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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Mr.. BEAR, the Buckeye blacksmith, and sew
eral other distinguished WING orators, are to adj
dress the people at Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa +,
on Saturday next. The committee of invitation
announce in the West Chester "Register and
Examiner" that there will be ample accommo-
dation for an immense gathering
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

the veto Of President jackson, was in ,S2+-the
summer before the election. Still the point Is
not materially altered; in the ssmessare re-
turning the Bank BILL" the objections urged
were to the particular provisions Of the bill. and
not to constitutional one--leaving the impres-
sion that he still might be in favor of one with
proper restrictions.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

SWARTWOUTED.-L M Clark, Van
Buren, candidate for Sheriff of Franklin county,
Indiana, sloped on Sunday week last, default
ter to the people some hundreds of dollars. The
Brookville American expresses the opinion that
he will run well.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Every Southern man, who, after all that has
passed, can bring himself to vote for Martin Van
Buren,, deserves, whenever he goes to the polls,
to find himself elbowed by free negroes worth
$3.50 each, and whenever he goes into Court of
Justice, to be testified against by negro witnesses.
st. Louis Rem
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

INDIANA.-The constitution of Indiana pro-
vides, that every twelve years vote shall be
taken by the people, to decide whether they are
in favor of making any amendments in the State
Constitution. This is the year to take the vo te
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

While the Log Cabin was raising in Rich
mend, (the logs being rough as they came from
the torest,) Loco Foco asked one of the work
men, ''Why don't you SKIN your psles?n eeNe-
yer mind" replied the Tippecanoe boy, 'swe'll
do the skinning at the polls in November.a
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

On the 25th inst. James Bohem after short but Sc
we're illness, in the ADD year of his age.
AT Richmond the 18th inst. at the residence of her
Both year of her age.
AT Richmond, Va, Archibald Armstrong, native Of
Longford county, Ireland.
At Manchester, Va Benjamin Hoteher, aged SO years.
90 In Buckingham county, Va, Dugald Ferguson, aged
80 years, native of Scotland
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

The Post Master of Boston gives notice that
Mails for Liverpool, England and Halifax, N. S.,
will pc made up at the Post Office, Boston, on
Saturday morning next Letters arriving by the
Southern Mail of that morning will be included
The postage must be paid to Boston
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

HOWARD DISTRICT.--Tn conformity with the au-
thonty vested in the Wing Central Committee of How
ard District, the Wing voters notified that meeting
will be held at the place of holding the polls each Of
the respective election districts. on SATURDAY, the
18th of August four O'Clock p NJ for the purpose of
nominating candidate for county Lissioner for
each of said districts.
jy3O j. g WILLIAMS Chairman
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

DENUNCIATIONS OFLOCO-FoCOISM.
We scarcely take up paper, of our numerous
exchanges, that does not afford signal evidence
of the great changes that are going on in every
section of the country, in favor of Harrison and
Tyler. The people have been made to feel, and
are determined to throw off the yoke. Let the
ball roll
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

We learn from the Philadelphia Inquirer, that
one dollar notes on the City Trust and Banking
Company, of N. York, are in circulation in that
city. The institution failed some time since
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

sMISSOURI.-Two large Wing meetings
ssvere held in the city of St Louis, last week
The editor Of the Bulletin says: "When we look
=asolrnd us, and see whole States renouncing v.
BsFenism, and enrolling themselves under the
Wing banner, hope arises in our bosom that
Missouri may awaken from her lethargy, and
zzxsist In rescuing the country.n
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

SUICIDE-Jamas Lewis, citizen of Pc
tersburg, committed suicide ON Saturday night,
by cutting his throat with a carving knife 1t is
said that the dreadful deed was committed by
him while he was laboring under fit ofinsanity
produced by excessive drinking -h1telhgencer.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

FRONTIER CONvENTION.-The friends
of Harrison and Tyler have resolved on FROM
tier convention, to be held at Erie, on the 10th
September next, to embrace delegates from the
States of Michigan, Ohio, New York and Penn
sylvania.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
NORTH CARoLINA,-Mr. John Bufalov

