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4
WISTAk's BA LSAni of WILD ERRY
compound Balsamic Preparation fIon WILD
CHERRY, BARK and TAR.
me BEST Remedy known ~ the wuriu for the C,nI,
~ Coughs, Colds Asthma. CrOGP, Bredrsg or
me Lung. WhoOpiug Cough, BtOachtn
lh9uthzt, ShDrnrss of breath, ht,n
and Weakness IN the Breast Or
Stdt, Liver Compliant, and
Inr FW.t stages OF
CUNSU tpTOTs
thousand cures IN case, daerad utterly nooel,,s,
nave hfnNy established It's vast superiority OVER
every i'rm"r medical discovery.
very imp ~tani disease over which ths ,Ea ls.,
tEertS very powerful influence, Is that of = aEfS
EAsED LiNER.p Ia 'his Compliant il has sudoi;bl
rdy proved more CIcaciuNs than asy remedy hithgr
to employed. and in nnmrrDus instances when oa.
rents mad endured long and severe suffering from ebc
disease, with0nt receiving Inc least benefit from Va
nous remedies, and even when MERCURY has been,
r'soreh 10 in valn Me ct the Baisam has restored
the LvsI tn healthy acuon, and IN many instaacea.
effected permanent: cures after every known remedy.
had ta I'd 10 produce THIS desired effect
Besides SIS astonishing efficacy in the disease. ahou"
MENTIONED, we also find il very siirciua remedy N
ASTHMA, a compant in which il has BEEN pYtcn-
Slyety used with decided success even m ra;sa az
years standing.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION
a compound Balsamic preparation of the PraRrus
Virginia, or "Niid Cherry Bark combined with the
ENuact OF Tar, prepared by new chemical proces,
approved and recommended by the most Distinguish
cd physicians, and universally acknowledges he
most valuable medicine ever discovered
BEWARE of COUNTERFEITS. None genuine
unless signed !. Burns on the wrapper
For sale by the dozen gross by
STAHLER 6 CANDY, l2O w. pratt-ac
Also, ~ George x. Tyler, - g. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hanee, Baltimore aud Pratt streets; Roberts
n Atkinson, corner Baltimore and fanrverst J. r.
Perkins Brother, cor Green and franklin strrets;
Joseph b. Stanshury, 81 Thames. ~; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Grren-atS; George n Keerl
No. 323 Baltimore s,seet. NJ lw
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9AT all BtG OPENED
w THIS MORNING. At

VA ELt. BE OPENED
w THIS MORNING, AT
=. G.qRENER'S, 1875 Ma,krt street.
Rich FrinteG Teserri SIAWLSl Purchased at the
Real lnduuS l,asatsers do Elate r,ereyup ory
Ere Ch Cashmere Long DO. { sale of SHAWL s
do. do. square do \ in New York
Also Pea! Lace CapeS and CHiars, Valerc!enes,
Lace-, NC.
WI be opened on "Wednesday mornng-One case
Plaid span silk Cashmeres, received ~ t..c Great
Western. a new aud beautiful agteIe.
case Eich Brocade SILKS. ior Evening Dresses.
case Rich Chninclt on SILKS.
Also magnificent India Caiaaps Hair SHAWL,
which cost SSU 10 impOIt-wIlh many other desirable
articles, which viii be sold on reasonable terms
&c Store NJ. 1876 MaRKEf STREET, 4la house
above lLghi-st. (Pi nj
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WUST ARRIVED AT
cd OAK MALL CL.OrIILNG sTNRE.

