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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

CEILING OFF The subscriber, determined to sell
- off his entire stock Of Winter Goods, if possible, Of
ter the following articles full per cent less than reg
lar prices, viz.
Rose, Whitney and Mackanaw Blankets
Red, White and Yellow Flannels
Cloths Cassmeres and Cassines
Kentucky Jeans and Hardtimes
English and French Mernos
Servants Merno Cloaks at 81
Dark Cacoes, French, English and Domestic
Plain and Figured Dress and Bonnet Silks
IA and s-4 Blanket Shawls (pain and fgurel)
4 and 81 Broche and kabyle Shawls
Hosiery, embracing in kind Lambswool. Cashmere,
Angola, Worsted, Silk and Cotton Hose aud Half
Hose and Children's Wooen and Cotton Hose OF
every size
Al French Chintz, at 81 IA cents per yard
Persons wishing any of the above, other articles in
the Dry Goods ne may penny by calling at
JAMES B. CLARKE'S.
Janis No. 2 from 8th st. and op Centre Market.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

. ing plated ware brass, and other metals, Ander-
sons Composition has attained a high celebrity. The
following testimonials, from many, selected
This is to certify, that we have used Mr. Anderson's
Composition for cleaning brass and other metals; also his
plate powder which we approve Of and vend, Wholesale
TO our customers STEEL II WARREN
Hardware Merchants, Albany
This is to certify that we have made use of Mr.. An
dersons Composition for cleaning silver and brass plate
and have no hesitation in saying that it is the best metbo1
we have used, and the same to others
WALLACE,
Coach and Harness Maker, Saratoga.
This s to certify, that we have used Mr. Anderson,s
Powder for polishing plated ware, and find it the best
WHITNEY & HoYT,
$50, Pearl Street. New York
have examined and tried Mr.. VIM Anderson,s Che
inca Powder for polishing silver brass and other mo-
tails 1t proves excellent article for the above mr.
pose, and l am pleased to recommend the same.
LEWIS A. LAURIAT
Chemist and Refner of Metals Boston
This is to certify, that have used Mr.. Andersons
foWder Tor polishing plated ware and Also the Paste for
brass, &c. and proved TO be excellent article for tho
u r." ana am Pieased TO recommend The same
10 Inc pubhc. JOSEPH SMITH,
362. Pearl Street. New York
lbs p Is certify that have used Anderson Paste
and Powder for cleaning brass and plated ware and c
safety say mat IL exceeds any thing have used before
WIN. HINTON
1874, Broadway, New York.
nave been using for the last three weeks, Ander.
son chemical Paste for the cleaning of silver and brass
and believe 1t TO be the best composition in use for the
purpose INTENDED d. ID. HOWARD
Exchange Hotel, New York
naving maze fHa OF Anderson's Composition in po-
nsning Britannia ware which we manufacture we feel
satisfied that it is good article w go
BROADMAN & HART
Burlng Slip, New York.
nave made use of Anderson's Paste and Powder and
una II very valuable article, and do most cheerluy
recommend 1t TO persons wanting the article
m ,a.o DAVID DORRANCE,
Feo .; 1852 ronn,s United States Hotel.
RUILDlNG MATERIALS, of every descrip,on- for
- sale by II warn ~
NJ.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-02

NJ NERAL WATERS.-Soda, Saratoga, and Bed
1Nl ford Waters, for sale at
feb l5-6t TODD'S Drug Store,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

The matter preferred 10 Transact de buBI'
ness u secret and consequently hey 70,
iiEsd behind de honss (Hhsrs such basi
meas oughl always 70 Be nanszsied.l and
sfleE arranging The msiier 70 their sails
faction. they retained iuio The house 70
make . report 20 the roagrali0n; bui az
isr considering he suhjecs Tor . while.
good sense prevailed. and he matter vas
dismissed % The apparent satisfaction Of
~. Al that moment . little urrhin Of
about Z or 5 years Of age. who bad been
slniRg very quietly all The while. mount
ed bench, will cap in hand. which he
whiried around his head two Or three
times. exelsiming II the Top Of his voice.
" Hurra for Harisonl Hurra Tor Harri-
son." and vas about saying more, when
one OF his relations stopped his mouth
with = handkerchief. and 80 put an end
70 The lillIe fellows triumph
CIyIs.
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For the Rreardnr.


