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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
THE FoLrT1cAr. CANVASS IN

The political canvass in Virginia is progressing
with considerable ssfnsstness, and we wish most
sincerely We could say in spirit Of enlarged and
enlis hsened patriotism. But cannot speak Of
the canvass 10 many portions Of the State, and IN
many hitherto true and tfussy Counties, in any
other than feelings Of disgust and sorrow. We
have never witnessed so much Gttleness Of feeling
display ed before. Little petty aad unworthy jes-
ousies seem even where to be spanging uP--a
disposition 10 manifested TO suspect every move
made by political ally as frspgb, with treason,
and intention to destroy and mar the preten.ions
Of some vain glorious pretender who lives upon
the soft sosp Of political seavengers and cli4ues
who seek to bow down public sentiment to their
wise DEGREES and wishes. We see splits in the
Wing ranks in seversl Counties where know
ell ought to be union and harmony. unless The as
pirants wish disastrous and certain defeat to the
party. The city of Riehmond--the Gibraltar of
Whiggery in the Sts,e-instesd of setting bright
and glorious example to the Counties, has at this
moment raging in her very midst, most disgrace
ful feud. Brother seems to have turned against
brother, and the bresch is widening every day
Now, who is to be the gamer by this QUARREL
Certainly mott Wing party. Wing viii doubt
less be elected 10 the House OF Delegates from the
city-bu it is not so certain that Mr.. Bolts viii be
elected to Congress. The Richmond Star (neu-
trail gives description Of meeting on the Hust-
ngs between MIR. Lyons and Mr.. Brooke, which
- -. "A k,,t G.
ings of good Wing. Mr.. Lyons there declared
emphatiesly and positively that he would not cote
for Mr.. Bolts bat be did not speak for has risnds
but said if they did not vote for Bolts, it would
be Mr.. Brooke's fault. We admire James Lyons
we know him only by character and through his
talents--we make no objection to his being an ad
vocste of Texas annexation, hut do not like his
refusal to for Bolts, the nominee Of the large
majority of his party in the Richmond Congress-
ional District, and particularly at this time when
the Wings are seeking to redeem the District from
Loco Focoi.m. We have been accustomed to look
for better things from Richmond, and we hope yet
before the day of trial. they will lay aside this lit
aeness of feeling, and act and patriots ought
to do. We have sought in vain to learn from the
Wing press at Richmond the reasons of this most
csuseless and injurious feud, but our efforts have
been unavailing. Ambition and Jealousy combined
often serve to upset the wisest heads--sucb we
fear is the case in Richmond. Augusta, and many
other places that we could mention. We wish We
could see all of the Wing Counties In the State,
lighting as steadily as "Od Berkeley"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN.

On Monday, the 9TH inst, the election for seven
Trustees Of the town Of Martinsburg, To serve for
the ensuing two years. resulted in tho reelection
of the old Board. SEAMAN GARARp, PETER
GARDsER, ANTHONY S. CHAMBERS, PATRICK
CusslssHAm. JoHs o. SNYDER, JONI S. HAIR
RisoS, and WAsHISsTos KRvEsES are therefore
again installed the regulators Of the town. We
hope the Trustees may have il in their power to do
much for the improvement, comfort and good order
of :he town. Let the taxpayers square up. and
we will undervrite the Trustees for faithful dis
charge Of their duties. We hope to see new and
substantial Cistern in the neighborhood Of the
Clerks Office and new Methodist Chureh--.thst's
ell we have to say now.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
HAMPSHIRE.

