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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
NlsuoNABLE HAT& CAP MANUFACTo.

NlSiloNABLE IA & CAP M~ANUFACTO-
NJ RN-S. Avery & CO. respectfully inform thsir
frienls anil the public, that they have taken the Store
l0j Main street. opposite Mr.. Rphb's Cher Factory.
and arc nav opening a general and well selected
sock Of HATS Y CARS, jus; purchased in New
York, npd manufactured expressly for this market.
Thor stock enlracos, the latest AM most approved
fall AM winter fashions, and will lie sold on as favora-
bic terms rs they can he had At any establishment in
The S'iy. Hats of al kinds and qualities, from 81 50
u 81. Siper and South Sea Otter Caps, the fines, ar.
'''ie 10 be had in New York, Muskrlt. Concv. Fine
Seal and Cloih CAPS. Boys fine Caps &c. at all prices
from | to 25 dollars.
They respectfully solicit a share Of that patronage
which has heretofore been No Literally extended 10
tho Senior partner stthe firm, who will give his person
al attention u the business.
Wheeling. Oct. Is, 1879.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

M HEELING sILK AGENCY.-Thc ,uL,cri.
Der will purchase or sell on Commission. AIuL
Derry Trees SILK Worms Eggs, Cocoons. &c, DE.
Having been extensively engaged in raising tLe Mo.
'"s Nnllicaulus Trees, ! will give any informant ON
respecting The cultivation, OF preservation through the
winter.
Consignmcnis or orders will meet with prompt NJ.
Ieniion.
For sale. 10000 Morus SIulIicaulus Trces. 4 sp,c.
Ttor lot, raised 10y myself near Pittsburgh. Pa.
oVOoo Trees raised near Baltimore, OF large growrh.
Also, Silk Worms Eggs, DC
] am prepared 10 sell 100000 AIorus Maine ,,r,s
Trees. to bodelIverod in the fall OF
J. g. TURNER,
Aactionocr an Commission Merchant.
OCT No.i6J Market Square, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
& hIsSOLUTIONo F PARTNERSmP-Tbo rant
Il - m....n ......E... .-.-..--L

hISSOLUTION OF MISUNDERSTANDING paH
nsrship h~eretoore existing between the suL~rn.
tcrs, trading under the firm of. Aud & 60. uas dis
solved by mutual consent on tho lst Of April last The
books are in the hands o fJJln Il. Dickev nj the old
stand' where all those who know themselves indebted
are respectfully but earnestly. requested = call and sos
tie their accounts without DELAY. JANgFS arm
JOHN RDICKT
n CARD-Thc subscriber woald respectfully
form hs fficnds, the customers Of tho late firm.
the public generally, hat he has purchased The G
siock OF Aud a 60. and snow receiving from the
q good assortment Of spring and sum
staple and fancy. foreign and = - Po<is. boti.
ton n iue former stocb ~~icsiic. which ia add
y, and ~rcspcetf VII give a pretty good varic,
cba.o 10 - = invites al hose who wish 4, rm,
al ~ anil examine his stock. as he l. dcto,,pnsr
sell as iow'Jw rash, AZ they do uptoup. NJ r.,
Country produce taken IN exchanpe Tor po.-ls
u DiCKEY.
mny eor7r II MIN 4 Qtigcv ss. l;L1ts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