MR. EDroR: Party rage and party Vi
olence are things well calculated 10 EN-.
bitter the few comforts and joys Of life.
To liberal minded man. prescription
Tor opinions sake is a shocking thing.
Al this time the demon Of party is insi-
nuaiing itself into the social circles 10 an
alarming extent In many instances the
feelings Of neighbors have been alienaied,
and IN some cases, social intercourse has
been entirely suspended. What friend
Of his country can behold This state of
things without apprehension Of danger to
the republic! When two great parties
in any country become more attached to
their respective parties than to their civil
institutions, those institutions must inc
vitality be subreried. II would be well
for both parties 10 stop and reflect, and
cool down little. before they proceed
farther. This party spirit which so
much agilales the political world, has al
ready found its way, in some instances.
into the church. So far as my observa-
tion extends. a large majority Of the Mi
nistsrs Of the Gospel have embraced
Wing sentiments. which circumstance
has given offence to some Of their admi-
nistralion hearers. Some have abandon
ed the ministry of particular men on ac-
count Of politics. and seem disposed TO
think that no mini',eF is orthodox but
those Of their own political creed, There
lives a minister Of The gospel not hun
,lred miles from Hillsborough. who is
substantial Wing, but whose people al
most 10 a man are very jealous IN the
cause of the administration. Not long
ago they p'raded certain charges against
their pastor upon the subject oil po'ltic$'
and consequently he was very formally
and solcmnly cited to attend church
meeting to render an account for the
deeds done in the body. and TO make
atonement for having The assurance to
exercise the privilege Of freeman, and
TO speak gu. boldly and independently
upon the side of politics which his peo'
ple called heresy. The appointed day
having arrived, a large assembly OF PEG
pie came together. |. appears tina, as 1t
was rather a novel case, the leaders in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

The PETERSBURG lSTELLIoExcER he.
been for some lime published by John
w. S,mm, esq. . genllrmsn well known
by many individuals in this vicinity. Il
is an efficient and spirited Wing paper.
prompt in communicating commercial
and other intelligence. and is particularly
worthy the attention of those having
much dealing ., Petersburg. A subserip-
lion paper has hsen lef, a this Office, and
We shall have pleasure in receiving sub
serip,ion'. Il 10 publI..ed three times q
week. price 1--WE dollars.
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Obituary.

Died in the City Of Raleigh on the l4'h
inst. after a shor. illness, aged CD years.
BEVERLY DANIEL. Adjulan, General Of
,hs State, aud late Marshal Of The United
States for the Dis,ric. OF North Carolina,
an Office which he honorably filled for
more than thirty years. And nothing
could more forcibly evince the high re-
spect in which Gen. Daniel was held by
this community. than the highly respect
able and numerously attended Public Din
ner which was lately given to him on
being dismissed from office. lie will hs
long respected BY all who knew him, 40
an honest, courteous and good citizen.
Raleigh Register.
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LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
FESTIVAL,
AtYaneevyilIe.

2. PUBLIC DINNER viii be sisen b. ne
"a Wigs % caswcil. 20 J0HN "a. MORE
HEAD, eco, iiea. WILLIE r MAkGUM,
and the WIG DELEGATION 10 Congress
from North Csfolina. a faneeysIlie. on Thsss-
day the ID day ii October. o. which fke eifi-
rens Of Cassril. and the surrounding counties,
81 both political psstlesl are respectfully IN
fitted
There will be many Distinguished speakers
present, who will address sheN leliow citizens
on the great qaesiians which engross the pUh-
lie attention. and il 10 hoped that thousands
will be there 20 hear. No charge uill bo n.aes
for Dinner The siriaR u tire latch aIiI be
found on the outside II iks cshia deer. 50 that
all can walk in and Ne accommodated.
isnecysiile, casweil county. sep. n, Is4O.
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Public Sale.

ypllE subscriber vii offer Tor ssle, ~ tl.e
- dwelling hoase of the late samuel vii.
son. deceased, 90 the Glib DAY % October neat.
al lie Rtoek 81
Csttle. Horses, Hogs, end Sheep;
The crop 81 Cora. Wheat, Oats. Rye,
and Flax, Hay. Fodder.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
&c.
belonging 70 said estate. Among tie horses
Is beautIinl spotted stallion. three years old,
large and likely. The sale will BE- toniinu-
ed from day 10 day until all Is cold. Terms
Twelve EsoHihs credit. with bond and good ss-
curly.
N 0. Al the came time and place. the Lands
~ the deceased viii be rented out Cor the en-
suIag year.
CHARLES WILSON. Err.
September "a. So 3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

