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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
rrrN or PEACE m war.

Z. Commend to mao Of peace when he is IHocu
lafed with The foT glory These thoughts are
Suggested TO us by looking al late numbers ofsheN
York 1fibane, v nose editor has exchanged his lsc
lures I'm The wlcksdness ol BLOOD iegng under any
circumstances, isEibe geuenf and iipg APP
peas the rIslSto Handle MIR ,skps and soak ne
green isle with Saxon gore IA s9ag says some Of
laess exhonasons remind htasof 9ss,sfsas Poems-
Buf 70 see Horace ths Transformed rs ffrracul0us.
Weshould as soon have expected Is bfis1d William
Penn nsIng from file graye, with cooked hat on his
head, bowie knife 10 enc hand and bunderbuss IN The
other We understand they absolutely talk Oh raising
corps 10 New York, 10 be called the LeeelY Greys,
Of which our worthy contemporary is 10 take com
maud, and which We hase doubt II il aoesh't in
yade Engand W lls al least keen invasion cut of
merica. Were it'rou thsa man is seldsaI good At
both pen and sword We sholld 20 for making Grseiy
General AS IL IS ve bpr f
esi il should Spoil ans be ljcpnnbsts Hes woald Be
more than hshash 10 ehl as Handsome fgufe al Tire
head otthe Greedy Crews. in repeing INVASION as he
does in The strong and compact columns OF the Tn
bune.
Our eye has Just glanced upon the following scene
Iin "The Antiquary" here ,he worthy Monkbarns
Is aroused at nightly me alarm Of French descent
lupon the coast
THE beacon, unelein said Miss McIolyre.
FIne French coming 10 murder usI" screamed
Miss GrisiIda TO n +, 9n8 -
4 'sThe beacon, the beacon -he Efenci, the French
G-murder, murder and WAR ,han murlerao cried
the two handmaidens, like the chorus Of an opera.
The French ~ said Oldhnck, starting up-.set
out OF the room, womankind that sou are Till get
my thinks on. And bark We, bring me my sword y
"Whilk o'them, Monkbarns % cried his sister, Of
fering Roman iachion of brass with one hand with
the other an Andrea Ferrara without handle.
"The longest, the Longest" cried Jenny Riniherout
dragging in a.twc handed sword Of the twelfth cenu
Try.
"Wonankind,' - said oldbuck. IN great agitation
be composed, and do not give way TO vain terror
Are yon sure they are come 2"s tsT
''Sure, sure" exclaimed Jenny, s.ower surel'
stGiye me. = said Odbucb, ''ihe sword which my
father wore in the year forty fye-it hath no belt or
Fbadrick-but we'll make shift"
So saying, heiihrust the weapon through the cover
Of bis breaches pocke.3'-- Rich Rep. n. M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
nrl,i.A caIaalss. IN .hs lIaissa s.asss.

We should think that the most ardent advocate Q.
the Tariff II '46 could read without hush Of humIl
iaton an shame such facts, as are SCI iofih ~ tue
following extract from lhePhiladepliia North Amer.
lean
Ne printed the auiaer day, an exiFactfrom lale
speeefs ii lie British House az Commons BY Sir VII
Ian Moleswvrth. which must have atiraced the az
tsn5oa and redeemed theciieeks OF someo our fcaa-
ers. la FACT, we done known how any American
could have read il without shame and ndsgnaion.-
II one thing hear Locosoco demagcgues. al home
boast OF the mag mary glores Of the republic. as rul
ed ~ Their system Of governmental policy; il ls an
sofAer tAing 10 hear British Mp exuliingy claim
The sovereign United States OF America as mere de
pendent colonies OF Cfea, Britain, reduced 10 their orr
ga sihieeiou 10 the British Crown By The free trade
pbhcyi ofthes I3ocotocos.
.slt IS the facl that, on the floor Of the House Of
Commons. Sir Moiesworth did boldly argue and that
nnid repealed .hearhears.' that would be better
for England that her NORTH American colonies should
revoltand tfjon the Uaed Staies.o which would ren
der them he said, nlore profitable colonies than they
are agpresen" And his aisoa fact that he went 10
decisseiha, .sihe United States Of America were. in
the strict signifcaticn Of The word still colonies or
Great Britain 2 (hear cried the delighted Commons)
las Charthage was colony Of Tyre Sc. And here
decorator sefieHed the sting hiile by iniimatng that
'te word colony dad n0t necessarily imply dependen
Cyl" (pci,ical dependency;) which, as euflaing the
expense OF government, was precisely that feature in
her colonies which Great Britain, according to Sir
w liiiam, ought 10 be most anxious toi get rid Of
NOW cocnies{ as W III term ihen') said he,-
.our colonies OF the u States are, in every point Of
view. more useful to Us than al other colonies PIT
together" Aysindfedi and how 500 Why because,
he Sir William showed the vast, rich, magnificent
market OF the United States equal in value al 9th
colonial markets. still remains Great Brain's (Lo
cofoco free trade legislation makes it aud keeps so
without It's costing that happy conntry-were going
10 say, one pewter shilling; bun we were msiaken,-
actually costs jobs Bull fi5,000 sterling year!
"All our other colonial domintons," says Sir William,
making his estimates with mercantile precision. 1--WE
govern at cost Of "a 600 600; while the Unite,.
States costus for consular and diplomatic services
more than cts, 600 year (hear hear y and not one
ship Of war required to protect our trade"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
nNcxE,g owrra g.rruaMrp.