MIR. PAscAkE, OF Hampshire County we learn
from the Romney Intelligencer, declines the nomi.
alton as candidate for the Legislature. Capt.
GEORGE LEPs has consented to run in the place oil
Mr.. p The ticket is now complete-'HElsxELI
and LEPs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
DLED,

On the Sd inst, in thi. place. Mrs. MARY 'eA
SON. formerly o. Baltimore, aged about % yse1'
At her residence in thi. County. on the NO MS
after a lingering illness. Mrs, HAssAH VAsssIS,
relict ofthe late Adm. vanmetre, aged sbest 'Ss
At Washington City, on the 3oih W.. ".
CHARLEs NJ. HEsLLTlsE, printer, 10 'As 'e'' w.
Of his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10

ROMAN CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED
sTArEs.-The Metropolition Almanac
gives summary of the Catholic Church
in tho United States, from which we col.
lect the following: There are Diocesses,
81 Bishops, %; Churches 675; other
Stations, 500; Clergymen on Missions,
572; Clergymen otherwise employ ed,
1877; Ecclesiastical Institutions, %; Gle
rical Students, gao; Literary Institutions
for young men, %; Female Religious
Institutions, 40; Female Academies, 63;
Charitable Institutions, "a; Population,
sll.S00.
To show the progress O. the Catholics,
the following comparative statistics are
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
GEORGETOWN MARKET z
Advocate Office, April 7. )

FLouR--.Is at fair demand at s4,25 to sa'Si ~
as In quality.
wHEAr.--.No change in price since last quo'''
ton. say 90 to 80 cts per bus. for best reds
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
The Gazette.
MARTINSBURG. APRIL 10, ls45.

GOV. ID. Palmer is appointed Agent Of The
Gazette for The purpose Of procuring and forwarding
advertisements intended for insertion and sIso for
the collection Of Subscriptions. He has Ofiees 10
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10

IHE TEXAS QUEsTIoN.-The following
from the True Sun, is the wittiest thing
that has been said on either side of this
questions:
Well be it sober people are our kin:
Wen take her. with her debt. her homes. her
alters;
As the defaulters took the Union In.
Why not the Union take in the defaalters7
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10

The Nashville Union says that Mr..
Polk will no, be candidate for re-elec-
ton 10 the Presidency.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
9pnnA Tlcrlta.

GS tpar i'm Sabr 1911.
Die STRIDE ct. 2ntonlus at Yalencia mar aebrdnat
pol 2lnrad9er tpetde anf cen &nieen la9en uuo lbr
Sebet gum Soinm,el Ianoten.
Inter Der WeafIe Der Sfneenben ftano tur ei Manu
aufredbt.
,,Oieler Oeanu bieB Sudet, mar W1arlttaQ ppu
Sranfreib uno Sefebl6haber Der 9lrulee IN Spauen.
gor ibt1 in etnem SubIe lag Elm MdDdben auf ben
Snteen uno fd9len etfrt9 81 beten Der General mar
iber Die Sd)onbeit oeo Waoo,en5 70 en,udt, oaB er
gan, bic Soe9fet oes Srtes, tpeldem er lld beano
per9aB, uno ibr eiebesblife ,uparf ,Dies lit oaS
fdonlte id9warSdu9ise Maohen Salencia's,' mlrmel-
e er flr c, uno es folte .uas es pole, Ie mus mh
lieben.''
slus ben, Stub!e Der Sd6nen trat en ates gEeib
uno uber9ab benz Warltau Elm NIT Sletift eeld,rebe-
mes gtet @r ourbas es baittg Nlan bat i'm oaril1,
Nh beute Sbeno prdclle sebn llbr al etnen, III oeu,
Shretben ndher beSet)neten Srte einsuftnben
Der Warfbaa rieb d) boberfreut u6er Die oermeiut-
lbe QSirfun9 einer eiebesbltde, bic dnbe uno faup
ild am Abeno CUR beltinmen 3eit an ben bm besed)-
11eten Srte en.
Gs mar nod 9iiemanb oa. Suebet 9ine fc,cu eliqe
3eit Ihwe9eno uno benz 9lus9an9 oteles Qbentbeuers
ent9e9enlebeno, au no ab, ais auf einma Nuetrit-
re oernabnr. @r orebte m unb erblifte eine llau-
fe, nit enenl Sd)leter oerbnlte @eltalt Dor tlrh.
,Seo Sbr," fra9te bic @efalt nit elmer saren ralt
enltime, oer Wann, peer ourd eli, altes QBetb auf
bente 9lbeno bieber beifeQt wnrbe 2
,Gidbt einem alten QSetbe, ionbern Der 9uforoerna
eines fleinen Saetts, aus ben 6ineem elmer aaereb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
Ser 1Srauen 9lDootat.
@6eli pom 0eracnstron.