NORTH CAROLINA.-Mr John Buffalow,
II Raleigh, N. c., offers, through the medium of
tsfse Register, to make the following bet:-S500
skat the Wings will have a majority in the next
a-egislatnre-S500 that Moorehead will be cleo
'zssd Governor Of the State-and $4,000 that Har-
zrissn viii be elected President. The money to
ne deposited in either of the Banks of Raleigh
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

letter towards myself personally, and beg leave
t. add my fsrvent prayer, that the dark cloud
which now hangs over our devoted country,
may arouse the sleeping energies Of my country
men, and that with united hearts, they may
rush to the polls and drive their oppressors from
the Capitol.
1 have the honor to be,
with great respect,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
GEO. POINDEXTER
JOSHUA MEDTART, Esq,
Chairman of the Committee of Tippccanoe
Clubs.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

A CAPITAL ANEcDoTE.-A son of Erin, while
standing on the wharf day or two ago, heard
some doves cooling to each other. He appeared
tolisten very attentively, and then broke forth
rBy the powers. the very doves are hallooing-
TipPe-ca-noo-o-o-o-Tip -pe-ca-noo-o-o-o!w
Phil. Enquirer.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

GEORGIAN meeting of the citizens OF
sEszeen county, held at Greensboro, on the 23rd
assistant, one hundred and tDenty persons were
znnminated 10 represent said county in the Anti
zzn Buren, Convention, which adjourned at Mill
aszgevi1le in June last, to meet at Macon on the
- ashursday in August next. Primary meetings
Hnzze also been called in Columbia, Richmond,
znz Warren counties for this purpose
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

xsz- Duerr.-The Philadelphia papers are ST.
szzzSp relation to the rumored pardon Of thus in
szzzaizual by the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYOR'S OFFICE, !
BALTIMORE, July %, 1910. I
VNAXES.-The following resolution is published,
n relating TO the City Collector and the collection OF
the Taxes due for the year 1885, of which all persons
concerned will take notice.
Resolved, by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
That the City Collector be and he is hereby directed and
required to collect the Of TAXES which
returned by him due and uncoected in his report Of
thoiy which is vested in him for that purpose by the
laws of the State Ordinances of the corporation.
s. c. LEAKEN, Mayor.
Approved, February Doth, 1910 jy 81 cost
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sup
" ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
tist received by G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
and High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGEs
an excellent article for Coughs and sorness of the
Breast a
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
TTPPECANoE CLUB No 2-The merh

TIPPECANOE CLUB No 2-The members of this
Club will meet ut Whitehall Gardens on THIS (Frdayl
EVENING, at u O'Clock II is hoped that every mem
Der will be at his post early business of importance
will come before the meeting.
BY order,
RoBT. T. BUTLER, Secy. iy3i
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

GtAUTION.-The public are cautioned that the
" Pereolatng Fiierers made by the subscribers have
the stamped ON the hoppeI None other are genu-
inc. BROTHERTON * MORTON.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
.BALTIMORE COUNTY.

PUBIC MEETING Tippecanoe Clubs Nos and
3, for PIKESVIL4LE and G0vANSTOWN Districts.
will hold joint meeting at VIM Boons Store miles on
the Falls road on SATURDAY EVENING the Ist of
August, at O'Clock, P. NJ. to which the friends of Har
rison and Reform are invited.
Addresses will be made by several friends of the
cause' jy %
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

NOTICE.
WAS COMMITTED TO the jaI of Frederick
w County, on the Odd day of July as a runaway,
muiato boy who calls himself JOHN SAUNDERS; he
about II or 10 years old, feet u inches high has
burlap Shirt black corded silk vest ribbed cotton pants
ola coarse shoes, and round old black wool hat
says ne was raised in the neghborood of Hagerstown
maryand and belongs to Mr. Jacob Waltz, who resides
near SAID town. The owner If any is requested 10
come AID have him released he will otherwise be dis
charged according to law.
HENRY HOUCK,
B u law4wF Shift Frederick County
lI3-Hagerstewn Torch Light and Bait. Pilot once
week for 4W and charge this office.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

JAMES Il. LAIIMkiH,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, &c. FOR NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA,
Office Somb West st. Pdus and Frpette streets
B. l.. having been furnished with the proper in
90 strctioDs for the taking of dispositions to be read
in evidence in the Federal and State Courts of
VIRGINIA., PENNSYLVANIA,
KENTUCKY, OHIO,
TENNESSEE, INDIANA,
N. & 8. CAROLINA, ILLINOIS,
MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI.
ALABAMA, LOUISIANA
will attend to any business that NAV be confded To him
IN that way. COMMISSIONS for takng testimony, adj
dressed to JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, If left at the
Office of j. B. l.. " i'll be attended 10.
96a-DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEA sEs, ASSIGN
MERFS and ather instruments fwrting correctly pre-
pared and the examination ofttles made when request
ed. ~ an d2te02t
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
THE SUMMER MORN.
BY N. P. WILLIS.