80 OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
263 BALTsORu SWEET,
The new style American, English and French SACK;
aso OF fallo'S Cu by Drafts, Just forwarded per ex
press, and OF broadway, English AMI French style of
PANTS and VESTS. Our Making and Trimming
prices are object 10 the remcal. Trade r..
ceivcd ia pay for Clothing Al OAK RAIL- CLOrnING
STORE, No. 3s3 BALTIMUkE STREET
NJ IN one door from Hanover
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HEALTH OFFICE. Novemhsr II Is

HEALTH OFFICE, November 10, Is4S
H'or'ot ntermemti in the city Of Bditi,nore, tor the
wcek, ending Monday morning, rt::
tnlante unknown II; Scarlet feveI l. still born );
Bilious cholic |; Dfowned |; Burn |; Consumption 9;
Convulsions !: Typhus fever y Small pox 9; Adult
1nhnown ,; Apo leNy !; Old age /; Hemorrhage .;
Disease OF the spine /; Group /; Chtldbed Il Casually
I; Palsy ]; Intermittent fever /. Total as.
Under year,....l6 Between and TO-
Between and o.. 4! 10 and 2l,..3
= . land S.. 3 Above 2l,..... .9l--l6.
haIes, r.; females, 1916. OF which number II
eve coored pcrS0ns--la free, slave.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioned uf Hpuith
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Ne ANFE.nn;, Anonber Of acIiye MEN, 70 Ita-
Wv vel As AGENTS for the sale ct new and pop
uar Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle states and the Caradas. Each man will
be insured TdOO per per year, in writing, over and
boVe bis expenses, with opportunity of clearing
$1,000 per year and more, il active. Each man will
have his own district II will he necessary for them
10 have at least from SJ TO $50, obtain good fit
ting out; need apply un!,,ss has thai sum- il
being our object 10 establish good agents and give lhen
such chance as no one else can Offer them Apply
al the ottr. Of the tne' Sa'es PnF9iiqg Company,
corner 81 BALTIMORE ant NORTH SITS, Uarvi,'
Budinel up stnirs--emt!ancH No Jarvis Buldiug.
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
o.l3 IL
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.


4 Glci&ih DUNCAN has removed his uair
- from No. ~ ". Chares su's 10 No. az NouI
tahNtRI STREET. o25 3n,
O. URGICAL ,~ DkcEVAL INsTRUN iENrs
~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and kerIn
constantly on hand, general assortment of InsJu
mrnts, at MI! sH RF STREET. sso4,3m
ga OnTMOIiASCY Il. PNiG4.
w PRACTICAL WATCH MIXER,
F22l-E Nc. 90 y. CAaTsRT STREET
aNESs SAHAH ~. piGALE, p0ETRATJ
w PAINTER, has removed to No, > N. FRONT
STREET.. Exhibition EOOm open hunsg the dav 70,
Vstef', NF- Old Paintings handsomely cleaned an
= t%hec, HlSly
= AC0B WEAVER, Cabinetmaker, 30 $, 3nar,
~ 81, Underwater OF Funerals e, snort notice. ia2'
Il OiiN w. WATTS, HOUSE CAkpENTER.
~ tAYET7s ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. JAIL,
q AmES ESHDE.
0S CHRONOMETER h WATCH MAKER,
nl8-iy No II SoUTH CAV sTRxRv
MTN LILLIAN w. LEE, FAsHInNABLa HAlI
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. a ". GAY-ST
"elH' mems Razors set AZ the shortest notice. alloy
THNfiIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the a,b
III schher has Obtained from the Orphans Court OF
ba'utnnIe County, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of WILLIAM ADAMS, late Of sail
cohh1r, deceased. All persons having claims against
the san drceascG are hereby warned to exhibit the
satne WI" the watchers thereof, ~ the subscriber oa
or before the !d day of March, l5ff; they may other
wise, ny law, he excluded from all benefit Of said CO.
tate AL persons indebted 10 the said estate are re
Quested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this I'd day Of October, S4j.
"o i1wh' JANE ADAMS, Elk.
rENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. Thatthe sub
Il scriher has obtained from the Orphnnk, Couri
OF Batmsre county, in Maryland, letters of admin
istratton On the estate Of CHARLES H. CLAIBORNE
late of said county, dEreased.
All persons having claims against the SGid estate are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof Ia the subscfioGr, heOrs the 18th day of
Apnl, 1916; they mag otherwise, by law, be ex-
dehted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given undeT my hand this 92nd
day Of October lsf5.
o2s lawft' CAROLINE Z. CLAIBORNE, Ex'x.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN 70 the ere
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ATASM FOt+ SALE. The subscriber sfcrs
" AT private sale, his FARM, in Hartford County,
Maryland, bounding on the Little Falls of GunpOW-
der, containing ZIG Acres, than 20 OF which are
heavily umbered with white oak, hickory, popa; and
gTfSsses chcsnnt The Improvements are Dwell
sk;;H LING HOUSE, and good kitchen attached.
;aN;i There are two good Orchards on the premises
containing various kinds of frut IN great per
iGcuon. The fencing Is in good condition. and there
Is an abundance of young chrsnnt TO keep il sos also,
4 good Sp'ng within a few feet Of the dwelling with
gGod stone house over it, together with other cut
buildings. About 30 acres are in meadow. and the
soil Is OF good quality, the who's wei! waterGd and
divided INTO convenient fields II has every COVE
v'ence to the Baltimore market and 10 one afforded
by largo cotton maGufactory in the vicinity, and is
situated seventeen miles from Baltimore ard within
inilc and quarter of meNhaus,ih,e lime qudrries,
and very convenient 10 mills, stores and places OF
public worship. This property can he conveniently
divided into Two separate farms.
ABRAHAM JARRETT,
q mHcS south west uf the Hartford Turnpike, and
two miles from Long Green P91-o Office.
G5- For terms, &C, apply at the OLD TOWN
AGENCY OFFICE, No 29 North High street. next
10 Gay. o29-tf
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sRTIRR BAGS UP AT THE BHCHANGE READING ROun
For Liverpool-Ship Warren, 18th inst.
t.or Brrmen-Ship Maryland, soon.
FOR Amste dam-ship Harvest, soon.
For River La Plaie--SChr Fame. few days.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

