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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
no Apology for w Ias.

M publish the following letter from sersr
w pf duty TO the public. II is Just such let.
ter MS we should have expected from such souice
We know DIR. Qugly personally, and there Is no
man in the county, whose opinion IS entitled Ia
more respect. He is on all subjects honest and
sincere, aud mis- high character physician cen
he atiesied by the FIRST medical men in this city,
Phika. San.
SBEPHERpsrows, Va, Oct. 10. 1913.
Dear Sir-lou inquire OF me whether ! have
used your Hair Tonic, and the effects. Several
years ago my hair began 10 fall rapidly from the
scalp, and had the prospect of premature bald
ness. During several years used various prepa.
ralions, recommended for the hair, from which
derived no benefit. At length friend recommend
ed your Hair Tonic. used three four bottles
according to the printed directions, and at the end
Of six months, my hair was thick set. and since its
tendency to turn grey was arrested
have never before given certificate, recon-
| mendlng patent medicines, which ndscrlminarely
used as they often are, do much injury, but in q
case like the present, where know the article to
be beneficial, and that il do harm. have nc
scruples in stating facts within my own knowledge
Youis, &c
JOHN QUlGLY, NJ. d.
DIR. d. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
The above Hair Tonic is for sale by G. & c. w
DOLL, Ma,nnsburg, Va
March, 7, l84f-1y
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HUANcEs sARsAPARILLA. VEGETABLE
n III or Blood Pills for The promotion 81 hesi'L
! "a DE pnnhcation Il The Blood.

EUANCE's SARsAPARILLA.V VEGETABLE
Il i'll or Blood Pills fer The promotion Of HesisL
and the publication ot he Blood.
What is Life 1.-The Blood.
when The blood becomes impure or inpsifeciy
circulated, it gives rise to the following diseases:
Lirer Complaint.
when the blood Gin an impure state) in travers
ing the body deposiiss It's impurities on The serit
gives rise to liver complaint, the principal syfnp-
toms Of which are bilious hue OF the skim with
dull, heavy, and wandering pains about the right
side shoulder and back--by loss OF appetite, in
digestion occasional fevers, officially 10 breathing.
extreme debility. and many times with CouGH
resembling CossUaPTios. This disease has long
been amongst the most uncertain objects OF medi-
cal skill, and, being nearly allied 70 pulmonary con-
sumption, is very difficult Of cure; owing also To
the uncertainty which attends the use Of medicines
in this disease ii is generally allowed TO take is
own course unmoesisd. few boxes Of Hance' 5
Sarsspara Pills, taken to purify the blood and
purge away the impurities, will in all cases give
/ Immediate relief.
Cutaaeous Diseases,
\ By the term is meant diseases OF the skin which
always arise from some arrangement Of the blood,
thereby causing eruptions pimpes. blotches, and
excessive hest ofthe blood, accompanied by VIC
lent itching ofthe skin. Hance's Sarsapsrila Pills.
if taken according to the directions for purifying
the blood, will effect cure in very short time.
Singing in the Ears.
When impurities from the blood become depoiit-
ed on the drum Of The ear pecul liar sound
IN the head, commonly known as singing in the
ears" A few boxes Of Hance's SarsaparIlla Pills
sill cure the most obstinate cases.
DimneSs Of Vision or Sight
Is ooossioned by the impurities existing in the blood
becoming deposited around the eyebalis.
Headache and Singing Of HE Head.
These Diseases are caused py impure dispositions
Of the blood settling on the brain Hanres SaIs9-
| parils Pills will IN all cases effect radical cure.
ONE WORD or CAUTION.
| Always ask for HANcEs Puts and purchase oi
| none bur those advertised agents. and L conse
nent call and the proprietor himself Ptict
IS cents PEI boz for Hsnce's Genuine Pills.
For sale by WI II HESLElINE e. co
Martin-bure and Geo w. Robbins, Hedeesyille.
Iulv la4i-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
no Physicians.

