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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

the people oil PenDsy lvauis on this subject.
10 the House Of Representatives The reso
lutons were adopted by vote Of bl, end
nays none. In the Senate they had pass
cd, yeas, 80, nays only one.
The interest Of the people OF Pennsylva-
ria had greatly suffered under the opera
ton Of the reduction Of duties by the COM
promise act. The fires on their hesrths
had been pu: on, by that act, and their
industry crippled end palsird. Under the
influence ofthe tariff Of 1912 their pros
perity had begun TO revive. They were,
therefore, averse to any change in the
system which had given fair protection
to domestic industry, and, at the same
tine. produced revenue barely sufficient
for the wants Of the Government. They
we're in favor OF a revenue tariff with in
cidentsl protection. That was the doc
+trine OF the party TO which he had the hon.
or to belong.
Thu. 1t will clearly be seen VIVA, the grea, State
Of Penpsy lyanis thinks of the " Black Tariff. -
The people Of that State are well acquainted with
the beneficial working, Of the present Tariff, and
are determined TO sustain il. The " Democratic"
Tariff bill now before the House, hold. on, kind
Of brbe to Pennsy lvsnis but she scoins to sccept
it, and despises the shallow pretences under which
il ~ offered.
The hfes their hearths burn bri shtly under the
workings of the present Tariff, and they want no
alteration. She 10 recovering her energies, and
wants system which promises some stability and
sure protection 10 American Industry. In the
next Presidential election she will define her
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

Is il not a singular fact that every Pres.
dent Of the United States we have ever
had, from the days of Washington 10 those
Of the present Administration, have, in
some of their respective Messages, recog.
missed and recommended the PRoTEcTIvE
POLICY of the Wing Tariff, except the ell
der Adams and Martin Van Buren, =
And yet our opponents denounce that pol
icy as Federal measure" and tell US
the opinions OF WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON
MADISON, MONROE, ADAMS, AND JACK
SON upon this subject are NOT souna =
This truly is LocofocoIsm. --ilH"o'S e.
egraph.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
THAT oDloUS BLACK TARIFF

Nr. Sturgeon, one Of the Democratic U States
Senators from Pennsy vauia, on Friday last pre-
sented to the Senate of the United States the pie
smbls and resolutions Of the Legislature of Pean.
,ylvanis, opposing any change in the present Tar
III calculated TO injure the manufacturing and ag-
rieu,ural interests of that State, and to resist any
reduction Of the duties on iron. coal, and wood
Tho folloS5us are hi. remarks copied from the
National tellgencer;
Mr.. Surgeon, in presenting these Feso-
buttons. remarked that the unanlmay with
which they were passed by body differ
ing 90 msny other subjects, was an evI'
d:nce of,be unanimity Of opinion among
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

A Breach OF PROMISE. letter
dated March 6, lS4l. written 10 mem.
Der Of the Missouri Legislature, Martin
Van Buren, said:
mo ONE can expect or should desire
20 be always in office under a govern
ment ond institutions like ours and /
have enjoyed the privilege long enough
to satisfy my utmost ambition"
And yet, having been thirty years Gin
Office" and protesting to have "enjoyed
the privilege long enough to satisfy" his
"utmost ambition" this man is forcing q
nomination, through caucus machinery,
and against the popular sentiment of his
party And that party, by yielding to
its rapacious demands conserving 10 its
own defeat.--.4l5any Eo. Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

