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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
AN EvENTFtjL CAREER.

c. +. Cat san, formerly editor oi Indian
American, Who IS now travelling 10 Tenn
ps.ee, narrstes the following story 10 le'-
ter published N the Rockville Glad Dsm-
octat:
L., me reciie 10 YOU a tue his,oty nf
man whose farm Ne passed over yesterday
About ti ZEN years ago Pf~>bv'e:ian r'rr-
s,;i,an 81 M Ysk had a wat ~aId sun
We have Ia, namr and location bni VIII :
nald a, pteseni. B,io"- he was seven
teen tie brcarr 20 reckless aud "inly 'ha'
hl> ia hei cuoii no longer control h,m tir
l.ii 10 The wtckrd and corrupt c,ty OF NJ"
Yak, ~hrte he became CLERK ~ hii"k-
n,g ,alaon 6ui has ti,Aac'rr Mas ioo had I"
p- RETAINED there H- mex VA h'-ktri'-
- 10 a tt-aur. but Vas di>th,s>ed Hr w. ~
lower aud >idl loari uu'd iie sl'p' W emp
=, cellar an az tue aarv al IN c. v sPrt'
trct nuisance anA a dt.zr,ct 10 III SAGE. 4
AT tins s'ag- 81 his car.er an OLD collage
usi,-i,l our h.to wa a ga iu,'r ot nnr
The nest ca .gss ~ the At" 81 We"
ak -d~irt'nil.,'h that b" Wound h"h M"
M and MAKE IA. oeie IT u 10 save fih
he arn, Ia NV Y tx aud after w'fs o.
iil,y-ut search, -, h The sid "t ihr p"''cr
n- t.nnd hln H. washed and c'oitrh nv"
i.ak Inn la, k 10 the country. and Nv rSr'N
.nducpn.n, MA, could b. held nui TO h''I''
persuaded krn To Try Ia be man. nr
rade The tfm,. aud was surceSS'"i i"r
trend who sought hun uu' snd "ho saw"
h'n Ne ste we'll scq 'a'nt'd WIN '"'N
b,,h de,.rn,nrd "a cb,sp 49, Tennessee Ia
each ,chnol. Tie, SON! rarhrd Ar''' ana
w,,h rrtouiirrnia,ipns they piough'' s"oi'
10 ainrd good Faces.
The RECLAIMED son If the Presbyterian
rtrtt,msn w,h,u s,x months alter hs ar
,'f,,ai nut,rd ~ orl,hsn s'r' w"iih y !"
400 ~ cash. She had Younger SISTER ard
,uo,hrr, WHO each bad .qn'l amounts Ih'
SISTER s,,n ai-r died leANtng our ha' I"
ner estate 20 OR hrro aud h,s ~iie, 'h- 9th
| ~ h.Il 70 her h,o'hst. and tbus increasing
It's r.,a'e to 500 400 Wh-n the NJ xfa'
/ var brok. ou'. lhe npr'hrr enlisted ant
! l. syIny Az h.. estate Ia his biai"t-in-'aN
| { n, h-fo) AID h,s w,ir, N rs,r he n-frl
L,rtu,n.d t,,o, tn. war. He, Ike man,
| mere 1 nur nnhle yeu'hs. Ma k'a"d q
! Bueni VISA. Taos ON hero ca 3 nto 2 IS
session 81 The entire estate "i NE iaM't
~hn Il has increased hy advance o' lAah'
| mi increase. uf prsloes "a over SEW Oto
II rs NOW one ut The 'achr>' i'l'nft'S +"
M,,.ilr Tsnne.spp. aud dnes not 1--we t~en
=, f,e miles from Nashville.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
NpIIlinal NiArrsage.

