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LTNIEER.

TIME undersigned il prepal ed 10 furniS,., m All
times LUMBER OF every deseri,sion ~ NJ
saw mill on Back Creek, two .nles above he
Bridge His laths, Pine, Fad Popular t,nmbey
cannot be exeelled ROBERT pENrny
June t6. tS32--3n,
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CoPKL 5iRNIsH, &C.

IsRAEL ROBINSON. I. 6.
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rue MUSTANG LiNsuEsT.

Every day new esilefces OF fbe value Of this
regular nle1ieiner~asfes he ears Of The public A
frienfofihs elstors.4s contractor on The Pacific
,.sl goad told him she other day that he would
no. he without IL his section on any account
waateve~. he fndr constant usc for j, among his
hands The great value ofthis article lsss induced
many WORTHLESS limitations under different, but
similar names. but the persons who once use Bragg
4 Cor. Linimeat will not be deceived by any vile
and rascaiiy cheat who would palm oil .purious
preparation on them. ESSee advertisement in
another column. Iaug l.-2w
E<S~H should he unversaily knowt--fcf 1t Is
srictly true---tnat indigestion is The parent Of
large proportion Of The fatal diseases Dyseufery;
diarrhms. chcicra tnorbus liver eompaint, Hni
many other diseaacs enumerated IN The city in
specfor's weekly catalogue Of deaths. are genera
ted by indigestion alone, Think Of that ayspep-
ticsf think Or IL all who suffer from disorfiered
ssonacbs, md If You are willing TO be guided by
advice. fornded upon experience. resort at once
don't drlay tlayj 10 iIoofand's German Bitters,
prepared w DR. Z. VI. Jackson which Ms an alter
alive, curative, and invigorant. stands a,sne and
unapproaehed General Depot i2e Arch street
We have tried these Bitters, and know thar they
are excellent for the diseases specified aboye---
Philadelphia City hen - July 2s '52-2m
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Mnrtinsburg Market, Au,svst

pALTIM IL PRICES VHREsI
fifG. sFoE THE WEEK rsriks JuLy 81, iss2
Reported bv NaUdotph ~ Lntimer, % South S,tof
CoRS.--Sales G, White at IS to so cents, yellow
at co TO 62 cts Receipts are very light
FLors.--Rather more frmness to-day than in the
carly part Of the week. The price for
Howard Streets 81 i2l4 at which small
sales have been made. City Mills held at
sils34 to 81 rs. The receipts and de-
mand have both run high
WHEAT. Since our last prices have slightly de-
clined Inferior to good reds at so to 80
cents-Good to prime 90 to 90 cts Prime
White 95 to 100 cents
wooL.--Uunwashed Is TO % cents. Washed 25
TO IS cents d,demand
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COMMISSIONER Office. Martnshurg I
July 4, 1852

N0TICE The parties TO the above suit are
hereby notified that will attend al my Of
fee in Martinsburg. on Saturday he 18th day OF
August next for the purpose OF making turiher
settlement ofthe estate account of Lett iienshaw,
decd at which time Levi iIenshaw and Thornton
Henshaw, Admrs Of said Levi Henshaw, deed
viii produce before me all the necessary papers
and vouchers for settlement of their said Ad-
ministraion accounts
July 7, 1859 5 GAKARD, Com'r
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FooIs, sxfors. hats AND cars.

with general assortment OF GaocRnags, fresh and
cheap; Queensware Of the latest style, oxeihsr
with every article usually krpt in c1nn; rs 81
all o. Which will be disposed Of mon the lowest
and most accommodating terms those in want
OF good and cheap goods are respectfully invited
70 give US call before purchasing elsewhere
A W. PLEf kFR
JNU, Z. BBCFFY
Under the style Of pLecgEB 4 BARRY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County:
simoney L. Minghin, William Fryar and Hannah
his wife. Peter snowdeel and Margaret his wife,
Susan iinghini, Mary NJ. Minghini, and James
Barnet and Jehsida his wiie-p.tffs.
AGAINST
Charles L MingLini, Meredith Helm, Executor Of
Isaac Strider, deed vud Thomas Sharff-dfts
IN CHANCERY
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SHERiFF.S SALE.