such shallow appeals as are made to them
as Independent Wigs" Wing prince
pies and Wing patriotism are sparks from
| the old Revolutionary flint. from which a
fame will erse whose brightness will con.
found and strike bind SHE wolves IN
sleeps clothing" who prowl about in
search "of independent Wigs"
lndeps ndant Wings, indeed ; yes, thank
Col, THEN name is legion, and when the
proper tine arrives their mighty force will
b. felt a, the ballot box. But what
iather Richie means by independent
Wings" are such men as he considers are
disatiected because of their failure to have
certain men nominated for the Assembly,
&C., but thew have yet to learn that ''in.
dependent Wings" as he terms them are
men who feel as sacred regard for their
principles as he, and mean not to sacriiice
them for minor differences and preieren-
ces for men. Whrre in their ranks do
these faiierers propose to place 'the in
dependant Wings" whom they are trying
TO seduce from their allegiance TO their
principles Ia the front, oh no but they
are 'to be hewers Of wood and drawers
OF water, "-ales for the war-camp fol
lowers Of Loco Focoism, and when they
have done with them, cut them DRIFT and
laugh at their folly. Away with such
hypocrisy. Beware OF such men show
Them with what supreme contempt you
view their hollow faitery, and scorn their
miserable overtures. They court the lrea
son, but curse the traitor. Come forward |
then Wings in solid column and at the
polls rebuke the insult cast upen your
patriotism and intelligence. Let your
majority "deine your position" and per-
haps the Bourbons in their retirement"
may ye, learn something of the will OF
the people.
You cannot regard the importance of
this election too highly. Wings of Berke.
ley you too have part and lot in this mat.
ter. Upon your vote may hang the des,
tiny of this mutton. Upon that vote may
rest the prosperity of our common coun.
try. Upon your exertions the safety OF
tho Constitution and of the Republic may |
rely. These are momentous questions !
now before the nation, pause then and re.
fleet upon your duty. Your country and
your principles first. The candidates be.
fore you for the A ssembly are we'll known
10 you. Edmund PendIeton and Jacob
Myers have both served you before
well and faithfully. Try them again.
Messrs. Seibert AMI Grantham, their op.
ponents, are worthy men and valuable CIT
lzens; while you may like The men, do not
forget the political principles involved in
the election. The Locos in Berkeley
have discarded all minor diff rences, and
such is the case throughout Vrglnia.-
The Lion aud lamb have laid down to.
geiher, and Mr.. Richie is watching them
with ga Shepherds care" Aye indeed
+" every trace is tight and every breast
chain loose" They are not making such
desperate efforts for nothing
that "you may tell Hercules BY hisf'ot.'
Learn from your enemies, and remember
that "the price of liberty is eternal vigi-
lance"
A BERKELEY WING.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

I. ROBERT II. WHITFIELD, ofI.le of Wight
.. JOHN T.. SHE'LL, Of Brunswick.
\. HENRY T.. IRVING, Of Cumberland.
4. JOSEPH X. IRVING. Of Amherst.
8. GEO. II GILMER. Of Putsylvsns.
q. VALENTINE W. SOUTHALL, of Albemarle
7. JOHN JANNEY, os Loudoun.
u. EDWARD T. TAYLOE, Of King George.
0. RALEIGH T. DANIEL. Of Richmond.
10. MOREAU BOWERS. Of William sburg.
II, ANDREW HUNTER. OF Jefferson.
n. A. n. II. STUART. OF Augusta.
Is. WIN BALLARD PRESTON of Montgomery
Ia. ANDREW S. FULTON, Of Wytho.
IS. ALLEN r. CAPERTON. Of Monroe.
10. AUGUSTINE j. SMITH, Of Harrison.
II. JAMES M. STEPHENSON, OF Tyler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
JAYNE's EIPEcroRANTa ALWAYS cures .

JarSEs ExPscToRasT always cures ASTHMA;
two or thr ee large doses will cure the GROUP or
HIVES Of children in from 5 minutes one hours
lime. !, Immediately subdues the violence OF hoop
ing-cough. and effects speedy cure Hundreds
who have been given Up by their physicians as in
durable. with consumption, sPitting OF blood, and
other pulmonary affections. have been restored to
perfect heairh byu. neUer faiisia giuing reticf
Prepared only by d.. jayne. Ne. 30 soa'h ihtd
ST., Philndephia, and for sale by q. & Z. w. DOH
Msrlinsburg, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

pWe have received list OF the appointments
for the Baltimore Conference, which we will have
10 postpone publishing until next week The fol-
owing Ministers were appointed for Berkeley
J,acr,on, and Morgan Counties:
Bevteh,--J. A Henp'ns. D Ball.
Lgtrson-J A G,re, G. d. Cuminss.
HarpersFsrry-J. Sanks.
Shsphsrdstotcn--J. Plolner.
Bafh-Stephen Smith.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

To CURE E-RITEs. A writer in
Raleigh Register, says that common salt,
with water and bound upon the
wound, will cure the bite of the most ven
omous snake
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

The REPORTED LEGACY To MIR. CLAY,
turns out to be all fudge. The Lexing-
ton Observer has seen letter from New
Orleans, stating that Judge Porter left
him breast-pin and nothing more.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
SHEPHERDSTOWN RAISING.

The Wings of the unteriifed precinct" have
appointed SATURDAY ncxi, the 30h inst for the
raising Of their Club House upon which occasion
several speeches may be expected The public,
one and all, are invited oe present.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

HARRISBURG ELEcTIoN.--The election
in Harrisburg on the 18th inst, for DO.
rough officers, resulted in general anti
Mrhlenburg triumph. The anti Mullen
burg candidates for chief burgess, high
constable, constabes, town council, &c.
including almost the entire catalogue of
officers, were elected. The Democratic
majority in the borough has always been
about Two bundled and fifty; but at this
election some of the anti Muhlenburg can
didstes were elected by over ore hundred
and forty majority Philadelphia Ch,on-
icle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
FOR PRESIDENT,
SUMMATION OF PRINCIPLES.