A man o, the name o, p. 5 Biackman
Of Panrsvi!ie and young latN b, The name
OF Jpha Harlour, daughter OF d 'cior HUI
burt Of Kirkland. Were spiritually married at
the latter place on SUNDAY, October ID -
The ceremony Consisted Il nttninnniai de-.
clarsuons made bv themselves "a the pres.
eIce at The friends about fifty being pes.
rn,, THE services consisted of tn hl,v-
ing ppeical announrrnpn' Have YOU
seen the mofu'n! slnbr an K S. HE orpu,ns
blossom Tus dad our .pr,s meet ana
greet al the first interview and a. tie IA.
visible Clements 81 ra'uir unite and blend
in one harmonious ,mpul e 20 are our pr, :
aiiiniuz-d INTO one sccniGsni living torre.
Who.v-r are thus united ~ the eternal lsa>
ut offipi'y naogh, hs> auth rity "a s-pata,-.
We ihus introduce ourselves INTO ynn ~
the relation oi husband aud wife. - OHIO
p0Der
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

nEF-Ths ',Ricbtuond Wig pertinertly
enquiries - WHIST has the Administration
done to commend it to the public spvrobation ,
Wet single scheme has il devised, or execu
ted for the good Of the country? Halt its
term viii have soon expired, and where are its
worksi Judging the future by the past, aud
wha. is to be expected Of it7-Now. when
Democratic journals presume to claim not only
the support Of their own party at the South.
for General Pierces Admin tration. hut that
Of the Wing, and every body else. we tru>,
that they will. hereafter. no, forget to tell us
Of something which entities the administration
to such claim It is surely not for its Free
soil and Abolition appointments. nor for its
corrupting spoils policy. nor for any govern
mental measure that it has originated, or car
ried out. nor for its hunglug foreign diploma
cy, nor even for the military glory aud renown
of the destruction cf Greytown! But. lift i,
for its aid to the Nebraska bill, will those
Democratic journals favor the public with an
exposition Of what sort Of aid it rendered
what we're the motives it had in view in short
what construction the Administration puts
upon that bill! Does it look upon it as "a
proposition in favor Of freedom. by which mot
another slave State is to be added to this
Upiou," a"d aoee il. or does 10 not. endorse
the doctrioc Of squatter sovereignty"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

Il appears tom the Csorgeio~n, kg..
Herald that French manss Ia Committing
.uscsb~ has aiken pv-srssson 81 q ate nuni-
Der ot the ibhabii4nIs iher-nbnu's.
The following ca-rs are oi melancholy IA
ses~s:. Gu Tuesday, OCTOBER h. Mrs.
Cell. residing 10 The neg hbnI h."'d 81 X :
Fmd, Scott county. ss~e 10 90 ~ hu"s
herself to tree, and when i"nn was st y
and cold She va. en-. down bs M-ss's y.
J,nes sod J In Neal aud had ~viden'i.
committed ,hr drvd witt great dil'nrrA'ion
On "Wednesday Ocieb-i lIrh. Nh. nn-
k.ti. residing ~ G'sai county. about 'hHs
fise or fort, years Di age the mother "i nine
CHI dr+n on the plea OF visiung = nr'sho.i
ven, Ct ,n,o The woods, ia The absence OF
her husband, taking her knitting anh
plough line vi T. h-t On tl,r rr'"'n of i''f
hushand, wh..sr snspsri"ns we're arb"srd o.
trr ch,ld,rn's story ofihe plnugn ln~sra'en
was ,m,nrdia;ris ins,i'uird. When -hr MAS
inund by Mr. ,hn Evan, about riev""
- cIock that night, i,s' gang iaa small 'fre
~uh her Ire, nsaily ivArh,ng The gfonnd'
hei bDanti and knrung carefully pd' ASIDE.
|, 1, inlnorrd ih,' -aI"a., OF her husband
aas ,hr prompting csu.- 10 'hr comm's'ion
OF the rs,h aud frpretens,blr act
Miss Wigges re.id,ns 10 HnIis"o c"',n-
fy. a Young lady about i,1i'rea "r hrrrn
yrars ct age. on "Wednesday, shot h~'s'li
wib nf-, The bal epteing her right :"
and bursting ou' her night eye. No caa.r
g assigned TOR The act by the girl and si'r
rp,as-s 10 have awning done inr her, as
she ss,s she Is determined 10 .f- G. her pur-
pose. I,,s probable che will due Il she Is
noi dead al rady.
A vonng lad, by the name OF L's'er al
Az residing IN Harrison, went Ia see Miss
VIZ s,es after she was shot and snsppci'ng
>t.r had 10, shat herself. urged her To en-
fpssuon, promising 10 revenge her on ~"
marty whn had shot her by showing h'H'
Mss W,ygiss after -xact'ng solemn pr"n'-
,.r al M,.s LbNrr 10 do 80 told her .hr
would have 10 kill her (M'ss Wigsles) Tor
she and ,ho.l, si.e dtn- the deed
String. 10 sav Ms L'.,er returned hone
from her yisI, 10 Miss W'gg'-s, aoh or''f.
nisht attempted to TAX. her own lite b,
haay,n. herself Ia a Tree. F r'nna'riy 'h'
was discovered aud cut dowI IN true !"
save h.r life, gu, would give no reason TOR
her conduct
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
rag-Ths power of habit is 10 many cases

