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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
VOLUME 45.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

Ir's NATURAL.-lt's natural for water
to run down bill; and its natural for y
man 10 incline to error.
It's natural for two pepper corns, when
floating IN basin of wafer to get togelh-
err; and It's natural for a young fellow
and female to approximate I'LL they rub.
It's natural for ants 10 be industrious
and it's natural for loafers 10 be lazy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

An Exchage paper says lad OF fil-
teen, who sauniers about rum-shops,
smokes segars, chews tobacco, drinks
vine, or falls passionately in love with a
lady much older than himself is rotten be.
fore ripe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
NUMBER 40.

tenancc at the window; but still there is
strong impression on the minds Of many,
that ever then he had not reached con-
cIusion. and merely looked in to endea.
YOUR TO discover how Affairs we're going.
pelcg. therefore, stands alone and singu-
lar, as
"TnE MAN WHO DIDN'T VOTE AT ALL"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

There are two important eras in the
life of woman; one when she wonders
who she will have, the other when she
wonders who will have her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
New Drug, Confectionery
AND GROCERY STORE.

in the room Tor maus years occupied by Adam
Young, on Queen Street His assortment OF the
several articles IN his line although not foil at the
present time, will be found TO contain those which
beneficial the sick and pleasing 20 the taste;
and besides, his charges very moderate. He
therefore confidently invites the patronage of the
pubic as the quality Of his assortment and the low
charges which he will make must certainy meet
the public appreciation. All who disposed to
paurpnise n beginner in business, and who regard
economy should give him a call. Among his goods
AZ ufpsant may he found--
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
p@G1I0ALo
LAY OF THE LABORER.

Hoods (London) Magazine for No.
vember opens with a prose picture q!
mastery as Crabbe. of the DISCONTINUED
sulen task Of set of starving laborers
IN a miserable hedge alehouse. 81 on
ly wish [says one OF the poor creatures,
a doctor could come at this minute, anc
listen with his telescope on my stomach
and he would hear IL a talkin' as plain al
our maybe, and saying, wants whites.
At the close of the scene, whict
for grim mirth and rugged desperate
pathos has been seldom surpassed, one o
the elders Of the party chaunts rude
soag to a slow sad air. We take som,
Of the verses: we'll worthy ofthe write
of the Song Of a shirt PHI. Enquirer
A spade! rake hoe
picksxe, or bill
A hook to reap, seyhe to NOV,
fail, or what We will
And here's ready hand
To ply the Deeafsi zool,
And skilled enorgh, by lessons rough
In Labor's rugged school.
To flaming barn or farm
NV faBcies roam;
The 6fe yeaIn to kindle and burn
Is on the hearth az Home!
Where children hudde and crouch
Through dark long winter days,
Where starving children hubble and crouch,
To see the cheerful rays,
glowing the hsggsrd cheek,
And not in the haggafd's blaze!
To Him who sends drought
To parch the fields forlorn,
The rain TO food the meadows with mud,
The blight to blast the corn,
To Him | leave to guide
The bolt in its crooked path,
To strike the mser's rick, and show
The skies blood-red with wrath.
spade a rake. a hoe!
pickaxe, OF a bill
A hook to reap. or scythe to NOV.
fail, or what ye will
The corn TO thrash, or hedge to Plash.
The market team to drive,
Or mend the fence by the cover side,
And leave the game alive
Ay, only give me work.
And thea you need not fear,
That shall snare bis loriship's hare,
Or kill bis graces deer;
Break into his lordship's house,
To steal the plate 40 rich;
Or leave the yeoman that had purse
To weller in ditch.
Wherever Nature needs.
Wherever Labor calls,
No job I'll shirk of the hardest work,
To shun the wofkhouse walls;
Where savage laws begrudge
The pauper babe its breath
And doom a wife to a widows life,
Before her partners death.
My only claim is this,
With labor stiff and stark,
By lawful turn, my living to earn,
Between the light and the dark
MY daily bread, and nightly bed,
My bacon and drop of beer
But all from the hand that holds the land,
And none from the oyerseer,
No parish money, or loaf,
No paper badges for me,
A son of the soil, by right Of toll
Entitled to my fee,
No aims | ask, give ms my task:
Here are the arm. the leg,
The strength and sinews OF Man,
To work, and not to beg.
Still one of Adams heirs,
Though doomed by chance of birth
To dress SO mean, and TO eat the lean,
Instead fthe fat OF the earth.
To make such humble meals,
As honest labor can,
A bone and a crust, with grace to God,
And little thanks to man!
A spade rake hoe!
pickaxe, or a bill!
A hoe TO reap, OF scythe to NOV,
t. fail, or what ye will!
Whatever he tool to ply,
Here's a willing drudge,
With music and limb--and wo TO him
Who does his pay begrudge
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

The less notice we take of unkindness
and injuries that are done US, the more
we consult the quiet ofour minds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
FLkX-SEED CANDY.