S6elj ccn orr5chetrpH
Nun fonH Idle nirAmcmehr cnttanN "ub "ne srtras II,
9as man bic Sraucn itsts prrl@moh
ltuo re Die u,citfcn unt'rcr ar9rn prrrcn la9En,
&te untcr uni re lcttt 0Dt
Gut 1T Die Srou ,uno rLlt tt tt in iDrtm >Eben'
6at QnIaB tbr gents Elm NlHnI paju 3e9etcn
Der oN1nncr sr66tc &unf III, Iter GBrtber tlH9en,
@t ralicn fcS cpn ttCb bic e ebuIr,
Or6 trat Gin Qatit Der Wanncr bw"bet ~ ertr"9n'
QPrDl mrbr ais bmn,itt Qrruls.
G5m iit rle Srou, urr wonfrt tic sud- te i'm stten,
oat AniuG br 9erpiB Gin N1nn ptSu 9c9sbtn.
GRirp' aud bic 9raunic trtulrs liA pcrstbcn,
J61n, t fc auh felt rcm Watttn an,
QS1rp' rcn Au3entltt orb Ubnel crrdbtn,
2Br CT lie thl"u ttrn9tn tAnn;
9'rum tAS it i1lt, trDt je re 6rau in tbrem $ter,
Sat B4n} 9cni5 ser .NAnn .. Btlriel iDr 9t5tben
lfnb ptn Jla6tAr audi 9ladtars 8attin r1btts
Jimmt lie rem tremrsn QBeDruleb
@5p bic 6rau inner c1e 2crfnbrtc,
Oph rtr SertnDrtr MAR Gin Wdnn.
Gut lit tie ,rau unc ftblt tic je iDrem ssten,
.6~t Gle U.e3enbtit pHiu 9rm = en damn Ueoeetn.
nas 2aet (ea ltetcuca itb ,u zen 0atten nsi3en,
Grd) CT p.rf ta UNI trttt ieln,
1tnb mil nud9 tctncr AIT CT Slcte lbr tettu4en,
05citbiept's curd Gitrrtud A.Ie,n.
8 yrNucn ~Br perraucrt &utr tdbncS Setcr,
Z nb lit f"6 ar-tte st'e G"o5 VT Gin D1""n ,sssbtn
Gin e'ed, Der fein @eb6r lei elmer Gddnsn f"ptt,
S5cs1lt lie AcfnDurs nrit unp trcit,
Srh lctYt ids nur, wrnn man cs rccbt er3rnnbtt,
Gr >par cin Jarr,-te ocebtrt!
9'run, ,ebm1lt rer Olann auf t5rAuen je i'm >tten,
OIuS jercr Nlu9e Dn liz Sor"us tlnrctbt Stbtn.
9leusierta ntru ic, rie 9rttn ormcn SrAucH,
QEenn tic es lnr, 8ctttitpts init Nrbt
9enn mirocn tnrlu IS tic cen frn:n 0rrrcn traucn,
@s tfuno' es mrtlib mn lie fhlCht
Tim 10 mug ourob unttr 9anjcs trhcn
0In lseitern Jtbt ten Ol1nHern unre3t StEen
8thm1t1 1T rie Sran. 10 scbt bic ar9e Jeec,
Srh lcst Die Sctutp aub bier MAnn
11eit-atnut tic au.h nur tiue ManJel-Itbcr tte
3rn SruD ts Ateuo rettn tann
9rum fdg' ids rei, w1Bt ie Die Srau In tbrrm Stetn,
oat ihr osn Stiff Se@B Der Ola"n ale1n Sesttcn
9as GEett III cittl, unh SDr matht 8ertre6en
Gem autsm Sroltn, 6th<n o'rAus,
0p mctt trH!t le frlpnt Slrsn e5'nen Sfm1bcn,
SDr ScDt ja iclttt arts Aft re aus
0tnn nuret Spr rem >arrctcn ntbt ben Srriua srhen
e5ic rptren mt9r nab et, us bios na9 tijen lfrsbrn
itnr tur,- i6 hin rem Damn D6blt ie,pcstn,
Gn aAter Nraucns Arrftat,
QHct ieter tnr tic crtipacn,
Oas Stttn ndts mcbr ,SrcDc5 bat
ttnc ttrandben lc aud )e in ibtcm $ttn,
J6at WnlaB sans scpb Gin Dunn ra,u Scsctcn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
Jreo9, ben L 7nn Jaruar 1915,