4xsFA o RENTING fine large ho.el at
Ei!:ky F~rostburg, Md. now occupied 10y Geo. S.
HssN4 Evans, is offered for rent. Posse sion civ
AAeF5A en- ON The lst Of April next. There has
lately been built a large three story brick addition IN
This hotel. for the better accommodation Of visitors and
ooarders' woH furnished with promenades to each.
story, and a gallery on top, making a beautiful
healthy resort in summer, and afIording one of,he finest
ard most extended views Of the surrounding mountain
scenery to be found.
Tho whole hotel is about 100 feet front. the ground
or lot about 400 fcet-fnc ~stablIng, carriage sheds,
ice house, &c. DC.
Three lines % Stage coaches between Baltimore
and Wheeling arrive at, and depart from, this house
daily. Some Of which eat there.
Apply 10 the snbsaribcf's stage Office. Barnum's no
tel, baltimore, or stage Office, Uniontown. Pa.
dec l9-H J.. w. STOCKTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Willie Barnes and John A Wobb D.c-
The defendant Bancs not having ,uf,,,J a.
pcorncc and given security. a~ccorIinv \, ~. a., p,
Assembly and tho rules Of his court. and II ,,,.,,..
hy satisfactory evidence that he is not an i,lt.t..|
'i this Commonwealth on mO6on Of cosplsip,p, 49,
c~ounseIi o. ordered thli said defendant do appear bo,c
on the first day Of The next spring term 81 !, "eIo
enter his appearance. give security for Tho -.
Of The decree in Inc cause, anil answer to bIl 81 ~.
complainant. or oiherwis defend said suit and tb., T,
copy 81 Ibis order DO forthwith inserted in .omo me-
Inrer printed in DE city NJ Wheeling for two w,,fb,
.uecess'yely and POSTED ai the front door of fbo Co.,
house of Ohio county. "'
'opy este ALEX r. LAIDLEY Ck
o" jon u 2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
RH lRRlSON'SS PECIFlC OINTMENT

Eg lRRiSON'SSPECIFlC OINTMENT
AZ For the cure Of Whit Swc:iugs. ScroGlnns
and other iiInprsi Ulcers. Sore Teas, old and fresh
nations, ScalI Head, Women's Sore Breasts. Rheu.
mIuc pa ~, letters. Errupriors, Chilhlains.
Wnjil,ws, Bles, Corns, and External Diseases
ne iicile hcrstoD e discovered for the ch,S.oj
backs and limbs thor .es 20 for Rag WORMS, chap
pod lbs, -lad IN short tor every eXtsra,l bodily e.
Sl thai M ~ fall 10 th" lot OF man or beast.
fne prl2Vct,rhas received at least 2 thousand
cer.lhss'es and Other documents IN favor "f, hs
per'ht ointment upwards Of hundred OF " hEch
were ~ntien by respectable members of the NcGi-
cal Faculty, and In sci,ctin< from this pile the
following ,aiunics, he was governed more by tLeiT
hseviIy tnaa their c01tents. IA they al lbreathe tne
sa.no spist Of eulosy and satSiaeion.,
Dear Sir-i have 90 requesr of y1u to fIrWIrd
me two hHndred boxes of ointment. b. the most i'm
mediate ccnTeyaocc aud without regard 10 The ey-
p"nse OF carriage, n | am quite out, aud much in
want OF IT. You know my estinauIn Il your in
= alua5'e discovery, an thcreforeI shall only add,
"A 'i, and established me N the op!nion. that IL is
superior 20 any remedy exIdnt for external dis
CHARLES P. EMERSON, n. d.
ALgANy, July g, 1897.
To Doctor Harrison Sir. l use your Specie
Ointmen in my Practice, and cordially
White Swellings. Strolula, Rheumatic Pains.
Chappci Face, Lips and Hands, and for general
your agent here, who furnishes me with,the article
nnd ana pleased TO have II IN my pOwOT 10 award
honor TO merit.
RUFUS X. BEACH, VI. d.
BaooKLIs, " Y. Oct 29, Is3s.
Dear Sir-My dau. h'er, a girl Of fourteen, was
sadly afflicted with a complaint that physicians
term a scald head and I feare /, 4 independent Of ev-
cry other evil. she would be bald in consequence.
Wv the recommendation, howe vel, of the Rev. Mr.. .
Perm, ! applied your DIN tment TO the afflicted part
add : thank God thsDQIy child is now entirely re-
covered from thG and is getting her hair
as fast as caa III 1t8<f<fd. he cure was effected
"a rather less than 4<t4npnths. during which Time
] used FIVE d lllars OF 0ntmenf. I had spent upwards
of one hundred dollars during the previous three
years, GithOut any benefit whatever.
MAR howard.
The above invaluable Ointment is for sale by
JAMES BAKER
J. "CRUMPACKER. md
NJ CHAPLINE. wheeling,
And b. all the principal Druggists IN Pittsburgh.
Nov. ~. 1899. i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
ID. G. MILNOT p NJ
W. 3 NANGER