BALTIMORE MUSEUM
And GALLERY OF TIE FINE AFTA,
COREER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.gLI'ERT- SITS.
FHNIES EVENING. Nov. l2th will be- perlorp.-
n "a GRANDFATHER " Ill rEHEAD Grand
father Whitehead, Mr.. CHiPPENDALE. Ron Lin
cnp, MIR. J. SEXTON. The Grandson, by EhfMA
klLMlSTE. Susan, Mrs. WATTS.
The INFANT SISTERS will appear.
Ia conclude with "CHASTE SALlTE.'' Emily.
Mrs. fIMM. Thibesut, Mr. j SEXTON.
Hf- Abundance % cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2i GEMS. Saloon performance 10 commence al
10 O'Clock precisely IL
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N% KEGS FSESd FAi.LEUTFER
Il eP selected by our Agent IN the Giadas, for
family u.s., vii! be ualoaded from this day. and
tor safe by \. CLAYTON s. SONS,
MI lG2 Lombard street
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lEOARDiSG, NEAR TIE WASHINGTON
Hb COLLEGE. A few gentlemen can be- accom-
lnodatsd with Furnished Rouris and Board on rea-
sonabIe terms, by early application at
No. 23I e. BALTIMORE STREET.,
o29 Between Bond and Caroline sss.
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AesA VALUABLE PROPERTY Ar
1sHSt3H PRIVATE SALE. Those five small two
,RgesAi story Brick HOUSES the north side OF
Franklin street between Green aud Paca SIS.
will be sold together separately, in fee simple or
with ground rent at a very low price. his proper
" situated in an improving neiGhborhood, and is
decidedly the best situation for Business in the west
end. Early application should BE- made TO
ALFRED II. REP,
SelI-t No. 335 Baltimore street,
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q EIci<iM DUNCAN has removed his once
80 trnIR No. 81 ". Chares strG& 10 No. "a North
tal4NtR STREET. 025 :}ni
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ENoR SALE. very likely Boy, II years ut
r. age, to serve ~ years-he can cusne highly IT
commended. Also for sale 4 black woman to 80! Vc
10 wears with her two chid,en, boy and girl She is
first rate cook, washer and runrr aud can come
highly recommended. Apply at
l.. F. SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
u27 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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NA LILLIAN w. LEE, FAsTIpsAsLh HAI
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. a ". GAY-ST
GenhFmenS Razors set az the shortest notice. al6y
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W A N rs.
A good MILLER is wanted to
w take charge tg a Nerchant Mil in Western
Anni 10
PEAKELV Y FENTON,
3I6 taltim0ra street.