corset q CHRONOLOGICAL BAN
dage. For the cure OF Prolap-
sus Uteri by external pressure.
TEyHE subscribers having purchased OF Dr.. Rob
M ert Thomson, the exclusive right Tor the coun
ties of Berkeley aud Jefferson, 10 Nuke and vend
bis PELVlC & CORSET UIERO-ABDOMlNAL
BANDA6E, for the cuIe Of PK0LAPSUS UTE
r. or falling Of the womb, respectfully present
them TO the notice the medical faculty, as pos
sessihg superior advantages ever, kind of In
strpment Ton the same purpose, ard ask their at-
tentIon to Them. Neare enabled 10 put the m at
such prices as will place them in the reach Of eve
~ patient. For sale only by
W. II. HESLETINE & CO. Martinsburg. Va,
The JolloDiag certificates are submitted.
CiNcISNATI, May |, 1887.
have carefully examined the new UTERINE
TRUSS, invented by Dr. Robert Thompson Of Co
umbus, in this State and can confidently declare
hat il IS unguestionaby the most perfect and
ful instrument Of the kind ever offered to the pub.
lie 1t differs essentially in iis construction from
the Uterine Truss constructed BY Dr.. Hull and is
in all respects Gar superior instrument. The DR..
has conferred great benefit on society by the in
venlion OF this truss.
JOHN EBERLE, NJ. D.
Professor Of Theory and Practice OF Medicine in
Medical College, Ohio.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Perifocalor .fmericanP eriScopiC
S p Is @ II & O "a ESQ
mot The French Meniscus or WO1laSton's
Eughsh Periscopic,)

CtUpERT0R 30 airy other kind in use con'irue-
- It'd 10 accordance With the Philosophy OF Ns'
,ure. in the peculiar form of CONCAFO-CoN-
yEX EbLiPSiS. admirably adapted to the Or
enns 81 the SIGHT and perfectly natural to the Eye,
sTordine altogether the hest Artificial help to The
human vision ever invented.
The special attention Of all is called who arc IN
want of sneciacles 30 call and examine the above
article, as their superiority rest upon the very beet
authority.
Glasses con be furnished separate from the frnrnes
For sae only by N. ODYSSEY,
March %, 1914. Martinshurg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18

W1LI1AMaroR1. AMI Inlv oo. 1s4

WILLiAmsPoR1, (Md.) July 90. is43.
] have examined the apparatus Of DR.. Thomson
called the U1ERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed to afford relief in cases Of Prolspsus Ute.
ii, and consider il as most admirably adapted 10
answer the purpose iniendedi both from the nature
of The materials. and construction Of the machine,
snd the reasonable price at which it is offered IS
deserving the patronage of the medical Profession
NJ. a. FINLEY, Nj. D.
September 81 I843
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Nails! Naiis!!

HuST received, prime article if Cd, Sd, Cd, and
80 l0d Nails, which will sell reasonable for cash
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
r. X. Depot Jan l8
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-18
Scotch snuff.

NOR sale. prime article of Levi Garrett
H. Scotch Smut, by
WASHINGTON KRoEsEN.
Rail Road Depot, Jan. 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05

b, Ire nse Il she warm ei iaih In rts.,fal II.
tsi.h' tFiaenily the Ieae, If vascular excitement
'as h's htad every mnfnpg with ruld aier .! VINE.
! gar ai,d "aef viii be found BIZ llg I'D visible
.bf. Ltehgs Spefch.--ihe spe.eh OF lie Hon Tho
mas Ewing. oi ohie. At the WIZ ,aytln.n ,.sef,isy
morning. as Vi the abb. Il a,d "a st flo !, bss
ever been or COED fortune 10 hear IEote were ln n,
',""oi z!pU rers.ns present. and ne,er was hpfe a
fe attentive audntry. " rarretied that The dlsIin
gushea saitssaa did not ia tine 10 attend the
'i0aone' On " eonebday ii then 1850 rersps might
nave listened 10 his clear BAD tffssi,oi rpis,,n,,p.
ne speech DID Rtal god and gave Tie hs lest sats.a.-
'na Ia oil VIII htafd II.
mr.. Ewing spoke more than an hour and half. The
i'"''t'i sh'e's lie discussed Were Texas anneNation.
me lhfi, thd toe vile and the nur,, , NIB sniri of
TIE day. Never uere the merits uf rse subjects moe
iueay ana practically exhibited If the wae andirnce
au of,n iueoi"c, ". are sure that there wnud have
oeeh hurdted converts 10 Wing Doctrines made Ivy thus
S'ec aud or the sake Of that rarty ne deeply roffet
,iat such "as mot Tie csse
immediately alter Nh. Ewing d,areilied rro,n the
''' e crowd ie INT" rToression and accompanied him
20 The h"nt which Was waiting fr HIM Thee hearty
oheffs were gwen ln which must have convinced HIM
war ms s' admirable and cegcn speech had awakened
MA ueeP interest IN i'e hnsoms 81 those no
".'fe H. Louisville ,jo,r. 10 Juiy.
Burke says:-"hr shallawesi understandings the rndest
hand "a more Than equal 10 The task Of pulling down and
destroying Folly and rsge can dllapdaie more in enc
hlf' 'h'h "lsho, drlihefaon and frecast can build
~ - many efhH. ne advocates al the mob.
We administration oi justice, should I1udef on this sen
tlmeut. IpbJ ! cJ..
MADAME dc Stae in her dalineaian Of Bynauarle re-
MARKS that II was rather hrcdus. other men did mt net
upon HIM. than because he acrd upon them tina, he he
came ihrr master. This remark IL Just lie who is
superior 10 Tie Influences Ut others impnlsve han
h'ulselt aalhs oumnafd over them.- Ledger.
lie Attc Seyes enre exclaimed in the National As
semhly OF France You wish In he fee and knnv
not how 10 be just" This is applicable Ia Americans
who make excitement pretexl i,f violence and opposi
iIn 10 aulhon'y Jdotico Is ever tle nplnin5nt
Of freedom.
Dr. johnson says and he is endorsed by DR. Beal,ie-
hat man VIII npi wnte rary tales WIN can write
any ihlog better; aud he WHO write nothing better
VIII write nothing good" As nothing caraclt rizes
huercan literature Than paItry tales excepi its
paltry price, this double condemnation has wide appl
cation. II
tfi'cISm-Most oil onr critics praise most Of the
BOOKS :" e' come under their uOlice The reason may
be found IN remark of Il $500: 1T ia much salr IN
general to speak of the contents of books positively than
read"
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E.aG0N, cat, ssE7sssaNt.s, &c,
NEW DRY G0DDs ssessY.