The National Inteseneer says thai he return OF
Enekes Comet, after absence Of about three years.
wasdscovered on Friay night, al the Observatory id
that city by Professor Hubbard
On its last visit (le45) two observations only were
bad upon IL one OF which was at Rome The other at
the National Observatory. This time, however, We
learn from Boston il was observed al the Cambridge
Observatory early in the last week
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
WHvy rrryyco

The Santa Fe Republican Of The 10Th July. having
Just received file message Of Gov Wood ofTexas in
which he sets up paper clam 10 the best portion OF
New Mexico, ridlcules the preentien with great seve-
ry II SAYS thatTexas might as well have legsla,cd
a claim TO Louisiana as TO any portion Of New Next
co; that II Texan authorizes attempt 10 govern that
country they will find themselves awfuly taken in !;
and that New Mexico has population competent to
elect Their own officers and make their own laws.
and never will consent to the unexpected and unjust
claim. Fa 40 aat1at 4s isttftHh -Hr w aA q 3'as
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
1sR u T : Al T..

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trus, from John r. Evans
ID 10 the Undersigned recorded in the office Of the
County Court of Berkeley. and for purposes therein
contained, shall Monday The 25h Of September
nert. on The premises Of said Evans. sell the following
sG PROP ERTY
to wit, IS head Of Horses 5 head Of Cattle among
which are some fresh Mich Cows; 20 head OF Hogs.
large SIZE l6 head Of Sheep offs superior quality
Poughs &c. The sale will take place early in the
day, when due attendance and reasonable credit gi
ven by s aaa9 JAMES M. NEWKIlsk,
September q, lS4S--tds. a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
MATynHs nc Es ,.EwrwHGsrr
Beauties, 81 a.ema esaey.

.a.tssl55s
1'he hearts Of tho people SHOULD be pseparedl
i,g War!- ,sraaaT flqaaegqa- a aa'a s".eI
desire 10 pfeaasr fn9 ghlosasG seIaas thapa
"Hete lies a. =. MeNaff, the aspu.Aatmg aaor-
ernof 81 Missifsipp. baps 'gat sli9slYy @iIIlio
speedily arrive when thepeqple Of la2 aud wisr
repudiate their nati5hal debt eiit of tts. hssis
OF queen Victoria and Pruce sbsp sod hang
The Barings and Roliscaiids as high as lIamau,-r
Ciortsaor A $. aicNatt. e 20 eqp i9siig d9gd
Iwogld not villa asolitagy ineb ofihe recent
ly acquired territory for the whole Union. Abe
North might dissolve and be d--d-H,
Henry Bediager aaoglts son se
Upon the interesting qdestibns t6 which you
have called my attention, the noise and eonfq-
sion which pervade this assembly would prevent
my being heard Gen, C'aS$ az Clerelqqd NJ, VA
Wegconld swallow the,whcie &C Aiexioowith-
out being the worse for it.-Gt Cass in the
Senaie. yfiG., raiB5 .al5l
He Gen. Cass} should be 'icut for the SIM
Pies - Senator Benton IN 1916. "a
He president p DIX deserves to sink TO po-
htcal damnation, SO deep chat the hand Of res
surecion can never reach hims-,Seaaior Ian7
aegan in 1916. elstWe aaasr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
VARIABLE FARMS ron SALE.

