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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
TIE DISCUSSION ON MONDAY.

On Monday last pun uant to previous arrange
ment, the competing Candidates for Eiector IN
Ibis District, ANpkEw hunter and Henry BtD
lxsER, Esq, discussed the Tariff question before
the People of Berkrly, Mt the Court House. The
crowd was too great to DO accommodated within
the house and platform being erected on the pr
szza, the speakers took their stands, having ar
ranged that each vas TO speak an hour, reply tor
half IN hour, and rel in fur fifteen minutes.
The arguments OF both speakers were Ingenious
and seemed be quite satisfactory 10 their friends
The auditory was patient and attentive, and We
canno, but hope that the ruinous tendencies OF the
Free Trade system were made apparent TO many
Who have hitherto given their support TO the par
~ opposing the American system.
Ave ne highly pleased that Mr.. Bedinger took
the Bull by the horns, and Boldly attacked the
Protective policy-advocatin The Free Trade ~
TEN. HIS sIeat leader M. Van Buren,, would
no, have avowed such sentiments, but has o"e set
of opinions for the North, aud another for the
South, and his ~bsle time ia employed IN endea'
vssing 10 tangc the question, and render 1t So
.uy.tefious that all Democrats, by the AID OF the
Loco Foco exporters, may be made to believe
that Mr.. Van Buren's opinions are theirs We
coninrc Mr.. Bedinger, and all the exPosnders o
Loco Foco doctrines to stick to this Posl''on'-
Dom back cut, gentlemen. Don'tdet US near Z"
iudicious Tariff, which may mean any thing OF
nothing, but let the issue stand as you have made
it. The Whiss go for Protection to American
labor. The Democrats go for throwing open OIL
nor,s TO all creation, who are invited to pour II
rber agricultural products, and their msnuisc
,ures; the produce of the pauper labor OF EUROPE
to come into competition with the PRODUCTS and
manufactures OF the yeomaniy aud tho mechanics
of the United States.
Again We say. stick to the issue, aud stuh your
rha.etical theorie, down tho peoples throats u
you can. out sc fancy you viii find the body O.
the peoples Iute too cute to swallow your g'Ided
bait.
&" Ia forty (op,, wen show yau soon,
Your nuie Fox can't tool ttis Coon"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

THE PRIVATE MAIL OFFICE. lis H.
legality. I'VE mentioned yeserdty that
"a suit was going 90 ia ,hc Unied Si'tes
District Coui, against Mr.. John &. Gil
mor, Ag ut Of the american Mail Let
ter Company" IN this CITY, for an iuIrac-
rion of he General Post Office Laws on
the 9Th Of February last The case was
closed yesterday, the jury rendering a
verdict against The def ndant. The p n
atty for each iniraction OF The laws is $50.
Two more suits against Mr.. Glmour. OF
a similar character, are now penaiag.--
Baltimore American, March l2M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
THE LITTLE RED FOX.
TrxA--"Ola Dan Tucker. 4"


