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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27

NOW know that wool, food and labor con-
shtute the cost OF cloth; and ! am satisfied
that manufacturers, owing to the competition,
do not. and. when machinery is fairly pro
tected, average large proEt; consequently.
] care not how high cloth is, when sell
$40 and buy but $50 worth or does any one
need care. except capitalists and salary men,
as every branch OF Industry and enterprise
partakes the benefit of high prices
Now suppose the manufacturer is compel
ed to sell t'is cloth IN competition with that
made by European labor. he must have my
wool
500 lbs at 80 cts. sisf 90
100 bs. wheat, in proportion, 90 cts. 60 90
obad'ahs labor, reduced in proper
tion. 10 90
2sa 90
Payment towards land same
as before, 500 on
Taxes, same, 40 90
90 yds cloth reduced in price
proportlonate to wool, al
50per yard, 80 90 $40 90
Leaving me sadded with a dent of s5S 90
instead of a surplus OF $50, as before. to
spend with traders and mer han.s while $500
to the capitalist or salary man would be as
good as $500 is now. But this is not all. 1t
will be perceived that cloth may he cheap at
~ Oh, While the same under other circnm
stances, would he dear al 81 so. Capital
tsts and taxes would swallow up great pro
portion OF he wealth and industry Of the
country; consequently there would he but
little trade and less employment. ioi mechan
lcs, brick makers, lumber men. aud a host
OF others, who are now consumers OF agrl
cultural produce. but VII, must become pro
duceIs or starve, where, then, wopld mar
ket he found for our surplus at any prh-es
Ceftilnly DOT IN foreign countries They ace
usually ,Iltted With what we have been in the
habit of adding to their supply from other
sources JONATHAN D0CKR00r.
Editors OF newspapers. throughout the u
mon, who have not sold Themselves as instru-
menis OF oppression, are respectfully rsqnes-
ted to give the above an Insertion. - Bosi on
Courier
On Friday last, we alleged that the Pre-
siueat 81 the u. States had submitted to Con
gress, 10 an ofsicia! report. false estimate
OF the Treasury. knowing il TO he false, and
challenged the Globe TO deny the truth OF
our charge. That denial has been made.
We will. tomorrow redeem our pledge, and
put the matter beyond controversy.
Of that ,ngratet,d hypocfite Amos Kendall
has not beea developed more folly thaa in
his late numbers on the Bank file u States
and the veto We are not the advocate OF
the bank; TO these ~fo approve of tia in
-stitution, belongs the task of answering the
multiplied misrepresentation and falsebo IDS
both OF argument and fact. With which has
essays abound But we promise, AT an early
day to unmask lne Gillian. and hold hin up,
to public view IN al tsIat hideons dsfernsty
which belongs To hypccsisy. ingratitude, a.
paffce, ambIuIon, and mendacity. lie de-
serves this at our hands, and he shah re-
ceive IT.
Thomas kitchie knows that Kendall is the
writer OF the articles on the Bank OF the u
States and the veto, which appear editJrislIy,
10 the Globe, and yet he volunteers to assert
that they are written by +. z Blair.
U.s. Telegraph
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27

favorable augary. 1t will be seen, from the
! subjoined paragraph, that the National Re
publicans, in consequence OF Governor NC
.arth,r agreeing to come to Congress, bav-
! ing new candidate to select. have deter
] mined to vote for the unexcephonable can
d'date of the Anti masons for Governor.
This will doubtless lead also to a united e.
Iectoral ticket
From The Ohio Republican, Sept. ID.
Gov .Dc.frthlr has declined re election
as Governor, and has been nominated as a
! Candidate for Congress from Chillicothe Dis
lrict. the other two National Republican
Candidates there having agreed to decline if
dov Macarthur would consent to stand a
poll for that office. This arrar cement rem
ders the success of our cause certain IN the
ChillIcothe District, aud leaves the Gutter
material contest between Mr. Lucas the jack
son candidate. and Darius Lyn,en the oppo-
sIion candidate who was nominated by the
Anti Masons. Mir Iymen is highly respec-
4 Table citizen of Portage county, and his been
several times member oil the State Legs
lature where he was held in much esteem
Ills character IS unimpeachable, and being
The only candidate IN opposition TO the Jack
son nomination. it is hoped he will unite all
the opposition, and receive handsome ma
jority, which will have favorable effect up
on the election Immediately ensuing.
Z The friends of Judge Barbour still persist
IN urging his claims Tor the Wee Presidency
% says the Winchester tirginian. Still per
stst. 90 they! What insolent knaFes tC
think Of electing one Of their own sons Vlc'
President of the United States, while MARTYR
Van Buren, continues in the field! They de
serve TO be nghamised-voted out OF The
party and abused personally and POLITICAL.
through the columns of the Globe. Vote 10
Barbour, native Of Virginia, and Van Blu
leu IN the felG Monstrous,- Penn ilq.
mira Globes Our State is literally mum
dated with Extra Globes, sent to Jackson
fos'masters by bundles, and by them sea;
Tered about as thick as the frogs and locust
OF Egypt The Jackson Judges carry thei
packets lull AS they travel about TO hold the
letsion courts; the Jack on doctors carry iheI
abont to inoCulate the People; aud finally
Ih' jackson ilr-peulars carry them about wit
'eeE shetpskIns aud rags Yankee,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-30
NEWPORT, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 80, 1892.

