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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

WAsHINeroN. May 90, le47.
a smoH hiking Of the Currency Of the District Of Co.
lum6ia.
We have In our possession beautifully engraved and
vgnetted BILL purporng to be bill of exchange from,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

~ WANTED--A good ship OF bark TO load for a
&R Z. X. COLLINS, 50 South mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

"a THERE'S A GOOD HAT COMING" a
%AKNOX No.. 1873 FULTON STREET has just ~
opened for public unequacd stock Of Summer
Hats and Caps, at his well known establishment the Sun
Buildings the shady side Of Fulton step from
the turmoil confusion Of Broadway Every
thing about his celebrated cool and comfortable but
h hats remarkably and addition these INDISPENSABLE
qualities they unite eminent degree other qua
ties desirable at all ghnes
novelty and The proprietor will
take quite as much pleasure in showing as in selling his beau
ings pure phantophy he would be glad every
in W on of them D his head. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

MINERVA ROOMS, 4o6 Broadway-Fye nights more
1v1 Extraordinary of the and oriental
In compliance request of laRe number Of highly
respectable families aud in Of the crowded
Of the nightly Mr. Alexander has been induced
tinue his extraordinary ainmens five nights longer
Monday May ~, and evening during the week Sa-
tuIday ercepted-Aslonshng and Unequaed Exhibition OF
Splendid aud Surprsng of Necromancy producing
effects never before introduced r the United States.
Change Of programme every evening
Prices Of asmssionParquette so Saloon Is
Doors open at 7-commence at O'Clock.
Wednesday, May 10Th, Benefit Of the ~ Y. Samaritan So
ciety. m16 TER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

- FRENCH FANCY STRAW HATS, MAN IN
- Nuiacured entirely Of silk and straw, latest(RM
style and fashion, to be had at II Division st. NH
~ at the most reasonable prices. nag 30tsrc ~
SBERTSON, of the Phenix Hat and Cap Mandatory,
formerly of No lO3 but Of 80 Fulton New York.
and CO Fulton street, Brooklyn whose constant aim il has
been produce articles the lowest possible prices
has introduced his style Of Hats consisting of beau
ul pearl aud dab Casters trimmed the peculiar
which has hitherto given such nasmuch
the perspaton from the outside the
Hat aud the time nsnres comfort and GOODNESS
REDUCTION IN PRICES.-Robertson gives notice that
he has reduced the price OF his Pearl Hats 50 So and his
dab Hats So and the time prices challenges
facturers produce article 25 higher
VIM. ROBERTSON, Jr.
l. am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
THE DAILY NATIONAL WING.

THE DAILY NATIONAL WING ]:
i published in the city Of Washington eve
ry day at 8 O'Clock, r. NJ, ). lsnndays except
ed and served 10 Subscribers in the city, al
the Navy Yard, in GeogefoWn, IN Alexan-
dra, and in Baltimore tf1essame evening, al
81 cents week, payable to the sole agent oil
the Wing, G.. l.. Gillchrist, ESQ.,. or his order
II is also mailed to any part of the United
States for 81 per annum, or 81 for six months,
payable In advance. Advertisements of ten
lines or less inserted one time for so cents.
two times for IS cents, three times for 81 one
week Tor 81 10, two weeks for &2,75, one
month 81, two months 81, three months $40,
SIX months SIC, one year S30-payable al.
ways in advance.
1.-The National Wing" IS what its name in
dlcates IT speaks the sentiments of the Wing
party Of the Union on every question of pub
lic policy. IL advocates the election to the
Presidency o. ZACHARY TAYLOR, subject to
the decision of a Wing National Convention.
II makes war 10 the knife upon all the mea-
sures OF the Administration deemed t. be ad
verse TO the interests Of the country, and ex-
poses, without fear or favor, the corruptions
OF tac party IN power. Its columns are open
10 every man IN the country for the discussion
of political or any other questions.
In addition TO politics, a large space in the
National Wing will be devoted to publications
upon Agriculture, Mechanics, and other use
ful Arts, Science in General, Law, Medicine.
Statistics, sc. Choice specimens of Ameri-
can and Foreign Literature will also be given,
including Reviews, sc. A weekly list Of the
Patents issued by the Patent Office will like
wise be publlshed-the whole forming com :
plete family newspaper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
ID Orsc Celeb ratc d
V-ENrTUGE:

a Remedy unsurpassed for ErpeHing Worms
UG,ragted 10 contain nothing Of poison
Gus character, bt TO be simple IN its ac-
ton and safe in its application.
Ut is not the desire or intention oflhe under
N signed TO give the above remedy the ordna-
ry putting which generally attends the adver-
usement OF Quack .uedicnes-we do not re-
commend our Remedy for any thing else than
the destruction Of Worms from the animal sys-
tem-for this purpose, we regard it as specific.
We have seen the action OF most ofthe SIM
pie remedies found in the Materia Medca, as
well as great many of the Compounds offer
ed TO the public as Veimfuges, but we feel con-
tident no remedy can be found in the whole
list OF Remedies that combines as much safei,,.
and acts as effectually as the one we offer.
Dally demonstrations prove it TO be no orji
nary Remedy-and we might produce certif-
Gates from our most respectable citizens in IA
vor OF its etlects-but our object is moi 10 Get
the certificates of those who have tried il 5nt
il is to get others in want of such remedy ,o
TRY 1T themselves, and we have no fears
as 10 the result.
1t is prepared only by the undersigned. who
has II for either wholesale or retail.
Those who buy to sell again, will be allow
ed fair discount from the retail price, which
is 25 cts. per vial w. DORSEY.
March Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
PIECE OR P.9Ch.fGE,

New Styles are received almost every day,
aud many OF them are got up for our own sales,
and not to be found elsewhere.
o. Printed lists OF prices, corrected from day
to day, with every variation in the market,
are placed in the hands of buyers
Merchants will be able to form some idea
Of the extent and variety of our assortment,
when we state, that the value of our usual
stock of this one article, is at least twice the
value Of the entire stock of dry goods usually
kept by our largest wholesale jobbers. This
fact, together with the fact, that our means and
our attention, instead Of being divided among
vast variety OF articles, are devoted wholly to
one, will render the advantages which we can
offer to dealers perfectly obvious; aud it shall
be our care that none who visit our estab-
lishment shall meet with any disappointment
Our assortment is complete at all seasons OF
the year. LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
July /, ls47.-ly
p. S.-B. f. LEE, formerly OF the firm oil
Lord and Lees, and late senior partner in the
original firm Of Lee and Brewster, from which
connection he Withdrew some time ago, has
resumed business in connection with Messrs
Lee and Judson, under the firm of LEE
JUDSON s. LEE, and he ventures to assure
his friends and the public, tina, the new firm
Will maintain the same pre-eminence in this
branch of the trade, which formerly distin.
guished the other two houses 10 which he be
lOnged
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
THE AMERICAN REVIEW.
A WING JOURNAL
OF
POLITICS, LITERATURE, ART AND SCIENCE.
GEORGE H. COTTON, EDrroR:
WITH THE PERMANENT ASSISTANCE. in THK
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT, OF
HON. d. d. BARNA

.HlfiE AMERICAN REVIEW is now
Il entering upon its sixth volume. Begun
in times of defeat and depression, i, stands
now before the country as a permanent work
In the spirit OF It's conduct no changes will Be
made. Ii was established as national organ,
thoroughly eiscarding all sectional interests
and preludices that character il will main.
tain.
The following is from the original Prospec.
tus, issued at Washington BY the Wing Mem.
bers Of the Twenty Seventh Congress
Earnestly approving Of the plan OF such a
national organ, long needed and of manifest
importance, the undersigned agree 10 contrib.
ute for its pages, from time 10 time, such
communications as may be requisite to sel
forth and defend the doctrines held bv the
united Wing Party of the Union--George p
Marsh, ID. ID. Barnard, J. Mcpherson Der.
rien, J. Il. lngersoll, f. Joy Morris, T. L.
Chngnan. Daniel Webster, r. G.. Winthrop
TIL Butler King, Hamilton Fish, J. p Ken
nedy. j. Collamer, w. s. Archer, Rufus
Choate, Alexander II. Stephens.
Hon. ID. ID. Barnard will be permanently
connected with the Political Department---an
addition which cannot fail to command the
respect and confidence of all sections oil the
country. Besides this, arrangements have
been entered into for articles OF importance,
from eminent public men in the South and
the North and other contributions, from the
pens Of Prof. Tayler Lewis, Rev Orville
Dewey, Prof. Henry, Of ~ Y University,
II. n. Hudson,J j. ID. Whelpey, Z. p. Whip
pie, J. I. Headley, and the author OF ..No,es
by the Road" with series from Rev. II. w.
Bellows, on Social and National questions.
together with many other accomplished WI.
ters, whose names we cannot mention)-wilI
fill the Magazine with matter of unusual va
reiy and interest.
The Department of the NATIONAL. INDUS
TRIAL and MANUFAcTuRiNG INTERESTS, will
be particularly attended TO, the lis, of Mr..
Fishers publication having been transferred
to the Review.
The Department Of FoREIeS MISCELLANY
will be enlarged, and chapter of Domestic
Miscellany added to it.
The ENGRAvINGs in the year will he six in
number, embracing eminent public men; both
deceased and living. Other embellishments
may be added, illustrating particular subjects.
May we hope, then, for this work support
commensurate with its importance We ask
its friends everywhere, 10 do something more
than give their good wishes. If every one
willing TO subscribe himself would obtain one
additional subscription from a friend, the
highest hopes and desires Of lis conductors
would soon be realized.
TERMs.-To single subscribers, IS. To
clubs of three or four, $4 each Payment LA
Bile to be called for in advance or early in the
year.
October o8, 1s47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
M ORE NEW W0 RKs.