In the Counties Of Berkely. Jefferson, Morgan,
Hampshire. Frederick. Clarke, Fauquier. Rock
ingham, Rappahsnnock. Nelson, Albemarie, Fluvsn-
ma. Augusta and Farfay in Vrgina.sst sziy
Also, for sale, or in exchange for Virginia Land,
Texas, Illinois and Michigan Lands.
BY application no the undersigned. personally or hy
letter. (poss paid, } further particulars will be furnish
ed ~ H. X. GREGG, .4gent. 70
e Marnsburg, Berkeley County. Va,
o. The undersigned offers his services 10 the pub
lie, as Agent IN buy ing. selling, renting OF Farms
or Land, ia any place or State or as General Agent
for the transaction Of any other business that may be
entrusted TO his care. n. X. GREGG.
September T. lsiS-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

vera Cruz advces TO the 18th August have been
received by an arrival at New Orleans In,elgence
had reaches the Capital Of the final evacuation Of me
enY OF Chihuahua by the American troops Il took
place on the 18th July W."
Inc Y. > sioop Of war Dale was a. Guyamas on
the LIST instant, all we'll sa -" - ="
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
THE wrLLrAMsPoRr rrMrs.

we perceive that this staunch Wing journal
has passed into the hands of A. II. Porter6eld
Esq, formerly Of this place. We cordially well
come Mr. II. into the editorial fraternity, and
wish him an abundant measure of success.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
ANOTHER ncsSnyy x.oosu.

The Washington Union contains jeremisd
over the detection Of Dr. Francis Mallory, for
merly Democratic member Of Congress from
the Norfolk Distrct--who has declared for
Gen. Taylor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
Arpo1wzwrvrs rv rur rHrsrprNr

Charles McVean, OF New York, 10 be Attorney Of
the United States for the southern district Of ~ York,
vice Benjamin f. Butler. removed. 4
William A. Hall. Of Missouri, 10 be Associate JUS
tce OF the Supreme Court or the United States for the
Territory of Oregon, rice James Turner who declines
10 accept
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
BUFFALO HuNrDns.

The Philadelphia News says that upwards OF fifty
young men in that city have pledged themselves as
ready to embark in the expedition 10 come off on the
kio Grande. and are hourly expecting an answer
from those having the matter III charge in New Or
leans. H ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

The order couniernanding the ,,,atrh az f,ol vi
'nstons expedition for Santa Fe and California ,,,,.
v .s TOO late The command had ALREADY dsnatssd !.
We lsafn further tina, the order Of coun,ernand spb
suied Sherman's for Bragg's battery 20 30 over ID
California. TINS order, Of course, was too late,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

Qsr The speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster.
in support OF the Philadelphia nominations, is
published in the city papers. 1t is too long for
our columns. but we shall give some extracts
next week. es.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
srrAmnoAr yrrrrrr-

Hermann, when lying at the wharf a, Biloxi. was
burned 10 the waters edge on Wednesday morning
last. NO lives were lost The Pelican was owned
by Capt \. Hermann and Mr. Labatie who are en
'irey uninsured.--N. O. Bulletin .4tg rs. S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

BALTIMORE MARKET sept. 6--4 o'clk, .. u.
FROM $. X. BURKHoLpER 4 Cory TEyrcRA,H Z
ruRLrc AunHnsg

u Mr.. THOMAS GALLY, the celebrated Orator and ad {
vocate ofihe OF Temperance will deliver Pub
lie Address, before the Marinsburg Division OF Sons
Of Temperance. inthe Methodist Episcopal Church
on Thursday evening. Sept the 7th ata7 O'Clock
The members Of the order and public generally are
invited 10 attend 81
August i,,,lS4s R1e
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

The Wing Executive Committee will meet
at the Martnsburg House, on Monday next, at
10 o'clock. 1t is particularly desirable that ey-
cry member Of the Committee shall be present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

Ss7 Hon. Horace Mann, of Mass, has written
a letter declining to take sides for either candi
date for President. He also states he will not
be q candidate for reelection
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. we learn s,o,,
the Willlamspor Times. is in fine navgabe order
Large Quantities Of produce are filing The commission
houses al that place for shipment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

!, iiiisois-- ne chicago Democrat, 4 Cas- and
Butler paper, SAYS III eanurt 10 den,aI eau
y aconsidefabie detection fFom lie
70 'his ciiY and thai Gen, cass viii nas receive 4
large majority as we have formerly aigcn Il pS.s,
dentlaf sectoas3' ss,a s 81 $500 :, .ss'.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

to- The inauguration Of Mr.. Crittenden, as
Governor, will take place on the 9th inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
ANOTHER rrrrczAr1rrc Lrur.