iea in COngrsss assembled. That the Presi.
dent Of the United States cause to be ascer.
taned, by accurate observation. the latitude
and longitude Of the southerIy extreme Of
Lake Michigan ;and that he cause to be as
+cortained by like observation, the point on
the Miami Of the Lake, which il due east
therefrom, and also, the latitude and longi.
tudc Of the most northerly cape ofthe Mimi
bay /; also, that he cause to be sscertaned,
with all practicable accuracy. the latitude
and longitude Of the most soulherly point in
the northern boundary line Of the United
States in Lake Erie and also, the point at
which a direct iino drawn from the southerly
extreme OF Lake Michigan, to the most south.
erly point in said norLbern boundary line OF
the United States, will intersect tho Miami
river or bay and alss, that he cause to be
ascertained by like observation, tie point. in
the Mississippi which 10 dne west from the
sou,herly extreme Of Lake Michigan; and
that the observations be made and the result
thereof returned, TO the proper department
within the current year.
Approved, July IA, 1882.
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DUrNrRIES'
z YE w A = EE!

| LNOR sore or infamed Eyes, gives immedi-
IL ate case and relief. On recent SOTO
eyes, the efloct is most salutary. Where the
complaint has been Of years standing. and in
some exceeding bad cases, the most unex-
pected and desirable relief has been found in
the use ofthis Eye WATER, after every 9th
or remedy had failed. Many persons who
have used il, pronounce il the best prepars-
,ion for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases OF soreness or in
flamution oflong standing.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
*x*None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole proprie-
for, T.. KIDDER. inmediofs successor TO the
late DR.. w. II. CONWAY. For sale at his
Counting Room. over No. 90. Court street.
near Concert Hall. Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. II. II. HAZARD.
Al the sign oftlis
Golden Mortar,
Washington Square,
Newport. r. I.
ALSO,
AT the sign OF the
GOOD SAM Az ITAN.
3 doors soa,h Of Market Square.
Newport. II. Z.
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Pubic Nd. liz.

AN ACT repeating a part of the 9Th seo-
ton Of an act, entitled IAN act to estsb.
lish ports Of delivery at Port Pontchsr.
train aud Delaware city, and for other pur-
pcses."
Be u enacied By the Senate and House of
Representatives. cfihe United Siaies Of Amsr'.
ca in Congress dssembisd, That so much OF
the fifth section of 90 act, entitled ".qn act TO
establish ports OF delivery al Port Pontchar.
train and Delaware city, and for other eur.
poses" approved March second, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty. one, as provides for
the appointment Of surveyor to reside a,
Prospect IN the District Of Belfast, ia. the
State Of Mains, be, and the same is hereby
repealed.
Approved. July u, 1882. ~
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DIR. RELIES
TRoTANrOAL. I aOpG :