A N agreeable article for Colds, Coughs, &c.
N &c, used as the ordinary Candy, but much
superior for the purpose above recommended, Just
received and for sale by W. DORSEY,
MAY so Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
ShGsUts ~ CasI,1s,eres.

NM have just received and offer for sale at
Wv very reduced prices, large lot of new
style Shawls, Cashmeres, Winter Ribbons. &c SC.
j. w. & b. r. BOYD.
Nov 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

TORN PLASTER Sir Asterly Cooper's Corn
~ Plaster, an iniallible Tor corns. for sale
by WIN. II. HESLETINE & co.
November rs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
(OIOgne ~ Ufer.

TENHE genuine article. warranted 20 be ola supe-
n nor kind, for sale in various sized bottles. by
Oct.3I W. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
COrR Plaster.

SIR ASHLEY CooPER'S Corn Plaster, an
- ufahble cure for corns, warranted. for sale ~
Oct.3 W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
EfGOa Pitts.

nR LElDY'S celebrated Sarseparila and
~ Vegetable Pills, for the parItcation OF the
blood and ;he removal OF all diseases dependant
upon foul state OF the blood, for sale by
Ort w DORSEY, Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
yepDer. .7lsDice, Ginger, sc.

~ ROuND and GraIn Pepper, Al.pice, Ground
" Ginger, Campbo:r, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace,
Nutmegs, Madden, Mastard, Rosin aud Shaving
SOAP. Candles and CandIewick, Poland Starch,
Salaeratus, Writing Ink, Wiring and Letter Pa
per, Playing Cards. Indigo. Alum, Sal Petre, Kos
in, birthstone, Putty. and Window-Glass, for sale
cheap for cash. .
WASHINGTON KR0ESEN
X. II, Depot, Sept. %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
BaIsana of Wild Cherry.

nR. WISrAR'S celebrated preparation for the
~ cure Of Coughs, Colds, and all pulmonary
complaints, for sole BY
Oct 81 w. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
CANDIES g. ORANGES.

IL nv of CANDIES g. ORANGES, which
will be sold very cheap. req -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

II MlJ N a. ? s. )

1T Is With pleasure that the undersigned, who
a. has recently returned 10 his native place, in
forms bis friends and the public that be has open.
al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

KAAINT BRUSHES AND SASH TOOLS
n full supply, with all the various qualities
ur vale cheap by
Oct. 81 w. DORSEf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

GtPERM OIL-Winter strained Sperm Oil, of
- superior quality at ,25 per gallon, lc- "a at
Ma, % YOUNG'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16

ia f.. SHIPLEY has just received lot Of
Ds Ladies Thick Sole MOROCCO SHOES,
NJ ha, eond Old make Oct. ".
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
IRON.

g. PICES-Nutmegs. Cloves, Mace. Ground Gin
! - namon, Pepper, Mustard and Ginger-pure-
for sale ut
| May % fOUNGS.
The New York herald., 1845-05-23

make capital successor Dr. Tying though altogether
unlike him both in temper and appearance May this
must be of to the convention, shall not be able
secure seat
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, p. M.-Ths convention leach man
copies Of the journal Of the last oonvsnon) was called
to order at oock and very large number in at
tendance. The roll call and certificates of election hav-
ing been gone through with, (Which very tediou
ut hall past the contest commenced. The low church
party nominated for President Dr. Bull the high church
party Ito the astonishment Of all presently Dr. Morton
quite young man. who is Of the conservatives
would not do. Dr. Bull elected by joint vote of
in 48 votes. Each party then proceeded nominate
for Secretary and Assistant Secretary the low church
high church, Mr.. Wharton and Rev. Mr. Ogiiby Msssrs
Spear and Maxwell fairly elected on the frat bal
lot but owing discrepancy in the received
tho votes recorded. the house ordered election
and another baloting held which occupied until
half past 10 o'clock and resulted in tie vote The
vention then adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
and they will then attend divine service, parske of the
ing" The excitement this evening has been intense
but Drs Tying and Bowman. "calm sum-
mers morning" The contest will be spirited and close,
and trckery and political caucussng can defeat the
still good-decidedly good. By the way, Priost Oden
hemer." would not like to get under the pec'crs or
knuckles again. He and Mr. Forbes o. your city ina. mao
editor of the Hammer Of the Cross got qusfus TINS eve
ming besides being laughed at for his pains am sleepy
excited and tired-'o Bonus noI as tne anxee ~ ssiu
The congregation Of Episcopal Shepherds, are now
engaged at high mass" aud lprayng hard They will
fight twice as 6erccly this r ri put 2: they meet not
Tomorrow the 12d will be the day big with the fate
of Cesar and of Rome" Keep q bright look out for
fan and l. readers wish to enjoy description Of
been little else than skrmishing
Yours, NICAUOR
The New York herald., 1845-05-23
HISTORY OF SCHENCK'S PULMONIC
.CYRHp HM