Otltpten ele @etorte bon meinen Splooten mitoeben
00nllt o!e Nauber Sud- niht ilberfauen''
AR Spnnlerm tel benz O2arlctaQ III Tisen uuo
."t'tue t 1Hlen Aont, toem Ie ein flenes Reoailon
~" uselt Pprta't Neroor5og uno e6 ihm i6crretdte.
Ike Ge. W. WY 0'"''0s "0Ps'-
ger M1rdal nohn, uno betrocttete eS beim bel(rn
SUelne cee Wtrroe6, er las inter Dem Vcrtroit G1p
lfo' "@s be9lelet MIDI burb metn oan,es QebeU p
iltef Ger Woricbou. >>'>"
Cine Stunce lpdter tefanben T4 hip Q;otsr,s,, ,o,
iW" i Ps'Ben Se9en6tpunifen ces WorltQlls uuo ZEN
TStErT"'ohnn9en oe6 am ancern Mproen ermahenbeu
Gater6 Nlcttta7 nuf Der SGuht.
9Ran itrieb 1885
Sn ietnem SNauIe su MarieQe foB in, Qepclterteu
Igetnutle Der Word]oQ Suthet hub 1hrieb an ieiuen
IWemriren.
Sein Dtencr trot etn uuo n,cGocte, ooG tent Nerrn
Iy5@rlhou ene Nume 9tamens 8lortta III prccen piius
IIhP.
Sudfet parf bic Seber fort unb nit ener 9e6eubio.
Felt wecbe NIT ielnem 9cr tro fetuen peisen N1aren
M 9Soeriprnde ftano, ee er bnaus, uu1 bic Tremoe
IIebGt III beriQfcmmen.
,Setcn Ste mir tauieubmal 9c9riiet, Gionprn ''
Iref Sutet, lid bin erannt, Gle 1hcn tcute bier ,u
Ilehcn, Htrem Srefe nad1 tpcOen gie er Die ndd5ite
YEcdhe etntrefter1."
Sang redt S,crr MorfhaG, 70 por e5 audi BON mir
betmmt ober oa io trd in paris nidts ;uriif,ulo1
ZEN hube, ais Die BORT be9rabene 9ece meiucs @emab6
10 oranQte e6 MIDI, beie wite uno ldrnleuoe Start ie
cher ie lieber Al oerloiien.
,,0oruu hoten sic rebt 9ethon, Iebe Gjeneralin
idh rene midi, sic bier mchl uno munter bel mir at f.
ben. QIlr nerbeu un6 nun WOhl nt cher trenne all
bis Der SOB audi MIDI beioeiclen miro bener1, bic nil
ocrau9nQen uuo ouf bic 9roee Socerfdau warteu me[
Gle ocrcint Eorcecn mieocr Gter uns halten wirb''
,0tnr feline SooeeQeconfen, Nerr WorGdon tpcnl
td fci @ud bin, mnBt Shr INNER better ein, td fan,
e6 ntd)t letcn, caB Der &rinoer metnes qr6Bten Gd
trour0 1T, oenn t1r Ganf6arfet 9eqen @ud, bat mid
beipcgen, pteber Su @nd 5u ,iehen unb bamit gurem
mir 70 oft 1T Gnren 8refeH mitgetbetlten lGunde 81
IGeniAen."
,,Str eio einmal bier" ia9te eudet lddelnc, ,tnt
cibr fct MIDI audi ME pecer oerloeu. cbenio lpe ee
Gner lctrat ntd1t 9cthan tot' @r Scg cas MebaiQon
aus ieInen 8uien nno le9te es ant ben GtI. G5 mar
men 9lmulet ia9te er, es NIT 9tntruna betrad,teuo
Warche Gu9el bat MIDI umfauit, aber fee fcnntc Die
Ste0e 1neen> mo @uer Bib hn9 es bin9 auf meinem
I-Ner3en."
Sin Sohr fpdter torb Der Nearicholl Suhet unb T(p-
rita, Die Q8itwe bes fran3bGden Generals Nrubclcr-
Or, meld,er Ger Schn res tfaufmanne5 lit 8aIenco
mar, orildte Ib,n Die Slucen ,u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
Vute llnO iCb[ed,te 9Stbe-