mott q SANGER.
SADDLE TRUNK - nan
Mss ~MANJFACTORY.
Ne ISL MINI Street. Uh,,g.o
Would miorm their friend. \
i'e Febiir. fhatlbcy Still connngs
the above business. and To-.
''"clhIug now be- The way Of.
rlufsh H1ll Spanish arJ,T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
Hbs =. WARNER, the old indian PLY

SALT! SALT SALT-39O b5is Psa.5,ret ,,
- JUsf received and ST. saIe low boz cash w
dsc "a JACOB g. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

COUNTRY uNTTERS-The subscriber
successor too. Mon;calm. has received has FALL.
and WINTER supply of Stock aud Trimmings. Hat
iel's' Cum Sheliac. &c. all Of which will he sold "a
the most accommodating terms.
A. &. MCALIAM.
oct % 10 Main -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

ociIO- No.i61 Market Square, Wheeling. Va.
NlRGINlA-IV cHANcrRY-At Rules held IN ,Lc
Clerks office ofthe Circuit Superior Court of Law and
'hahcery Tor the couHiy Of Ohio, in The month orJap.
uary, 1910.
William +. Peterson, administrator Of NIL oUI s,,,l--
The goods and chaues, rights and credits Of WiIi,,n
D." Baton, deceased, and Harriet Lc Baron. widow
and Theodore lie Baron, Mary lie Baron. Ann Nj.
ner'a lie Baron, Sarah Ellen Lc Baron, Earl VIII.
nam lie Baron aud Irene lie Baron. children onJ
heirs at law Of the said William lie Baron. dec.
cd, Compliments,
against
Ebenezer Zane. EhcncZer Martin. IIeuv W,oJs ,r
'ohh woods administrator Of all and singular m,
goods and chatiels, rights and credits of Daniel >
Woods deceased, and Daniel Zane. Defendants.
y
pom a cross bill, flied in the above cause. by the mid
"' N"'s' Complainant,
against
Ebenczrr Zane, EbenezeT Marin, Kan. w..
WOODS administrator Of the estate Of Daniel 4
woods, deceased. William p. Peters n. odmi,i,,.-
. OF me estate OF William lie Baron. deceased opJ
Iheodorc lie Baron. Mary Lc Baron, Ann Nf;ootys
Ie bar'n' sarah Ellen lie Baron, Earl William /,
Baron, and Irene lie Baron. children and be,r =,
law OF the sad William lie Baron, deceased. DeCsn.
danis. -
Inc defendants Ebenezer Martin. Heuy yyooJs
,On' 'VSls' adlninisiraiOr 81 Daniel Il. Woods. The,
noro Ie Baron Alay IL Baron. Ann Minerya L. n,
Sarah Ellen Ic Baron. Earl W,Il,,,, 4. ~
Irene Lc Baron, not having ep,c,.J ~, Dan
'nce - ihc crOss bill Of the said Daniel Z,pc. and 10,
security according 10 The act Of Assemble and A.,
rules Of THIS court, and IL appearing by s,tsc,,a-
proof That they are not inhabitants Of ibs c,nn,n
wealth on motion Of the complainant. the s,J D,siaI J
Zane by counsel. % Is ordered that The said Jcc.,I,n,.
70 appear heToon the arst,Iy of hc next spring term
lnis court enter thcr appearance o. sand c,s. Ia
mi answer or oiIefwisa dcfcHd the same--,,I a., J
Of tHs order be- Fra. III inserted m s,m.
printed in the CITY ct Wheeling. a., to- -.
uccessIvcly. aud postei asu.c front door Of H. -
House Of Ohio yOunty~ '
\ copy tcstc. MY YTTtfpT L. RI d
''"' jim y 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