The moon was up end bright ss day,
The stars, the, ~Enked in their qa,-t way
When the KATE, hook Fox was chased by a Coon,
As the west wind whstird this bran-new tune--
Get out the way, yoer quite TOO lslr--
You hule Red Fox al the Empiie State.
The Fox had hoped thai the Buckeye Boys
" Guild beat of the Coon With Numbering noise
But his heart grew SD and hi. fur few "a,
As he heard while he nccupped aehu'chy yard cough,
Get out The way, &c.
Over The Inc to old prnnsyltuck.
he Fox thought bed 90 n search OF hck
Blu, The cry went up, I've dop't want you here,
And they sang there drupPs irom ms eye tear
Gel out The way, g..
So on lie vent to the old No,,h State.
With tie lofe iha, Old Rip would aysr' bis fate;
Bot uhen he got there he lost hls iad
And The Com boys sang MS he cut with wall,
Ge, out the way. Se.
The tsilIess Fox then went Tennessee,
TO beg litil, help from Old Hich
But he heard a. hs went a loud sl'nnt far Jones,
And the song, a. he senmfeled 20 save his bones,
Get out the way, &c.
Brcathless With fat and without tail.
The sight OF Coon, kio made biin qiaIl;
Tie jumped like thiet 10 cut DIRT tune,
And lie beard, white he yelled iksn heightened LOOM
G / CUT the way, Ne.
On he ped, with hmpins gait.
Aud took his way through Naiya State;
But it fllbUed him there like hue and fty,
That Terrible sound which he cJHd not ~,
Get out the why, Ne.
Weared and worn. and chased by the Coon.'
His head became bald as = shaved 'hooni
" hen Ii. renehrd Lndeawold, I've sighed 81 m IN
lueky'
For the People all siog, as they shout Kentucky
Get out tie way, &c.
So the Fox lay down, and his voice got wheezy,
His face grew ralt, and his stomach uneasy;
He he aved, he kicked and he cried am lost.
Aud the nigl wind moaued as he gaveu the ghost,
The little Red Fox is quite unlncky.
For the People ore going for OH Kentucky.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

The AMERICAN TRAcr SOCIETY have
recently RENTED $1,000 Tor tract oper"'
tons among the Arm mans in Turkey;
$1,000 for Ceylon; $1,000 for The Genef'
al Assembly's mission in Norlhera lnd'a;
$1,000 for the mission OF the Board OF
Commissioners in China; $500 for the
mission of the American Baptist Board IN
China; and 5000 for Belgium. Ii is hop
ed that the IberaIity of the Churches viii
enable the society TO increase the total
foreign operations to al least S25 ,00o,
before April 10, when the socitty's year
ends.--.E. Y. Com Adc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

FRrGHrFUL SCENE WITH LEOPARD
HERR DRIEsBACH.-This gentleman, who
is well known here and elsewhere loi his
wonderful success in tanning ferocious
wild beasts, has fallen into trouble by an
untoward accident. On Friday afternoon
Ibis benefit at the Circus being fixt d for
that night-he passed through the str eels
in a barouche aud six, having one Of his
Ieopards on his LAP. The Circus patty,
including Drlesbach and lis leopard,
alightcd at the Fountain Inn, Light street.,
and as they came out, Mr.. ID. having the
leopard in his arms, small boy was foic.
ed by the crowd against him. The Loop
ard instantly seized the boy by the che k
with one Of his claws, and in twinking
had the boys h. ad in his mouth. WIZ"
great presence of mind Driesbach forced
his hand and arm into the ANNA s throat,
and finally, although with great difficulty,
and after being BADLY bitten, effected the
boys rescue from his fearful snd perilous
position. On the same evening the faith.
err of The boy caus' d Drisbach to be arrest
I'd, and on Saturday the case was h, ard
b, fore one oil the Cry Magistrates, who
decided tina, bail should not be taken I'M
I'll the character of tie wounds received
by the boy could be more clearly ascer-
tained.
We learn that Driesbach was admitted
10 bail on Saturday evening, il appearing
that his wounds were Of more serious
character than those received by the boy.
baltimore American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

TnE NEw CABINET APPOINTMENTS, -
The report relative to the aPFo ntment of
Mr.. CALnouN as Secretary oil Safe, mcn.
toned Yesterday, was correct. The Hoe.
JonN c. Calhoun, Of South Carolina,
WIS on Wcdn sday nomlnatt t. The Sen
ave by rha President OF the UGlted States
to fl ths olfice al Secretary 0t stat, ami
heflic the Senote liouroei for The day.
The nomination was UNANIMOUSLY confirm
e1.--.4lr. Gaz.
The Globe says:--"It has been rnmor-
ed that the Hon. JeIIN y MASON, late a
member of Congress, nat now Uuitfd
States Judge in the eastern district OF VH-
gua, has been nominated as Secretary
"f the Navy. We are authorised to say
that no nomination for Secretary Of the
Navy, has gone to the Senate; but never
theless, we think il quite probable that
Mr.. Mason Nill be nominal d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

