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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18

smith, decidedly popular man ot E,E.s coun-
Is, So L.inA. and wtihal = uUe Administration
man. AiT. s,hatvr Buchanan ives r~-ru-sfs.i ~
write u certain mcinbctS "a the Convention,
uninG Oh" nomination If Mr.. Smith; and Mr..
Porter wrc's Nh Buchanan, thaJ Al Mr. Van
iC' 30 attempted 20 interfere with the uCmiu--
'tun "a AL tEc Democrats would meet and de-
nuuncc the Administration. MIR Van ruruu
was lku' brought o. a stand and Scultafs Sc
kcan aud S,Inu-i ~ ln,.h1m. both well known
- t'c.-ci Aui,-NJu Eurcn uta, prrcufCl H.
uo m.naiioh al DAVID Il. Porter. ard now sup
T'H him Tor ;hgt CGCc. When NJ Nan ruf,u
heard ,hl~, hc SAL. with ht, usual r,',y, lie
j. not cur iaan, tut vc must take han up o.
such aH' tHtr han 50. lie i- a Cons, .a'i,-.
and a.a; uufy increase tllc chance ul d., ,,,cu.n
We mC>i, however. make INN cur candidate.
aad trust iu ci.ucc for 'I. f,-t"
/ SENATOR NeNr-u aui Sir. iu-l.w were t,..I-
{ biu"l p. 20 allow 81. Van C...l Z, h.t, Pic
Ia4u r.luaat.i rs iac ueu.,fer,. ,f b. r....-
NaEff, lut rather com. c.ieI L.ri tr a.,.. ..r
fu.". iNrv eucc.rlrJ arJ 81 th.. ..r,r- .,.f-
poi z.,u Co ba.ld Z Porter >.oull dec, hia.
. i-c " rt> sal soon discover that hc I,.s u.t
wear 3d. collar.
" s.. Sc. it> prs..d. &c s,a-e rs f.ct
'.ai 'hr 'l'' Air Eranhu1, ''ei', io o.. IIou,.
4 Of f..- ".'Luy,., au alice p.at..i.l and % ,'..
c'.ri q, ruI 90 thc Admin .'.ai..u. ...f. y.l...I
Ma Porter was FIRST Nominated, Il 's... .,. i..5,-
cl''. ''fit vail DO 40 Indication o.. V..as-
.saiii r.iH" To- -. W i-|.n .,s ifa l..... -
t.H'-lUa t.H, a- '..s' air ss" t.t rgir.
b. ut a.-'is-' who 1853 'u'e ..r rl-sf. tHi w..
r'tr.. 0ltr,i wolfe t-r NJ N.a i.a.
i.r '." character .at ...r 10 ,..l
'. .r.t as N.a rer OIL
ON n.. ''. ..' ..-r rprE-i Oil. r -
-i D. asr. "t Mr. M lua.a ,.. t..., .-
20" ,., i..1 ,.ea;.- .a"tc..n. pa. 81. I...as aiI
.c .nua, r, '"' De-, u' ,.'....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
TIE ELECTIONS.
EALrI-,oRE CIrY.

A election Nas held iu BALTIMORE on Moedsy
lat Tor MAY or, and also Ter Nro,beTs Of the
city Council. The election for Mayor resultsd
a. follows;
Gcn. SnFrrAEn c. IraSiN (whis) Cola
cot SANrTi NCour y. d j,ji5
Ssjotit, Tor Gcn. lcskiu, iG1 votes.
At the late election for Goyerncr the vote in
Baltimore stood t"r Steele ,ukisg 6l9I foT
sTassn y B. GOA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18

Tie " biz mHJ"rfy or ils Congregational
ticket &. =. IS e,,'r ~ Ire Star.
New-icf-rv elects ter 'c.ui,r- 81 Crrrrcs,
a' -c"crai u,Lrt, consequently tie faic &c her
whole Del, CATION, .iN 80 MA. b-r. ttgert, upon
tic result q iho dispute about Tic o.. i,r.t,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
Cu,ntorrrsyuIr. oct Z.