G6 mar Tacht Die Sterne parcn III eiuen bunfe(u
Sheler 9ehnllt - eln bltere5 @etpbf biua tber Der
erie ebhafte Sllte ourdjudten Die 9uft uno ihleu
Ioersn bre tert9en SeWelfe in cas 9neetht oes inl
|mel5 = lbperer Donner lrlte tumpf turd, cas ae-
mDlbe Slrmament-ote @lentente iparen in ni(cer He
me9nn9; Der Stlrm brittle III Der Cuff uno ituuerlic
rauihten Die 9Gloe ce5 SotmmeIS-0a0elforne praE
elteh 9letb etnem Stenre9en hera6-furchtbar ROTTEN
cte eere5Do9en 9c9en oa5 Tel19e lfer uuo bds QEaI
er iturSte III md1tl9en Stromen BON benz unQeteuren
0cotr4e = fur6Hn e6 mar eiue lber o0e Eeldhrebuno
ld1redlttte 9tad]t uno 2opphu5 eecpplO lprano bon
lel1ent wager = 9tatbe auf iener Strn uno Mono in
Ielnenl Ner6en an9ebrebeu> nit Dem Wproirifrume1-
te. = Der Sturm tpurbe INNER hcftQer uno oas g(i-
gen brtlllanter - Der Conner totte NIT oerbcppeer
Rraft-oer QSno faulte nit erreuerter Mutb.- niele
furNtbare Scrmtrrun3 Der Jtutur mar qeidarti, nit
benz lniern 3ultanO ielncr Scee uno Der lfirnIcbeu
eeoentaft, Die iii eiem Sulen bauite-er IthpB Iein
O3crotnrumert nit elnem frampfhaften Drrcfe felfer
iii bic Soano uno et1 bdmontlce6 QGceln preste fenp
gppen SuIalnmet- er fnirftte init ben 3dtnen, erbpb
ctne 9rme, iprang NIT ei nem triumphirenben Sdrei
aut 1eln Spter uno teotee enen-N-E-o-b -!
Gin Spa B.-Sor eineen Saoeu tpurten III 9Poi
ne, gSeonln, itpetla9l ncbff bret Rcs
tablern bon Mih9au iptber lSiuea Qelonoet. 9lls T
nanlltb Der Sohconer Wtnt in benz NluB Galunro,cc
IN Wd1l9an befano, wollte Elm &onitater eiueu Ofo-
trolen oes Sootc6 arretren, mesbalb er Id an gcrc
be9ab lno ce lRaroleu NIT Den gScrten Ion bilf mpiu
SlrreItant' auf Die Sd)ultern flopfte. Ser Watrple
Der tenen SpaB i'll oerlteben Iben, leB feline Edufe
10 oere TT oes 8onltablers Nn9en herumprinaen, oaB
btesr Die Sludt ersr, um 0ulfe sn bp(en Sum alma
es an Elm Sc9cl au5eben, coB es ene Quit mar ,ile
ben oenn Der Socuer ar gun, 9lbe9eln bereit. aber
Der 9onltable f0mmt audi fbon nit nod, ,tpei onoern
Noutablen uno Wa9ttratsperionen, uno lie erifeoen
oas Sdf oa ruff Der Steuermann Inn Sillfe. nnt
aibr Dor oa5 Sh et III @efabr. N2it Nreuoen beifsn
Die pcletmanner abitoBen, Seael aukieben, uno uad
8efsh!en alles sured,t rten, Bis bag Sdf, II, herr
lld'em 3ng bic Sanobanf AT Der MGnbuna ees Iluf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
[Chlf6ru6.