LOUISIANA Wing State Conveu.
veutlon assembled at New Orleans on the
22c. A ticket of Electors for President
and Vice President was agreed upon.--
Thirty delegates we're appointed to tho
Baltimore Convention, who were instruct.
ed to vote for Henry Clay us the first.
last and only choice" Of the Wings Of
LouIsianl for the Presidency.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

MARYLAND LEGISLATURES - ADJoURS-
nENr.-The Maryland Legislature con-
tinurd rs session until a very late hour on
Saturday night aud then adjourned sine die.
II will be seen from the letter OF our
correspondent that the bill for the sale Of
the Stats interest in all the works 0f In.
terna Improvement, has passed the House
Of Delegates. Al efforts 10 amend the
bin so MS 20 provide for the completion of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the
waiver Of the States Mems on that work,
proved ineffec,usl. The Senate, how
ever, rejected the bill, en- account of its
anomalous character and the lnsuiliciency
Of time for its Consideration.
A resolution providing for the holding
of an extra S sson on the LIST June, was
REJECTED by vote of 46 to %, Baltimore
.fmaicnn, ..Murch ! In.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

NICHOLAS BrDDLE, ESQ. tied on Tues
day morning, the 2SJh ult,, at his country
residence ia Andalusla, on the Delaware,
after sickness marked by exc sslve pain,
burne with manly consistency as long as II
was borne, aud yielded TO at length with
out repning.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
WIG ELECTORAL TICKET.

|. ROBERT II. WHITFIELD, Of i.ls of Wight.
2. JOHN T.. SHE'LL. Of Brunswick.
3. HENRY z. IRVING. of Cumberland.
4. JOSEPH K IRVING. Of Amherst.
s. GEO. II GGLMER, &C Put'ylvena.
6. VALENTINE w. SOU rHALL, of Albemarle'
z. JOHN JANNEY, OF Loudoun.
.. EDWARD Z. TAYLOE, Of King George.
0. RALEIGH T. DANIEL Of Richmond.
10. MOREAU BOWERS, of William sburg.
II. ANDREW HUNTER, Of Jefferson.
Il. A. "A. 81. STUART. Of Augusta
- WIN BALLARD PRESTON, of Montgomery
IA. ANDREW 5 FULTON, of Wsthe
Is. ALLEN T. CAPERTOH. OF Monroe.
1G AUGUSTINE J. SMITH, Of Harrison.
II. JAMES NJ. STEPHENSON, Of Tyler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
THAT sAME oLD COON.

Our readers nrc referred to the neat rgrawog IN
another column Of days paper, under the cap
,ion Of That Same Old Coon.' 1t was losgned
and engraved expressly for the Gazette, IheCoon,
the reader win perceive, ia holiiag the Cons''tu.
ton in is left paw, and with its right paw IS roll
ing the Ball, FOR Old Kentucky" after the Fox,
Who ia cutting dir," with 'be Purse and Sword
IN his mouth
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

MAssACHusETT Wing State Con-
veutIon was held n Boston on The 2lst
ut., and was addressed by Messrs. Lev
ereu Sal,install, Myson, Lawrence, and
Mr.. Durmont. II,nry Clay AMI John
DAVIS were nominated as President ana
Vice Presi lent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
SUMMATION OF PRINCIPLES.