-
Is one of the most cfficaci ious compounds ia
the .Nateria Medica. for Tho cure Of tha.
class Of invcterate Diseases, produced by an
impure state oil The blood, and vitlated hsb.
It Of body, and usually -exhib'IAg theu,seives
IN the forms Of Scrouls, Saft Rhsua. Lepro
SO, 81. .Anfhony's FIRE, FSgT Sores, Ieven
when the bones are uifectedl Whiie S,sei-
ings, fif applied with DIR. Jsbb's Lniment.j
FoW and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs aud
Eyes, Scaid head IN Cinldrea Scurry aud
Seorbuiic Coni, Piolpisd cr CdrLuneied FL
fssiering Enspions sgEs W sei Y'ainis,
iaroaghoat the JoiY, IN which. last case the
Drops ofienc cure when Mercury fails. They
are also the best Ssring aud .7uiumndi
Phisie TO purify and cleanse the system from
humOurs which Frequently appear ut these
seasons oftl,e year. They also aid The pro.
cess of digestion, and, by purifying the blood,
prevent the secretion of malignant humonrs
on the lungs. The proprietor confidently
relies upon the vast number Of surprising
cures effected by these Drops, not only in
Boston and lis vicinity, but throughout the
Union, for the best proof oftheir excellence
az an uniallng .4ltsraiipe Medicine, in oil the
cases above specified. This article has re.
Gently been pronounced by o physician Of the
first responsibility, who had witnessed It's
surprising efficacy, ss entitled, in his opinion,
to take the lead Of all the poRplar articles
known for the above complaints, and indeed
II is fast gaining this point in public estina.
ton. throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or SIR Boi!!.s for IS.
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BENJAMIN H. WILBOR,

HAS FOR sale at his store in Broad street
u Il the io.icwDg articles Garden Seeds, u
tensils Of fInsbandry, Domestic Goods, Grocer.
les, Grain, Wares, Vegetables, Provisions, Cut.
lery, Nails. Fruit, Broonis, Brushes, Hats, and
Shoes of nearly every kind in all their variety
ALSO. quantity OF the first quality Canal
and Island Cheese.
He expects TO be daily supplied with new but.
tor from the Island, in the best order in its sea.
son made by some ofthe neatest dairy women
all of which articles, no will sell by retail OF
quantity, on terms the most reasonable and sat.
isfactory.
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Public No. ll2.

ITupIc NO. II<.
AN ACT to amend the act, entitled Gan &C,
for the relief Of certain surviving officers
and soldiers ofthe army Of the revolution
Be II enacted by The Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of The United States Of .7m-
erica IN Congress assembled, That the third
section Of the act, entitled "An act for the
relief ofcertlin surviving officers and soldiers
Of the army ofthe revolution" approved the
fifteenth day of May, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight, shall not be con
strued to embrace invalid pensioners; and
that the pension Of invalid soldiers shall no,
be deducted from the amount receivable BY
them under the said act.
Approved, July IA, 1882.
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July IA, 1882.
Tpuslis, No. 1861

fuSIc, NO. 1OO.
AN ACT TO provide for the appointment OF
three Commissioners 10 treat with the In
disns, and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
PsDre,sntatives of Ire United States efJ9mer
;ea in Congress assembled. That the Presi.
dent shall nom nate, and, by and with the ad.
vice and consent OF the Senate, shall appoint
three commissioners, who shall visit and ex-
anime the country set apart for tho emigrat.
ing Indians, vest Of the Mississippi river; and
shall, when Il is necessary, enter into nego-
tiations with them for the adjustment OF any
difficulties which may exist in The location Of
The lands Of tho .emigrating Indians in the
boundaries thereof Such commiss toner's
shall also ascertain and report the proper
places af locations for such Of the tribes and
portions oftribes, as may yet wish to remove
10 that country, and shall transmit 10 the War
Department all the Information they can pro.
cuto respectng it's cliamate, soil, cd capnitya
10 suppoft the number Of Indians who will
probably remove To, and reside in it. .t
: Sec. 2. .qnd be it. further enacied. That The
said commissioners shall be authorized to
convene together snch of the tribes as may
be in state OF hostility, or as mag be appa-
ren,ly disposed to commit, or may have com
mit,ed, dcprcdations or expressions against
others. and TO endcavor to arrange the dlfi'
culties between them, so that the protec lion
promised to the emigratng indians by the
sixth section Of the act of May twenty eight,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty, may
bo secured to them.
Sec. g. ,.7nd be itj,.rihsr enacted, That the
.aid commissioners shall also report 20 the
War Department plan for tho improve.
men,, government, and security Of the In
dians.
Sec. 4. And be IL further enaeted, That the
said commissioners shall inquire into the
mode in which the business oil emigration
has been conducted, aud report any changes
which would render the sumo more eco
nomieal. or better adapted 10 the comfort
and condition of the indians.
SEC. 5. And be It further enacted,
That in the. discharge of their duties, the
said commissioners shall DO regulated by such
instructions as they may receive from the
War Department.
SEC. 6. .1ud be II further enacted, That
twenty Thousand dollars, for tho purpose Of
carrying the provisions Of this act into effect
be, and the same is appropriated, TO be paid
out of any money iu the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
Sec. Ind be H. further enocted. That this
act shall be in force for the term Of two years
and no longer,
Approved, July IA, 1882.
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fPuBLIc No. 1881