Sotcner 3ettunaen sufcl9e, hat am ocrlebten mttt-
pcd3 cn heftt9er StnrmwinD auf Der OeaGaduette
SaD 9cwittbct, rpcbci eni9e MenlAenleben oercren
91'9erL uno oas Sdlf NRaTaitat, NIT elmer 9ansen ga
Dung 5errhmmert tpurte. Oa Der Sturm 10 un9emein
CROP par, wa9te gtemono rcm Sdfe 3u be9e9nen,
onBer fem et9enes Eeben IN @eabr gu lesen. 9luf benz
Sd9ltfe haftete ene Serld'crun9 oOn $4,000 - uno
e1ne auf Der eaonng Don So, 600. - Der Sturm
NIT elnem dweren Sdnce be9lcItel unb oauerte eini'
9e Stunoeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
g 3 4, elm II nolu Il.

Gas Sdiff 2Ilaboman te9egnete am ID. Jtooember
an ben wetliteu 5uicIn etuem Der befti9ten Sturm-
ptnre, wcpcn nod, je seb6rt ba uub poburd1 oaS
Sic mmuloff @ ft retete s 1 otsr >S !" eMsm Boot IN ef
bem e ein9e 3eitlou9 ouf benz Meer berum eetrie6en
puroen, uno mdtreno melder 3et iIe unbeldreibEid
oiel 9elten baben. Oa6 @cc porin e id, befanoen,
mar tpod unp 70 Su iu9en gang rctt, uno es it en
9rcBeS QEunber, baB bic erte 9Scse oes firmild1en
Wleere6, boielte nieht lit St1den idhu9. Iadocm bic
WannIhaft biuiNerpcie an eiue Gettung nidt mebr
cohteuI rpurhen e bon einem anoeru Sdffe entoedt.
pas Ile aunahm unb 9lldIith nudl NeuYcrt bradts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17

e5 berltritten bate uno nit 9roBcr Sdneuc lit BEN
See btnelnfuhr. - Die unbcrueuen @eleuIdafter rpa-
ren nun 9esmun9en bic Neile nab Hacme s1 MAIDEN.
no e natr!t feline 9Iutboritdt gum 9rretiren habeu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-26

