansas entitled An providing o the eyyng aud collecting the Revenue of this Sae approved March 5h 1858, and of said General Assembly, entitled AT act change the time of the Auditors sale of Lands forfeited fol axe approved December l5 1S38 Auditor will sell public auction, the highest bidder the door of the Auditors Office in the city of Little Rock, the
 SECOND MONDAY OF FEBRUARY, 1s44, beng the 18th day of said monthly all of the following described Lands which have been forfeited of taxes years and upwards, and which have been redeemed
 The least price for which any will be sod placed opposite each tract respectively
 The law provides that he Auditor shall execute under his hand and the seal of his office, and deliver to each person purchasing lands such sale deed which he shall describe the lands sod consideration for which the was sold and shall convey the purchaser all the right te interest," and the and to such and and ao all the right e and claim, of the State thereto and also that The shall the grantee his heirs good and valid e both in law and equ and shall be received all of this State evidence of good and valid title such grantee his heirs and assigns and shall be evidence that all things required by law to be done make good and valid ae done both by the Collector and the Auditor"
 ahe sale will aer the hour of ten o'clock in the oenoon and will be continued from day day. until all such tracts of land shall be sold, offered for sale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
4 Mr. Claks Address.
THE HARVEST.

The labor Of cutting is perha,s generally end
I'd, being two weeks eallier than usual. Man,
Of our farmers flashed last week, We hop,
The fhusbandman win Cad that his lsbors hav,
beer rewarded TO a feascnable extent, thougI
the crop is,by no means full one.
In reference TO the lime Of cutting Wheat, III,
opinion is gaining ground thai il Isl Advantage
Gus 10 begin before the grain is fpiltlipe. From
the quarterly journal of the Royal Aetiepitura
soeieiy Of England, it appears lhaI Wheat cut
Sa.,fiaht.ketArs ii xsxg inr RseS saaf saruN. ,efn
. better quality ef both. The experiment ha
been tried in this country and tie following 10
stance i slaled;-- ZIG
AnrxPenment Of cutting the grain len day,
earlier than usual was tried by farmer ~ Mchi
gan, on sixty acres--ihe berry being sof and in
che milk and the result was, that il welded
more -four and less bran tran usual Another
advantage ef early reapiag is stated. % gond
sulhoTity, TO be security from rust5- Al farmer Is
said TO have tIed AZ experiment "a ithis subject
Finding one Of his felds of wheat. in very raw
or green state. was badly struck with rust. ne
determined at once 10 cai il, and did SO, amid
the laugh Of his neiehbors who though; him era.
ny. The 6elds adjoining suffered liille from rust
and stood tilt fully ripei yes at thteshine, that
which was first cut gave the fnesf wheat and
the best yield.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
COW. MOORE

The Military Court Martial for The trial Of
ceonolore Moore. Of the Texisn Navy. was
organized on the 2ist ul,. Rnd PROCEEDED with
the business before il, Com NJ appeared be-
fore the court 10 full uniform, and made the fol.
lowing remsrks:
mir. President:--I appear before this
court. under The provisions Of joint reso-
Tuition Of the Congress OF our country. 10
arswei 20 grave and serious charges pre-.
fetrsd By ihe~individual filing he Office
OF Secretary Of war and marineI charges
In which not only my reputation a. an Of
fcer sud standing 10 society are 81 stake
bui II found gully, my life itself IS invOIs-
Cd,
II place 10 your keeping. Nr. Presi
d4nt. and genitemfn Of this court, my
sword. which have worn 10 this and m :
native couAtry upwards OF ninsffea ysafs
snd which have worn in This The coun-
tfy Of ny adoption for nearly fire years.
and which lean safely saw have alxsys
uxsd tnthe utmost Of my ability. with 2ru-
dsnce. 6rnness. discreiionand humanii9.
Ills The FIRST time. gsnllemen. since Il uas
pnt into my hands while mere boy. TIKI
81 functions have been suspended Of eyed
% inpusalion has been ems, upon II.
From the inlelligence Of this court I
catf5enlly believe that after full inves=
titslipD Of The charges end specifications,
j NilI receive 81 your bands a impartial
verdict which ], Al { ash"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
WHICH IS THE TRUE DEnocRAcYi

