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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-06-19

RETIREMENT OF A MOST WORTHY EDToR.-The
Philadelphia correspondent of the Tribune states
that negotiation has been completed between
Messrs. GRAHAM and McMIcHAEL, of the North
American and Mr. CHANDLER, of the United States
Gazette, by which the Gazette passes into the hands
Of Messrs. Graham and NcNichdei, and Mr..
CHANDLER retires from the profession he has so
well adorned " full Of years and full of honors."
The price paid for the Gazette is $4,000.
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Persons who desire seee elephant need not 60 to Mexi-
there is fine specimen Of the animal now Nashville
Tennessee, TO be at Raymond 81 Warrings Menagee
where the lion and the lamb lie down together OrthopoPH
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FROM THE ROCHESTER, DAILY ADVERTISER.

FROM THE ROCHESTER DAILY ADVERTISER.
The Wan WITH Misunderstanding is common at
the present time than the violent denunciaons made by the
partsans of the Wing press against the President
Of the war with Mexico We do not propose into a
controversy with such of the religious secular press
tend that all war is wrong but ourselves by submit
ting the following questions those who admit that there
certain acts which, when committed by nation against
another, considered just causes of war:
l. Is not the President bound by his oath protect and de-
fend every State in the Union
2 Was not Texas part of the Union at the time Mr..
Polk became President
g. Did not Mexico raise army and her intention
Of invading Texas, Of the United States
A. Did not the President send military force defend
that State from the intended invasion
D. Was not this act, which the President bound
perform, one OF the chief causes of the war
o. is not the violation of treaty conceded by all civilized
nations to be just cause Of war
7. Has not Mexico violated her treaty with the United
States, in refusing to pay just demand
Has she not already expended money carrying
on the war than would have cancelled the debt
g. Is not the refusal an ambassador considered
another just of war
TO- Did Mexico refuse to receive an ambassador from
the United States
H. Are all Governments bound to protect the rights of
their citizens
IL. Was it right for Government TO insist upon the
payment Of her citizens for their property taken by Mexico
b. Has Mexico refused all overtues of reconciliation
made by the United States towards her
ID Will not this teach Mexico and all other nations
that the rights of American citizens nmpi.a
with impunity
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-06-19

Lieut.. Col. CHARLES A. May, of the u. S. Ora
goons, was among the passengers who arrived here
on Thursday from the South. We presume that he
returns TO his native city at this juncure in order
to make brief visit to his many relations and
friends by whom he will be most cordially greeted.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE QUESTION.


The Editor Of the Official journal occasionally
complains, in strains Of alternate sadness and bitter
ness that we can find nothing in the course Of the
Administration to approve, and at times calls US all
sorts OF names because we find it impossible to
chime in with the changes which he rings on the
wisdom, the warriorship, and the glorious under
takings and achievements of the Executive branch
OF this Government. What the government paper
says on this subject has great deal of truth in il
We do speak al times with considerable freedom
upon public affairs and we should, in our opinion,
be recreant to our duty, in the position in which
we find ourselves, if we did not. We have just
bethought us that we will to-day by way of varie-
ty, give our readers an opportunity of knowing
something of what is said on the other side and by
other organs than the Union' With this view
we insert below two articles from leading journals
in support of the Administration.
The first of these articles is Political Cate
chsm, the extreme simplicity of which will at once
strike every reader. We met with it some days
ago in the columns of the "Union" to which il
was doubtless transferred because of its particular
lucidity and concusiveness, as an argument in ia
vor OF the War and of the Presidents power, per
Sc, to make il.
The second of these articles we copy from lead
ing Administration paper in the West, thoroughly
orthodox, as the reader will perceive by the cogen-
cy of its argument in favor of the /" conquest" of
Mexico, and by its unanswerable demonstration that
the Northern Vandas,'' as he terms the advocates
OF that great reformation, the true friends of
liberal Institutions
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-06-19
NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND.