HEY~Ths power Of habit is in many cases,
irresistible. Thousands Of individuals are NJ
this moment rapid, Fastening 10 the grave,
IN consequence Of the indulgence 1fspIne vile
taste. and who. fully aware Of the fact. are
still unable to c.ntroi or restrain themselves.
.'lhey resolve aud r,-,esolve. AID die the
same They have their III ,ments al sanity.
peuitence and de'e miuatian aud ut such
times seeing the fatal g urse they are par
suiag, they Reason calmly with themselves.
aud promise amendment aud reform. But
the temptation is too powerful the habit Is
too fixed ard TITUS they violate all thev had
determined upon, AID rush on as hliudly as
ever This is especially the ease with I've
victims Of i"temperance. They feel that they
are descending in the scale Of humanity, day
by day.--they ktow that prcmature grave
is before them they determine t. abatc or
abandon the Intoxicating bowl. hut the habit
has become master aid tvrsmt. aud they
lack the nerve to break the bonds in which
thew are bound
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

The steamship Amcri a arrived at Halifax
on Thursday last, bringing weeks later
dates fren Europe. Sevastopol has not
been takes by the allies, uor does that event
appear any more likely of carly achievement
thrn At the date Of our previous adyiccs. -
The bombardment commenced on the 18th
nit, but up to the 2Ist but little d'mage
had been done to the Notifications. Frequent
sorties were made by the Russians, and the
results Of these engagements are sen in the
arrival Of Eve steamers at Constantinople,
with the wounded II was suppose d that
after few days continuance Of the lombard
msnt, an attempt would be made to storm
the garrison. The Russian army $4,000
strong, was lowering around the allied camp.
Affairs between Austria and Prussia wear
Threatening appearance. Austria is report
Cd to have summoned Prussia to withdraw
her troops from the Gallacian frontier The
whole Austrian army had been put upon q
wsffooting. Actual hosiilties between Aus
tris and Russis were confidently expected at
Vienna.
Mr.. Soule, as usual, affords an item Of
news. The French Emperor had refused
him permission to pass through France on his
return to Madrid Our minister must have
become dangerous man thus TO be inter-
dieted. The London Post considers the ac-
'quisiAion Of Sarsna by the United States to
be virtually il no, absolutely the annexation
of St. Domingo.
From both England and France we have
Intelligence of the cmbarkmcnt of further
troops for the seat of war. Another Arctic
expedition is to be sent out from England in
she Spring to search for the remains of Sir
John FRANKLIN and his party. DR.. Rsa is to
have the command.
From Spain We learn that Mr.. Soulc's re-
turn to Madrid had caused much excitement,
and efforts were made to induce the Spanish
Go, eminent to demand his recall Between
French fears and Spanish hostility Mr. Soule
has some chance of being elevated into he
70. Queen Isabella has abandoned the id a
of abdicating, and new movement of the
Legislature was anticipated.
The commercial news is Important. Flour
had advanced 2s., wheat Cd. to 3D., and corn
from 30. to As per. quarter. Cotton was
unchanged but firm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
VIRGINIA ExrEEPrlsr