"a FOR RENT the ncax and conyonion
:s:sNs3 brick house on Mater st. Soith Whecl.n,
ItissEpf lately occupied by Pla,oT Zane. Tic
<se above Is ono of IN, most pleasant ard do.
'rable residences i'll the city. being well finished and
provided with all the necessary ouibuildinrs. Poses
'ion given Immediately. Apply TO
mp 6-tf ALEXANDER WILSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

LASTEbN BANK NOTES-Tbo bigbcS
~ p1id ior he nstcs on ~ Easten B,sts. AMI
"onuy ~ sale 81 fho current rates Of exchange
"F A. :, COFF & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
VIRGINIA. TO wit:
A. - u


Al rules held in The Clerks office OF the Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Chanccry Tor the County
81 Randolph. on the first Monday in Novcmber. 1899,
leter herns and SISlnnah his wife. late SIsannah
smith. John White AMI Miry Magdalin his wife late
Mar Magdalil SIN IN, Sarah smith. Elizabeth Smith.
and Katharine Margaret Smith widow of Henry Smith
deceased. Plaintiffs. against Henry Smith. Katharine
Margaret smith, John Smith. Rachel Smith, Eli Smith.
lydinnn Sm'iha and Jacob Smith. children and heirs
oi Henry smith deceased, Defendants
The defendant jacob Smith no. having entered his
appearance and given A'curtv. according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
iant OF this COMMONWEALTH, At is ordered that The said
defendant do appear here on the first day OF the next
term and answer the bill OF The Plaintiffs, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some public
newspaper published in the town of Wheeling. for
two months successfully AMI posted at the front door
oithe Court house of Randolph county for the like
period. \ copy tcsic. A. EARLE. Ck.
II. GOtF Tor Conn. nov l1-Om
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
may7 corner qAaia & Qa;pcr IT, ~ 49,.

NoFAhINERSlilP-Notioe b. hereby giv.,, 81.
ON ,e 1t Apni inst the sutserbcrs entered Il
aANGbR 30 the Saddle. Trunk. and rI--
o"a,ne', which will hereafter ;, Cried ao h. ~.
W., nc oa stand Of Johp Knotc. On tho east siJc -
They VII US
turs constantly keep on hand and manrec
= ''dcr every article in their line of bp..,cw
~ 1ispofe OF ne upo 10 thcir customer ON a. -
"Nn'apo Terms Orlor hrom dealers thaoiGpuy ~
oeived and promptly filled, JOHN more
IRA, SANGER
The s~ulscrber having formed he partnership nb,v.
named. u bccomes necessary tha, 10 shoIid ..tfIo -
iorpcr business ns soon as practicable. m, 81,
ne especially requests thoss indebted 10 him. J.,
'gainst him is present hem 6r adjustment
'Pi' JOIN KN~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

LNoR RENT-FIve Iarrc EOONSin morkc,s,no,o
e. in the second and third stories Of Al Fill,
~ . 'enhs apply 10 J. J. REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

CuANcFuy-AfRpIc t.4
Clerkf othcc ofthc Circuit superior C,u.t ar ~ y,
Chane.y ir the county Of Ono, in The month Of I,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
Robert Barlow, Complainant,
against
'ohh l. Morgan and John W.. Branstrup, Defend

The DefeRinnt Mo-g1n not bayipg cn,s,od he
'epearnncc and given security accordlng 10 The al
ni Assembly and the rules Of this Court. and h an.
tant Of this Commit wealth: on uotion az Co...
blaInant by counsel, q Is ordered that the said De.
ienodnt 90 appear here on the FIRST day Of he next
CpIlHF l'fm. OF THIS Count, aud answer The sail
rOmplninants blll, und fhsta coy of this order h.
IoIlhNiin inserted ~ some uewspapcr printed ip the
I,y ~ "neelnR' fT Two months succossfeeiy. and
county.
copy tcstc. ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk
January q, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
William Carmnn, Complainant,
against