AHarnipg.-Nine negroes have been
condemned to be hung on the 9th inst.
in the parish Of I.afsve,te, Mississippi.
for planning insurrectioa. Four white
men, who are supposed 10 have ins,iga,ed
those ignoran, creatures 10 this forfeiture
Of their lives. have been arrested. IL
guilty, ehope these four scoundrels will
be hung as high as Hannah. But for such
wreiches, The slaves. generally, would
be comfortable and con,enled. and better
of in reality than many free laborers.
The Editor of the Mobile Register, a
degraded Loco. makes this affair answer
his purpose to charge the Wings with
abolition, aud indirectly as instiga,ors of
The INSTRUMENTATION Of the slaves; al which
the Chronicle expresses proper. bu,
inadequate Indignation. if hi, Editor is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

BURroS's MA0AzIxE.-The seplem.
Der number Of this interesting work has
been received. II is rmbslli.hed with .
sell-engrassd porrail Of The celebrated
English painter. Thomas SIolharJ, r.. A.
The page. Of This number present their
"'usl variety, and as lsr ss We have had
time 10 psuss them. are in keeping ~iih
The high character which the work has
hitherto sustained.
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Correspondence Of The National htelIi'
geneer.

New York, September IL.
wm. NJ. Price. late United S'ales
District Attorney, has put M his sign as
- an Altmncy aud Counsellor a, Law ="
II is known that the United States CO.
v.rnmcni has instituted a snit against him,
hui il 10 believed tha, il will never be
called IN for uial. Ills hail is merely
nominal, such persons having been sc-
cep,ed hy the United Stairs authorities
as must have been agreed upon prior i"
his arrival here. inasmurh as they are not
responsible Tor the amount alleged to be
due, and would not have been accepted
bona file in any parallrlcase. Nj. Price
onutends that the Uni,sd States Govern
ment OWES him a great amount. as |
understand, either eighty or forty thon'
sand dnllsts. lf he could sue the Co
vetnmsn,. il is said he would do sci but,
as i, is, he must bide their time. Wha,
meane,h an ,hisi Is trial feared! Are
Developments alarming! Has Tammany
II III taken New yo,k city by" Funds"
accounts of which in courts Of justice
wnuld s,srlle mankind! 49,. +.
Ia the Eastern Argus Revived, Port
land, Me-, | observe, in q correspondence
which was carried on in 1894 between
the Representative Of Cumberland district.
f. @. ]. Smith. and some Of his consti-
iuenis, TIA, nearly all Of The Federal Go
serumen, nffice-hnlders in that quarter
were IN favor Of National Bank Of some
kind. Among those who, in scr. Of
priva,e CAUCUS, voted quasi instructions
10 Nr. Smith, were the Hon, Asa Clspp
and his two sons, who are closely CON
nec,ed by marriage With the Secretary Of
the Treasury. Suaws these pt the then
sign, Of the times. and all show,as how
unsettled for several years was The Gov
ernmen, fin ,ncial policy.
The packet ship Quebec, with London
dates 70 Angus, 10. is jus. up. The
news 10 interesting but no. important.
we have from PATS an account oil Tue
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24
Land for Sale.

S Wa b told i psbIie s.ie,
49, = tas sighest kstarE. - re SRA
60. H1uss e. ssmnel n. T,ss- -. ~
- Lads = tie Has FislSs knswn - -
reiloek Lads. TIE arrns r1a u 80 Is
sni pafrhssers. % their essiae ksss "a a..
sees ser~E'iiss Car ne Paymrri sT shr aEsnsy.
WILLIAM NELSON. .agenf
for Ties. r.. Derzcnx.
September Y. co.
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Pennsylvania.