Pennsylvania. AppJ to
PEAKEl.V Y FENTON,
nll-2t 3I6 tatim0ra street.
M1 UEssE " ANTED. tlsie " ho eau hrlng rood
w recommendations viii hear If good sin 4riuh
BY apply ing at tnis OtIrc. uli-Gt
SITUATION NVANIEiD--iy young Man
- either in aGtoCery -four az cUu<@srn store, OF
any other respectable mercantile hurIuC>S, WHERE he
could make himself us.tu 10 his employer. The best
OF references can b. given. hppy 10
ni l.. T.. sGOT1I 10 Exchange Place
tserssz5 HOUSES VI n NTkJ. The advertiser
YAk... wishes 20 purcbHsc two or three stNall and
hNtis comfortable SRlCK HOUSES, wlth n0der
HslltA ate cronnd rents, located within i've ten
mlnulrs walk OF Ai0un' Glare DepOt--prCG not TO ex-
coed $500 each. Porfon- having such to dIspose af
VIII please call or leave ticir address 1T lbs N. High
street, next to Gay. nj diff
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
FMNHiS EvESIHG, Nov 18th, will he performed
n HONEY MOON. Duke Aranza, Mr.. WOOD.
MAN. JuIiana, MIS-. ]. WALLACE, Jr
dancing by Miss WALTERS and Miss z. INCE.
70 conclude with YOUNG WIDOW. Vaudeville.
MI hthaN. AnreIa, MIS-. NALLACK.
70 Boxes 20 ccnts---piI p cents. Doors open n,
81 O'clock-Curlain rises at O'Clock. II
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

ENOR SALE-GROUND RENTS of different |
a amounts, veil secured, for sale nj ppy cent
Apply t" BOND s. GkLBACH,
nil ~ SeCO I'd -,
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OF BALTIMORE.


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL l84a.
sRom THE EXCHANGE READiNG-RooA noo.
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HAS. GAPS, MUFFs. US.