against
Austin Pcay, and William woodEorh. late ,cono,,n.r,
under the firm name and style ofPeay 4 WooJCord a
hcnry Moore, John =. Clarke, and Mark DougIas.
late co partners under the firm, name and stvle ~,
Moore, Clarke-& Go aud Henry Moore in his own
right, Defendants.
The Defendants, Pcay and Woodfgrd. moi hayir
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
70 TIE act OF Assembly and the rulesof this Court. and
" appearing by satisfactory proof that they ARE not in
habi'aniso ct Tins Commonwealth motion of Cam
Piainunt by counsel. II IL ordered that The said DeGen
ua"us Ieoy d NoOdiurd. do appear here on the 6rf
ohy "f he next Spring Term Of lhis Court. enter tbe,r
appearance, give security for performing The decree ~
TIC Cont IN the cause. and answer the CompIainanfs
Dl Or oiherwise defend this suit. aud thai n copv oT
ms orFer DC forthwith inserted in some newsrore,
printed "a The city Of Wheeling Gr two months sm..
,osI''Iy' ana pSsied at the front door Of the Couu
house Of Ohio county.
a copy tesfe. ALEX. r. LAIDLEy. Clerk
LAMB FOR Complainant. Jan. Tth. Is4O
NRGlNlA-rN cInvcERY-At rules held in IN.
= 'crk.s office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Inv
i" ,hanrey Tor the county Of Ohio, in the month Of
Robert Been. Complainant,
against
ann Armstrong. JcromiIh V. Armstrong r
SamPoelL William IIsrah, Aaron 70 '',,th
INN Ails WilliamClarko, ard T,,.m.s : ~ Va
Defendants. "onlas , Clarke,
- N'sls bun;an Campbell. William U,,-.L
O.'eher William Mills, William CI,,k. AMI
'D'm's SAlofkst p2tiayins entered heir annea,,n
~ s'Ne" seo"tuy uccofdi6g - Hc ncf ofteslwG
.'' rul's o. ms Cont md u appearing ~ salts
''o''fy proof that they IRE not inbabiisp,. ~ ~ 60
I't'" u, on 'lrginfa-on motion Of CompIaioon, D..
% D. ordered that the said Defendant. d.
:" here on The hri DAY Of the next Spring t.
nus 'orfL enief heir appearance. az en- 70.
ll OF inc sad Complainant or p 'N'cr he
led in come nc,, ,o'y " .ais ordc. =. n Tbyej,b .t
~ two '"Ie' printed In tho city Of Wbocii,g
,, sueoosiyoy. md pasted AZ tho G,n,
- me Court house of Ohio county Nv"
Wv teNe ALEX r LAIDLEY. Cls,t
$3.50 NO"p'ahanI Jan. TN. 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

INC creditors Of 4. Gray. late partner I
u'e nHn w SNeeary. Mathews and GRAY.
are hereby nt'rned tina, 4 win nav an at ,bs r.,nn
ace"in's tSiich may be credited and approved of bv
suu X r'ay) 50 soon a. ] can avail myself ofmy fund.
wa,ca ~c now IN the hands OF Sweeney a Mathews
oad wn'en Was lent 10 then immediately after nav ,r.
""s "ornry' bat which ! have now entered
'His' ""'oun'ins To nearly two thousand dollar. I
yh pay the sud accounts. 10 the las, cent. ,hey e.,
Pc ns approved ofas required. las CRI,p
wheeling, October 2lst. ls31.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

NlRGINIA-TN cuANcERY-Nt rules hill :, IL
Clerks office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of -
and Chnncery for the county of Ohio, in the month of
JaDuary, 1910. VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

NlRGlNIA--IN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the
Clerks office oS he Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanoery for the County of OHIO, in the month OF
January, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