The negroes. Lucinda. ard Andrew,
lately convicted IN Bath county. Of the
murder Of Mr.. MAY se's children w,Ie,A-
couied. agrecah,y to their science, at tie
Warm Spnngs. 81 the ,,h ult \ gem
tleman Who vas present Informs as ,hat
they persisted 20 the last. ia deny ing al!
agency IN the murders. We have also
head 1t stated that tie girl, CA whose
testimony chiefly these slaves were con-
,io;cd has since Der a,qh'sl confessed
that she alone committed N murder
bat al ili> bc tar fact wc irc,uu but
htue tc.-rcc ooriIhc I.4ccI "a such con-.
ics,Iou. a. iam !,s ,tlr aud tcgd,g ace.
tLcfc O., n.!e lI--4t.A', iLlt she could
have er,eir.'cd tie loi.l ,,'.--le. .tos
tier" vas abandon. ,i,tr tt,,ir -tan'isl
evidence g. wa.I,u' 'hc o.lvl,t.r 'r5c-
reno. ltoi tir e'ds statement a.. ,hc
.uai.-.!ai cate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18

The above l.tc.ufnas it thc Irs.
tf'feiyt .i lth Goo ust arrived is
steam aroil1t ba5i- th. made rs.i-
Ieii public Ia many msiauces large o.
n9auls arrived 90 which TO account nat
taken
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

hOCrOR SEARS would respectfully announces
During The years past practee in This c
and bout the coun,ry has greatly and ma
on Angina Pecoris and other chronic affections which bad
entirely cured d Sy his He would also
that as regards his mora. and rsgsus Shsrss.s be
Rev. Spring, D. and that certificates Of
sautary effects of his be at his o6ce
cases In this city similar to the one related below
The Rev Mr. Stow author Of letter Dr. Sears. Of which
M Me- T ~ sse "a
Doctor Sears. Dear SA few days after wrote to you II
soliciting your her symptoms became mere dsci
dedy alarming much % hat called counec Of physi-
gave me 10 understand Her cough
her at Her cough the drop
the increase OF the dropsy the other hand parted
mutual they we're hurryng her FAST the tomb Al
one time cough continued wh ut nterms
morphae Jew days aer inis your medicine arrived ana
Immediately administered with the happy effects
The Of ne She Ia.
sanily gaining si.ee aad s now able to send ].
domestic and, with the exception
weakness enjoys comfortable health She Is one raised
God for his my family feel myself under
obligations also In her
gratitude and most highly do we value your s i those
dsre complainn with which Mrs Stow dreadul
ly afflicted Yours, with feelings of esteem spow
ANGINA PECTORIs-Its prominent aud CHARACTERISTIC
the stomach with pain the breast but more
particularly The eft side and region ofthe heart Of
subject sometimes awakened with OF suhoca
on Or . IL a bin add .i Or
hght of stairs These symptoms are not enss.st and
rosysms which :, n not sauey su
eque with peculiar and alarming
and often proving fatal when apparent good health en-
bad experience in the ream.n. Of this
and has been successful In cases which has re-
sisted all ordinary means auto 5ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

TRUT III SCORrS ALI KIND OF QUIv-
i OCA1ION-Its now five years since Lsvs0u's (Hun-
te) Red Drop first made pubc snd out Of the ihou-
of has failed where the directions have
been to- which simple. HaRdreds Of imtaors
and have sprung up but ouves NIL their base
attempts proves Itself daily be the only prompt and per-
and innocestcue who are opposed To all
kinds OF advertised mrdicse, and obliged, last re-
H. acknowledge, after In spending
hundreds OF dollars 81 per vial Every one VIII have Tie
signature OF IT, Levssn Of whom II be obtained privately
and con6denialy all times IT'S Division aul5 linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

nv JOHNSON consulted sonfd~nialx u hts sfice
~ No. IL Dnans street. Chatham and william sts on
the following diseases, viz Conoh1a, s'- Chancresy
Structures Semiual weakness and the diseases ars
ing from vcRerrs poison improper treatment Dr. Jobnson
engages remove recent affection in two or three days.
and the nveterate proporonze time, without
ton from business Persons entrustng themselves W Dr. jobs.
dose themselves with certainty AZ success, In
the Scrcuious ulcerntrd legs
nc speedily healed Strangers wouId do well Wy giving Dr.
the Of foregoing diseases whch has Sever fab
ed when within twenty hours er exposure. Let
post aid enclosing have the necessary
dicine and directions for its use iorw arded.
"a M tn N night Or. Jehsssn has
moved to is Chambers street. sui 'lps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
IFram the New Orears Pcayuns OF April "a
nISEANk-At the earnest quest of Mr.. l. II. J.