 Throw up the window! Iris a morn for life In it's most subtle luxury. The mir ] Is hke breathing from Q rarer world; . And the South wind seems lIqu6--i: 'erstcals My bosom and my brow 30 bathingly. It has come oyer gardens, and the HOwers That kissed it are betrayed; for as it parts, With it's invisible fingers, my loose haIr, know It has been tTiflng to the rose, ,. And siOOping to the. violet. There lS joy For all Gods creatures in it. The wet leaves Are stirring ar its touch, and birds are singing, As if to breathe wofe music |; and the grass | Sends up its modest OdOuF with tue dew, Like the small tribute of humility.
 Lovely indeed is morning! have drank It's fragrance and it's freshness, aud have felt E It's delIcate touch; and 'ls kindlier thing , Than music. or . feast. or medicine. had awoke from an unpleasant dream, And light was welcome to me. looked out To feel the common air, and when the breath " the delicious morning met nay brow, Cooling it's fever, and the pleasant sun Shone on familiar objects, it was like H1 The feeling of the captive who comes forth H From darkness to the cheerful light of day. Oh! could we wake from sorrow were it, all A troubled dream like this 10 cast aside '' % Lake an untimely garment with the morn; , a Could the long fever of the heart be cooled By the sweet breath from naturei or tue gloom W hereaved affection pass away t..,.s With looking on the lively tints Of dowers~- How lightly were the spirit reconciled .s To make this beautiful, bright world it's home!
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
~ MARBLE. @

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
 II the citizens of Litchfeld, and the public generally. that he has commenced the busi- ness of Stone Cutting, one door north of the Bank, where he will manufacture all kinds of CRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, TABLES, &c. &c. to order and at short notice.
 N. B. He intends keeping on hand s0ri- yof Marble, that those wishing 10 purchase can have the opportunity of selecting to suit their own taste. s ".5 r..g ,..', SIMEON S. PATTERSON.
 s Liichfeld, June 4, l84O. -a ..l..Fe.' lg1
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
'aaa Litch1Setd Enquirer: PUBLIsRED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, 'fT.2 ,ra'' BY HENRY ADAMS. ''

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers year, payable before the expiration of To companies of any number over six, @l 30 per yeas payable as above: To companies less than six, p per year, payable before. 25 cents wall be deducted from each of these prices when payment IS made in advance. These prices sye exclusive of unail or stage charge fur transportation.
 No papeFs will be discontinued until all aErearages are paid, except at the discretion oF the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be. fore the expiration of year.. .-. <,.S 4e~
 HADyERTEsINe. One square, three insertions, @l, end m ihe same G!oport9n 10! two os more squares. 70 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements consinped or l2 months. s5..,s
 AdMinistgators and Executors Notices, el % f, Commissioner Notices, g..g.,gg af. <. Sl 25
 All com'npncations must be Posr-GAID. ,ts -las
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
HdryisoS.
Van Bursr.

Harrison. 24s V B. and Dou5,ful, 46
 The whole number of electoral votes is 204
 Unnecessary to choice l4S. You will peF- ceive, then that Harrison will have one hun- dred votes beyond the number requisite io elect him. I have given Mr. Van Buren New Hampshire, which know will be matter of complaint 10 our friends there; for they have determined to make battle in way to shake even inc granite hills. Perhaps ought to make similar apology in regard to Arkan- saa. ! have also given him South Carolina. which will go for him, unless by Decembers when the vote is to be east, Mr. Calhoun shall think ihe interests of the codntry re~ quire t to be given to a third person as heres tOfoTe! fthe 25 doubtful votes, think Har. rison's chance decidedly the best for a nnaa jority of them; and if the tide of public sen. timent continues to set as strongly as it has done, Mir. Van Burep. by November next. will scarcely have State he can call his own. f.,s@i " si tss s...,s..s-g
 look forward to the above result with the most perfect confidence, and with the most pleasing anticipafione. What q rebuke will it be 10 the attempted ueurpation of all inc powers of this Government, and the prac., Iical suhyersion of its fundamental princi- ples What a triumphant restoration oftha powers of Congress, when freedom of thought and ofaction shnll be once more vouchsafed Eo the Representatives of the People and of Inc States! zt, ge8 Nt sssga,y 4,i,
 Excuse the haste with which I have writ ten. under tho pressure of numerous 6ngage-, meniss and believe me very truly yours. hsq. 2 '7-7 sS N DWeAHY M ATN(sVRs
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
NEW GOODS. At Hard Times Prices.