The Cumberland Civilian, ofthe Is, inst, says that
the Bedford connection Of Henry O'Reilly Telegraph
was put into operation on Monday last, and MESA
ges despatched 10 Plisburg, Philadelphia Cincinnati
Louisville, and other places 10 the West.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

The Louisville Journal understands fton, o,o :,
Gen Tayior's friends. that he will probably be com.
private business -"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

RAThER 'FAr,'-ltis said ofthe chaps in Vermont
VINO iear 70 grow tall that they about to ca, pen
" Of lard 70 make themselves Short. M,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

on moiion ofihe Raw WIN Love The Rss =.
SchmuckeI was unnulouss eiecied Prasde. {, a.
socle,y. Nm Dorsey, Esq. Vice President sn Nn ,s
man Miller, Esq. Seereiafy. sss'a' "A' sO''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

o. Michael Whelan was executed a, Wheel
ing on Friday last, for the murder of his wife.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

of water in the channel my 'ee'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
eoRRnspo,s,DEscr or rHr s.LrlM onr rArs,or

S ~, Il nsfaaai WASHINGTON, sept. a, lS4o.s
"Now,by Saint Paul, the Work goes braveIy on ~
The Wing auorkies up and doing all over the coun-
iry. The Taylor cause is right onward and the no.
Bile old ehIef-,he honest man--the modest man--ihe
pure minded man--musl and will be elected President
OF the United States by overwhelming majority.
See the great WEBSTER in the field in Massachu-
sets, laying down tie virtues the rechude, the hon
esty and the patriotism of General Taylor, and urging
the noble Wings cfthat proud old commonwealth, and
OF the whole nation, to give 10 Taylor and Fillmore
Their united and energetic support, while he pictures
to them the bad principles and practices OF Lewis Cass
and Martin Van Buren,! sFH
See the gallant Wing champions in Ohio, on the
stump all the State rousing up their party to the
support of Taylor and Fillmore, and setting before the
people the evil consequences which would follow the
election Of either Cass or Martin Van Buren,!
See the Wing speakers in every State Of The Union.
each doing yeoman's service 10 the good cause,
- Hnx
The venerable and excellent John Blanchard, of
Pennsy lvanla, writes H. his opinion that GENERAL
Taylor will carry Pennsylvania by very handsome
vote In this Congressional district he saws the Wing
cause IS prospecting finely
The Hon. Robert Toombs, Of Georgia the soul of
honor, calm thinker and good Judge in the matter
writes thai capital spirit peryades and annaates
the Wings throughout Georgia-thatihe State will be
we'll contested, but the Wings win carry II Other
letters nom Georgia saythe same. Georgia Is a Wig
Taylor State e5H
6*a4tsselij -
MIR. Cave Johnson is understood 10 have chopped
OF the heads Of sundfy New York Posirnasters who
are 4ssfnbarneFs lts SAID that the head Of Marcus
Morton, ale Collector Of The POET Of Boston, will 20
,nexl Marcus is a terrible Barnbufneri
ny what,'fgA do Nessrs pelk and johnson make
ibis havoe among their chosen fier ds who he
ed 10 host them into the highes sta lions Of HE Gov
eminent? 1t Is because they are uniahul officers
is II tor epiilons sake Or is it because afthe Coy.
eminent officers are not the peoples, bu, M. James
h. Poh'si Mr. b. +. Butler and his party came in.
70 office on the spos system. They get their own
medicine when they are turned out1 sft
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
yImGlsla VINE SAFE ELECTORS.

! Dis,rict--IoHs J. Josrs. Isle Of Wight.
2 - GEoRGE w BorLi4o, Petersburg. e,
3 HESRy P. ,RyIYc, Cumberland 80
JosgPH x IGvlaG. Lynchburg, o
3 g w MARIN, Franklin, 81 gssf
5 z WILLIAM G., Rivgs. AlbemaJe. Y.
7 = RonERT f.. Scorr, Fauquer- /
S H. r. GAaNErr, WesunpEeland. &.
9 &. JoMs A. MnGEpIru, Richmopd City
10 e Roman SAUNDERS, Williamsburg,
II Andrew Hunter, Jefferson. 81.
IL q A H. H. STUART. Augusta .,,,s3s.
l3 S. Med. MoonE, Rockbridge. as.l,
IA e CosALLy +. TRiGG, Washington
IS 60 G. w, SuMMEas, Kanawha. &, 4
l6 G. ID. CAMDEN, Harrison. H 49,.
II F. Fl. PIERPoIsT. Marion. ..;.es. ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

The arnssice beiweea Prussia and Denmark has
been deiniuvey concluded. and is given 10 be UNI
derslood thar French diplomatic negotiation has in the
latter Instance, asIn The former joined with that of
Englaad. AIDED in leading 10 pacific tendencies
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07
EDITORS,

State Senator from Berkeley, Hampshire and
Morgan---THoNAs SLOAN aassm aaai 81 {.
Members of House Of ates--CnARLEs j,
FAULKNER and VIM l.. BoAK.a4 ggea3 - Is
5 Representative in Congress, 10th District)--
HENRY BEDINGER ~ go
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-07