VII S7Elsl! k'TIAiEtF!r,
'iif' ou'SrFbefs have the pleasure lu announcc /,
NE citizens q" L,ncn5hrs. and Vicinity, ina, til.
nave opened new " ;
az. 3sIl- GOODS STORE,
W" ,i"'" 0feet, one door hel1a Dr. i.ytnan's Apoih
ny oo'r' Ia the House formerly occupied by White
iardy & Irvine. The selection OF G nds ,hpv keen wi
eve satisfaction, as 10 siYle quality aud price sellno
'"' cash ney vii H satisfied win snail prlis; and
i"e'iV'ng fresh GOOD, from the Northern Cues Jurino
'ne season. they Will always keepa select assortment
A cali is respectfully ss.liciled
April % $50, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05

The Frontier JJes'-A correspnndnnt If ,Lo Nav
York Journal Of Conmer.e oive. an a,n,si,,r -,
pa Of manners and oings on the e,,, ar,,,,ar
West. The nlrndueiion OF judicial aulhrty nnd farms
into the wilderncss If Iowa some y,ars a l. lIl,,,,
y the fJlloNing STORY:
iowa Is now The nnes, frontier canot,v j.; ,,a W,
and settling up very fast .b1dge it;}.ns ,ai. -
some amusing scenes thai he v,,np...d ,,i', w.
first started Ia circuit, fYr The pnru4e -,
and holding his first c.urs an,po H. - T.,
pie In many counties They lad ~, la a. =,
erect any kid ola shelter for a cae,i -
proytsou which could be made ,sasIa -
benfaih lHe sbae ii IA large nee win son, NJ,
us bosy, iof the JUDGE Tue SAef Il uaalI a.s. eon
by mounting stump, or msuad, near =. and efgiu,,
Oh yes, Oh gfs," So, aua3nfci, 10 The " hl unv1
ai ihe coua was ien opened and lay Una all " no had
hu1h'>s To Il tend The CleIk on a blnck of vo.l
ana used shingle IN his knee Tor desk Amer the
i"a J'r5 "eT' rspanaeed, aud aratd by the Undue
they were sent IA eaie Of tae Shefa to srrc ho'A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05