JAMES n. RIDDLE has just received
- the following new Works The Volun-
teer, or the Maid Of Monterey-sl00 Prize
Tale; "The Greatest Plague in Life" or a
Lady in Search Of Good Servant TIE Out.
laws Bride, or Blanch, the Beautiful; Rim
gold Grifii;i, or the Raftsman Of the Susque-
hannah; The Virgin OF the Sun The Prai-
RTE Guide, or the Rose Of the Rio Grande--a
Tale Of the Mexican War; Ottawah The
last Chiefof the Red Indians ofNewfoundland
Cheap Edition Of Capt. .Mmryett's .Nosels
Mr.. MIdshipman Easy Jacob Faithful; The
Pacha Of Many Tales; The Kings Own
Newtown Forster; The Phantom Ship; ia
phet in Search of a Father.
Oct Ia. lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
NEW DOLLAR PAPER.
WILL BE PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY,
THE ROUGH AND READY.
.sCor1E ARD TAKE lrE.v

nEING the gerry best and cheapest news
I'D paper at the lowest price, namely, ONE
DOLLAR A YEAR, payable in adraace.
This paper will be issued every Saturday
on handsome sheet, with an elegantly engra-
we'd title, representing Gen. Taylor on horse
back at
THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
1t will also be illustrated generally with hand
some engravings, representing the battle scenes
Of the war, SC.
1t will advocate the claims and support
the nomination of
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR AS PRESIDENT.
1t will go for old Trough and Ready" party
or no party, as by far the very best man, in
the United States 10 be President.
1t will present all the details and incidents
of the war, as they are henceforth received in
New York.
1t will be running over with anecdotes, sto-
ries, exciting adventures, &c. twill also tell
all the news Of the week, foreign and domes-
tic. 1t will be A GREAT PAPER in all
respects, both for city and country subscribers.
1t is expected to have the largest circulation
of any paper in the Union. Every man
friendly TO the election of General Taylor will
subscribe for il. II will be sold by thousands
all over the country. Every Postmaster, who
expects to be re appointed, will act as agents
and procure subscribers.
The fact is 1.-THE ROUGH AND REA-
DI" will be the recognized organ of the
friends of Gen. Taylor, who are in favor OF
his being nominated and
ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE.
LET every well-wsher Of the country SEND
HIS DOLLAR forthwith to
WILKINSON g. CO., Publishers,
l6 Nassau street, New Y ork.
Price 8 cents, single; large profit allowed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
THE N E W WORLD.
NEW SERIES.
PARK BEN AMIN, EDITOR.
TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.

'nN Saturday, the 2nd of October, will be
" issued, on very large and elegant folio
sheet, and on the plan Of THE New World"
formerly published in this city. weekly lite
rary newspaper, with the above title.
twill contain the new and popular produc
tons oil all the best writers, home and foreign
including Bulwer, Dickens, James, Leigh
Hunt, Jerrold, Thackeray, Herbert, Bryant
Longfellow, Irving, Prescott, Sue, Dumas
George Sand, and a host of other celebrated
writers.
1t will also present weekly extracts from
new books, magazines, and newspapers of all
kinds, OF the most interesting and amusing
description.
The old "New World" was so well known,
that it is not requisite TO enter upon any labor
ed description of the new New World since
the latter will be exactly like the former, ex-
cept so far as il may be improved.
1t will be embellished from time 10 time
with elegant and costly engravings.
In consequence of the great economy which
has been introduced into the art of printing
and paper making, the proprietors are enabled
to offer the new paper at the low price OF
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
The proprietors are making extensive ar
Engagements IN advance, to make 1.-The New
World" the most andagreeablt
FA MILY NEW SPAPER
published in the Union.
They mean also that il shall be original as
well as excellent; and they are accordingly
prepared TO make, and will make liberal ar
rangements with authors. AS an earnest Of
this, they announce, TO commence with the
first number
A NEW ROMA NOE,
written expressly for the New World, by
FRANK FORESTER, (H. W. Herbert, ESQ., au-
thor of the Warwick Woodlands" "My
Shooting Box" Sc. &c. Also series Of
RIGINA Lee NDS,
by EDMUND FLAGG. Esq, author of "Lucre-
tia Borgia," "Caiharne Howard" "Bea
trice." Sc. sc. Address,
ROSS WILKINSON, Publisher,
ll6 Nassau street, New York.
September 2, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
FALL AND WINTER GOODS /,