CONS MILTON OF TIE LU NGS,
TTNIE best medicine known to man for incipient
l. Consumption, Asthma of every stage, Bleeding
of the Lungs Coughs, Colds, Liver Complain, and
oil diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, may be had Of
Agents named below.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound Bnsomc preparation of the Prunus
Tirginidna or Wild Cherry Bark combined with
the Extract Of Tar prepared bv n chemical
process approved and recommended by the most
distinguished ply slcans, and universally acknowledge
ed the most valuable medicine ever discovered.
No Ouackery!!! No Deception.
- All published statements of cures performed by
this medicine are in erery respect, TRUE BE careful
and get the genuine "Dr. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as spurious limitations abroad.
A Truly Wonderful Cure,
WArEnviLLE, Oneida Co. N. Y, Sept. Is, 1915.
Dear Sr-l owe il To the afflicted to inform you that
in January last was attacked by very violent cold,
caused by working in the water, which settled on my
lungs. 1t was accompanied by very severe pam in
my breast and sides and also distressing cough. l
!ad in attendance all the best medical aid in our vii.
lac; but alter exhausting all their skill to no avail
they pronounced my disease a CONFIRMED CONSUME
TIoS, md they and all care me mp 10 die After
much ptsuasion got the consent of my ph ysician to
use the BN.SAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepared
by Dr. W,srAR. | purchased of the Agent in our
place one bottle, before using half Of which, l began
TO gam strength, and II very evident nv cough
was much better and my symptoms in every way
improved have now used thee bottles and am
restored TO PeEfeet hsaIM This result alone owing
CHERRY and take this method of giving Won the
information, partly to pay you the debt Of gratitude |
owe you and partly that others similarly afflicted NAV
know where 10 apply for relief
Very truly yours JAMES SAGE,
Mr.. PAI.iEh, DRUGGIST under date of Watervijle
Sepiemher "a, 1913, writes:
Inc statement given you by Mr.. James Snoe is
well known TO be true by this ,rhoio communifv' 1,
certainly was most remarkable cure The sale OF
the Balsam is very good, and lis cures truly
hattering. Yours respectfully,
ID. ID. PALMER.
Orders from any part or tho country should be nd
dressed TO SETH w. FOWLE, No i5o V~aeI;nu,or
ST., Boston, general Agcn, for the PROPRIETOR
ENTS.
Peck & Spear, Burlineton; George Avrcs, Milton ;
Bovnon Burriit, Hinesburph; I.nndon & Can.
field, IViHiston William Rhoads, Richmond; II.
l.. Camp, SION; NJ. Wiree. Cambridge; Curtis a.
butcher, 81 Adams; S. p. Redfed, Montpelier J;
Dickinson 9. Noble, Chs,sea r. hun,lngionj 'tr
Druggists aud Agents generally. 9m6
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DR., MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrvale1 for curing scrofIlI,
L sweilings, scurvy sore>, lame hack, burns, pains
IN the sides, hips or limbs and seldom fail. to give
relei in ca OF local rheumatism fappled 10 the
,lde, il will cure many of the common liver com
plants, and II Is found TO lie equal If not superior o
any corn plaster, tor corn> on the feet. II mmedl
a,ely applied TO fresh wound will prevent sore
ness. and cause it quickly 10 hea.-Famiie, in the
habit OF using this plaster, find it better than any
Thing else for all purposes for which a plaster OF
salve Is wanted lis virtues have been witnessed Nv
thousands o. respectable individuals in part
of the United States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, 25cts. per box.
irj'Many certificates may lie had, showing its
extraordinary effects.
Bendre Of Counterfeits -
All those wishing TO purchase the genuine
article Of Marshal's Plaster should purchase that
which ii. g. Grldley, MIddebury, W.. is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by SAID Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
I certify that the above article was executed in nv
presence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mmdchury, Jan II, ls45.
Sold Wholesale and retail by II. {. Gridley gem
era Agent, Mddebury VI.
PECK &. SPEAR,
Wholesale and RclaH Druggists, Burlington, VI
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
aud Canada. 35-ly
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Health and Strength.
DIR. s. q. RICHARDsON'S
CONCENTRATED
SHERRY IT/NE HTT'ERS

IT, They are the unrivaeland elIicaciors COM
pound Of "A regular Phys elan and graduate Of the New
Hampshire Medical College who has made the study
of medicine his profession, and they are highly recon
mended 10y manyoft the m1st celebrated Physicians in
the country, a. decidedly the BEST MEDICINE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, for Dyspep-
s,, Jaundice Liver Complaints, Humors &c. and de-
arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels.
For sale in Bui ington by PECK Il SPEAR, whole
sale Agents, who will furnish Dealers al the gross
price, also, by Messrs. HAGAR d. ARTHUR.
july259n6.