ihe "lip"ing letter from Sautherh gentleman pas
sal ihfon2h tns cry, c1aans statements oi in
teftsl.-B"N .In1r.
DARNtV's liorEL, Jqy 80, lS44.
io The Editors ofMe .io,ericap.
Gentemcn-l ur,p ynn line, in passing through
Your cry. on my way 10 the North u assure yau thai
IN The Snuth, from whence have just arrived the hr
cause Is Obtaining daily mlre and srenuth-Since
the Louisiana election The Wings all excltenent-
The Tear ri harm from the Texas annexation has PASSED
away, and they thai WIS but hob ablln at last
which the iocus stole from Tyler tu fright the souls
ol their advcrsarles." II scared Wings from the
polls IN lonsIana but made Locus change to " hius
IN peof9a The L0cos still ride tins hu,by They
hosi The eXas lag al TIE summit of their Polk sal,s
o" all occasions think they viii have to dismounl
Wtee they the New York Texas Circular Of BRYANT
aud others
mel large crowds e Whgs from all paris of Geurn 10
and Some tom Sonth arona aud Alabama going To The
" NY Convention IN Madison, Geursie, which opens
10 morrow vast multitude VIII be there. The dc.n-
oeIais are tryngio rally there people to attend mass
injecting At The Indian Springs. MANY were on Their
way 10 lhe Wis., Convention, and there were number
81 ''sl'os al tie Springs, Beyond these the nunaer
vas small
Cra"iord. the san Of VIM II. Crawford Of ;lus,riou
memory Is daily gaining ground III the second Congress
snnal District IN which he is opposed by Sahorne Jones
he District has been Locofcu but the WINGS are Of
erln9 large bcs on Craw iords election Chappe the
ehe2ade, viii ne signally defeated. passed through
ms District and dad not hear Of single " hig chang
! lie VI hlg majority IL the district 500. Treason
"tli meet with rrbuke from Wings Of thls District
he Democrats still co"lcud That Polk a Tree trade
man. In conversirg with leading mantle son-n-
Jaw TT LocitJco candidate tI Cungress-he said sPuk
was with hea on the tariff but rJle his letter ia Kane
10 conclilae the tariff OF the North. lie, was Nc
doubt. correct.
Some OF the leading Democrats, when wrought M by
discussion On the subject of the larl boldly say ,hey
are IN favour OF Direct tax Tor for The General
Government / here thousands OF Southern Dsmu-
cfa's hoaTe Bank men, and some 1aTifiites. pre-
diet. hefenIe, now tha, The Democrats have given M
,tNas, that huse persons will ve,e for Clay The an
Xaiion question alone ntertred 10 keep them from
coming ont fer him when Polk and Dallas were frs.
nominated.
NJ hgs oi i'iat State will bet high On IL.
Yours truly, w. CD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05

IT, Eo,J;J,
shnn.r ,ya H. ~ f'"''f we nave mus ,a'
G,n1s,,s,,l p '",' ~, wii E''u 10 me
ths ,nnn,r, rIl ~ hs, 49, -" iaii' S''n "'
Directly a, ,.sns and ,, ,ha ,os,,, pa','s "'g
ccile The n,s,in % Wv 'e'''' VI VIC ''''o" VIII
/ If Jaf,s X piI - o,oo,ol pr,s;,oo, ,,o ,.n....
will have a Tyi6 lisr,.;n,i5,,,;, E R..s' N''"'S
= If Henry ,I,y 10 ,Ie,,,.J7 ,jjr,.si-,, 49,
viii have a y;Dig Discrimination f,y p,otecj;o,
This is The zeal natnre al ,h. Il, n; L,'. ,,o
Two parties ON his subir.t. anI - ti ,
show that IT is one Of y,tai ennsrnornr T., tho
the nation hat IFS decisinn viii MI all , 'nls
al ~, "a " -, ''N' al tne '"nusHy'
that il will give II directinn IN our Natnal r,; r
Which it wll not lie likely ever Ia M diyer,J ana ,t
nat every voter OILY hnt eyerv man ,yo,,., ,,d
in the Dr. ad Ecnouc has treat and ,n,,,a,
in the issue Ielus Ihcn nr5crd viii, rms ,,
aud ask: eN'''
| |. What i, a Ta,ig 5iscy;o,;oa,;oo cr po,,o,,.,
What is lis - i,ly I'D h, r ,i e a'''"e
which thai otI,u il Ia To ,ua,n.'7 H. ,", ",'"' y
merely Ia raise a certain aaerorr .a, ~ . ~,
from all the goods npnn vl,h dt,,s nre NM, ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05