The Delegates to the Maryland Wing Guberna-
toral Convention assembled, at the Town-ha in
Cambridge on Wednesday, the 10th June
The Convention having been called to order, an
informal organization was had by calling WuLAM
II. Tuck, OF Prince Georges county, to The chair,
and appointing WILLIAM TELL CLAUDE secretary.
On motion, committee was then appointed, con
slstlng OF one member from each county, to nomi-
nate officers for the Convention which committee
subsequently reported the following gentlemen, who
were unanimously confirmed by the Convention:
President.
THOMAS DucKErT, of Prince Georges.
Iice Presidents.
JAcoH MATTHIAS, Of Carroll
L. h. BucHASAS, of Washington.
.. u. W. PorrER, of Caroline.
q. CooMBs, OF st. Mays.
".. j. L. DAsHIELL, of Somerset. ....
j. p. KANE, of Baltimore city.
Secretaries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
CITY II d TIE Il.


FHNHls nsu aud large esGAbhshmeat xas D.
psnsa b. The subscribers 10 Dec last,
wAo. With he sssissaoce a Mr.. RAMSAY. tate
TIE l6pg.uEsd and veil known Proprietor of tbe
Fatmsfs' no,ei II Ffsderieksbule, are defer.
mined 10 devote their uneivided alleniien 10 the
eomfofi and convsnisnce of .hkir patrons
The House i situated IN the eep,se ef The Civ,
on The groant lately covered b. The noted sold
Bell Tavern" aud q handsomely provided VIII
furniture entirely new, with sobet, civil d<at.
'snsise as.is'aafs and servants, ~ si.h alrea-
scnaole share of he patronage he seni6s
paFiner's numerous ami extensive list III old
friends and acquaiatsnces, and win three years
experience in the Boiingorook Hotel, Peters,
burg, Va, think ,hey can supply n eqoifsiea,
Tor sny fassr bestowed on them. Stable well
formed aud provided, under The management Of
Mf. Wm. 5. Wood, is attached Ia he house, al
convenient distance, and being himself The
proprietor, persons arriving With their own
horses may be assured of good attention for
them. JOHN VINCE 4 son.
Richmond, April %, lss7 --lfS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
G.. s. GRIFFITH, !
Paper Hanger and UpholSterer

kSA A4SSAoS4 SSA4A ~ kAAQA6VS4O4I
No HaaOrsr street and NJ. ta5 Baltimore street,
AS recently bought on: the estabiishment
III Of William S. Birch, thereby much en-.
iarged his former sioek Of Paper Hsngiugs ,
and does now offer Cor sale the largest ana best
assertment of Papefs 10 The market. Most OF
his patterns are new aud bought al very reduced
prices, which enables him TO offer u his old
customers, paper dealers and others, many adj
vantsges He returns hacks for the liberal
patronage extended TO him and hopes TO merit
The same BY giving Satisfaction TO all who favor
hin with call At No. 8 HaEever ST., at the old
stand Nc. 1913 Baltimore street, here all orders
wIllbe promptly attended g., either 10 the Up
helslering line % Paper business. This stock
consists Of
worsied Damask aud Moreeas of assorted COL
ors,
Cotton do do do
Curtain Trimming, Cords, Bindings Sc, TO match
Ornaments, Gilt Rods, Ring sod Curtain bands
WIDE aad narrow Stat Ysni;isn Blinds
Patent do a. S-I eta
Transparent WindoE Shades Of all prices s.
, patterns
Feather Beds, Comforts, bl,Ekets, &c.
Mattresses OF Hair, Husk, Moss and Cotton n
Bsdsteads sDd Co.'s II turned Maple n
Catpetlng, Oil Cloths, Mating, Rugs and Door
Mats
Very superior style, Zoe Fresco Papsf
Views and Panel PAPER FOR entries
Fire Screens of all descriptions
Glazed and Common PaperY r
Borders aod Cutlsin DO
Paper hung 10 the city Or elsewhere by the best
sorkmen, Durst, Cotton Waddins Always on
hand, white and black walJing of large and
small sizes-by wholesale and FETAL.
Baltimore Jan. 81, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
SAMSON CARINN.