nIsEASk.-Ai the earRest request OF Mr. II. =,
~ Of the Parish OF Ascepon La give publicity 10 the
following noe:
Messrs misunderstanding ha duty which owe to my
fellow well Mr. LIZ, agent FOR Hupters Red
Drop city, beg that you win allow state, that
after having been srely asd dangerously Melted with
asesse and amer having tried various prescriptions i'm
van for III months have been fully and perfectly cured by
taking this invaluable medicine very short add
would sincerely nd all who may be suffering In
similar
auiSIm. Respectfully, kc., l. III. J..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

yAe Condor this por, from vers Cruz When IN the Gulf
Stream Tuesday the 2Is instant ~ A. fell with
squadron consisting ots ships brig aud schoon
SIX. supposed be tho En- porinx Ex pedios
brig appeaved TO be fast sailing than the other
sels-wind NE.
Can't whe reports the OF the French brig Amelia and
Maria Gut OF Msvrcsibo, from Nsntr bound Mara
caho. mastered by the natives The
Captain had bis throat cut by them Int not 20 badly as TO
eeath.
shi Robin Hood Nckeron Bueno. Ayres Cor Rotterdam
Mary Farer a-d William Brown, hn Batavia r. Singapore
spoke /. the Straits April 2oh.
Pilot boat Blossom, Capt VIM Reed, reports having
sunday the 18th the shp Oxford and Havrr packet ed
Nastucket shoals, sssding E. The Oxford asoct miles
ahead.
no Collectors Office. Esgartos Aug. q 1885,
consequence Light House Gay Head requiring
repairs the Light will We exiting ushed on the 18Th inst Suita
bc notice will be given svous 70 lighting sgsin.
papers requested give this an Insertion the inor
nation OF shipmssters.
JONI 2. MoRrov, Collector.
DisAsrERThe schooner Phillip Depeyser Captain ain
wright York sousd the Rspp. Hammock YVES CAP
sired 6 O'Clock the morning 81 <th between the
Wolf Trap and ksppahsss och Light abreast OF Psnkaank
fathems In Sudden
". which resembled hurricane. The were proyi.
deasy saved Eror ~sking by captains arbast OF
schr ". r. Horizon, snd Dsnmsn, OF schr Hnarl.nd
raise her which they think viii be successful
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

IMPC1TANTT TO THE AFFLrCTED.-HUN
TER RID DRoP.-N r. The once f,r he sslcof iErn
ter's Medicine No. Division street N, The Us fcru
nate here call wihuut che fear Of desecon the most IN
innate riend, where he 20 cure disease
and all eases ofhe hind recent chronic sad ~
the urinary disease arising nr impure ht~oo
old standing and indecent ulcers the absse 81 mercury scro
fuous affection, mevcrrla rheumatsN rrss,e omsr ~
tached. Uy5LfmsD Dk v. LkNiSoN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
SPOKEN.

Great Western, from Nyork for Bristol lat a. ss Ct Aug
i8th.
spring, Cook I'm Liverpool for 8, Josephs lat "a a. Ion 50
oneco I'm Nyork St Domingo lat 81 90 lon 10 25-Aug
CeyIon i'm Boston Tor Norfolk Is miles Sc the Highlands
Aug 24th-by the pilot boat J. Il. Davidson
Charles I'm NOriesn for Bordeaux OF the TortugasIoih
Brig savasssh I'm Nyork Savannah. 10Th inst Ia, 60 10
Amelia Strong. Il. NYork Darien, 90 miles ENE from
Echo siiskDer Tor Nyork at Ai,skapas-Juy "a
Talleo.fm Canton, fr Boston, lat 81 Ion 39t.
Augusta, I'm Cbarieon Liverpool nla 40 II, Ion 10 Is
Bfish oueee I'm Yves, End Fl Quebec, in lat II &C. Ion Sc
Rambler I'm PaIero r. Bostor lat ~ is los 81 isAug
Hiram I'm Pl,s,own f -, ia latitude q S. lon 81 80
Ceyion I'm NYork lat % As, lon 90 io-AugIa
Barque Citizen r NOrIeans for Havre, 9Th last Tortu.
gas, bearing north
Canton April is. lst N 20 N, Ion III 25 y.
ship Pao Rees I'm Batavia days for Cowes, May IT, In
ssis Mercsry twhsle Pacific ocean, fr sonagton, LIST
list. Il, IS Ion 81 with 2iso bbls oil she reports speaking
rea, western ls,eamer I'm Nyork Tor Bristol 18th inst
lai As, Nantucket by WI astan 50 miles
orpheus, Bailey, I'm Nyork Liverpool lsh inst lai - ls
Ion IL
orig Csmbrian salem Jsgo de Cuba 9Th inst LAT "a
chren from New York Lisbon, July IT, latitude % -,
s6ip ectors from Norlesns Liverpool OF Tuksr, 18th
Brig Forrest, f Noreans Cor Philadelphia NYork, in
lat 10 le-2oth Inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