" Pfnh 81 iiem Viii ihtrei.rr, he Discouraged ard
ebihlshsei ana, IN r' Sequence NE fereie drawn Irh
lhfh VII 10 "esfe"ssa. p IN u9'eioi ihIs iafh IS
decb lie reverse 4" MS ihef lore The intans " witch
II Is To tie a9ihe1 aus be me IeE'rse al lhs:h other
"piu-, nlh 81 ca ati'ss ~ "enhse''s pt"aate 10"
rue y amy Htr De t"Posed. OH lie 0hef tahd there
arc c'fah ai"eies u neftss.s hnfh We d9 mol pro-
ahee Ourselves, sheh Us ua c. iite, &c irn tisse az
ei's 'He ghef me ony' Tue gr"ter the rev.nne, Tor
we nus have iiish, anu cannf produce HEN. Upun
SUI -, ".'tso". h'@a cuts 's deinaided ~ The
istH "hich asffiihinaits !or krvthne."
ne 2eaefai rue " ii'fe' "hiea IS 10 g1ven the
i'P's,n'h 81 snen iShh, Is clearly and pfsclaeiy ca
P - NV, 10" 49, - ,"s tN'"c' :" "ti'f H'h tiru-
u' ~ ''' h''''s 4h'ai,hl punished III lie Journal
',.'oe'oe I" 10y IN, lS3f.--
NoJmti&h alif'e. nh'eh IS also prodaci IF he
'''''" o'"'s, sf' "a" DC s"Jei on ahey pniess the
Ia Ia ny "'e't'" ,i'"' He NINE tfo"h @tt-
ii :" ','''' 'n' eyre eid UueA m'sM be tGI-
70 Do'ap" Hey att "ot Fft""fed At lone; b" mol sa
:" - o"o"o" ""f'y"ttHT6!, OticH aie also hume
>, n. >.
~ =, !" ""a +" i"rW dse'i"'hafng Jor PfotectionY
~ Wv o"I''N :" ,P'Vf's's =" aeeon push, and
n'a 'If ',e 'ae'ns W which seeks IL attain heml
y -" '''', IN. :" t',se J'nea jdets i That
'e 'h'H states anu IN HE VafInus cohhtfies of
"' 'e",f.' arr "die u manufacture c"lds
9i'o' u' st'lif u america need; That N Europe
u ,'o'i are ifha' Naeiy h" "hie IN HE u
,'',.S '"'y are ~ comparison remarkably high: ).
Ia ;" i,'.Fe di'ai he'o' q htr Manufacturing Is
'''o'''' "ht I" Tue onl'td Hiats II Is scarce-that-
my uf iate % ihensi mlich II bears IN En-
r' !, '"" WINE N Vie tinted States II Is moh 4.
"a eau ihnrthfe be c'ntenl with
,a,r, - I ',,@p o. iha' ANN saving ma
e"heIy III Europe IS carried h greater perfection than
''.'1 'l''eS y. "lt manufactures Ia Europe
s.u "a "''ei'es ol Years the support ii irgs-
if ', are ai'fa"y powerful AMI strong, wfe III the
a,a NY ar, ylnn@ ana comparatively weak
on, Ma -. ,"', u '"'se circumstances, IL b7th
- '.''' NJ wa het on 'he same uohg, the
u ',r Chiiea states must lnevitlby be
o4 y "'ii hoop'ah rivals and thus driven from
'os business FOR g"od aud sufficient reasons. (Which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05
Ttcr.t0.

l'nE W.T. An nuaoas or PREsrrcs os the Louis
VIII isnfaa sparkle tfiaaty al the neA Of a VIM
tteoff IA lpdisfaHi Here 4 lew Hsfnni,s.
" e saN l.scul1'D eleciI Yesterday Oar fir,
ihough was thai tie pljr had lasl all his ralioss
ne neal in1aeHi The thu .bi Of the inusiana election
occurred Ia n. That accounted for tue lnonsifoa, lon.
sllude his face.
lfczng winler risbt. with the Thermometer ten dc
sfnes heia@ 2fa. would not male ssdder havoc sm,n,
- % #a'h- iHan the news lfom Louisiana has ,natr
IN ibe Iae,iuan uuhs
We should seppsse ihe' arr the dsaafrans reauli IN
lau1ana Issul,oo ahud be aa Te,ettnt Il, tain II
lexis nah would be 10 taxi of mutton aiteI bpg
caught With bis atlghb5l's sheep his Shoulder
Was there Iar'l1ea in The ely, sleeping or waking
ID" I'D not Lar IA. shaHs vi the cargte,ated VI no
lihn>ad5 on Thursday evening hen Nh. nleaaen al
laJ"d 10 he glorious Louisiana slctofy}
II We carry lhose STATES which have been conn,ed as
eetaihtf the LocOtoeos, What IN tie name al an vo,
der shall We nat do Ia the Suites Inch bay. h,,p rceL
oned certain for lhe Nhigsl
Three days bgn, # tie Ieenfacos had been called an
To say which Sale Of ali The e they considered most
IAN luf Polk and Dallas. they would. wihoet n mo.
meh' : hesitation. hive named Leusiann Ard now.
is"hsaHa, ilai MIST crrian III Their States has onne
nom INN beyond All hope Of recovery W hal wonder
that e7cty L4eppcj leader and degnn1oleue lpk, m n
man suffering viii the hight a.aIr2
Nc wofe amused, On Thursday. by remark made by
most ~otiiy aid tetimatle l.ecuucn woa acted AS our
II me nafshds III he ncdloco procession Of ss Safur
7dN evening u am said he. "a beltluI man anI
never hfsiille In bet when think am lkry 10 win
INT ntn thus Presidential election swear 'Il make no
e -. except that MI Gay cM net gel Tie poe eter Of
Irras OF toRddl."
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N<R pEUyl ssS'ss.
- a.. -,