OF he late 6tm Of T. PALMER & CO.,
NJ. i35 and l40, Bal.iaars Street, Baltimore,
Cares. aud Glider,
Manufactures Looking Glass, Portrait
Dor Picture Frames, efepery IdescripS-
tioa--piaia and oraamentdt.-.4ts
Brac WIndo,e Coraiess, Rods s. Rings,
and Ret Pier Tables, RaH Brackets
Room .Hoaidings,
WtrH every description Of Glib Work. and
w assiwaJs on hand 10 store, framed and
unframed, large supply ef French and Ger
man Looking Glsss Plates, as also, aahogaa,
Framed retet Glasses, OF the most ossde q
styles. i.oekink Glasses and Pictures faHed
10 order. And plates Inserted 10 frames.
lie has also on hand 10 stare, the following
named Merchandise, khsch forms oui part Of
his own direct iRp0rtslion. {. His facilitates for
obtsining Goods b, direct desperation from the
principal msaufactores with q practice Of IS
,eass,l are such as TO aHStd him every adyar-
tage.
Jaeanuea Waters. Trays B es5, cske and
Cad Hs-keIs and reilst SETS Of every form
aod Ans Piailea Waters essiors, Naa,le snd
ehsmhsr casdlestitks, tea sets, SOUP tafeens.
vegetable dsshes. cake and fT'ist .skels, 8rissn-
ola rare. iFory and eomman table cutlery, 10
sets o. uoAeus ai0ala cinrcf add cessefttoT +,
tas'e and toa spoons, tuaeefn fruit knives !;
7rass, iron pierced. and branze Eeglish aud
ssepsa leaders, wih .sd.rsnssna longs and
shosesS. u seits pr pairs q match brass andi.
repf. ear,ain banss. ehanlslssrs. hall and solsI
assnp.. sssires. giraadslss. fsns5 tablea. ladies
Fask stanis aud & essteens, Frepes parcslain.
sith sn ssrost endless variety Of useful and
fearF housekeeping sitieies. And SO, sole
sgsntfes he sale ofsasmiagtsns eelebsaled
spseke- pnevenfiag end fuel Ssasi1k Aadsrons.
and hiEhiy s2p1osst P t,ebt eofre Sail. +. siI of
shish - vii t;-pess of On tbs io.est lelns,
81 iesale o. retlil
9allia.nre. Ian % 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
WHEATFIELD HOTEL,


EwNuls Hotel Is sto.tci - tiopsri street,
II tue doors horih u D2Iiimorc strec,, and
il The iunedisfc vicinity q ~ pesinsss part 81
ne cssy- 4 eoalaius 1prsrst a lo9 rooms,
nins III which ale p,fIors With bed Rooms i'd
fsihi1k. srsfable tcrfs ai.sra - has been thor
eaxkly luroiskeJ viii nen and aiesaskfnrBilsfs
ed sifihe acsozb nod atioEs 70 be found in asy
Holei 10 the east.
Ire proprietor Caters hsnstn that his long
experieaes in the business will enable bin 50
10 conduct the esii5iish,neet II every depart.
meEt as - reader entire ssiisfartion 70 all his
guests.
Merchants, cavaliers, &c. visiting Baltimore,
will 6ad IL heaIthy add desirable location.
D. McINr0sH. PnePziEroa.
Bsltinore. Aptl 3. lsf5.--t6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

boodstoek, 2tsn1nd0ak Counfy, Va. +
NHk esdssisred has t.ksn the BRICK
- TAVERN House. II Woodstock, for
neuy cceupted By Mr.. samuel Rinker, snd
mere recently By Ne. James Allen. a. Z House
Of Eniertainnent. Iiisdeemsd useless to make
any wanting profsssions II her Intentions 10
keep me House IN rerysupsrior style; how
eser, she deems i but justice 70 herself and 10
me public 70 say. that she Is prepared 10 keep
she tavern - veil IS any ever kept 10 the place,
and thafit IS her Fixed intention to meet the
Just expectations Of all Fho msy favor her
With cali.
sac respectfully solieits share OF public
patronage. q The Sisges stop Ct this house
CLARA MILLER.
Woodstock, Va Jan ~, lei7- en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
a 9ARDa

fISfiE undersigned would not do Justice TO his
j own feelings nor to his kind friends, were
he 10 withhold his acknowledgment for the ve-
~ hattering encouragement he has met with
since his returuitc Chsrlestowa, 10 the Joiner &
CIyptnieying Basiness, and would say TO all, that
his best efforts will be directed 10 please the
Plainest or the most fastidous.
Cali and see him, a few doors vest Of DR..
Cordeli's. N.sMYERs.
T July 4, l6t4-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