X HhnNrEs's kEp SkorFTss m.aieia. lie 1ess, e
sge of Close Application study and experiments
Spown wss @ e Of sss : ss
book for medical writer since treating on the s.ject
ssseS care Of Ia he srsry ~ Psnnsyysns Hospital he re
Of t. VII. s.s use 4 b. until
h, retired for, public prsctice. through pure
,s: E ss y
Ne most unfortunate scmeof the mes, ,n'sgsss uso.'.sd
OF their practice without fear q s ever be
Is certain safe and expeditions ex,irpstiep Of VI
Disease every habit consultation, ssd situs.oo without
s:a % vim Ss s sa.
!urs q y LEyIsoN 2. whom G.. h Obtained pr,:ssys
$500 ere y se.srrs.: S s'..s :s
D r.%sdls. yet discovered iss The above essSsnS IL
Il makes speedy asd pernspen, cure, without The leo
r.gsrd to diet, drink exposure, or shssse IN sppleses
give hong qnssh,sh Recommendation. deceive a.
public hs medicine de-, mot spssA is ,se no one 49,
ssd iss. tie proprietor esS,sssss s;arle case ;. "
ssn, eosorhcea 70 Be srough which Hnt.rs WI -
Th disease ,h., gsr,.as' -: :: s.s,
. ow 's w S'0 %say y which
cure themselves without the least exposure " 'ne
Fursherse d,essecanpose e..,r.eedns d-ss oftAs M,
= sghsoD sgsf .crs%ps
II 81 bottle. One sets wesh, which g-ners cure
% =, No. VIM w. Minors arss store No ~
Dy = q " SSs.as S;s =
Philadelphia. ~
* 0ss1r 1UU7H PAsTE--Aa sisxsns and highly
- sHlso 80 pssriy vhitepess toibe teeth.
bspcs the sa;.~ nv ..s se =, e, sash
n an sttsinrnert lcng devoutly wished,
THOUGH ne,er ill row effectively sehievea-
TIVE frrls Teosh Paste happily insures
Ths mach desired result, win hs use.
with premp'pcss and high satisfaction, prov~.
THnORRIs TOOTH FASTE. while II bessti6ss -
teeth, TvYaovisg ssd preventing every sFpvsrs.ee ~
snd giving u them clear and pesriy whhens ~
proves color Of the lips and gus, srd wwes suducs
beauty 10 the tort ess~kis OF the moshhy l dsirecuns
properties greatly tends the teeth rc decsy,
and also impsrs that peculiar snd fragrant 70 ~
breath for which the Orvis Root Justly and sxiessvrr
celebrated. Tor sale whe les.le ara rytsh ~
n. &. HART No. Ito brosdwsy,
sai.v ccrrer Of CourtlsndtS.
ID 4. CAMPBELL pERSSE,
myls ITO and III Nassau
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

AhMPOKsSHS uHtI1mer8s COWWtrY m0T0m0mIB
ana the Ladies Ana general.
" CARL KING ths well known and celebrated rirt
Premium Tuscan nd straw Hat Manufacturer Msjcs
~, Victoria Queen OF England respectfully nforms the La
dies Of New York and vicinity, public generally
he has commenced the wholesale business has entirely
given of his retail naeiy Broadway and
90 DO but he will endeavor have always
eegaat large assortment OF superior quality ash@ns
bly, manufactured horn, Florence Tuscan English
Straw Hats at his residence, Mo- ~ Division ST. by sHgie
hat at very reasonab price, Mliaers and Csunuy Mer
chants will always And eneral and Of superior
fabric The Wholesale price, OF LeEhorns Florence srads
Tuscan Englh Straw Hats by the dozen case at his
Wholesale Warehouse No n Maidca Lane up stairs,
reasonable terms any house In the city
NJ o. lie will keep also elegant assortment Oh the most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons BY the sor or
set. al reasonable price JySI-5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