 OWE PAY q ONE PRICE. The subscriber would inform his customers that he has just received an additional
 supply of Reasonable Goods, (viz: } vt. SuMMER CLOTHS for gentlemen, Bleached 0 Shirtings and Sheetings. fancy and fur niture Prints, Brown Linen, Russia Diaper. Table Cloths, Umbrellas, ladies fancy H'k'fs and Cravats. bleached, unbleached and slate colored Cotton Hose. mixed and unbleached cotton half hose; ladies pie nic. plain black silk. cotton and hoskin Gloves. Twist Combs, German silver side do., Carpet Yarn ladies and child ren's Shoes, assorted sizes and qua lities; gentlemen's thin and thick Boots, Slip pers Gloves, &c. {; Palm Leaf Hats for men and boys; Glass, 6x6 and 7x9: winter strain ed Sperm Oil. winter strained Whale Oil--- Figs, Lemons, Raisins, &c. Also, one chest of superior Black Tea, warranted good.
 Flour by the barrel or less quantity. ..7b ;. g.l .-r....a ..4 E.. GRANT.
 LitchfelL June 10. r o.7' 7f'' tr' ''-'- 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25


 yond the hope of redemption, if Mr. Van Blu. ren shall be reelected.
 Of his reelection there is not the faintest prospect. In regard te New York--I speak without the least hesitation. and with the most entire confdence--he has no possible hope of success there. Why should he have The changes have been constantly against him for the last three years. and none in his favor. At the extra session in 1887 predicted his overthrow in thst stnte. At the November election of that year he was swept away as by n hurricane. Al the next session ot Congress he apologized to his friends by saying that there were 10000 yo- ters who did not come to the polls, but would be out for him at the next election. Well. sir, in 1898 these 10000 came out, and 25OOO in addition, and he was beaten by more than lO,OOO majority. He again consOled his friends for this unexpected defeat by saying that in inc next campaign he would take the field in person. He did so; he traversed the whu'e state. on mere electioneering tour, and. with the exception of the city of New York, the result in the Legislature showed larger majority against him than the year before. In almost every contested county. the popular vote against him wasin- creased. There was no falling of but from local causes. any where except in the old western district, which is SO immensely strong | that there was no necessity of giving a full vote but at a general election. That old dis l trict will give Harrison FIFTEEN THousAsD majority. s,-, @@ ~ The late charter election in inc city of N. York has satisfied both friend and foo that under tho registry law Harrison will carry
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25

A cBAscE ron THE Loco Focos! Wke goes in -The last Fultonville Whig contains the following advertisement A BARGAIN!
 The subscriber will cell his family twohUFse ear- risee and plated set of double harness, costing e346 foT the sum of e25O. ~-
 TERMs One half cash in hand, and ihs ather Ralf sAsn General HARRISON eecfed Presidsai f fke Uai. ied States. LAND NOT BEFoRD WITHOUT INTER- EST. Possession given when the first paymeni is made. & v fr3iHFha J"iPETER YATEEf Fonda Juue 2 lO4O ,ss ,.' II -I--.7 1g-J-'' f
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
R. NE. WOODRUFF, .N. ID.