4 WILL sell in front OF The Court house. on
1 Monday. the OH d; Ansusi. (beng he
frs' day OF Aagn>t court one Horse. Sleigh.
2 Co,cs. and iof Of Hogs. Sc. &c.; t'e prop
eris oi JOAN II. cunningham. 10 salts Y an ex .
ecnIion in nav hands aga,usi him. FERNS cash.
July Ia. '52 A. NJ. VANARSDALE.ps.
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COMMISSIONER 0FFicr, MaRrINssuRo, [
August 4. 1852

NOANAESiOSLls RtfitFa sbthtANsbNNus [
August 4, 1852.
NOTICE The parties TO the above suit win
Y take notice that will attend at my office i'll
Mariinshurg, ON Saturday the 4ih day OF Sep
TENDER next, for the purloi Ftta Of settling
the estate account Of Mary Minghini as Admins
tratrix OF Joseph Minghni, dee 4 including the
rents and profits of the real estate aud hires OF
slaves, which we're applicable 10 the payment OF
the debts, and how they applied: Secoa1, the
rents and profits Vt the real estate belonging 10
the heirs, properly chargeabe TO Charles L. Min
ghini: Th,rd, an account OF the rental aud value
OF the real estaie and Negroes descended, inclu.
ding statement OF the Pentoney claim and It's
settlement: foaJth, settling the accounts OF j.
money l.. Minghini as Administrator Ne tonas nan
of Joseph Minghini, decd, and as Administrator
OF Mary Gregory, decd. and any other accounts
thai may be required Ia be stated by any other Of
the parties--at which time and place ,he parties
will attend and produce before me all such eyi.
dence and books papers and vouchers us will en-
able me 10 make the different statements aud set
Elements aforesaid; and also come prepared to
answer such interrogntoties MS may be propounded
each TO the other touching the matters in ccntro-
yersy between them. SEAMAN GARARb.
August 4, S52 Com +.
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NOTICE.

HvlIE Stockholders Of The Morgan and
4 Frederick Turnpike Company" will take
fh,iice. thai the neressary amount having been
subscribed BY individuals. a meeting Of sad
>iocshohl ,rs will b. held IN thu wnof Bath.
on Monday. the ION day of August 1852. Tor
The purpose Of organizing said COMPANY.
II G. t;rsrtS.
J., :. DucHw,LL. Com'rs.
ELIAS SMITH. for
VIC. .rLErT. Bah.
CaoM OaalcK.
Bath. July IS. 1862
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VIRGINIA :--At Rules held ii The Clerks
Oifce 81 The clrcuft Copyt a Berkeley oun
IS, on the 9TH day JOY. 1872:
Alfred .. Harris aud W islsa.n Z Hstis--pitFs
AGAINST
Jarch Van Doren. jr.. Henry Myers. Trsef
Myers. John A. Myers. George Myers. Eiix-
abtih Myers. jacob MYERS. Emily Myers aud
Sarah Myers.th said Te,ef J ohm A. George.
ElizaEeth. Jacob. Emily and Sarah. being
chilJren ol said Heavy Myers and his dc.
ceased wife Emily. formerly Emily Harris.
John Forbes and MARIA has wife. Jacob r.
Harris, David Hanis. Gehring Harris and
Nancy Harfis--dAs.
iNcHAScERY.
VsIE object III this sui is for partition. or
j the sale Cor aiore Goa rpni~nf division. OF q
lo' Of land in the town Of Msrtnsbusg. belong.
ing riiitly 10 the parties. And il appearing.
on affidavit il th.s suit, that the sald defend-
ants. Henry Myers. re.sr Myers. Joan A..
Myers, George Myers. Eii1ahelh Myers. Jacob
Myess. Em.sls Myers and Sarah Myers. John
Forbes and Maria his WIFE. Jacob r. Harris.
DAVID Harris. and Gehrng Harris are not
residents Ut this Stale. hey are hereby re,Iulr.
ed b appear within one moaih after due pub
hcalon Of .his Order. and do what snecessary
80 proteci ihels interests in lhss matter. II Is
further ordered, that q copy hereof be publish
Ell. once weeh for four successive weeks, IN
any newspaper ia the said county, and posted
al die front door OF the Count house thereof.
on the 6rst day Of the next County Court
7ssis.
July 7. 1852 ISRAEL ROBINSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04
Notice.