IA UOk sal D r - =, LEAIHsn yor sal. W
mys ITO and III Nassau ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
CHEMICALS
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly

Oil Vlriel, Alum.
Bleaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua Ammonia, Mnriatc Acid
Aqua FORTS, Nitric Acid, N
Blue Vitriol, Manganese
And other articles In the line OF their business
Orders will be received nj their Banking house, No. n
Broadway, the Office oftheir agent Nc 81 Westsrce
n23ivs GEO. b. GILBERT. Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
THE ELECTION.

We feel it cur duty to recur frequently
to the recent election in ibis State; and to
spread before the public such facts as come
10 our knowledge, which go to prove beyond
Il question, the truth of our assertion, that
the election was carried against the Wings
by system Of fraud and corruption I'M
paralelled in the history of this or any
other age. In the county of Piscataqus
the loco foco Bourd Of Selectmen OF two
iowrs have already been indicted by the
Grand Jury for their dishonesty, and pros
ecutons are already in progress in different
sections of the State against Van Buren,
presiding, officers for their high handed
rascality on the day of election, in disiran-
chising Wing voters, and in enfranchi,ing
those who had no legal right 20 vote, but
who we're permitted so to do, because they
were Of the true faith. What candid man
is there who believes that the county of
Oxford codld throw more votes than one
9Th part of its entire popuation-yet such
is the startling fact, aud who is there 1--WE
put The question with earnestness and can
dor) vho is there that believes it could be
honestly done? Again we ask why in the
most Of the towns in the County of Waldo
check lists were not kept, and the voters
were permitted to deposite their ballots IN
4 bat in violation of law? Was it not so
arranged to afford facilities to the rockies
and abandoned to throw as many ballots as
they chose? Again we ask where the
vast sums of money come from, that was
freely lavished in m1ny parts eff the State
10 Operate upon the election. Ruel Will
liams said in a letter addressed to the Ban
gor Wing that he did not obtain money
through the Merchants Bank, but why did
Mr., Williams lament his answer to his al
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
PROFITS OF THE GREAT WEST
ERN.

And it is now settled that steam naviga-
ton over the ocean is profitable, our en-
tcrprising counttymen will set about the
business with all speed, Fulton writer
in the National Gazette, has made a cal
culation Of the profits of trips of the Great
Western In the list of the crew, gwen
lrosa recollection, he says, there may be
an error; bu, if so, rather exceeding than
falling short Of the rea number From the
25lh June TO the 25,h September, period
Of nineiy-two days, the Great Western
made four trips across the Atiantc--one OF
twelve and ..alf, one of fifteen, one of thir-
teen and half, aud one Of eighteen days.
in all fity-nine days at sea.
Cost of the Great Western, including hull,
spars, tacklng, sails, machinery, cabin
furniture, sc. Eos 900
or 1916, $50 90
Estimate of expenses for 90 days.
10 per cent. intereot Oh cost for wear and
tear,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

"CcLD.-The Kennebunk Gazette gives
an account of grand supper got up by the
Loco Focos in that town, in honor of this
great victory in Maine. 1t appears from
this account that they had two tables, one
for the leaders and great democrats, a, four
and sixpence a ticket, and another, provi~
ded with the second cut or cold vcluals, for
the poor democrats, at two and sixpcnce
ticket! This is positively the latest demo-
cratic Improvement in political festivals,
Those who sat down to the two aud sXpen-
ny cut, must have rejoccd at the glorious
equality which the prevalence of denocra-
cy is calculated to bring about!
Hartford Courier.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