A sound National Currency, regulated by the will
and authority Of the Nation
An adequate Revenue, with fair Proteef'o" to
American Ldustry.
lust restraints on the Executive power, embracing
a further restriction the exercise OF tho Veto,
A faithful administration of the public domain, with
an equitable di'friontion OF the proceeds Of the
.ales Of 1t among all the States.
An honest and economical administration Of the
General Government. leaving public officers per-
feet f. eedom Of thought and Of the right of suf-
frage: but with suitable restraiDsts sgainst i'm
proper interference in elections.
An amend ment to the Constitution. limiting ih- in
eumbens Of the Presidential Office to a Single
Term
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

'll IS truly gratifying 10 see large ma.
Jmity OF our young men tax NJ the right
side IN al party questions. Al least itnf
out Of five Of the young voters cast their
ballots 10 favor Of llrNRy Clay and sound
republican prnciI $. This is as il should
be. The hb' rtrs of the country cannot
be subveft d so long as the young men
,emain uncorrupted. - Broome ~. W
Republican.
RlMaRKs By THE ALBANY EVENING
JouRNAL.--Ih us speaks The Bro me r.
publican ~ n ference TO the signal triumph
achieved by our friends IN tn county at
the recent iown elections. The fact sta.
ted about the political predictions OF the
young mcn is a mos; gratifying one, and
as significant as il is most gratifying
We believe with the Republican That fuil
four flihs of the young men Of the State
are tired, devoted, aroent Wings. And
who shall doub. the success OF cause
which thus commends Itself to tie favor,
and enlis:s the active and z-l us ex,r-
tons of the young men!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

VrRMoNr.-The Wings of Vermont
held conventions on the 22d of February
in almost every town, and organ zed Clay
Clubs. The Green Mounia Boys are up
and doing, and no mistake. The spirit
of 1910 IS reviving amongst The people Of
the Green Hills.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

Ono. - Mordecai Barley hes been
nominated, by the Wing State Conven.
ton, winch assembled a. Columbus on the
22d uIt. as their candidate for Governor
Of this State,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

PENNsyLvANIA.--At Whiy State
Convention for this State, hell at Harris.
burg this week, Gen. JOSEPH MAR.
KLE was nominated as h- candidate OF
the Wigs for the Office Of Governor a,
the ensuing election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
WING NOMINAL I0N s.
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Col. JACOB MYERS.
JEFFERSON.
SENATE.
JOHN s. GALLAHER.
ASSEMBLY.
wIILILM r. TURNER.
BENJAMIN r. TOWN ER.
MORGAN.
ASSEMBLY.
JOHN O'FERRALL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

Mr.. WISE has written a farewell to his
constituents, in which he cXharls them 20
pay their debts and educate heir children,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

S. TEACKLE WALLIS,
LEVI JAMES,
A. S. GATCHELL,
Il. II. BROOKE,
JOHN BUCK,
JOHN N. WELLINGTON,
CHARLES WEBB. JR.
HORATIO l.. WlIITRlDGE,
]. s. NICHOLAS,
j. h. STREETS,
WILLIAM S. BROWNING,
CHARLES II PITTS,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
JOHN B. DALLAM,
THOMAS SEWELL, in.
Baltimore, March OH, 1874.
0E-WhIg editors throue bout the Unior
are desired to publish the above.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

The Gobe complains that the Wings,
in ,lecting Mr.. Clay, vii sing and dancei
lis good to be merry as Will as rise. -
Why not sing and dance? Better do That
ihan to seold, aud fret ard call hard
names, AMI be N bad humor !-,4ieT,
Go=e8c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

% The Hon. G w, spMSERs will please &C.
ccPs oer thanks for .updry documents seri US
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
That same Old Coon!

jNDrR rHg ADoyr CARTON Will Be HsRALpED
fuRrH THE wk1KLf rRoGskss " rug SAYINGS
AND DiNos ~ THAI SAME oip coos = rNTg
us tBoLts" THg "LITTLg FIX ~ tsst
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
CHARLrsrowN, Feb. %, 1874.
THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES.