R. NE. WOODRUFF, sW. D. .nFFERS his services 10 inc inhabitants of O Litchfield and its vicinity as PHYSI- CLAN and SURGEON. a-,.,l %. ss' .g.a- %
 ...R He also informs Physicians, Apo
 thecaries, and the public general
 ly, that he has just purchased in
 N. York. and now offers for sale, at his store in the building next south of the Mansion House" ]" in Litchficld, ali kinds of fresh Drugs&ENkedic warranted to be of the very first quality. on terms as low as can be purchased in the county. Also, WINES and LrouoRs for medicinal purposes, which were selected with great care, and are very superior articles.
 Also, genuine London Brown Stout, t,purcha- sed from the vessel in which it was imported. Orders will be punctually attended to, and prescriptions put up with care and ncatness. He respectfully solicits portion of the public patronage. , .-. ..l s.-.
 LifchfeLL June 4 lS4O. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
a- cVOE6ce tO Farmers. q Cradle G Wheel NIauufactor5

THE subscriber has located himself fone 1 mile and half west of the Court House. on Harris Plain, so called, where he has on hand GRAIN CRADLES, with Scythes or with out. Also, Wool Wheels and Reels. On hand. few dozen Patent Wheel Heads, with cas. steel Spindles, made at the old factory at Skeneatelas. N. Y, warranted first rate ar. ticle. p Repairing done as Asual.
 ....'. ..l. -, ELIAS RESELL.
 LhchfelE June 4, l64O. Sml
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
A CURE FOR CORNS.
 ' Ihe AlbiO1a C0a.1n Plaster {

A FFORDS immediate relief, and eIfecis certain "A cure for cOrRa. By i's application. according ie"ua'ed, and drawn out hy the rOoIs, without the least pal" or any trouble and danger attending the hazardoHs and intellectual practice Of extracting the corn by mese eUliing. .r.... .,. ,lu3NEtt0. T.
 A gentleman of Boston was number of years dis iressed by very painful Cora, had applied every thiNg recommended without effect, and was reader e6 cripple. o" applying ,hi" plaster. lie was per Price 50 ceHts. .. ssf4es5 rtg 5s+rs:
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
DuMFKIEs' HIGHLY APPROVED EYE WAFER 1!

FNNHIS sale and powerful waeh tor "r i0lsm- 1 ed eyes, s,ande pre-eminens among ,he multitude Ot ordinary preparations for this purpose. In eases Of yeasr standing, the most Wnexpec,e, relief has bee" received, after other application o inferior ef cacy has failed. Those who use i, pronounce i' to he one Of the hest preparations Gor :hoae complaints they ever met with. Price 25 ceufs hoNie. " P.
 O>NoHe geHuiWe unless signed T. KIDDER, sole prOpretor, and successor to Dr. CONWAY, by whom h a Ior sale. at hie Counting Room, No. 99, Court street, Boston, and also forsale by hisspecial appoint meRt, by i'7.. 4af. a.i'.'f niT Doctors Bue1 and Beckwith, Litchfe7d: and by .-.-. Ed,oard Coacles, South Farms.
 Septemher 25. ,--.,-.r4..yi.- .. . eGw17
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-25
THE DIFFERENCE.

r--.4.[ l. THE DIFFERENCE. ..y yh.. ss5V
 Read the following and then ponder on the brag- ging Of the federal locofccos:
 "Gen. nAKKlsoN has resided for . long tine in the neighboFhood of Cincinnati-thae city gave HaEri- son majoity 0f I,7OO. st.s.t, y- .gs .gr,9g ,gl@T , Mir. VAN BUgEN resided long time iR Albany shal city gives GOO majority against him." " ofths ihrOnss gave msj0nly against Van BuIenism and elected sterling democratic republican, Mayor in spite of a the eforts Of the satelites1 power.
 ''|.'ai AlbdBx JOsrn6E. KaIAd aad WSsadei ia Na'chts.--The Natcbs4 Courier gvsstbs following report of the number killed and ana, wounded at that place by the tornado .-- NIledin Ns,ehez. @. killed on tbs Riyer 2O9 ST. Wounded in .hs sifys N. wounded on boats. ss-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
~CERTIFICATE.m

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes to the knee, together with
painful ssrss different parts Of the log and alto,
nseanV various Teaediea hvm different Physicians.
10 no effect, twas considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short of an amputation would
save the life of the patient. l fortunately COM
menced useing DR.. BANGS RENOVATING
MIXTURE, and by constant use of it for four
or five weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, 10 my great Joy, was
restored to perfect health, which she has contn-
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
(Signedd) FRANCIS WELSH.
Stanbridge, Il. CO. March 81,