NJ LII seen BE- r. say the new 80
w STATISTICAL GAZkI1Fve :, . y,
msI'weaiih, 10 eHe large vs;pa,e ;,,,'s y ~ !
PoFfsxsfs and EsegArISes. il w;yl 's,ss'ea u
ah't ceiafrelrhsise review III ia ,,3 '.N'h 4
1ress, FrSsent condition. Cosan.e,e,., !, 4
AMI lnansirisl feSparess OF The S,.,. %a'del
toricaI and sss,issseai sketsh,s n 4 go i
aud 'ewas with h.fafti ii iSpogrs,,s,;,s, g
nation irosn rec, nj original s,,,,,r - "
with The results Of he iasi &. t,.,,. sos
most cases ~ 1884 With = new ma Il s'.'iaa
orsd us.is % The State werth al,,,, ~ y
tie vhete vsrk- II will a hihs. ~ NJ. F'sseI
.A-.is'l ssss'sris.< air aaiases ylrtiui. s',n
'ng Giles and towns. AMI viii .lrsw ~ 8 : w
~ capitalists and sasasfacsar,r. t,.s'' III
csifits thereto. "a. most
ves IA Mt The Author hsy,ns s,,l - ~
hetvs expense upon this wafk H. ~. "
sesis 70 tie librral public an,l h,,;.s.a,'y !
work has yet been issued. Cons Ass,. y, !, ~,
aeter and extent &c : saaseyisl n,,',s ~ sa'
every cl,ss uf ciiirsus ,cre vlt IN. ~
~ --',id atssca very low tsicea,,, =, w. ~
ing large hsw and handsome 'ssIsrs,i y, y
map of'he STATE. tine copy wtihnu, NJ I. wv
please send ypnr orders. and he ss.s.s'
raid.te Richard Edwards. ar A Morris NJ
hichmond. w :. and he work will s. 81,
Gu The least delay 10 NIL parts Of a. ~
States. Tree ofail charges All order. 80.
within sixty days will get cory cf ,Ls e.,
lion. -" y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
ANOTHER RAILROAD GeNNExIoN.

The South Side Railroad, tegAiDg at Pc
tsrsburg, Virginia, has bVcn finished to
Luxembourg, the cars having run through on
Thursday last A letter to the Petersburg
Express, announcing she event, says; "All
LyDchburg is dslightsi at the oonsummatiou
Of this grand scheme, which places then
within . few hours rifle Of tide eater" Thu
makes the connsxion also with the Virgins
and Tennessee Railroad, now nearly com
ylsas b WythsviilA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
STILL LATkR FROM EUROPE,

The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived on
Saturday last, bringing important and intc-
resting news. Her dstes are to the LIST inst.
four days later than those by the America.
Sevastopol has not yet fallen, and the Rue
slams continue to give evidence of the most
desperate valor in its defence The allies
had silenced some of the out works, and
small breach had been made in one of the
forts. The Russians 10 sortie spiked six
teen Of the French guns and took Lord Drn-
kelin prisoner. No practical breach had yet
been effected, AID the allies were unable
to storm tho Notifications. The strug-
gle is evidently clooe and bloody one, aud
the allied forces will perhaps enly achieve
their purpo.e after prolonged siege.
From France we have an interes ing item
Of news. The silly refusal of the Enpsro,
to allow Mr.. Soule TO pass thro agh France,
is confirmed, and our Minister at Paris has
demanded an apology for the ahront. The
London Times justi6es the-sGmperor's treat
msnt Of Mr.. Soule aud says that the apology
will not be granted The affair has giver
rise to much Newspaper discussion in Eng
land.
The commercial news announces gener
81 decline in orc.,dstufs. Flour hid falle'
IL. 3D.. wheat 3d., and corn Is. to %. ps
quarter. Cotton was unchanged.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
discovery Of the North es, Passage