We copy from the New York Tribune
the annexed statements respecting the
changes that will occur in this body in
1916 and lS47-and trust thai in every
State, where Senators are to be elected
by the Legislature. Of which the memb' RS
shall be chosen this year, the most stten.
uous efforts will be made to ensure Wing
mnjoriiies.
Connecticut leads eff, in these elections,
and the place of a valuable Wing Senator
will become vacant next March. LIT
her true heated Wing sons bear this con-
stantly in mind, end lreI are for the cleo
lion accordingly. We must take care
that President Clay shall have Senate
Of his own political principles.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. -
The election t. the u. S. Senate Of the
Honorable Henry Johnson (Whjg) from
the State Of Louisiana, in place OF hon
Alexander Porter, {WhIg) deceased, en-
ables us to present the fol owing accui ate
and complete list Of the members of the
Senate. This body consists al present Of
30 Wings and % Loco Focos, as follows ::
IT SENATORS whose terms erpire an
I945
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

The BIC GUN...-The big Gun" which
exploded on bord the steamship prlnceton
was fifteen feet long. She weighed ten
tons, her bore was twelve inches, and the
ball discharged from Il weighed .wo hum
bred and thirty pounds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

II secure majority in the Senai-
WHEN Mr.. Clay comes in as President. in
March, ls45, as only 10 Wings then hold
over, it wri be- seen that the Wings mast
carry a majority in the Legislatures of
10 States, WHICH will give them 70 Sena-
tors, (ncluding those who hold over and
leave party questions to be settled by the
east ng vole Of tie Vice Pres dent. The
Locoiocos have al eady gained " o States
from US, viz: Mississippi and Mic, igan,
and will confidently expect TO carry New
York by their present large majority in
the State 81 nate, which viii probably
control the joint btiIot in the Legislature,
unless we carry the city next fall, as we
must, On the other hand, the Wings
have chances to gain Senators 10 Maine,
Ohio and Pennsylvania. We urge upon
our friends IN all OF the States where the
U. S. Senators are to be elected this y, ar
and next, to strain every nerve to carry
their Legislatures N y. american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
w HIGs--l3.

Vermont Samuel S. Phelps.
Massschus, Us Rufus Choa.e.
Rhode Island John B. Francis.
Crnnec,icu,--J. w. Huntington.
New York-Nat. P. Tallmsdge.
New Jersey--Wm. l.. Devton.
Delawafe--Rlchard II. Bayard.
MARYLAND VIM. d. Merrick.
Virpinia--W c. Rives.
Mississippi--John Henderson.
Ternessec--Eph. II. Foster.
Indi,na--AlbtrtS S. White.
Michigan--Augus S. Port r.
Loco Focos--4.
Maine-John Fairfield.
PEI yvsnia- Dsnel Sturgeon.
Ohio b. jamn Tapppn.
Missourl-Thos n. Benton.
IS SENATORS whose terms expire n'47,
WHIGS-l2.
Maine George Evans.
Massachusetts lisa C e. Bates.
Rhode Island James F. Simmons.
New Jersey-Jacob W. Miller.
Virginia--M S. Archer.
Norm Carolina w. P. Mangum.
Georgta-John NJ. Berien.
Louisiana Alexander Barrow.
Tennt ssee-Spencer Jarnsein.
Ken,ucky-Jus. II. forehead.
Mlchigan-Wm. Woodbridge.
Loco Focos-6.
New IJempshire- Levi Woodbury..
South Carolina ID lnie, E. Huger.
Alabama VIM. r. King.
NJ ssissppi Robert j. Walker.
Illinois James Semple.
Arksnsas-Wm. S. Fulton.
IT SENATORS whose terms expire in '49.
WINGS
Vermont--Wiliam Upham.
Maryls A. Pearce.
LouIsians-Henry johnson.
Kentu,ky-J. J. Crntrnd,n.
Loco Focos--l3.
New Hampshire--Chas. G. A,herton.
Connecucu,--John NJ. Niles.
New York -Shas Wright.
P,nnsylvania James Buchanan.
N. Carolina-W II. Haywood, Jr.
S. Carolina Gorge McDuifie.
Georgia-W. II. Colqunt.
Alabama--Auther P. Bogby.
William Alien.
Indapna-E. II. flanagan.
lllnoIs--Sldney Breese.
Missouri-'D. r. Atcheson.
A,ksnsas-A III. Sewer.
Appointed by the Governor, but will
probably be elected by the Legislature. il
not, some other Loco will be chosen.
Reconciliation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