hs ssDs: Dse' the following facts Of the early history Of his Me-
lso the .ub.sriesr r..Ssn. Of he city q Phi
came settled upon n; |nnc; and all fhs sympCms Of
1 "a with Good d;i hectic
DSsor :. o
emnsnt togehsr with my friends abandoned all hope
%s % n s
hs woud be 1 ssaS s f y
entirely bed and rapidly sinking was wdishearten.
my surprise delight succeeded in eseualy curing me-
Il. ss s.s sPis'
ease was entirely removed and wa. restored perfect health
T the truth Of number ofthe city Of Pha
ihs Pumonc syrup long time wa. gatr.opsy given
to The public bu. the great success; which attended its
s a. S the q
adspha order more satisfactorily supply the orders
' ssy hs s. says
failed and win gsnersX succeed dn in curing case
fair trial perseverance, and strict conformity the drrc
%Ss q sp
q hf system LnSwn Sy ss'i;tng mature to :Sps
&c a.s Of he syrup snoyss the fsys1 stop:
@ bs s
Of. and ss si; ! % + :
% q, III, aa have s. the p
the Dsssas ind: his joy that restored
The Proprietor Be held rs.ponsib for the injurious
Please notics that r. Beskman Of ls Courtand street.
longer agent for the sale Of the Genuine Schsnck Pull
n1H TSs S.aans sehenels Puoac Syrup can b. had the
Broadway. m2s lm*rh
The New York herald., 1845-05-23
"A. B. SANDS s. co.

In the Gr.nits Dsildaag. No. S!s nrcsdwsy,
t5oS ::S g; s,;i ;i;;
: fs.Ds. ss. ?. .ad
y; &; Z
whs;A:' =. s.aIas s.,ys,Ins or. :. 4 s home
who Ss Ssa
ss Y g. ss% E $ so:s : ssy :ss % M ""
es % s ss es '.S .Sa Ss
s.hsd ,sss sfs ss,: bsss
King . ios s..fs.. ,.:. he ely
FANCY, TOILET, AND SHAVING sOAPs.-of Soaps.
s4Sc'lisss Almond Soap fin.
Sssss ss:s III.
Iil;1 .:: iis
S:ss ns"Sn. Maple. sosp
Ss sf 9ss t. e e. fS.:.
1s sD
k ,ns Esc ]. Ns.. ws Es ss
;sas co%sas' bsas e Psrs Blame dE.p:sas Ear Ss
exposure to bleak .anGurn, damp
ssSSs ':'si =
s ;'1 81 !s: + iIs Fl s'asf
Antique On J.yHs Hair To-
sss ns1i ssSs
:ssssfss
s.S @
II; FOR R, TUE :, 1oETTy s, 1T OR
F.ra.i genuine Eau de- Cologne; Cologne Water
very fine q PER quart English
Flower Water, RoseWaer, &c; 80, ,,,,,,,,
s
SsIs
GUERLAINs ETtractsT AmbToi.is Bergs%o..s
sis ss:%a e sq'
assrs Fiesars FIears a!tslie Bouquet j. Rsns
,iS ssiE si
s Ds s.ss
such Hair Nail and SHAVING Bu.hs.
Ct
dent that stock Of Hair and Tooth Brushes will be found
'sTy TonET DRESSING
She'll Ivory and Buffalo Dressing Combs conceivable
size and shape Tortoise Shell and Buffalo Pocket Combs
Pocket Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell
sst sSDR SfTRs wRfs5i RrciEs oR Every BoDys
Pearl Powder Rouge Preston Salts splendid glass Co
longe Bottles Sp Of Vinegar Aromatic Vinegar Otto Of
Wns Ipk Sealing Wa. and Wafer" Letter and. and Note
Pas Toilet Powder Plate Powder, Travelling Toilet Mirrors,
Mouth Mirrors &c Also Nail Files Tooth Picks Tweezers,
for the toilet personal comfort At home or travelling
SALE Messs A. b. SANDS co. would also call attention
their choice of Drugs and Medicines from which
curscy and despatch They intend be first among the first in
their business and respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
SODA WAfER-Wh the following Syrups, viz: ss.spa-
rlla Lemon, Ginger Pine APPLE Vanilla Raspberry, Straw
berry QIge9t &c. ofsupsyoSr si quality -. .,.,,.s
Sprngs-From Sarsoga-te Congress- Union Iodine and Pa
yon, received fresh every week Aso constant supply Of
Waters and the Scidlitz and Swtzer Waters from Germany
mYS Pm eOd&ec. ...L
The New York herald., 1845-05-23
DLARRHEA, DYSEN7ERF,
SUMMER rOMpT AMT