By hr ia>t ae rs itam Europe. " Ieasn
thai Captain r. Mcclure. ~ the phgair,
- WHEN AS sent oui III searca u 81 J .t,a
f. aukl,u, aud v ha Is~i ,esf had sns'ir has
asy So tar tlssmgh The ICE aheuhe AS ire
z~u IN act, iias- fpatlsvis pelut ahpir hr
communicated aiih spss+ls if0sa The uIhPf
s,..r has. a.lfi briug backed up all wsn'ei
fIand has va. pu,, snd fr:usn-ai huar ~
viii 10 ,ieas' b. is,saly rrs af.ird iaf The fr4'
wtueh h. has ,fiotin~d, ha' after al hat
ben ii atii Lac Nath at,i Pas.sgr h- ion4y
iaaiiai allsf Il has been discovered. M
hrs, H. y hale,-r Aud - tits al hat la
nern ,',faa,rd nv tiIr sirsp.ta'r fu's made
To accomplish sueti discnssns and tbs
hives and 'reesuie -qlandeitd N he attempts
! Is b, lt-,ed py ~...ns hat ih-r- Is All op-n
polar >ra---a gtsa' ocean bsSiu- ~ thr Nor;h
Pole but supp ~ there e. . never can b.
~ any ten, Ii 10 Commerce. u = 50 Wrdg.H
~ ash Il .i,,s q. tee shsstl mas q . been pas
.thlr So re'sr Il ,rt aaai u Il were entered
The q Ii ruay ~oi,ll H. 20 gti cat sss'n IL
II. rp i al ef,.'n ;,s.l4f Aa,Ia y vault at mi
rytdpt,.r 81 the cufegin- s. oil Lieut.. Maa
!, : theerA q. fha etsls from, 'be equator
uer,,ny and inin.ag FsDnd al lhr poles.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
TuE GROWN OF E>GL.ND.

The following is estimated a. he valnr
at ih, ~Wrls IN this magnificent di, ten
EVEN, diamond. round The clIc.- Gl $40
-sc's R}b 100 two Large centre diam ,n,is
81 0IiO -aon. i00D; 6n,-tom small I
d'an"ads placed al Ne angle OF the iurnr'
ElOW four crosses each r"np sei at tNpn-
H-hvr diamonds 2i200J tour large d,,.
mnnds on the top oi ihr crn>,s> Ell 400
'ur'vr diamonds Containing IN hsur de Ia,
G.O 900 eighteen >rslpr diamonds con-
,,,ned m The same e. 0inD peari>, diamond.
s. upon The arches aud crn.srs clio 001
AMI also one hundred sni tor'y.on- srall
d,snon6. 95 0h0 ,asbt,-ix diamond, IL
'he upper ctos>, e. 00D. C,N o',hr Stone,
!" the crown. exclusive Of he metal ell
9DO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
Two Girls E,oped with Indians.

The G lomnus Fact states ma r'er"H,
a hand ~ lid M gave p'r'"t'nan' = !" Som
risrt. Onr. aud thai rs" g'tis s'>'e'S, WE
50 capl,va,ed uih The danes aud he wi" -
II these sons al nature that thry ASKER
PERMISSION 10 accompany mem VII
neing rallan,y sfanl-d. the, proceeded a.
i,r a. Punan. ~hri- they writ ."vvr'"ken
by the mplher nf he girls spy WIDOW
Who rallied "n he police t. am hHr IN ,e-
covering her "Nild -soIug' ds"git g Bal
alas tor w l'nan's resisiancr 20 low APP
p~als When pressed ~ hat FL q 'fn'r Ahh
those Signs OF nAinrs, aft 'cIon and ~ llsc'-
~ whieh these nasIve solisot lst t"rS' could
bring 10 bear! After inllr e'ta and
private interview wlih The chez, he mo'hcr
discharged the police, aad made 'h'rd
wiling heart" to follow the Indian men
10 their western camp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
tOLON:Z NTEON.

Thomas Jefferson Eimuud Peddle.on
George Wythe. George Mason, aud l4udwei
Ice composed the committee in the Tegi,l,.
ture 1T 1873 viii h reported the fest scheme
for colonizina the free negroes Of Virginia.
Oa the 9th Of june, 1902 the egisl tnre
u Virginia request'd Governor Monroe 10
corr spond with the President Of the United
States (lbomas jefferson. } for the purpose
of obtaining place without tn. limits Of the
same, To which free negroes. and such negroes
as may he cmaueipaied, my he s"ut or choose
to remove there rs place Of asylum, and
suggested "A RIGA us the site Of the colony
Nat. Int
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