Ol tlWe, al suustuiAid' i1t dSu'cs, anu
adopts only those which seem to cost no.
thing, but are absolutely no: wol tn the
parchment on whc they are enrolled. !
90 for short sessions which are rendered
50 by attention f business; and for speech
es VII CHI employ no more words than ave
necessary 10 convey PLAN common seuse
IDEAS to the ears Of plain men.
la local sAails, my agency, if elected
to the honorable trust proposed for mr.,
can necessar iy be bnl small, amid the
conflicting interests arising for consdera-
ton. The Senate rs hnt reriSory body ,
and can originate nothing, yet thu advsn-
tage Of some expe fence IN legislation
might not be deemed an objection. Hum
bly, as estimate my capacity Tor useful.
ness, | may nevertheless claim what my
Odvcrsarigs coneede to me, some ogre
Of vigilance, perseverance, and fidelity,
IN the prosecution of interests entrusted 10
my care.
address this brief Card to the people
OF the district, in advance OF my personal
appearance among them, because have
been detained from the canvass longer
than expected, by the demands Of public
duty; and because neither my general
health nor my private business will allow
me The opportunity Of making personal
calls on all the voters. rely, TOO, but
tie on my skill in that sort of election
eering, but mus. trust to the calm and
deliberate judgment OF community who
wl doubtless dealoui to me such meas
ure of justice and hb,ralty as they shall
deem me eutlled to at their hands, and
such as may be demanded by the higher
Obligations Of taking care Of their own
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MIR DAY boot maker, No e. Hillary street, Byookyn
M suffered greatly for eighteen month, with e1Gaciatiou, DE
bility sickness Of the stomach loss of appetite shooting
The bowels stomach nesleced kind Of food
except He had attended BY scans and
for two months By the professors of ths Unvety and MI
purpose
On reading 1r shernans socs descriptive of the syrtom'
Of he thought they his he purchased bon
Of sherman. Worm Lozengc. few Door trcught away,
Judged abouttwo quarts Of and ..rsy cured h
multitude 81 similar might be Esnssoned where chill
den adults had suffered III i-A ssa worms ard no
thing gave relief bur Shernan's LoEecsss.
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Whoopina Cough and Con-
Sumption all cared Shea.ns Cough Loxepges
thar other known remedy They e.a. tie tickling in
few seconds and enable thoss A3iesea with the mos.
harrassing coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. DR.
Dunbar Rev Mr. Dc Forest Rev. Dr. hundreds
thousands attest to their happy Others the
efficacy Of Shennans Couab Iorrages. for headache,
palptitiOn, Owness Of Spirits sickness AID sstude
from bodily lneta for the wonderful proper
ties Of Sherm:ns Poor Mans Plaster which but 2X
cents and warranted for heuSassm and umbaso,
Weakness in the breast aide baoi part of the
body Ask for Sheran Poor aus Plaster and that h,s
name and hi. fac .me with erection, for the back
cold cy unprncp!ed drugs,s Ksmnabcr 70 gee Shcrnan.
czenRenges And Pasters and will
be deceived.
Hudson q cor S 1898 Bowery Spring. II East Broad
Market 8 William ST. no. avs 4ss and TUi Broad
way In Brooklyn. Mrs Hays Fulton, and Mountains
Drug store $50 Fulton Simson Prospect Jackson
10 Jersey City, Randall, Grocer In Newark Trippe
and David Bryson Philadelphia-Zcbc Goa Ledger Build
Issa~ww Hall a7o re-