AZ e I OST' .s.g'E E.g'DEFr,
fb'IlE SUBSCRIBER finding il necessary ths, h.
q shoud clase his present buslecss on or bfore he
hrs' day Of October next, Will COW offer To the public his
,iucho '
FE,FEsF9 EgssE9E
efdf sfcttrs. Hardware dealers arc particularly
hV't' To call aud examine his prices as the stock viii
e sod eliher in whole IN part On such terms r- ,s
1"l tai 70 give sa,siacton. Mechanics w,n doNcll Ia
sSlmina hs stuck at
roots AND F;tT1.1rNG .wkTEHrars,
which ran be bushi Al prices rrtafiy L,i,r VIA, i :,
e lolad in his market We would especially call aucn
'i"n 10 our assortment ui moolding Pines. sc.
All persaus indebted 10 Us are requested In nak,
hen' ca or ae'c the first Septenbr or our accnnnIs
bonds &c. vii be pa IN other bands CIR roler,n.
+. 5. MILLER, Agent.
Ter %No; W'LLs I r,rro.s
July = on,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-31
MIR. FRED J. Corr.
JOHN RANDoLPH'S OPINION OF HENRY
CLAY

In a speech made by Mr.. Randolph in Bucking.
ham Co., Va, during the tendency Of that fearful
struggle between the State of South Carolina and
the Federal Cover nment, when one rash and indis.
Greet act Of violence might have involved this
Country in the horrors Of u civil war. and led TO
the dismemoerment OF the Confsderscy. he said
"Gentiemen, am filled with the most gloomy
apprehe nsions for the fate o. the Union. cannot
express you how deeply am penetrated with a
sense of the danger which at this moment threat
ems it's existence. If Madison filled the Executive
Chair he might be bulied INTO some compromise
IL Monroe was in power, he might be cosxed Toto
some adjustment of this difficulty But Jackson is
obstinate, head-s,rorg. and fond Of fight. fear
matters must come to an open rupture. II so. thi,
Union is gone.
There is one man. lcont:nued Mr.. r. and
one man only cho save this Union. That
man 10 HENRY CLAY knov he has the
porer-I believe he ariH be found to haze the pat
riotism and frmness equal TO the occasion
Shortly after this, Mi. r. proceeded on through
Washington TO Phisdelphia, where in the course
Of few months he died. He arrived in the for.
m.r city after the Compounds Bill had passed -
Deeply impressed with the great and valuable ser.
vice which Mr.. Clay had just rendered the Coun
try he had himself conveyed to the Senate Cham
her, where these two brilliant rival orators and
prodisally gifted fsvorites OF Nature met for the
las, time. As MIR Clay approached to salute him,
Mr.. Randolph ssid:-
Mr.. Clay, you perceive am dying sir
am dying. but, thank God. have strength enough
yet LETT to return you my poor acknowled gements
for having saved the Union "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-31

ing the action to the word. raised the axe
as " he would strike, when 10 /! with q
loud shrek, up jumped the dead man cry.
ing. Murder. murder!" ., the top Of his
voice.
Before the proper authorities could be
reached, the r,sen prophet and the pro
phet banked put out and Aed as from q
devouring plague, much to the smusemen,
Of the sensible man. who detected their
mpositions. Since Viii CHI time no Nor.
mon finds bis way int, that region to re-
main long. Syracuse Freeman.