ia sOuIh csrolihs, The Democrats If Edge
field resolxc--i
.sThat in 5smes K. Polk We recognize an al k,
bold adsocale Of immeGiaIs Annexation of TEX
as. aud a firm s1d consistent opponent % Pep
TEcTgvE TkRiPf, Absorption Of State Debfs,
and Abolition and that. therefore, We cordially
approve Ofhis domination, and pledge ourFlTts
t0his support.
s..Rtsofstd. ThatShe tariff Act Of 1912 Il liatie
70 al the objscEons We have herel fore n sde 10
The eonstitulibn1liff aud e1peJiency Of the n1eA-
,afeS Of he'Fedsfs1 9afsfnneug far she Psntee.
ton 81 Domestie Manufactures With The skstS-
walton that L usss gross breaeh ef The 4fsilh
Flghied 10 rs Il the Compromise cf 1881 ard
that re regard the time and measures Of OR re-
,elrn.s 70 this ~ g matters 10 be se'tIed upun
our own sisvfof sEpedieney 10 no = ise 70 se
iindsred By cui sFpsssd sii,gisnes % a. Fsssssl
90 H. otnsr bad, in rennsy lvanis, he Deu,.
oeiais, ., t1eif ffi6cston meeting be Ii q issr.
risburs. ysdogsss The following resolution:
ssRssoirs1 TINT ~ spptose Of The pazniaoss
vote given By Ne Pennsylvania Dslsssli3u ia
Congress aesinss repesfor modification A. he
frescni Tart We regard psn1neaet IL. orr
Tan6 lhws e 1T equal momeat win lhe Faies
Of duties. a. uiEAo1s j eur history must D. one
of constant vibration and uncerlainiy- Impress.
ed nish Ibis belief. Ne regard TIE Tariff qneslioa
enp1tiicalt sliiIsi. s1d iu further seii,iion de-
sifhed only . s6tsstve eieciioaeefinf purposes =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

~ e.
The fIes fot entering fully upsn he great
business 81 Which he Wkts Psrc, "a Organ
lied has slieady arrived.
10 nj, teteet Of Stairs, !. i rropaK ihasese-
~ elemehsdf ssceess shah be Arut<bt into ac-
lion. in cf6sE mn Cur slreugth .sur whole
strength -4dhs ard nndfvidsd--shFiid Be- pot
forth. NJ ksss or no syslem essSe Ifksly 10
prOduce s4esrftaso dssffahle, lhan esstPuhued
IN 1870. y tAe H'hes.ofs virgieia.
We sotit 1ouuend Ihsn 70 al ~ Wigs
throughoutiks STATE. 10 meet Al Ihe6 ciaaf 10
he several Couhaes-plss the Deerasary feso-
luiions eaising District csnsen,isns.sp
dsy for The meeting a each body sf,'some een-
rsI point Il III Disuiei--asd send ASeir Dele
gates. These Conventions would nav. eiest
sAd ineortahs duties 10 perform. esch IL It's
own sphere. and world give life and lone 10 The
Party thronshou, ne District. Tseasis no lime
TO be Iosit-ve have but little more ,hs1 i've
monlhs before rs. Let Us enuest or friends 10
take this tefopmendaiiou into serious eopside-
ration.
There are cher and minor points, which are
yet Of much impona1ce. and 10 uhieh.ve invite
attention. We want discussion nsl the one
sided sort Of discussion cur adversories vould
fsin pursue. bat discussion free, fais open, and
manly. We would Save urffiends iEyi,e il on
an occasions. when il can possibly be had. To
this end wevould recommend TO the Nhig Clubs
10 invite whig Speakers 10 sddress mem. and
also. Democratic" Speakers. 10 answer them.
At every courl, Al ever Muster, at every gath
erins efsAy kind vhstevers Iet The bail be oct 10
motion and kept up Let there be mo resaxa-
iion until The contest is decided. .
In 1910, il was common FIR the wings io.eive
barbeeues, aud invite friends and opponents TO a
general diseassion. We would recommend the
same course now. We would propose 10; our
friends in every county. and every neishborbocd,
to pursue his method Of assembling she people
Of sll,panies 10 listen 10 discussion.
Its useless 10 say any hing as to the rsmPerlin
which these discussions should be scpdueied.
Moderation, csImness, courtesy, are noIe etftc-
tive weapons Of political warfare. shan TASTY
and violent denuncislion. The old fable % The
traveller and his cloak is applicable 10 thernb-
ject. The warm and gentle rays II Ibe sud
could make him def that garment, wSea ihk fu-
~ Of The horlh wind only made him Frap i the
more closely around him. Bot our Wing public
speakers are distinguished for counest and il j.
Therefore hardly worth while to wastes words in
recommending foTbearsnce 10 ihem.-. BiehtlOad
WRig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
CENTRAL CLAY CLUB.