100 Ex Governor Smith, remarks the
Piedmont Wig like Mr., Wise. has written
a letter to the Norfolk County Democratic
Association, in answer to their quey On the
subject of Know Notbingism. MIR. Mise's
letter is an able one, aud is as long as the
most valuninous OF the Presidents messages
Gov. Smiths as Tar a. it relates to the sub.
ject matter OF the enquiry. We give entire. as
follows; Il am not member of the KuCw
Nothing organizatian."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
s<~-
A NEW STYLE OF RAILROAD

A Mr Mutt Of Dayton, has LEFT at The of
Zee of the Ciueinnati ,iazotte of that city. a
model of Railroad Invented by himself.
The following are the chief points in which it
differs from the railroads now in use:
lst.-'t avoids the expense of grading aud
gravrlline-the track heiug elevated pm four
TO eight 'eet ahuve the grouod. resting on a
wooden structure
2ud. Tho ears have no wheels. aud the
locomotive has but one whee.-a single dri
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
DEDICATI>)N.

Green Hill Cemetery near Martinsbuas,
will be dedicated on Saturday next. We
have not learned the precise orde.- or nature
Of the ceremonies. The occasion VII be one
Of great interest aud VIC have no o'oubt
large coneourse of our people will be in at
tendance. A suitable address will be de
livered by some d. .uisl ed gentleman -
The clergy Of the eoraty and the public gen
orally are invited to oe pr.scnt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

nsD~Ths f,llswieg ,saelu.bn was adopt
ed i, tie Iir-iaia Agricultural Society, at
its meeting on Friday Ia,t:
The appointment 81 . committee to con
fer with the authorities .ftte University and
the yirgi'ia Military Institute about the
terms aed cand,iaas Of establishing AT one
born al item rrsessosslip 81 Ag'~ui
ture; aud alsu Il ascertain whether II be
Iraeiiealle 70 rake al arppgs uent With
those Institutions whereby eiie student from
every Senatorial district 81 The state may be
admitted ssaioitoa-ly TO Tie lectures ofoth
er professors, while attending the lectures on
agriculture.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
sYyop OF VIRGINIA A.

The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Virgins
win hold its Twenty 9Th AnnuaI Convention id
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Va common.
eng on Thursday evening venbcr the 10th.
TIE brethren coming BY rai3road viii Be met at
the depot. and those coming in private convey
anccs will please sop at b. DiHnierfcr's, inn
mtd.ately as they enter town by the Winches-
ter pixies Il. a. FINK, Sec'y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

The election in this State was held on Mon.
day last.
Boston. Nov Is, Returns from nearly all
the chief towns, as far ss received. are of oBe
COMPLEXION immense Know Nothing major
tiles Boston elects to the legislature A
Know Nothing representatives uud 8 sena-
tors, being the full ticket. Lowell elects ten
Know Nothing representatives Lawrence
gives Gardner for Governor 1875 mpj,ritv
aud oil the other candidates Of tie same u.r :
ty 3l2 majority. Daure.l, Banks, Owiugs
aud Bu,lingsme, are undoubtedly elected to
Congress.
The general opinion is that the party have
swept tie State. and that Gardner is elected
| Governor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

EJ-ilon. Geoige n Dallas is out in n
letter giving in his adhesion to M vcmeus
in Pennsylvania, (aenteriug in Philadelphia, }
to form constitutional patty that is to
say. patty pledged Co maintain the Fede-
raj Constitution AS paramount to all ether
isms. Of local or national character. The
new party processes to have in its embrace
" hlgs ~ well as Democrats.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

nsy- There are few ,hhge which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting Down to write y no.
tice oil the celebrated iocfands German Bitiers
because we are fully conscious we are comforting
psblic benefit. and heart tells Us thai by onr
notices m my have been induced 20 take these Bit
,ers and been rescued rom death by i,yspeosia.
Liver Complaint. &c, for the cure OF which it is
certain Il il prepared nm | sold only by DR.. G
VI Jackson, at the ,serman Medicinr Store. No
90 Arch street. PHILADELPHIA, taueus, 2,
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