AIS. CAPS, MUEFS. as.
" II At No. 49, Observe, on the sOlth side OF
PRATT STREET, NEAR HANOVER.
The undersigned OtTcTs ui he above named
Goods 70 his friends and the public reduced prices
Tor cash. No puiling-a small rrotlt and quick sales
FL the ready money, which is thu spirit Uf trade
{G5s- Please observe lhC name and lumber OF tore,
No lc3, on the south size 81 Pratt near lanovGr-st.
ne 2m RICHARD II. HJRTT.
NERuCLAIN IF TO Y4fE WORLD
r. THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUNnis without
reception or Ercgcraf0E
The safe and speedy tor all diseas6i arising
trom Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately giect
-, too
OFTEN END IN COESyNPTION.
If Hanrt's Compound syrup of H0arh md is IA ken
on the first appearance ri Cough u will immediately
cure il and save toe sufferer from an untim"y grave;
price 80 cents per bottle. or six bottles Cor 81 so.
For sale by SETH Z. HASCE, lU5 BaltimOre-st
and coraer Of { harIes and Prat-sLs. OBJ
GSARDINE OPESEks, CHAMPAGNE do;
~ JoNEs' PATENT CARVEkS and sTEELS; Pa
TENT KNIFE SHARPENERS; Esq SPOONS; MAR
ROW SPOONS; MUSTARD d.; SALT do; REVoLS-
ISH ROASTING JACKS; UPR.GHr GaIDIRONs, for
ranges; SHONELS and TONES o al kinds; FRENCH
FEN DERS; ANDiROkS; coal Il DIS; FIRE CAR
RIERS; OYSTER BRUILERS; STAIR RODS; cor
FEE ROAST EhS--wh general assortment of new
nor SEREt PING ARTICLES just received and
for sale low at the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. 10 North Charles ST., Opposite the Union Bank.
o43- I'm &. f.. WETMORE co.
mNN E{ DING. NEAR THE WASHINGTON
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ORSh.S FOh SALE. par OF first ra,,
II n HORSES Of cream color, viii be sold low il
applied forimmetatcy al thr GcnEtal Wayne Inn Sta
bites, or 10 ALFRED II. REP
NIL It No. 32I Il timnrp SttpEt
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n ACDB WAGAV ER. CabiIetInaker, 20 ). Shan
~ 81, Underwater OK Funerals L, snort notice. ja2
Il ViiN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ tAYETzG ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. iaI-N
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d N4ThF8D n DE.
% CHRONOMETER 81 WATCH MAKER,
hle-iy No. u SOUTH GAY sTRERr
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| Ga URGICAL sS~ DENVAL INSTRTT NiENFs
| ~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and Kern,
constantly on hand, general assortment of Instgp
| ments. at M. A! SH RP STREET. seo4 BIN
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THE wEATHER--cRoPs.

We have had, during The past week, some mos,
delightful and efieshng showers in this negbbor-
hood, which have most materially improved the
face Of the country and enhanced our expectations
that the yield Of that important crop will fall far
below the average standard, and in some portions
of the County, it is believed it viii not amount to
half crop. Those who have the old article on
hand, will doubtless now be apt to hold on TO il in
some who hazard the opinion that Corn will com
mand price per bushel not much below what the
article Of wheat i now selling for
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Caudle, that know very well how 10
take care Of my family, without Mrs.
Prettyman's advice. Mrs. Prettymsr,
indeed only wish she'd come here,
that might tell her SO Mrs. Pretty
man But perhaps she'd better come
and take care Of your house for you Oh,
yes I've no doubt she would do it much
better than do--match. No, Caudle |,
Iwont hold my fongae2 | think ought
TO be mistress OF my own washing by this
time--znd after the vile I've been TO you,
IT'S cruel fyou to 90 on as you do.
''Don't tell me about putting the wash
ing out, II say II isn't so cheap; I've re.
daced everything, and ! save at least a
shilling week. What do you say =?
A trampery shilling fla / only hope
TO goodness you'll not come TO want, talk
ing OF shlIlings n the way you do. Now
don't begin about your comfort don't 60
on aggraya:ing me, end asking me if your
comforts not worth shilling a week
That's nothing at all TO do with It--noth-
ing but that's your way--when talk
of one thing, you talk OF another; that's
90 like you men, and you know II.
"Allow me to tell you, Mr.. CAUDLE,
that shllinga week IS Two pound twelve
a year, and take two pound twelve year
for, let US say, thirty years, and well,
you need't groan, Mr.. CAUDLe-l don't
suppose it will be so long; oh, no! you'll
have somebody else to look after your
washing long before ihat-and if it wasn't
for my dear children's sake shouldn't
care how soon. You know my mind
and so, good night, Mr.. CAuDLE."
"Thankful for her silonce," writes
CAuDLE, 9" was fast dropping to sleep;
when nudging my elbow. my wife o5ser-
yed--"Miud, there's the cold mutton to-
morrow--nothing hot TIL that's gone.--
Remember, too, as it was a short wash
to-day, we wash again on Wednesday"
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01-rhe communication Of our intelligent cor
respondent, b., con the cultivation Of Corn, has
been copied into several Of the leading journals of
the country. We are pleased to see this, because
it affords some small additional evidence OF what
have often remarked that II the intellectual en-
ergies ofthe County Of Berkeley are brought INTO
action upon any subject, we care not what tney
will be found not inferior to those Of any rural dis
;rict in the Union. We wish 10 see those energies
aroused and developed on all subjects worthy oil
their attention
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TUE GAZETTE.
Nj ARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA,
THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1915.

THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1915.
sNNH>N~SN>>>>>NH HANNSSS>SNs>NN>N
Published ed every THURSDAY MORNING
months, and $500 Mt the end of the year.
N~NNNNNNNN~~~NN~~
ELECTIONS.
We eandidly confess our expectations of defeat,
in the elections that have just taken place in
al of the Western and South Western States
We do not wish to apologize for the Wing party
but after their disasters during the late Presiden
,ial campaign, it would be hopeless to expect an
instantaneous rally. In INDIANA, we shall proba-
bly, sustain most overwhelming defeat; the Wings
are devded and will cut their own threats. In
KESTUcKY, shall elect the Legislature of course,
and probably gain member Of Congress- In
TENNESSEE, we expect to loose the Legislature,
and consequently the U. S. Senator in Mr.. Foster :
place, but have some hopes of Mr.. Foster as
Governor. Mr.. Polk, with the executive patronage,
aided by the Wing apathy ought certainly to car.
ny his own State. In ALABAMA, we shall fare as
usual.
But what il the Wing party does meet with these
disas,ersi Is it not the glorious party still ?
When did one more noble ever exist What mea-
sure does it advocate which the fathers of the Re-
public did not sanction1 None except, distriJu
tion, which, originating, in recent necessity, is Of
modern origin, although the illustrious Madison
clearly approved il, as If by prophetic anticipation,
in somewhat modified form. The Wings have
every reason to be proud Of the gallant manner in
which they have fought the battles Of the Constr
tuition and the laws. Always on the side Of Ltbe'-
~, they have never yielded to poweii ever enam'
CURED of prioiiege they have never truckled to
prerogatipe They have waued against tho COR
ruptions of disagreement IN all their multiplied
forms; they have resisted anarchical doctrines,
whenever and wherever they have reared their
heads. although often springing up like the teeth
sowed by Cadmus into myriads of armed foes
The Wing Party is the true Conservative Party Of
the country it is the sat by which the Govern.
ment has hsen salte9 and which has thus far pre-
served it from premature decay, It's principles,
in our humble opinion, at the very bottom Of
the public prosperity and national grandeur which
rest upon them as upon an impregnable rock,
around which the angry waves may foam. but which
they cannot subyert, Why then should the Wings
despon li--there ia no reason for il, Lot them
stand by their principles-and in patient submits
sion to the Constitution, and the laws, abide their
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time. Firm 10 The truth Of those pripei,l., i.
them always be prepared, when called una, :,
proper time. and under proper eircum.,.se. =.
do battle in their behalf. Let them eon.sl. H.,
selves with the reflection that
TrRA crushed to earth viii rise sssin.
The eternal years Of God are hers;
But Error, wouaded, wri,hss in pain,
And dies amid her wotshpper.
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0Cy-We earnestly call the attention o. parents TO
The advertisement Of ARCHIBALD Carr, Esq, 'ho
Principal Of the Marliosburg Academy. We have
frequently expressed our anxious solieitude IN be.
half Of this School, aud we hope the people oil
Berkeley win not suffer the favorable opportunity
now offered TO them Of educating their sons, to
pass by In neglect.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-14

O~JrThe readers attention IS directed to The com
municaton Of EDMUND PEkpLEros. EsqrH ID
another column. Ills views, in ous humble ef'n-
ion. arc sound and correct.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-14

SINCE the above article WAS pvt 10 type, oe h,v.
received some returns from the recent eleetios, !.
ispiASA, kEsfUeKY. ALABAMA and NoRru e.,
oLiSA, from which we make Up the following sum.
mary Of The result as far IS heard from.