TNiIE partnership heretofore existing between
l the undersigned in the Retail Dry Guods bus
mess, War dissolved by mntual copseni on the 10Th
inst. Alldebis due Ihe late FIRM are to pc be paid
TO George Newcomer. who will setue al claims
against H. GEORGE NEWCOMER,
JOIN 81 GOfRELL
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The designed will continue the business In
his own name AMI on his own account, ut the old
stand. Opposite Wm H. ileslelihes Drug Stors)
where he will be pleased 10 see he irensls and
in search OF cheap goods.
July 81 lS52--Rep GEO NEWCOMER.
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Read and be Conrinced.



Fyom the boston Bee"
The editor said December 22d
Dr. Ae,yeeo's tetetyo,ea Truman Bafeys for the
cure OF Liver complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
thronic or Nervous Debility, Is deservediy cue OF
the most popular medicines OF the day. These
Bitters have been used by thousands, aud friend
al our elbow says he has himself received cifec-
tuai and permanent cure OF Liver Complaint from
the use of this remedy We are convinced that
in the use OF these Biters, the patient constantly
gains strength and vigor- fact worthy OF great
consideration They are pleasant in taste and
smell, and car be used by persons with the most
deiicAte sfomachs with safety under any ,ircuin-
stances. We are speaking IRON experience, andto
the afflicted we advise their use.
.'scoTr's WEEREY.S che of the best Literary
papers published said August 25--
s'lsH IIUorLASps GERMAN 3iTTERs. manufac-
tured by Or. jackson, now recommended by
of the prominent members Of the faculty
article OF much efficacy IN cases OF tensie
weakness. As such is the cssse, we wen advise
all mothers 20 obtain butte. ard thus save them
selves much sickness. Persons ofdebilitut@i eon-
situations will finl these Biftels advantageous 10
their health as we know from experience the sal
utary effect they have upon weak systems
More Eridence
The Hon @. u. liiSgtINe. Mayor Of the City of
Camden j., says
t-lioofLASpis GERMAy Birrgns We have seen
many fattering notices OF this medicine, and lhe
source from which they came Induced make
inquiry respecting its merits From inquiry we
were pursuidtd 10 use il and must say we found il
specific in its action upon diseases OF the liver and
digestive organs aud The powerful influence it
exer,s upon nervous prostratcn is really surpris-
ing. Ii ctlms and strcng hens the nerves. bring
ing them into state OF repose, making sleep re-
ireshing
III his medicine was more generally used. We
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04

IJORTABI.E Summer Furnaces. Revolv
l 'Dg Waffle Irons w. "a. ENOS,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

fEvfE partnership heretofore existing be
u tween theund-rsigned 10 HE blacksmith
ing business. is this day dissolved BY mutual
JOS. s. CHAMBERS.
W. Il. CHA M,sEkS
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NEW CONCERN
At tgfe Noit. Mountain Depot.

BefktIry county, tIFeinia.
YT7liE undersigned having i;snied co-psTlner-
j ship in the nlsrcan,iie business, take this
method Of informing their friends and the pnbiic
that they have JUST received large and general
a.asnri raar.t of -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04

gTgGIAIs.--At z nles bold ia the clerks osiice
81 aoFgan Ceunsy. on MoaiAy the iilth day Of
Felcr T. lIeiIasaf Anthony { ra1snoe and Reabea
yolnston, Trustees 81 tbs Bank Of Alexandria.
Waiter ones, cromwsll orrscs and Michael Court
neg.
IN CFIANcERY
YIsHE object Of this shit Is to recover Of the de-
fendant Walter Jones, a certain debt due the
psaintH, and TO attach his estate for life in tract
o. land the Potomac river, 10 Morgan County
now ia The POSSESSION Of Cromwell urriek and IN
tract 81 land On the Potomac river. ia Berkeley
County. new in the possession or Michael Courtney
with asy estate in tie bands Of or debts dae 20
become due 10 him by he other Defendants and Il
appearing on afasiavit bed in this suit. that tie
said defendant Walter Jones. il not resident OF
this Sfaie, he IS hereby required appear within
one month alter due publication OF this order and
do what is necessary pruteci his interest in this
matter II is further ordered, thai a copy hereo;
te Published oncea week Tor four successive weeks
in any t.eNspuper IN MarIinshurg Berkeley coun-
iy, VA, and posted at the front door Of the cssur
house OF Morgan County. on the FIRST day Of the
next County Court OF this County.
A Copy, Tsas,
july "a. SO JN0. o'FERRALl. Clerk.
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MARTINSRTRG PROPERTY FOR SALE.