From tbs Penasylsaaia Iaq0ifer.
A Fen Words 10 Our Friends /. Oiher
Safes.
Our political friends in o,ber cities and
states should not forget that she General
or State Election viii take place in Penn
syisanis On The 18Th Of Oeiober, while
The Presidential Election wiII not take
place until The s0ih u 0riober. or more
than two weeks sller. They should also
be informed that The friends OF Harrison
expect 10 20 much beiler 81 the Presicen.
ii.l Than Al The Legisls.ise election. Thou.
sands will voie Zoe q Old TIP" in Penn
sylvsnis. who cannot be induced % 10
Tor any other candidate, Local questions,
moreover. may, IN many instances, iEIlu-
ence The results Of The preliminary elee-
tons. Thus - Iha last Presidential sirug.
gle similar state Of things existed. aud.
although the Whigs were sadly defeated
on their legislative tickets. they rallied Al
The Presidential struggle. and, despite the
depression and dlscourasing prospect.
gasc The /. Hero of The Thames" vote
sufficiently large 10 render 10 uncertain,
for some time, whether or not he had
carried The Stale. The Van Buren, ma
jorily on that occasion was lIule more
than 1000. Then, 400. The Wing party
nf The state was divided. Now. the
Opposition are thoroughly united. The
cause Of /. Old Tip 10 brighter Than I,
ever was before. We again say, there
fore. that however well We may do in
Ptnnsy lvsnis. atIhe election on the l3lh
Of OCTOBER, we shall do infinitely better
on The 3Oih. when The Old Hero uill be
Ia The field himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24
Notice.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GItEK. % ~ res.
~ Sos . hem 4 Say EsnseFn. that isNe
give 10 ny soa. Wis nFLbs Hal. ffes aad
he % dtkfs. and tfshsssl he - hostages
IL - fuii and Feiittt nssRnsT s. IL he lad
arrived 81 fhs lali ser ~ avenfy eEs yesrs-
wa. HAIL. lef yohR.l
sspismbera4 co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

sHset ~ yong Mapulfen'N allemnl nn0l
tonlngns. Tie lnnfnsli 90 Fidiruls .,
e1nornn r. The tfieErsph snnoBnert
30 oEeFthToH and eapiaEs aboaI he lim,
ne neus Fesshrd there q his adEen,
re will be tired BY she Peers, il il aid,
Monih0lon and his associates, IL ia Is.
ported. sfs destined for . military lribu.
nal. Some Of lhe Paris press ailsmn,
seriously 20 prove that kspoleon vas
sent over BY Lord Pslnerslon II he Fn.
giish steamer. This steamer is IN ths
Custody Of he police. and al iss ofIieess.
The news from almost al paris Of Enc.
land - 10 crops and weather i exceed.
ingly favorable. The Provincial napers
are Toll Of good accounts. whsal vas
cheaper BY tao or three shiIlings per
Quarter. This news, Of course. will knock
down fonr here.
THERE'S nothing Further IRON Syria.
Y hr French papers. ehgrosssd by Napo-
Icons folly. talked but liiiIe Of AFFAIRS IN
The East. The King AZ France he'd sud.
denly returned 10 Paris, Military pre-
paraiions sers going IN, bur Il wss be.
IIesed they would soon be suspended.
The London Times conlinurs 10 diIaie
upon The Northeastern Bauneary report
al The British Cumsnissionera.
The erars in France are likely 20 Be
very productive.
A Ministerial paper confirms the re-.
port thai The Governor General Of the
Cansdas is 10 be made . Peer. The
GoscFnOr of Nova SCOTS il % 10 10
Ceylon, and Lord yiseoonl Falkland 10
10 take his place.
The U. s. ships Macedonian and Erie
are below from Boston.
There 10 no change Of importance in
The stock market. Exchsngs. on phlIs-
delphia 10 06s.
New York. September ~.
The British Queen has brought Lon.
don papers Of The lsi inst. II appears
that Mrhrmei Ali has refused 10 yield TO
the terms prescribed BY England. Russia.
Austria. and Prussia. in which case, IL
FrTrce rushes 10 his rescue. when The four
pnwcrs attempt 10 compel him By fnrcr,
there must be general war. France is
arming. and England 10 strengthening her.
cell in The Mediterranean. while Holland
and Belgium are sgiisied lest they may
be involved. From . careful perussl of
ihe French and English journals, though.
judge that a. yet there is no danger of
= general war. aud that some means will
be hit npon 10 avert such calamity.
The British Queen Was seized in Eng
land fnr having had smnggled iubacco on
hoard. The Company got of with .
fine Of ESQ. the officers being cleared Of
oil blame. the laborers and ffeemen hsv
ing been the smugglers. She brings
here on her return about hundred pas.
sengers. The britannia, which was to
leave on the 9Th. brings opi The new Gov
ernnr Of Nova Scotia, Lord Falkland.
The Queen has appointed The Right
don. Charles Aaron Sydenham 10 be
Governor Of lie Prorince Of Canals.
The captain and crew Of the British
steam ship that landed young Napoleon
have been released. who declares that be
alone is responsible Cor The expedition.
his french associates even not knowing
What lie intended.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