most OF which having been bought in New
York, they are enabled TO sell at the very low
est prices. We respectfully request our Gus
toners and the public generally 10 give US an
early call, and having determined to adopt the
principle of short profits and quick returns.
they may expect bargains. Among our stock
may be found The following desirable goods
Superior and Medium French, English and
American Cloths;
Super ana Medium French, English, and
American Cassmeres;
do. Heavy Beaver Cloths, for over coats !:
do. Frerch Cloakings-very superior;
Merino, Silk, Valencia Vestings-new style
Supr. Supr. Black Satin Vestngs and serges
Tweeds. Sattinets and Jeans--al qualities;
Supr. English White Flannels- warranted
not TO shrink
Red, Yellow and White Flannels
Scarlet, Green and Crimson Moreens;
Embroidered Table Covers;
Black Bombozines and Mos. de LANES;
Rich Black Silks, Plain and Barred;
do. Col'd Poult de Sole and eros de Maps;
do. Spun Silk and French Plaids;
Col'd Marcelenes, Florences aud Sarsnetts
Rich Cashmeres and Nous. de LANES;
do. Mohair Stripes and Highland plalds;
do. Queens Plaids, Bueua Vista do.
Black and Col'd Silk warp Alpacas;
Bard and Plain AIpacas-all qualities;
Printed de LANES and Parametto Cloths;
Supr. French Merlnos;
Satin striped Cashmeres--very pretty;
Twliled and Plain Ginghsms- high colors;
English and American Prints-eyery variety ;
French work Capes ,Chrimezetts and Collars;
Swiss, Thread and Camb. Edge and lnsertlnss;
Rich Winter Ribbons and Flowers;
Bonnet Nelvets and Plush, Hair Skirts;
Terkeis, Thibet and Wicket Shawls,
Fancy Handkerchief and Scarfs;
Australian MantilIas,
Grape Llece. Black Silk Laces and Fringes;
Fig Nets, Silk and Cotton-new patterns
New style dress Trimmings--eyery variety
Curtain Drapery;
Swiss Book and Jackonet Muslins
Irish Linens and Linen Cambria;
Linen Camb. Handk'is-s'very cheap;
Silk, Worstd and Cotton Hosiery;
Supr Sup. Kid and Silk Gloyes-best make !;
Wooden and Cotton Gloves-every variety;
Gents. Merine Shirts ana Drawers;
Ladies Vests, Fleece Lind Skirts;
Gems. Black and Cord Silk Cravats
Linen Table Cloths, Towelng and Diapers;
Irish and French Linens
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens;
Printed and Plain Dimities
Cotton Shawls and Handkerchiefs
Pongee and Spiue6ed Handkerchiefs
Suspenders, sc. &c. &c.
Martinsburg, Sept %, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
ROTI'OgE LAND

on said tract, and the timber on il is of good
quality. 1t contains an abundance Of lime.
stone, and is supposed to be very valuable for
lis minerals--all in good repair. There are
three other tracts of land bordering on the
Conoloway hill--one containing about AGO
acres, one containing $50 acres, and one Of
100 acres. All of the above described traes
are supposed 10 contain an abundance OF lron
Ore, &C., and are well timbered and Of good
quality.
A tract of about $50 acres, purchased by
said Reynolds from Hunter. This is impro,
we'd land, lying west OF the saw mill about Two
miles, on the road leading from the saw.miH
to the mouth Of Fifteen mile Greek. Them
proyemen,s are good dwelling house, barn,
&c.
One half of tract of about $50 acres Of i'm
proved land, on the Potomac river. adjoining
the lands Of Peter Light, p G, Pendlelon, and
George Catleu The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad passes through this tract
Terms Of Sale.--One fourth cash. and the
balance in one, two, and three years. with TO-
terest from date. The deferred payments to
be secured by bonds and deed of trust on
the land. Ii. BERRY, Trustee,
Sept. 8, ls47-~7w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
REGlMENTAl ORDERS.
COURTS of Enquiry for the 9th r,