NEVER trife with disease One days DELAY in administer.
ing remedy may give disease fatal svantags Thi. !.
which may be termed the Of mobenwe Cholera
lnanumns often terminated in death for Of prompt
treatment The best remedy for the disease and Cor Al
plants which affect the bowethe stomncor the liver, is
C0vELy ANODiNE CORDIAL. IL purges gently, ex;
pes nIl unhealthy elements from the secetonscesss and
Isres the the pue-snd nygcrates The digs
tive ergsns: These its uniform sua IL the unitsd tst
mony Of all who have tried t. good evidence. Meet the first
symptoms of the disease with this invaluable Specific and they
the ore dangerous stages will be found the most effective
which can DO sdmnsteTed and for proof we .ubo
the following certificate Of the many Of the like import
In the hands ofthe agent
hereby certify that young in my employ severe
" attacked with dysentey attended with copious discharge
Of blood gripping pain Of the bowels and other symptoms Of
this distressing complaint found nothing that would afford
permanent relief until obtained bottle Of Dr. James Covs
y few days can. with copfdence recommend !! ohs"
New York Dec. 7th, 1914. 1865 Prince street.
Price 50 cents Sold, Wholesale and retail BY j. II Mcseey
ark, and country villages. ny2 imsm
The New York herald., 1845-05-23
Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAMERT is still con6dentially consulted at his
~ old Office So Gold between Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases of delicate his treatment being mild and
judicou requires neither mercury restraint in diet him.
days. -
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscet
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being restore the mentally and bodily to that
of vigor nature originally designed. .
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
ten being the least sometimes caused by
Of unniated medical petendrs and somsmes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectualy cured with.
pain or inconvenience. IL
The Doctor being the few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantee: perfect cure or no charge made Let
dcine with ADVICE sent TO any Of the United States
-Ofice So Gold street. Open from A. NJ TO r. NJ
Nunvk1 Int
The New York herald., 1845-05-23

- 1900 w - y al :
Cleared.
Ss FseSs h ai'' Bermuda. ? Tacssr MI EissSoa
s III '::s; 5ss% H'sE:%a w:.':''
81: assG;.. Asa;;: EsE TsS "; yo.s
ssS ssSI A%s f,%G: s,.as Ir%S.
s fFSaHssRs FSsdsi"sa j. skif Mckee &c Co.
SaeR coa Coo Sfs fS.dss Philadelphia
AssT ,s'% gsSs1 mitaasas s%
:sfs ss ' C and 18th '' from ssE
css S III s:as a s %a.s ca GT and s
e, ss s;;s st ys Ssssi Ssss B; ii
'fs R day. from Mos.
S sshult, 100 day. from Smyrna. with
se.m brig s Leone Npo 60 day. from smyrna with
S sTsdh Sss: s. es Excellent Berg days from Rio jsnero with
B5S Jp.s1has qrsy from folso c.bsle Mays with eo..
sr oI Ls ss%ss,s ss ssS
~! $ SHsss '1
IsiI: KssaS W.! a,y with .o hid.
u BIG s1St Ss cm 2ws ur. ,,us %
@h s W,Sb S,i n, ES SS
& q Bath :'esrns ad spoke fishing schr Enterprise,
Brig Planet Clark days from Turks Island with 1000 bushls
salt to Tucker Lauries Left brig Puritan unc brig went
sshSe nor, days preyous s, supposed 70 be the recsn.
lbs ogwood to 8 W. Lewis bags coffee do and Maren
Len brgs Jacob Story Hurd for Boston, days; New
McCurdy, I'm Aquin, 10 sail in a few dsys -
brig Comet Knowles 81 days from Atakapas Lawh 20 900
gals molasses 70 A. Eaton Sailed in CO. with brig smpco
and schr Adelaide, for NYork. - WV us ''
Brig Phil9 Dosne,s days from Savannah with cotton to
Brig New Jersey Lewis days from Savannah with cotton
Brig belle Mysn day. from Wilmington, NC. with naval
wood TO Aymar < Go. -
Brtish schr Boundary McMonase 10 days from Windsor
Schr Oil Bias (of Gouceser) Lamson u days from New
Oreus with 80 bnIs pork 50 casks hams r. w. Mlbank
ieh inst OF Caps Florida severe gale from Sc
The New York herald., 1845-05-23
Medical Aid,