n'';; Insurance z'''''' n cA-D'sry
10y a decree of the last term ofthe Circuit Court
1 Tor berkeley County in this cause. am d.
recicd 10 offer for sale 10 the highest bidder the
Rt..s dwelling house md the ground ON which
Will it stands offhe leteuaenls lying on Queen
kiliit rect South ofP, Pendeton's properly.
l-W n. the occupancy OF the widow and heirs OF
Harrison Waite deed shan accordingly on
Ros{,ty tks 9hoi augas is12 tbeing 'he first day
of August Couril before the Conr;-house door. IN
Martinsherc offer ior sale She Dwelling house on
ly and The cronni Oh which il stands-to the high
est biiler II pnalic auctien upon the terms pre-
scribed in the decree, which are ~ follows -
$3.50 in cash. and the residue in three equal an-
nunl pnvments without harvest ny to the days Il
payment; the purchaser securing the deferred
payments ~ a deed of trust on The premises
u, u. CONRAD.
ruly IA. ls52-4t Cnm'r under the decree
VIRGINIA a--In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
Goauty
Levi Ienshaw and George W. henshaw-flVs
agatsa
William D. Henshaw. James Ripple and Eleanor
his vile la,c Eleanor Henshaw. James L. Hen
shaw Washington Henshaw, isabella J. Gorreli
late Isabella j, lIenshaw and Charles lienshaw
-,Ws.
IN cHANcEkY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04
WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL.

EMBRACING all The Improvements o. the
IL High Schools Of Philadelphia and Bali
more. offers thorough education suited 10 the
advancement of the age For terms aud par.
ncuiars apply 10 Henry w. Thorpe. A. NJ,
Principal Mr.. +. has permission TO rrier 70
the undermen,ioned gentlemen who have had
sons under his care.
Han JAS NJ. Mason, David W. Barton. Esq
Jos II Sherrard Esq l.losd Logan. Esq.
Winchester. July ID. is52--iai
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= N
CELEBRATED GERMAN ElTTERs,

PKEPsREp nv Dir. G. NJ. JACKSON.
AT Tfiii t.EIsMAN MEDICINE STORE.
M ~ .4rrh 81. PliiadyLshia.
fTsiEiK powerover tie sbose diseases il not ex-
l celled. II equailed, by any other preparation
in the United states. as the attest. III many
cuses after skilfml physicians had failed.
Thess Btters are worthy the .tteniion ~ insa-
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectihcation
Of diseases OF the Liver and lesser glands exerei
sing the mos, searching powers in weakness and
affections OF the digestive organs they are, withal
ale, certain and pleasant
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04