A, meeting Of The Cenlrsl Clay Club. It The
Court House, on Saturday evening the 29lf nl;
EIhe following resolutions were offered by John
s. Gatlaher, and unanimously sdepted
f2esoIued That a committed Of FIVE be sppssfnl-
ed, 10 confer with committees Of ahef Other
Clubs Of the County, on the subject Of holding q
Counly dr,Dis,rict Convention at an early day.
Rssoiped. That committee Of hvs be appoint
ed to invite speskers ane o;her guests 10 whom
they may deem il expedienito extend the cfyiiIty.
The chair nominated the f, flowing geatienen
10 constitute the committees: ILL
Committee Of arrangements. gi
Messfs John Yates, Thomas Brscoe, WILLIAM
Hurs,s William Grow. and N. w. Maaning.
Committee Of IaViiafiOa.
l NJ IeAR 5. fiIG8psOn5 RSds 6e0
Stephenson
On nation Of J. S. Galaher. the Pfssidea, al
the Club, ". c Worthington, was added 10 the
last named committee.
Addresses were delivered by VIM. 1B. Thon,p.
son and John Hoee, Esqrs., and the Glah adj.
journed, TO meet on the next Court Dar (the 9,h
inst, at which time the committees from the
other Clubs of the County are requested iomeei
the central committee. ~
VIC WORTHINGToN, Pr1sf.
H N.GALLAHER, See'y.
nCPThe several Clay Gibbs OF the CSuniy
are requested 10 takeearly Steps to appoint their
Committees Of Conference, Sd as 10 meet u The
Court House on the 18th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

10 reference 10 The Iosd crossing Il the Eaqui.
Fer as to prospects ahssd, some folks will re.
member that j, ysualed quite as largely 10 1910
and many good eonkding people los, their msney
10 consequence. Pennsy lysnia was 10 have
been carried BY 90 900 or mOre-New York BY
$4,000 = Ohio BY abouilhe same sjoriiy. Eve
" one cf the predictions failed The Ohio StaleS-
man cf Sept, IS, 1870. deeiared-"II is all 0y4r
With Whiggery 10 Ohio Democrats. there Is no
mistake. We assure our ftieads every where
that il is impossible for the Democracy Of ohi4
10 be conquered. Every doubt is disPelled from
our mind"
Such was the game Of bIusler aud brag, fi.n-l
such il is NOR, and We doubt moi will be found
equally vain. The Ohio State Journal, speak.
ireof The renupcia,ion 81 Loccfcoism BY seye.
raj gen;iemen7of Iha, region, mentions Mr.. Dem.
sey e GreenvilIe. The Journal says
.Mr. Demsey is s9aigAiyout from The LEGO
Feco tanks, and gaves 10 a very cogeni asd IA
tisfsctory manner, The reasons tAat he'd induetd
him 10 abandon Inc party. He said he had Srep
with the party tin 1882 fsiihfully since that
time he had found Il diaicuil to f.l.w the Ie sd
Of those who showed that when they said hask
reform, they meant hank destruction, aud Who
we're disposed 10 sbsndon every truly De-
mocFstic principle He said be had pulled 90
hill aud level, and had held back going down
h-ll. at the coEnspc ~ bis tile-leaders /; bat De
could noLsud you'd not 60 Loco P0tkoism, id
must therefore bid al that were ineiIped 10 To-
maiu in the rasks- long farewell"