nK qREGOHY $ Sod street !; home q usual day and
and oter who chance need professional services private
y and who desire the best eatment-a prompt and eec
formed extraordinary but he never his
ents' by Publishing their certificates. All interviews
strictly confidential.
Dr. Gregory besides being regular Physician and Surgeon
the author or treatise diseases Of nature called
THE R9bccn-shs fourth edition q ,e book ready
certain desire private and would therefore be his
doctor. II m instructions attended which by the
g cure himself with as mnch facility though be
BY the author his residence, aid at the following Drug
Stores
86 William street, near Maiden lane.
70 Fulton street, conner Of Gold street.
50 Bowery, corner of Walker street.
ls6 Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
n East Broadway, corner Of Market
Fulton street. of White street, and both Of
Broadway and Chambers street a23 im*rc
The New York herald., 1845-05-23
Medical Card.
TOR MORRISON

DOC L OR NJ TOR RISON,
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DlSPENSARY, 20i1k Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted conntialy
al private diseases, which he without mercury or
sraint diet or pursuit Recent cases. particularly "Gono
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by DR..
ON improved principles without pain nconveneice to
those Of other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
perenccd Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from swkward WA gacsonsrs
This affection and the train of evils resulting from de-
sctve habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ut
principles by restoring the system healthy and
stating u original vgor perfect guaranteed,
charge
gDr. NJ. holds communion with medical prctcndcn
who claim TO be Surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
Advertising Surgeon n the city See his diplomas in his oce
nsare medicine and advice any part Of the Union.
Office 2of Fulton drcrnmch New York. Open
from "A. NJ. TO 10 Z. M, daily myf6 I'm ossrc
The New York herald., 1845-05-23

The number requisite for choice being 80, majority
Of the whole there present 76-there was second bal
lot moved and passed. This resulted in vote Of 80 fol
Bowman, Sc for Tying, Scattering that there was
still no election DR.. Tying finding his chance
he delivered as extemporc, and quite mechanically
Its burden was follows =
Mr. Pars'pxSr-Hsving assentcd, contrary to my owr
ncnatons to the earnest enrcatics of my friends and
permitted my to go before the people of Pennsyl
vana athcr political phrascology candidate for the
two remarks in withdrawing nv name from hi,
canvass. profound atentionthc drop Of pin audible
have never in my life little desired the once Of BIZ
shop az at this hour rather tac admission to the
pas for feel that is Office which cannot but be at
tended at the present day with the greatest sacrifices
have induced the step now take were not more afraid
Of exaltaon and dignity than ofabor and trials
Of contempt which said stuff for and children
from tho Puseyite member) This know ID more
difficult to bear consistent with Christian humility
than obscurity and privstons. Another smiley now
my course, have done Earnestly and constantiy cons ant
throughout step proceeding which has placed
me in the position now hold before this Convention beg
leave to notify that the name of STEPHEN H. Two
withdrawn from this canvass now and forever once and
unalteraby iere many Of the ladies who crowded the
As soon DR.. lying took his seat, motion was made
TO postpone the further bsotings until the afternoon scs-
sion this being acccdcd to- will afford the Drs friends
doubt Of the ultimate result in DR. Bowman's favor
Inc excitement prevailing among our community &C.
:ty among tho Episcopaian portion Of It
intense. The galleries have been crowded with the
beauty and fashion of Philadelphia and the body of the
church appropriated to the convention cncroached upon
oy the overanxous laity. As evidence Of the ex-
treme length to which party feeling has boon carried
may % stated that the tcers obliged contrary to
apreceden 70 count the ballots in the church instead
othe vesry heretofore This was done At the moton
Of rabid low-churchman, who intnatcd suspcion OF
the integrity the teers two of whom Duchashet and
Maxwell are pastors oihe most respectable high church
congregations IN our city Awful state of things when
less confidence is placed In ecclesiascs ofccr than
In the Judge or inspector Of political election.
Aong letter could Aot convey to your readers an idea