APPLE moLAssEs..-. There is many a
good housewife, who has more faith in her
own experience, than in the sience Of chynl-
istrv, that knows not the value of apple mo-
lasses, but still believes it to be that same
kind Of tart, smoky, worthless stuff that
has from time inmemoria been made by
boiling down cider 1t is not within my
province, at this time to attempt to convince
such that there is a chymical difference,
though it might be easily shown that they
are almost as dtleront as vinegar and su-
gar. | would however invite them to lay
aside their cider this year, and try the
plan of boiling down the juice ofthe apple
that has not been exposed to the air by
grinding and pressing.
Last Autumn, placed number ofbush-
els of Wetherell's sweelings apples in two
large brass kettles with wateriust sufficient
to steam them; when they had boiled soft,
| turned them into new splinter basket,
containing some straw, snd placed on them
n barrel head and heavy weight The
Juice was caught inatub. This was repeat
ed until had juice enough to ill the ket-
tells when commenced boiling it down, and
attended to il strictly, frequently Swimming
it, till it became ofthe consistency of cane
molasses. The native acids Of the frun
impatt a peculiar flavor. otherwise it could
hardly be distinguished from the syrup of
the cane. 1t was used in my family for
making sweet-meets, Tor swectning pies,
for dressing on buildings and griddle cakes,
and variety Of other purposes. The cost
Of making it is very ttiding. and the means
are within the reach of every farmer
Ohio Former.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
2i,369 2l,G94
81, SEQ 2l,t03

Present Loco Focp majority, SIG. Worcester and Allie
ghany to be heard from. Al the PRESIDE mia election,
Worcester gave Wing ma ory of 49l, AMI Allegheny
whia majority Of 49, total 6I2. !f Steele is elected
at all the majority is extremely slender Al The rreri-
DENTAL contest, Maryland gave ina jDry for Harrison
Of 49, greater Whg majority than Was ever given
in the State. before or since
j he accounts stnte that
al he polls in several of the Wards were taken
possession of, at early hour, by bands of rutians
who were allowed cy the Van Buren, j. dyes of cleo
tions to blockade the passages, and eectually pre-
vented the taking ofWhig votes for more than ono
halfthc day. I he conduct of some of these Van
uren judges was ourageously parti al to their
followers, and unjust to the Wings, that / ere is
determination the part of some of the respec-
table citizens to have them indicted. Among the ex-
pedients resored TO against us was the removal OF
the artificial passages which has been made of strong
boards, from the street to the polls in order to ac-
tate the voting. These were ordered by several Of
the Van Buren judges to be removed; and in short,
the whole labor ofour opponents was to prevent the
Wing votes from being taken"
We forbear to add any further remarks on this
subject at present; we only say in conclusion,
when such spirit is evinced, and carried out by
party ii is enough to scken the heart of the patriot,
and ma e him sigh in view of the crisis which must
overtake us, ifthat party is not subdued.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11
THE TELEGRAPH.
------------------,
B AT H M E:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. IL.
GREAT NEWS.

MARYLAND FIRM! 1t will be seen by the re-
turns below, which we copy from the poston Atlas.
that the Wings have carried both Houses, by deci-
s'e maJorties' The Governor returns 80 far show
majority Cor the tory candidate of 1926 Rut there
can be but littledoub that the Counties to be heard
from will elect the Wing Candidate. If the ac-
counts given in the papers of the barefaced blood
thirsty and villanous proceedings of the loco Iocos
are true and we cannot doubt this is greater vic
tory, really, than if we had obtained majority Of
thousands.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The Wings have carried both branches
Of the Legislature, as the following table
will show.-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

"ILrINoIs. The of1cill returns from IL
linois, are al length received, and amply
compensate us for the los, Of Maine The
" higs have the substantial fruits Of the VIC
tory, in the election Of a majority of BRAN
ches of the Legislature, and of two of the
three representatives, to Congress, while the
loco f. cos can claim but the barren honor
Of a small majority for their governor. In
estimating the Importance of this election.
it should be borne in mind, thai in the
event OF the election, Of the next pres
.ident devoving upon the house Of rep
rescntatives, the vote of Illinois is secured
to the wing candidate. The most san
cuine of the wings, never anticipated such a
result with respect to Name.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

THE WAGES OF TREASON. Two SONS
ofBenedict Arnold, the traitor, are yet liv-
ing in England, and in receipt of joint
pension of 6l62. Their names are James
r. and VIM. F.. and their ages 81 aud "a.
The London Spectator, makes the follow
ing comment on this reward of treason:
without passing any Judgment on Ar
nold's morality, we admit that his sons are
entitled TO the pension"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11

The Count de SsWriliers. (Joseph Buo-.
napart,) with suit consisting of M. M. l.
Maillard, A. Maitland, NJ. Thebaud, DR.. A
Clark, and nine servants arrived at New
York on Sunday in the London packet ship
Philadelphia, the same vessel in which he
sailed from the u. S.