A sound National Currency. regulated by the will
and authority Of the Nation.
An Adeguats Repenue, with fair Protection TO
American fadustry
lust restraints on the Executive power. embracing
a further restriction the exercise Of the Veto
faithful administration Of the public domain, with
on equitable disribmtion If the proceeds Of the
.sIes Of il among all the Ststes.
An honest and economical administration OF the
General Government. leaving public officers per
feet freedom Of thooght and nf the RICH, Of suf-
hsee: but with suitable rsstrsinsts against i'm
proper interference in elections.
An amendme the Constitution. limiting the in
cumbent Of the Presdeniial office to a Single
Term.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be divine service in the Presbyterian
Church, in Mariinsbure, Sunday the 3iG Of
March, inst, when the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered. he services will
commence on Saturday previous.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

At the residence OF Mr.. Joseph Shepherd, in
Clarke County. Va on the 24th Of February last
Capt. GEoRoE EsxRiDoE, an Officer in the Reso-
luton. Had he lived another day, he would have
finished his 87th year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
MRS. LITTLE's SCHOOL

NM ILL reopen on Monday, April LIST. Terms
w OF Tuition and branches Taught, as former
ly, with the addition OF Music few pupils can
be accommodated with boarding on moderate
terms. March 90. I843--iw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
SOMETHING NEW.
Perifcal or american Periscopic
S p ID o N a o Z q So
Not the French Meniscus or WoHaston's

mot the French Meniscus or WoAaston's
English Periscopic,)
SUPERIOR 10 any other kind in use, cons,ruc.
~ ted in accordance with the Philosophy OF Ms.
lure, in the peculiar form of CONCAVO-CON.
VEA ELLlPSlS, admirably adapted to the Or
gons OF the Sight and perfectly natural to the Eye.
sfording altogether the best artificial help 10 The
human vision ever Invented
The special attention Of ali is called who are in
want of Speciacles 10 cali and examine the above
article as their superiority rest upon the very best
authority.
Glasses can be furnished separate from the frames
For sale only by WIN. DORSEY
March %, 1874. Msrtin.burg Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

THE GIRARD WILL CAsE.--The opin-
ion of Judge Stry in this case, is SAID to
be very able. The validity of the VIII is
fully affirmed. The suit, says the Bali
more Patriot, was instituted, not on the
ground OF the Illegally of,he will Of Mr..
Glrard in general, but against that clause
of it which authorized the establishment
of college for the education Of white
male children, between certain ages. 1t
was objected TO this clause, that it was
void on two PRINCIPAL grounds First,
that there was no sufficient authority un-
der the laws oil Pennsylvania, for tie &C.
ceptance and administration of the trust
by tine city Of Philadelphia, which was
made the almoner OF the chnrIty--and
secondly, that it was not such charity
as the laws Of the country would enforce
and maintain, because, by the will OF Mr.
Girard, all ministers of Religion, of what
ever denomination, were excluded from
entering upon the grounds of the college,
even as visitors and that this direction of
the will prohibited tie teaching of the
Christian religion TO the pupils in the
school--the teaching OF religion, it was
commended, being an essential part of oil
charity endowments.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
A BERKELEY WING.

Mr.. CALHouN's AccEPTANcE.--The
Charleston Courier announces the acccp-
lance by Mr.. Calhoun, OF the office OF Sec
rotary of State, and publishes the follow.
ing letter:
PENDLEToN, March Is, 1874.
81 was with Mr.. Calhoun to-day The
mail came freighted with letters from his
friends urging his acceptance. You will
be graiifed to learn that he could no; re.
SYST "this call Of his country upon his pat
rio,isrn," and tina, as early as practice ble
he will pass through the cd city. on his
wav to Washington. Texas and Oregon
will be the absorbing questions for his
grra, mind, and, depend upon it, his wis
dom, frmness and moderation, will Sc
cure BOTH to this union"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
WING NOMINATION Ms.


BERKELEY.
FOR TIME ASSEMBLY.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Col. JACOB MYERS.
JEFFERSON.
SENATE.
JOHN 8. GALLAHER.
assembly.
wlLLTLM r. TURNER.
BENJAMTN T. TOwNER.
MORGAN.
ASSEMBLY.
JOHN O'FERRALL.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Medical Aid.