tfUhLIC NO. luo,l
AN ACT to amend the act entitled IAN act
10 provide for mitigating or remitting the
forfeitures. penalties, and disabilities &C.
cruing in certain cases therein mentioned"
BE IL endeisd Ly the Senate and House q
Representatives. efihe United States Of finer
ica tn Congress assembled, That in all cases
Of fine, penalty, or forfeiture, mentioned and
embraced in the act entitled "An act to pro.
vide for mitigating or remittisg the forfeit
urss, penalties. aud disabilities, accruing in
certain cases therein mentioned" or in any
act in addition 10. or smcndatory Of said act,
and not exceeding fifty dollars in amount, or
value, the Secretary ofthe Treasury be, and
he hereby is, authorized. if in his opinion the
said 6ne, penalty, or forfeiture was incurred
without wllful negligence or intention of
fraud, to prescribe such rules and mode of
proceeding. 10 ascertain the facts, Ms in his
opinion may be convenient and proper, with
ont regard &c the provisions Of the act above
referred TO and upon the said facts. so to be
ascer:sined as aforesaid. the said Secretary
may exercise all the power conferred npon
him in and by said act. as fully as it might
have done had said facts been sscertained
under and according to the provisions Of
said act.
Approved, July ID, 1892.
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BE 1t tnacisd BY the Senate and House oi
Representatives. the United States Of .9meri
ica in Congress assembled, That the sum Of
three thousand dollars be, and the same is
bsreby, appropriated out Of any money 10 the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the
fund for the relief Of distressed American
seamen and that the said amount be dis
tributcd among she owners, officers and crew
of the Spanish brig Leon, in such proportion
as shall-be directed by the President of the
United States, for services tempered and los.
the American ship Minerva, wrecked and
burnt on, the Bahama bank.
Approved, July IA, 1882.
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Wan DEPARTMENT..
Pension O@es,
Oci,her a 1870

Washington, October A, 1852. y
VUNHE number OF applications for Pensions IN
| J. der tho recent act of Congress, already eS.
ceedlng 10000 together with tho stsie OF tiis
health Of this city for some time past, has pre-
scented the examination and decision Of tbcso
claims, with as much speed as Is anxiously dc.
sired by the Department., aud rs is due 10 the
services and sufefings Of these meri,orious vet
erans entitled to tho bounty OF their. county -
When il is recolecied that these claims contain
minute statement of Facts by tho applicants,
embracing their whole Revolutionary service,
together with such corrobsraiing proof, ciIeun.
stantia aud direct, ss they are able to collect.
aud that all these arc investigated and compared
with tho rolls aud other records Of the Depart
ment, and that this process Is necessary fairly
20 establish Just claims and to prevent the grant
inr Of fraudulent ones, and that nothing will en-.
sure tho latter object, but the most careful ex.
| ananaiion aud RIG I'd scrutiny, some idea may be
formed Of tho time and labor requisite To effect
these objects. IL Is impossible to go on with the
current business Of the Office, and 10 pnswer al
the letters, rs they are received.
And this notice Is given that applicants my
be satisfied. their cases will DO investigated an
tho order OF their reception, and as rapidly as
possible, and that each person will bo adviesd
OF the result. whether favorable or adverse or
wbelbss suspe nded Cor further proof, or sxpA,
nations. AZ soon as his case can be taken ov.--
And ali may rest assured that the most vigorous
efforts wilIbe made 10 bring this whole matter
10 close, with az little delay a. possible-; and
nothing in the power Of Tho Department will bs
wanting, TO give effect 10 the bsnsvolsni inssn'
''A' JAMESi.. EDWARDS.
Publishsrs ar tho Laws oftho United States
/ are requested 10 snsert che shove uooce Ssu
times IN each Of Aheir respective nswsPsesD'
Oclobs ar 10.
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TPuBLIc No. llO1

AN ACT TO remit part Of the du,ies on a
cargo imported in the brig Liberator.
De it fnactedby tie Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be authorized to
remit the excess ofduties paid upon certain
American vessel, or to refund such excess, if
actually paid, TO the person persons who
have paid such excess, and to pay such a.
monnt out ef any money in the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July IA, 1882.
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GLOVES.