r. r.. R.
No. 3.
RAILWAYS Al GULAToHs.
Md and pleasant "a taer operatios.
70 Res,liate tie Bouth. and cleanse
tic Sgsten, from Gf iufeid and
Acrimonious minors
Good al ell tises Tin. foe kows
S,anl doses Regulate large doses Purge.
Token il. joses from One 10 Eight
THEY WILL CURE.
Indigestion, Constipation of the Bowels,
Sour stomach, Hcsrt-Buln,
Ieaees, Snislt foxi
Liyer Complaint, Kidney Complaint,
FEFERS OF Ar KINDS,
TYPHOID Pneumonia, Scarlet. Typhus yellow and
Riiious.
Aud in all where the is out of order Dose
of the guiaors viii regulate the Bowels, give Tone and
Energy the Liver. and restore The Natural Health
Three Regulars Ordinary dose. will empty the
bowels q their refuse matter in a few hours
list They cleanse the STOMACH rom oil 'tcd or diseased
humofs aud leaves it sweet clean, pure and heartily
% They produce uon the skin tree nersfatfon open
pores give regular and healthy action 20 the skin
81 They purge the skin the secretons, the bowels,
the stomach function in the system, all morbid
and unhealthv humors.
In serious cases wh,re prompt and immediate action is
required aud general operation othe bowels demanded,
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
will produce the most Beneficial Effects.
In ALL FEyERS
Scarlet, Typhus, or Bilious,
Take from one to three Regulators per hour, until free
and powerful evacuation il produced,
Railways Regulators pure safe, quick POWERFUL hut
mild and pleasant in their operation
Prize Of Radwayr Regulators % cents per Box contain
for ale in Martinsburg by VIM H. Hesicne Darkesvle
J. wysone Chareetosn Joseph Harris; shepherdstown
VIM, H. forney; Harper's Ferry, A. NJ Cndirr'
l4tts "
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r. X. r.
No. =.
RADwAy'S RENOytTiNG RtSoLrEsr
For The quirk cure MI Chronic and Serof.Ious
Disease. II is poire,f,,i searching and picas
ant, il eieaRsts and poifes he btood f,oni al
Scmfaloas hunms il resolves a,ranfiom
The bones ond musries ah.d,srasrd dspos
ties; i tieetrife, hc faids and sol
ids ,rth Health md strength
IL is iearra,ttd 10 cure
Scroiula. Wh'r swelling,
ilutnors. SyrHiI,s.
Cancers, Epllrpsy,
I,.nors, Jnndice,
Riekers. Ulcers.
SaIt Rheum, Fever Sores.
Bronctnita Tumors. Hacking Dry Cough
In either Of th, above named Dis WE GuARAN ZEE
patient viii experience its powerful, soothing.
beneficial effects
IN A FEW HOURS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04
VIRGINIA.. IL The circult cuusl d Dsrke

isy Couny:
John W. Stewart pIF
Baily Iabb. Adm'r Of Dugal Campbell deed.
John P, keariou. Admir- OF Rabert w Lyle
decd. Edmund r. Hunler Adn,'rof William
Campbell deed. Isabella Lyle. Sarah Camp.
bel, Chaslss r. Lyle. Robert G. Lyle.
--- Williams md Nancy y, his Wifi.
II. G. Lyle. Thomas Rippsr, Isabella C..
Lyle. r. O. w. Lyle. l.. n Lyle, and fiar-
riei b. Lyle. hirrs al Law Of Rohcn w.
Lyle deed --defls.
IN cHANCERY.
C.anissFoarss orrics. Mariinsburc.
July 7. 1852.
NOTICE.--The parties 10 the above SIN
IN arr hereby notified 10 attend nj nv Office
IN Maninsburg. on Thursday. me- 9Th day OF
August next. and produce before me. the said
Daily Tabb, all the books, papers, and yourh-
ers. TOR settlement OF his account, AS the al.
mnis,ralor Of The sad Dugal Campbell deed.
aud the said parties u III eonfe prepared 10 an
swer such questions on Oath. rs t1ay be pro.
pounded 10 them tonrsing his matter. And
all persons having Judgements on debts against
the esiafe OF SAID Dugai Campbell decd. will
present them 10 me, on or before Tint day. TO
b. audited S. tsARARD gon'r
Juls 7. 1852
VIRGINIA :--In The Cifcua Count OF
Berkeley County
Christian Snyder and Daniel Snyder--plUs
6Gsirsr
Ro!erl II. Robinson Admir- with the will an
n+xed Of /, Ahfahain Snyder. decd. George
Snvdel. john Myers and Maria his wiie,
Jacob Snyder. JAMES Snydrr. Andrew Mi
Ter and Charlo,ie his wife. Elizabeth jams
SNYDER. James Wilson and Rose Ann his
wife. Abraham Snyde.. Wrn. SNYDER, Han
nah Snyder. and John Snyder dsffs.
IN cHANCERY.
Commissioners Office. Mariinsbnrg,1
July Z, 1852.
NOTICE. The parties 10 lie abcse suit
I ~ are hereby notified TO attend III nv Office
In Malnsbnrg ON "Wednesday, The 4lh DAY
OF August nexi. and produce before me such
evidence MS may ~be required 70 show what
improvements have been made upon the lands
leIerfed 70 in tie proceedings. BY George Sny
der The purchaser. which ARE Of a permanent
character. and likely 10 be OF permanent bene
til 10 the reyers,on also. the value al said im
psovemenis 20 the leversiun. 10 thar End. the
said Robert K Robinson will. on the day STORE
said. prosure 10 fse all the necessary papers
ard vouchers for iufihef settlement OF the
Estate account Of abraham Snyder, drc'd.
July 7. 1864 >. GARARD. Com'r.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the CLERKS Office
Of the circlit Court OF Berkeley County, on tho
5lh day ofJuly, 1852
william n Stewart AMI Isabella Josna his wife
--Pi.ns
AGAINST
Abraham yanmeire, Mary Ann vanmctrc and Ar
thur Vanmetre.-- drfts,
IN cHANCERy
TyTE object Of this suit istlc sale for convenien.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-04
MANCHESTER FEMALE aCADEafy.