N'the nmc Of She dissolution cr the partnership Of
!' Ni""eMs~ Gray, | received neither moaey
nor any PARTON OF The Stock ,on b,nI. bn, 90 ,h,,,ny
'"oi business without an hours notice or nry pro,i.
!" oelns nude ior the support Of myself or family
Sweeney and M,thews gave the no notice or in,ima
N1'' uireety or Indirectly, of their intention TO dis
roNe Partnership TILL adcr we had finished taking the
oer0un' oil stock and NJ We never had an article of
Hs1eenen' !" Partnership they took the nj yantacc of
ret'nnns every thing ia their own hands and of throw.
~ 'nyseiiand family on the world without n cent
i"e Dc" amount OF my personal Indebtedness will not
exceed one hundred and fhy dollars. and = s,,, N.
my isiher-inlaw (Nlr. Greer can recover his money
l",m thcni' which Will br next MAY. we pledge our.
serves mat every ceat 1T my accounts shall be paid.
October 2l-[novlil-im g. RO6"T GRAY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-24

The federal whig Legislature Of Yer
mont, atitS late session, attributed large
share OF the financial troubles ofthe coun-
try since 1885, to a reduction Of the ia.
riff, and adopted resolutions in favor Of a
high protective tariff. What will the an
ti-tarilf wings OF the south say TO thisi-
Will they unanimously support any meas
ures the President may recommend fa-
vorable' to the object Of these resolutionsG
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-24

Reader, did you ever meet with the
paper called "The Political Examiner"
lfyou have not, we despair of conveying
to you by words any thing like correc
idea of the great learning and profound
reasoning Of its conductor The power
be has obtained over his readers, after
two years practice, is prodigious. I'M
perceptiby he works upon their imagina.
tons until he gets them 50 excited that
he raises them from earth and conducts
them whittier he pleases through the H.
lImitable regions of thought, and after
making them dizzy by the heighth to
which he scars, lets them down as softly
as fall in a dream, leaving upon their
minds deep and enduring impression
OF his own mental powers. His knowl-
edge ofmetaphysics is already proverbial.
Witness, too, the following paragraph:
"SAMUEL MEDARY has been thrown III
TO Gcstdcies and expresses great wonder
where the men came from who, so sig
nally demolished the Locos. But this
was the surprise of ignorance; for the
passions, on these occasions, take their
full swing, and react like the pendulum,
whose oscillations on one side will al.
ways be regulated by the height Of the
arc it has sublended on the olher.'
After we had read the above rara.
graph, the exchange papers on our table,
seemed jumble of nonsense and our
Dictionary ceased TO give out its customs
ry rays Of light. The "bi-annual" ap.
PSarOnce ofsuch paragraph would alone
be sufficient 10 ilnmortalze its author; but
the great number of those of similar
character from the same source Is truly
astonishing.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-24
EXTENsIYE PREPARATIoNs.

In the 7th Ward, more than three hun
dred "pipe-layers" who we're registered,
dared not make their appearance at the
polls. 1t is computed that there could
not have been less than FIVE hundred Of
"pipe.lay;ng," ""yarn spinning" miscreants
who succeeded in getting their names on
the lists, two hundred Of whom, regard
less of moral or legal restraints, introdu-
ced ther votes in the ballot boxes. Sew
eral have been discovered, and if there
be any virtue left in our election laws
we trust that Sing-Sng will bring them
up.-N. Y New Era.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-11-24
5000
Majority for Corwin

On the vote of lS40, the Ohio States.
man has the following pointed remarks:
"The vote it will be seen, is most enor.
mous--not only exceeding all others by
more than sirty thousand, but SURPRISING
all calculation on the subject. No friend
Of Gcv. Shannon thought Of giving him
over from l25,0O0 TO 100000, and then.
estimated his recollection by 4 TO 10000
His vote goes to The highest point, and
vet he is beaten by 5000 votes. In
1888 Gov. Shannon received the highes,
vote ever given TO any one in Ohin-,ha,
vote has been increased trraiy hoo tioys.
ana in two years after. in the midst Of
me cry Of ctdngPs--cHANGEs from one
ehu OF The State TO the other.
The democrats, instead of being dis.
c"uraged, have reason 70 he proud ofther
vote. il is enonoh iorelect anv man Gr
years, and the best informed democrats