EOURrS of Enquiry for the 9th Regi-
~ ment, Virginia Militia, will be held as
follows
For the LIST Battalion, at the house of Con
rad h. Robbins, at Hedgesvile on Thursday
the 25th day of November.
For the I'd Battalion, at the house Of Beno-
N Swnge, in Dafkesville, on Friday the Goth
day of November next.
Lieut., Col. Sncendiver will preside at the
"a Battalion Court, and Maj. Robinson at the
LIST Battalion Court.
The Regimental Court will be held at the
United States Hotel, on Saturday the 9th
Of November next
Each Court will be constituted at o O'Clock
A. Nj. EDMUND p. HUNTER,
Coi Com 67h EqG,afyy
OCT % 1Sf7-Pep
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

STOLEN KISSES On learning from the
Courier Des Etats Unis, that a man named
William Snyder had been condemned in the
United States, to pay fine of six dollars, for
having kissed girl without her consent the
charming Blanche b., a French girl, exclain-
ed
"Ungrateful country, thou shalt not have
my bones. Twill, as did La Fayette. emgra,e
for noble cause 10 The land of Franklin"
And, pray, what will you do there asked a
friend in wonder. "Why, make fortune by
being kissed without my consent"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
Vcstings.
EiHeH Goods.

As A IRISH LINENS, of Richardson,
Barkle. and other approved makes
White and Brown HOLLANDS
9. 10, | | and l2-4 Linen SiIEETLNGS
Damask Table Diapers, all widths and prices
With a large assortment of Table Napkins
and Towelling, Diapers and Pillow Case Lii
mems.
Also, fresh stock of Long Cloth Shee,ngs.
and Domestic Goods generally, to which we
invite the attention of Country merchants and
City trade-belleving from the manner in
which we buy our goods that we can offer as
great inducements to close buyers as is offered
in any Of the markets.
Baltimore, Sept 2, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
The Weekly National Wing.

one of the largest newspapers in the United
States, is made up from the columns of tie
Daily National Wing, and is published every
Saturday for the low price of two dollars
per annum, payable in advance A double
sheet Of eight pages will be given whenever
the press of matter shall justify it.
The Memoirs Of General Taylor, written
expressly for the National Wing, are in course
Of publication. They commenced with the
second number-a large number of copies of
which have been printed to supply calls for
back numbers.
CHARLES w. FENTON.
Proprietor of National JThig
Washington, June IL, lS47.-6m 800
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

CURIOUS MARRIAGE CoSrRAcT.-In the
Royal Library of Paris is written contact
drawn up in 1897, between two persons Of
noble birth in Armignac. The document
bound the husband and wife to faithful wed
lock for seven years. 1t stipulated that the
parties should have the right TO renew the tie
at the end Of that time if they mutually agreed
but if not, the children were TO be equally d.
vided, and if the number should chance not
to be even, they were to draw lots for the odd
one.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

There is woman in Hull, who fancies
she has rat, in her mouth. 1t has been sug-
gested by some cute 'un, that if she can't
swallow a trap, she had better hang piece
OF cheese in her mouth, and when the var
mint comes up 10 nibble 1t, shut her jaws to-
gether, suddenly, and "iix" him. But query
could she "hold her jaws" long enough ?
There's the rub
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04
Darirtp.
lie brought me Gems to tempt my Heart


lie brought me Gems to tempt my heart,
lie spoke Of buildings fair
A life all freed from brooding griefs
And every form of care.
lie spoke Of gold and costly pearls.
As though they brought US rest
As though the glitter Of gem,
Could calm throbbing breast.
IT'S not for riches that sigh,
Nor things that they impart--
For what are jewels worth to me
Without a loving heart
Without breast on which 10 lean
When darkcning clouds are near
Without band to cool my brow
And wipe the falling tear
Oh. take them back, they only make
The thought Of life more cold
simple cot where love resides
Is better far than gold
A gilded roof and costly walls
Would meier for love repay.
Would only be gilded tomb
To lay my heart away.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

SWEET AND GooD.-On a late Sunday
night, when the congregation of certain
church was leaving the house of worship, il
commenced raining. A lady said TO a gen
teman. who accompanied her and her sister
"Why, ii rains-send and get an umbrella"
"Why, my DEAR" said the gentleman, "you
are neither sugar nor salt, and rain will moi
hurt you"
"No," said the lady, "but we are lasses."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

A windy political orator recently made a
speech, IN every sentence of which he had
something to say about sound political prnci-
pies. A byslanGer remarked, that if his pin
cipes were like his speech, they were all
sound
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-04

81 might have been promoted many times
but for this drink" said an old soldier. 81
was once made corporal, but il was only for
three days they took the stripes from INV arm
and laid them on my back"