CECRET HABITS-There is a certain secret vice existing
among the youthful and ndscreet that leads premature
nrae ~ithg; 'hudie ius aud shrinking from
the le hos! ii sett-desuetion which these deluded
victim. axe g hs with such seaui velocity Dr. ELL Super,
the subject OF this says: foul plap
misins Of our andS Dr. Wsod.ard q the assschu.sti.
Of depravy that something should be
dulEence" he late Dr. Rush letter Dr. Gregory
time for those who love the purity or the websne Of
portion the and silence in which s involved
Dr. Gregory has recently received letter from Dr. Monroe
moe blighting % body mind and than other
s.iy sSsfilisy 10. "a -
frequently arise from this and should the health either
mental phvsica be spared for the present. does
ker most rigid record Of all denqnencies aud sooner
Dr. Gregory has published treatise this and other sub
jects Of nature highly interesting to s
and conditions but the most agreeable part Of this notice
those teresed will be that which relates TO the remedy that
ca able Of repairing broken constiiuton-t s Dr. Gre
sors Iaygoratng Tonic Cordial may be relied upon in all
with certainty Of cure except whre maormaton
subject Of propriety to publish the certificates Of
IL: valne the Herald would not be large enough to con-
tain the half of those that have been received and the thou.
sands that have been offered is medicine that invigo,
peculiarly ecacous in repairing inward wasings loss
Of appetite. Indigestion depression Of spirits shortness Of
belong to- pcede Consumption lungs; price 50
Of half dozen for $0 and forwarded by
order the price Of the book 50 cents$l by mail
VI" Dr. s. g c s psse 1se
of Beekman where he be consulted his
is.son privately and ccnddenay at all hours Of the day
prompt may be addressed 10 Box ss7 Upper
Post Office, N. Y" postpaid. DE- lm%rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
TO MARRIED LADIES.

M These invaluable Powders have been universally aaopts
in Europe, but France acnar for upwards ty years.
well a. by thousands this country being the only mild
ss and scasn. remedy oI %arrsd ladies whose health for
The results Of er adopea hs happiness. s health nay
often the life Of aeconate wfs and fond mother ars
too vast 70 touch within the limits Of
results which Affect not only the present well bsns Of PARENTS
known that the families Of the :. ul increase seyoui
the h.ppiness Of those them pir woud dicsae u
how many instances dogs IN, hard WORKING fah and
especially the mother 0F family remain through
live and living toll. when they might have snoyes
comfort and comparative aluence, and If aud .o
weighed down the spirit, and t broken the health s s
father how often the wAow left unable, with the est
degraded objects Of charity progate Eve
though competence ana plenty smile hsw o, alas
the days Of the kind husband and father ebtersd 10 be.
holding the emacated form and declining health Of comps-
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peet himself being early Isr e prtne pr hn JOYS and
orrows and his young and helpless children Of ese ns
attentions and watchfu soctude, which mother aeue cas
stow. not gnegueny at time when least able support
for parents increase their amies regardless Of conssqusnces
70 themsolves the well being Of te osprins when
I easy healthy and certain remedy is within contro
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject es
mating the benes sultins 70 thousand. BY the aopos
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The New York herald., 1844-12-08

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The New York herald., 1844-12-08
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATOR

mental and physical powers are unrestraned
indulgence Inc passions particularly by those solitary and
and debility he Aysan RsnoyatoI will bs found an iniabls
healthy action, and iInposncy, by nfasng
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.movss sssrlity. BY restoring healthy uterine aeton Meier
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The New York herald., 1844-12-08

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che u Family ri Msd,ns ss Of N.v York.
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and have whsn where an an d 9yf I'll hs;
obstinate and dy;gfgsL siR%soSSis %oSsEY
f0''ma.ss q. ss.9 s.S1 county
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with Liver onp,ns and 1:s
my sds w.r ysy ATTENDED % cough
used he Z pill, was DUO become
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m~dsin. eiebraisd for Liver Compliant with
g. e.
d. ds.ansr ''sp s''' : ''s' ol' ' s'. A
aa 4 af shall receive more sEH 'BARiBouR
Garden, Philadelphia. !
Foreign merchants and are nfoImsa that PARIS Lille
Pills French. Geman Spanish, and Portuguese
wrappers with books and testimonials ia the language
4. ROBERTS CO., Proprietors-
d5 lm~rc III Fulton street.
&hOO REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WCOV For the of Gonorh9a, elects, Scturss and
analogous complaints of the organ Of generation
Of all remedies discovered for the shcve complaints his
is the most certain. -
1t sspsedy and permaIs4i care. whou. the least Re-
sctoa Diet drink change in application to bu-
siness
We give long quackish recommendations TO deceive the
public Il the medicine does not speak for ITSELF no one shall
speak for IT, Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single lseof Gonoha to be
brought which the Mixture will not effect rapid cure under
a forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervadss all ranks cf
ciety-hgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy BY which they can sIs them
selves without the least the shortest possible
Further the disease cannot be conacted i dose OF the Mig
ture ID taken night gong bed when exposed.
1t put up in bottles with full dirscon it,
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured in two dsys. (.
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- Wssha9op Boston; "a Canal street, New
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