VIE Fall ieim ~ This institution viii rom
i mence on the fir.i Monday il september
nexi. The local advantages presented by this
Academy are n1i excsll-d by any liz. lustiiu
lion in The country. Winchester has greai f.
cIllt'es OF accfss,--sncieiy superior, and all
The rnrans Of instruction ample and adequate.
The teachers engaged are well qualified 10
give good instruction in their various d,pari-
mrnis. The best system ni instruction IS pnr
sued and The Principal dryo;es lis time 10 the
instruction Of the pupils. being regularly IN
school himself.
TERMS Of BOARD AND TU1TiONi
For Board and Lodging per Of Five Months go 30
Tuition 10 The English Branches ~ 30
Latin and Greek Languages Is 80
Music, per Quarter = IL 90
Use OF Piano. per Month 100
French Language Painting Drawing, &e extra charges.
For iuriber particulars address the Pstnripai
REV JOSEPH BAKER
AUGUST lS51 M,nrhest.r va
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-08-20
The Telegraph and Iowa.

The telegraph wires have been cruel upon the wings
since the opening OF the present campaign In the mat
ter oil the Iowa election, they have been sort of daily
torment to the wing leaders. Even while the managers
here were cracking jokes and champagne the de.
feat OF the democracy OF the State, the mails, coming
days after the lightning had spoken, brought of
different slate of facts but the wings would be unde
ceived, II was too bssful luxury to Iowa cavng
IN, even in dream-and that too, just in time 10 revive
the dropping spirits oil the friends of Scotland they gave
way, accordingly, to very ecstacy of joy. II is char
acestc Of the wing party before every great defeat and
this Characteristic is proved by the abundant experience
Of the pas-that they always get apocrypha election
news-news that is always ahead of the mails and al
ways ahead OF the truth In the election of 1874 thew
the willing victims Of this strange diosyncrasy,
revealing in the false returns with perfect phrensy OF
delight, and refusing 10 accept any explanation until
knocked in the head by the appalling, the unanswerable
and the overwhelming reality 1t is difficult to account
for this remarkable feature in the wing economy; but it
may be laken in all cases. whenever and wherever
esled, the precursor of wing defeat Doubtless
at this time, in remote region, there are wings
exuing over wing victory in North Carolina and
long before the steam messengers OF Aspinwall, Law,
and Vanderbilt deposite the truth in California,
the Pacific State will ring with the jubilee of happy
wings over the good news from Iowa 1t would be a
subject for carcaturis if, while the wings of
the State which had decided against the wings were
mourning with wisifu countenances their melancholy
overthrow, the distant wings who commemoratng
that result victory could also be depictured by the
pencil Of the artist But there is some consolation for
our adversares. The coming catastrophe for them and
their hopes in November will be too palpable for doubt,
and too complete and comprehensive TO be msunder-
stood even for instant. The lightning will tell no
stories then; for the bolt will fall with prompt and
crushing effect