SAX years experience has proved that sfer
- the cure of coughs, colds, consumptiSns
ssthma,s sPitting Of blood, pain and oppression
Of The Breast, there is nothing equal to Hancs'
Compound Syrup Of HOs,hound.
This medicine has NOW been 10 use for six
years, during which time there has been con.
slant demand for il, and its popularity instead
Of declining, has been always on the increase.
During this lime many new medicines have
sprung up for the cure Of The above complaints.
some ct which ias'ed only few months, end
others not as long but Hsnceis Syrup has
steadily gone on gaining favor with all classes
Of society until il has now become ideutihe6b BY
many families as
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE.
To those who have never used The Gop-
pound Syrup Of HorehouDd, this notice is par
tieularly directed to, Is 10 those who have once
experienced its peculiarly happy effects, any
praise Of its merits would be supet1upus
Price 50 Cents per bottle, or bottles for
81 so.
Albsmarle street, near WIKI.
Price so cents per bottle. or SIX bottles for
$3.50. e. Pfepsred and sold BY SETH S.
HANCE, los Balsimore street, and corner of
Charles & Prstt sts. For sale also by
JOHN r BROWN,
Charle.to,cu ):
JOSEPH ENTLER.
Shtpherddoipt
A. NJ CRIDLER.
Harprrs Fsryy; and
DORSEY & BoWLY.
Jan 2ls 1877. Winchester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

FOR SALE.
fEvHE Subscriber netrs "a privass sais, The
= fARM upoa which b resides,
Containing ais .Geres,
or Linssione Land about ESQ cleared ana ia
! good state Of cultitstion, Mia abundnnt re-
soerees Tor ils farther improsemsnl, avail. biz
1t vefy lillIe expense. The erealsr part Of be
wo6dIasd tsbOas 20 Acres, i enclosed for pas.
tarsgs.
The opeqsOn Creek upon IL Western Dor
deFl and numser Of eoayeniently situated
Poads, give i. PsFmahsnt supply Of water
And the Shepherdslopn Tnfnpikt passing Win.
10 fee hundred yards, renders the access es-
~, ii all seasons, tosihs villages, Mil.ss Rail
Rsad De pots, elc 10 the vicinity
The improvements hsse, all, been reeealIy
erected, sna are ample for the aeeemmoda alton
or Iaige family, both white and black, and
for the various uses q the farm.
The Dwelling House,
fBait Of Brick) c6n,aipg uine looms, besides
plntries. garrels, etc., IS hsndsomely flashed,
and PfeltIy situated 10 az extensive grove Of
oaks.
10 every respect, this property combines the
requirements OF colafoEtaoie residence, with
i well imPrOrsS and propuealirs Farm, justly con,
sidersd oae 81 the most valuable Of is size, 10
jefferson county. II Is offered for sale upon
me most liberal terml, both As 10 price and The
tine Of par meat. Fer further particulars, eli.
Their apply 10 the subseriser lpersonalIy) on, the
premises, or BY letter addressed 10 him, neal
LeeloWn. Jefferson cdunty, Yireia ia.
j PHILIP P. cambridge.
March 4, fs47.-if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

why Mr.. B. said tall youth 10 a
Hiillle person who was 10 company with
hslf-a dozen huge men. i protest you
srs 80 mall did no. see you before. h.
VERY likely. replied the little man !
an Ike sixpence among six copper pen.
nies- not readily perceived. but 10 iacI
worth the whole OF them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

e. f. WetmOre & Co.,
Dealers IN Imported, Donestic s Fancy
Hardtcare, Table CailsTy, Waters,
Situer P4ted s Bnits nnia Ware,
Block Tia & Jupanked Ware.
Solar and Hall Iamps.
COMPRISING a great variety Of articles
~ under each OF The abose heads Great
inducements are offered 10 caih dealers Give
u, call Hotels and families furnished COM
Piete a. the shcftest notice, end the lowest
cash prices. Cailat No. 10. North Charles ST.,
Baltimore, opposite the Uniod Bank, and near
the new Methodist Church.
Baltimore, Aug 90, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
: soxa--DL0 lack TAYLOR.
Trsr-soil Dsn Tsesr."

