Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-15

matter to the serious consideration Of citizens
Wherever, and with whatever violence it has
ragged, physicians have borne testimony to the
fact that few have fallen victims except through
ndiscretion or exposure. Hundreds of cases are
symptoms We do not advise the use of medi-
cine by the ,nskilfal, but a prompt application
to physicians upon the appearance Of any symp-
tom of the disease.
The great Democratic Party that is, the patent
original Simon Ptues, have been subjected, since
their association, to as many commissions, as would
have destroyed any other party that has ever had
existence in our country. The following public
notice from the Pennsylvania is portentous OF
curious things, and among the rest We look for a
development of the causes Of the threatened
turn out of the New York Standard in June last
We imagined that ''the bosses had been brought
the Pennsylvania speaks truth, the Standard is
not firm in the confidence Of the administration.
From the Pennsylvania, August7.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The great Democratic Party throughout the U
mon, is hereby notified to beware of trusting the
political statements, or following hereafter the
POLITICAL opinions of the NetD York Standard and
Ne,o York Ecening Post. From the recent ex-
traordinary course Of these papers on the subject
Of the United States Bank and the public depo-
SITES there is damnins proof given that they are
now managed and controlled by coterie OF w all
street stock -iobbers, who are anxious to use the
small remaining political influence Of these jour
nails, for the purpose OF raising and depressing
stocks to suit their avaricious purposes, and rem
a. 90 hor tob he
cratic party Of the State Of New York-the high
" respectable members of the State Govern
ment, called by the opposition Ia derisIon, the
Albany Regency" and particularly the Vice
President OF the United States, disapprove, dis
countenance, and abhor, the New York stock
jobbers, who are hostile or in favor of the Uni
ted States Bank Just TO suit their time bargains,
and other gambling transactions. We can speak
positively Of Mr. Van Buren,, than whom pur-
er man, in relation to banks, stocks, &c does
not exist in this any other country.
We give this public notice Of these facts for
the purpose of checking the disastrous course of
the stock jobbing journals in question, and to pre-
vent them from injuring hereafter the great cause
Of Jackson and democracy. la few days we
p7opose if nothing intervenes fand God spares
our health, TO lift the veil, and give the world a
peep at the horrible stock jobbiDg transactions in
Wall street, New York, which bad
as the Stock Exchange in London, and which are
no doubt the precursor OF some great calamity to
the gay ana glorious city OF new ork f1dNihg
resided ten years within that infected region, we
know the men and their tricks, and can describe
them TO a T.
As it is probable that this development will add
deep interest to the Pennsylvania, increase
ITS rapidly growing patronage, now actually on
the heels of fire thousand, all persons who wish
TO become subscribers before begin the I'M
yelling had better send in their names as fast as
possible. We shall begin as soon our very
ample materials are fully arranged. Editors
throughout the country, but particularly demo
cratic editors, will please copy this public notice,
and we shall give them a similar lift when they
want it.
We observe by the last number of the Win
chester Republican, that Daniel Conrad, esq,
has purchased an interest in that paper. 1t will
in future be conducted by him in conjunction with
James G. Brooks, esq. its present able and ia
Tented Editor.
The Mails The complaints of distant subscri-
bers that their papers do not come to hand regu-
larly, have of late been unusually frequent We
answer that all our mail papers are carefully en-
veloped and regularly deposited in the post office.
After this our control Of them is at an end. So
long as the patronage of the Post Office Depart
ment is to be welded political engine, these
evils cannot be remedied.
A few weeks since, we received number of
the Lexington Observer, and looked hastily for
that nothing was said upon the subject, until we
looked at the date and found that it had been
travelling, free of cost, for three months. Du-
ring the present week we have received the
Fredericksburg Arena Of May IS; the Circle
vile Herald of june 1; and the Scioto Gazette
of May Goth.
The Secretary Of War arrived at Washington
on Tuesday the 9th inst, in good health.
The Secretary Of the Navy and the Navy Com
missioners arrived at New York on Tuesday
from Philadelphia. After inspecting the Brook
iyn Navy Yard, they will proceed to Boston
and Portsmouth
Shares of the Bank Of the United States were
sold at New York on Tuesday, in large quaint.
ties at thirteen dollars above par. This is said
TO be the highest price, taking into account the
dividend, which the stock has at any time borne
since the delivery of the Veto message.
In the Virginia Penitentiary the
whole number of convicts does not ex-
coed $50, white and black, and these
only 8 are females, all of whom are
black. To the honor of the State be
1t SAID there is not single white wo-
man amongst them.-The Legislature,
session before the last, pardoned the
only white female who was con6nsG
within its walls,-Aler. Gar.
An eastern editor, in taking leave
of his patrons, remarks that he has
laboured, he has watched, and he has
prayed, for the good cause in which
he embarked, and if he should contin.
ue his editorial connexion much longer
1t IS probable that he should also fast.