Il half past one o'clock and at half past nits =
". Ftom Cumberland at half past eleven, 4 ]
VI and eleven,aP P. NJ. daily. JAMisoN, As,.
eva sssl. sas NEWSPAPERS. satl ~ st5r.
siVirginia Republican Demoeratc) estate
ished in 1871, s. ALBuRTIs, Editor. ,a. 4, (,
Martinsburg Gazette (Whig) established in
,N0n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20

of the scene about two hours, when the night
closed in, and | was reluctantly compelled to
leave it.
In the evening the streets were magnifcently
illuminated. Inever beheld more splendid sight
than when standing upon Pont Royal, about 10
o'clock, looked up the long line of the Seine.
The houses upon both sides, from roofs to foun-
dations, were wrapped in one sheet of splendor.
The bridges spanned the water like broad belts
of living light; and the Isle de la Cite closing
the perspective, black as Eugene Sue has paint
ed it, gittered at that hour like mighty diamond.
The streets were almost entirely deserted. Moth
ing was heard but the occasional step Of some
foot passenger. or the slow, solemn tread of men
bearing on filters the dead and the wounded =
That silent magnifcence seemed like the work
of some magic spell. The enchantress her
name is FREEDoM, Yours truly, SIGMA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20

A law among the Arabs permits man 10 d.
vorce any OF their wives who do not make good
bread.
1t has Witty, but somewhat ungalanty, been
said, that woman is the reverse of her mirror
that one reflects without talking, and the Other
talks without rejecting.
When Sir Walter Scott was at school, boy
in the same class was asked by the dominic, what
part of speech "with" was. "A noun, sir" said
The boy. "You young blockhead," cried the ped
agoguc, "what example can you give for such a
thing 2" 81 can tell you sir,' interrupted Scott
"you know there's verse in the Bible, which
says, ''they bound Sampson with Uiths"
A prudent and well disposed member of the
"Soclety of friends" once gave The following
friendly advice :-"John," sqld he, 81 hear thou
art going to be married." @Yes," f,rt1ed John
81 am." swell" rejoined the friend, fhave one
little piece or advice TO give thee, and that is
never 10 marry wrnan worth more than thou
art. When married my wife, was worth jus
fifty cents, and she was worth siXly-two cents
and whenever any difference has occurred be.
tween us since, she has always thrown up the
odd shilling"
81 was once in Harrisburg" says the colonel
"on official business. During my stay, horse
race came off near the capitol, aud as ! am rath
er partlal 10 HOfSt IdClnB,i "cHt " 9Sc W. Jus
as the horses were about starting, some fellow
insulted me by joslllng me rather roughly
Now, you know | don't often fight, but when
strike, why, then do strke-so | up fist aud hi
him blow that sent him against the fence, int
"A field, carrying with him nine SECTIONS OF posts
and rails The fellow laid short time, ther
raising himself into a sitting posture, he locke,
wildly around him. "Gentleuen,' SAID he, "has
this storm done much damage? Did the light
ming strike any body but me 7"
A NEW CURE FoR CoNsuMPTIoN. Mr.
Deschamps has recently addressed letter to the
Academy of Sciences, (Paris,) IN which he as
serts that he has discovered an inlalllble remed,
for diseases of the lungs, even when tubercei
have formed He has forwarded his recipe, an,
sent security 10 the value OF 10000 francs, I,
be forfeited in case the efficacy OF his remed,
should not be established by experience.
CHLoRoFoRM. We understand that gentle
man residing in Hicks street, Brooklyn, dice
last week from the effects of chloroform admin
islerod by dentist in New York and also tina
a young lady of this city is now lying dangerous
ly i'll from like cause. If cases like these con
tinue to be OF such frequent occurrence, it will
soon be high time 10 kill Chloroiorm.-.M y
Express.
Tho young ladies down east complain that tn
gentlemen are SO poor that they can't even pa.
their addresses,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
Affecting to Printers.

There's a good time coming, boys,
A good time coming
Subscribers shall not wait for duns,
But flood us with their twos and ones,
In the good time coming;
Our advertisers shall increase,
Our patronage grow stronger,
And we, with creditors at peace
Wnit--a Mtie longer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
mottbntan & State 1ollrnal.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
TERMS al so cash in advance; 5000 if payment is not
made in advances interest always chagcdfrom tho end Of
tho yonr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
miscellaneous.
LETTERS FROM FRANCE.
EVENTS IN PARIS.

From tho New York Courier and Enquiror.l
No. V.
EVENTS IN PARIS