gta Ian a ocNff.
ga Old lack TAylof's queer old coon.
lie Akhte hsfd battles snd Was them SOFA;
lie lays The sGsessersHs outqnits tasty.
Aad neser takes his ..soup too hasay."
ChoFus Ibid zssk Taylor. bold and steady.
II SomstImss "Rough." but sissys sRssds. )"
when rines crack sud swords are a4saIns.
g Aad haiiets through the rsnks arc erashihgs
when easaons rosr and msskcts rSttle,
slas.Z ,eks fronis The storm Of battle.
Old Z,sk taylor. be.
Is when Old Zlek mouais bis proud ssr seed,
Tke ssGnesters" run vith uild stampede =
s.Itun, you rss<sls. !" do not fail. or
ssl1t asbbsee ron 81. :" sas this Old II sylor.
Old z4sk Taylor. BE.
when Suhta Anna, sush noodle.
Heard Old lack playing Isnks. Doodle,
His cork leg ran ith rniTosd speed.
And stilIkeeps runniag--it docs inde 4.
Old 1sck Taylor, &c.
I'm olr 10 harry, ~ every peg.
.Dot and eouht one, I" ssys the old cork lfg
aGeod By. Zsek. . and his cheek turned rsier
,,l,m not the Grst Who has cheated Terrier"
Old zask Taylor, be.
Oar glorious eagle never covers.
Our eouniry's foes are ever ours;
IT, dur proad Gag haats oitr brave tenders,
L. Rof Old Z.ek Taylor s'nevef surreudersS
Old Z,ek faylor's bold and steady
Somssimss kCssh. bu, ssvs,s liealy.
sAiexisans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

n .fnsedots "A wine merchant received
The following note The day after the fire
10 Waier.sI My dear L.. am sor-
Try TO tell you that your store was last
night burned to the ground and your wine
issil gone 10 the devil
Yours truly, NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
DR.; s7I;ssystEKy
si!Itll|I||Il||'l