IL w. LAWTON has just received from
lLs New York. large and carefully Sc
lected assortment Of Cloves, viz :--men's ex
ira super, colored Buckskin very stout, sofl
and large sizes; fine French Castor gloves
do. do. Ilorsckin do common Beaver do
. great variety very fine colored cotton
sumner do; super and common thread do
grsss cloth do black and white silk %
ladies' super black and eoIored IIorseskir
do 4; do. do. with invisible elastic wrists
white and buff woodstock wash leather do
slightly spotted Horskin do, very cheap mis-
ses finc colored Horseskin long mitts.
June 5th.
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IPublic Ma. I'LL

AN ACT for tho relief Of the Invalid Pen.
sioners of the United States.
Be Il .enattsd BY the Senate and House al
Representat,rts of the United States Of finer.
tea in Congress assembled, That an act, on.
titled IAN act regulating the payments to in-
valid pensioners" approved the third day Of
March, one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen, be, and tho same 10 hereby, 70.
pealed. 4
Approved, July II, 1882
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ny AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT
THE FIRST SESSION OF THE TwENrY-sEe-
pND CONGRESS-.


THE FIRST SESSION or THE TwENTY-sEe-
oND CONGRESS.
(PuarIc No. i04.l
AN ACT for the erection Of barracks, qssr-
ters, and Storehonses, and the purchase Of
site in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
BE IL snactea by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of The United States Of .amers
en- in Congress assembled, That the sum OF
one hundred and twelve thousand dollars to
be paid out Of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, be. and the same
is hereby. appropriated for the erection Of
barracks, quarters. and siorel.ouses, and the
purchase of site. IN the vicinity Of New
Orleans, for a garrison of four companies Of
the United States troops.
Approved, July IA, 1892.
a. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
] c. CALHOUN,
Tiss President fine United STATES nad
President ofthe Senate.
Approved July I3. 1882.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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N OF &c T.
VIM. j. Tilley,
WIFI nuEN THIS nay

MORE Of those French black Lustrngs
1vl and Black Gros de Naples Silks, Which
are 80 very Cheap.-.4LSO, Two Cases
Men's and Boys HATS, at very low prices
with a variety of CAPS.
ALSO, Two Cases Of P.aPERHAN0
LvGS, quite handsome, for - cents the ko'i,
lone Case STRAW BoSrETrs, ofhandsome
pnflerna.
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IPnhlic 40. l071

AN ACT TO provide for the taking Of certain
observations preparatory 10 the adjustment
Of the northern boundary line OF the Ststc
Of Ohio. ~
Be Il snaeied by he Senate and House u
Represerfatises ofhs United states q Amer
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Hygeian Agency
BOttling and Liquor Store,
South Wing eft the Union Bank Building
ID. MELVILL, i

Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie, and Connosseurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly on Z
hand for Gale as cheap as
at any Store in town:
WINES and other Liquors Of the bes
quality or draught. A :.
DO. in bottles by The dorm orsingie.
Hibbcrts Double Brown Stout and Londof
Porter. A "a
EvAS's Superior Porter and Ale in qusr.s
pints, gross. dozen or single.
X. Island and New Jersey Cider, DO. do. do
Genuine Lemon Syrup, do. do. do do.
Draught Ale and Restorative, Ginger
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDlALS. Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Chez
~ Stone, Lemon, Life Of Man.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put VI
at short notice. fg
Portable Punch. convenient article foI
Sailing and Fishing parties, aud variety D
other articles in the same line.
.Also for sale. the highly approved and ia
valuable Hygeian Vegetable Universal Med
icines Of the British College OF Health, Lon
don, and the Hygeian Publications..
Ladies who wish to purchase will pless(
call at the llonse Of the Agent oppostj
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street
TvHE Agen. Of Morrison's IIygeian Medi
Il cine begs leave to submit the following
statement TO the public -
TO Henry Mgno., Agent for MorrisoE',
Hygeian Uniuersal Medicine.
SIR-l conceive am doing duty to the
public as well as yourself in stating the fol.
lowing My wife was taken as severe "a
any of the other cases Of cholera yesterday,
] Immediately gave her sixty pills of Morri'
sons Hygeian Universal Medicine, and sp'
piled warm applications to the stomach. Shs
Is this morning quite relieved from all symp'
toms, and ate a cracker and took a cup oi
tea. Several individuals who was my wifa
can attest To the above.
! am willing 10 give every information ID
any one who chooses 10 call. Yours, SC.
ALFRED s. BURLINGTON, "a
Aug.7. Ia South Nam street