INNS GdRDON'S PILLS are ,rul, IN .,.l
: man friend No Traveller or Family should
De ~'.hoa' 'nem hTit timslY Standardization ia
ssnahle lives. S'""g
@lhsse Pills were eomponaded by d.. Gordon af.
Ten cars Of study and careful o6setsaion nnon ths
nalart Of q tfsre.t m~dicii S. AMI the efs, mlisG
they praunee upanfl'lerent constitutions IN ,ar,,s
,of'ns o. u.fcase. ihey have btrn xtsnsiss used
oyFsome OF our mnsi eminent Phy sieiaus .n,l rs :
msns private families Tor several u. ara M, .n,h
has been the satisfaction whirh lhey have ri,4n'
that tits hrmiy beiieseJlhal the vegetable o,.
doesnot furnish any material fii pus Va medt
e'ae, Mhlen sarpasses Tor, general use lhtse u
when teese lilIs are composed The, dunIt con.
ain Cslomel, Mereury, or ANY mineral nrrnar.,,..
but are composed entrels Of concentrated i. y,,.Ll
extracts. carefully prepared and 50 eombi.t ,is h,
be Lefiat'', 4Sats. and Easyia Their eperaGou.-
shpald y De Otherwise, The bow, Is on
tain foul and scf'd bilious sho ms 81, ],
Necessity LT pargstise medicine.
These Pills do nni require ,,sttiruisr sttant;on,,
diet or drink and may be lskep III VA tiueA wbtn
most convenient gitlos, the fear u increased lablh
~ TO take cold.
. y asserfeu BY many that Feyers, ad Ii fiji. a,
diseases q, p caused BY IN Hp,ffessie bfthe Blao
he impurities hish usua, pass oif by il. bowels
and various other outlets, being rets,ne,l N III
blood Tenders ahti for tbs pcurishhie,i aid suns
port q the different parts Of The body Tins M.
dnees d'seaseand that pait o. the system which il
"esAcst - Hiost eAS5y Affected
ihe Baweis beiAg the principal chaRnel ,hropyh
shIrh great portion Of The im,n,r I'll ~ M, a.
tenn are discharged, tits esideni ,ha, whatever ss,.
benehelaiiy onthem must be conduciys4,o heath =
And as the Bowels sre The most tfieetuaI an is
tact, almost the only way by Which a general inn.
preasion can be made upon The ~ STEM i Is perf.s,
reasonable 10 suppose. thai neartyrall s;sesse.
will DC cured. or al least much beneHtetf by ~
tttsts1as use ofpurga,iye medicines III uh,s,e,s.
Is called 10 patient, what il the iirsi thing ,loe
Tie Prescrf6esa dose ortwo Of pureaiiSe incidence
and then, alter day two lie patient Is liz bes
ter be gives him snober dose Of purr live s,l;.
clae, aud 50 on doing seme other l.tlls thinesf,f
The maln reliance for cure Is upnn he efFat ros
dueed by pnrgatiye medicines Therefore If YOU
are sick, delay not, but take few dos, tf Dr.. o,-
don's Vegetable Family Pills, and be gain rustored
TO health. - ss -
DIR. Gordan's Vegetable Anti-Biious Fsmily
f,lls, cure f3ilions Fever, Yellow Fever Rxmltett
aud iuterstlent fesers, lnhsmstory Fever. Pain in
the Head. Side. Back and Stomach Ibflam NATHAN
OF the Bfair, Stomach, Eungs, Liver. Kidneys
J lroat and Chest; Dropsy, Sick Headache. I,beu.
ma,ism, ChoIic, Dyspepsia, n, s,srics, Low Suri,s
Ulcers. and old Sores. Female Complaints Md ali
Diseases where Purga,iye Medicines are needed j
For sale by
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= ZIG sunse time purges, pHs91i
and strengthens he systef
ME hopes@of the American frs5,. s.. q.
= mnFe than realised, By The success 81 M
E IN ROf'S VEGETABLE UNIvERs Al. III I 8
on THIS side Of tho Atlantic Never siid ,s.a-
icine spring into such immediate nopuI.,j. is
mess than three months RieHrrK rno,p...,.
Boxes have been disposed 81; and csrlifes ia
oia cures performed By them recsived from ~
wares q roua HUNDRED persons The curss
empraced great number Of diseases hut
.nose which predominateds were Bilious Fever.
Chollc' Hae'iual cos,iveness. Dyssenisry. Loss
Of Appetlte. Fiatulence, Worms, ard Lowress
o. Spirits, AT persons who lake them aereo
mat they ne far superior 10 every other nedi.
cine they hsd used, 10 the mildnsss The euergy
and ne efficacy Of their action for though
they produce nsither grippe or na,Ista, thes act
upon The seeretions with great Siyecis 81. ,.,c,
and rapidliy; and - : pusgagirs leave nu,hinr
> Be desired But their great peculiar exceI.
1ence. and thai which disiinguishes them from
all other pusgatiyes IL, that their operation i,
fo'e.rta b5 no r. action. Their unrivalled puri-
Tying aud purgatiEe properties, f0r which thee
are Indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparilla, AMI
other Ingredients, being controlled By their.
highly tonic virtues, derived from the extract
of Wild Cherry, they do. 90, strain tie digss,ips
organs into driiea as is the mode 81 efksr cathar
lies, but on hecenirary Strengthen Ntm into as-
ton Thus ell ether pnrgstlse medicines pros
dues more or less subsequent ecsiirentss, and
siaggishness Of :hs gastrie juice, while Dr. lie
Rows Pills leape al The machinery ef ike sysitia
fail ef he and detriiy, and tie bo,csis open and
natural
The American Agents would confidently ada.
,hat the trial CTS single box il al. that Il Re.
qnired 70 obtain from any person the scknow-
leaemen, that DR., LIE RoYsS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS are not only deserving of
ths@eneepiums which have been 50 Literally.
and unanimously showsfed Oh them on both
sides e the Atlantic, but that their virtues are
beyond all praise.
Forsale by
John p. Broca,
. Chatlestown.
Jos. G. Hays,
Feb he, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Land for Sale.

n HAVE several fine TRACTS OF LAND in
\ this county ADD in Berkeley, for sale al 10 "
prices and on most accommodating payments.
II ST. c. TUCKER.
Haz'efeId, Jefferson Co va.,1
octAI, ls46-If.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

lust received beautiful aud complete a..
- sediment Of SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
selected with great care, and u very lev
rates. l would invite ny friends and the sub
lic generally IL calland examine ny stock be-
fore they purchase, Is 4 an determined 70 do
al thai can BE dops 10 give satisfaction, both IS
JOHN K. WHITE.
shsPhsrdsiowp, April 90, 1897.