B meeting Of Delegates from each
csplaia's district. will be held 10 Hills-
borangh on Tuesday nexi, car Tie pup
pose n enmplriing The arrangements for
! tending tho Convention II Raleigh on
he slh OF October.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

We had intended to have made some
remarks relative 10 the Granville cores
pendent ia the last Standard. hut the mat.
ter has been in ,dverlenily delayed until
too lac for this weeks naper,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

Funny. ainf Il. and spprgpriafe2 On
one o. ne eosnlfy banners shieh appear
ed u The Bunker Hill eelebrsdan. w.s
represented Cider Press. . unJer Ihe
screw o. .hieh sas ; prssss5-up 6gsrs
Of Marin Van Barren. he usssl sserlass-
ing smirk appearing on his face. now.
however. 30 sqnaf OUT. BY he pressure
o. me cider scfew. shsi evey body Isugh
ed - The fsiihfnl picture ti.us Represented
OF his present condition. particularly
when The motto vas obserEed:"-
.THERE 10 NO pressure WHICH ANY
honssf man MEAD REsRET." Ibid.
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EIecloraI TIeket.

coI. CHARLES MCDOWELL. o. Burke
Gen. JAMES wELLB0RN, of Wilkes.
DAVID RAMs0uR. Of Linealn.
DAVID r.. CALDWELL. Of Rowan.
& JAMES MEBANE, sf csswell.
4 IIoa. ABRAu RENcIIER. of Chatham
: t0tIN b. KELLY, oT Meere.
~. JAMES 8. SMITH. of Orange.
: CHARLES MANLY, of Wake.
a. Col. WILLIAM O. LONG, Of Halifax.
m. WILLIAM ". CHERRY. of Berthe.
al THOMAS q. JONES. &c Perquimons.
IN JnsIAfl COLLINS. o. washiagsop.
M ZINES ~. BRYAN. of cauefes,
Isl DANIEL. BAKER. of New.tianoyer.
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The etea, Miami Valley Convention.
held a, Dayton, Ohio. on the 10Th ins,..
Is said to have been composed Of one
HUNDRED thousand citizens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

ihs gehllsmaHfD ioFmsTly sannstlsa wIlh
ihs hfGisieEs Nho nnes resided 80 > short
lime ~ tbs lnWh, hs richly deserves
Judge l.ynrhis ihlicil0n 80 cd nfsness.
3 say aching Of mis-. hAsBbera Sper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

hss cock and bull
sio'y about British gnld.p which i,
qa''s amusing. somsbady in London
mas written 9 ielIrr 70 q somebody" IN
New York. which hs. been pubIished
10 The Evening Post. This iet,er say. /.
From . conversation with proniaen.
american merchant, irkose name 4 iril
MOI Hfnfioa. am very much disposed 10
.hnik there is more in il Than is general.
" suPposedi and Ih.l person. IN This
ropn'ry interested 10 American securities.
nsse slrrady contributed and forwarded
70 America large araosnt Of money 10
DC used N The coming election in aid az
die parry opposed 10 President Van Bu,
rem. and thai much larger smaun, viii
iollo~ u Il can be used with effect"
This puts Us in mind Of Ii,lls scrap
which during the las, thirty years has Of.
ten been served Dp Tor The smusemcnl Of
newspaper readers.
" Cousin Jemima told me that aunt
Deborah told her ,ha, Dolly Simple said
that her malher heard granny Hsu kins
say TIA, neighbour Nelherlon's wife
thought she had head Deacon Thorough.
goods SiIe's grandmother say ina, her
sister ,old her that she verify believed
iha. Miss 'rabi.hs Watkins was no better
than she should be-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

The Fayetteville Nassh Carolinian
ssys. he is "hesr,ily tired of the old tune
lep, up by the Harrison presses 'sPlsn.
did AFFAIRS overwhelming meetings.
unprecedented gatherings &C." Wen,
We expec, be Is. poor fellow; and so will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24
CHAPEL MIL FESTIVAL.

We learn from friend who vas pre-
sent, lha, the festival at Chapel Till on
Saturjay>last vent of in the best style.
4 large number of cilizens attended Of all
parlts, yet the utmost harmony aud
good order prevailed. We learn from
our informant. land he is an admini.tra.
lion man ,oa) that lie has seldom seen
better order prossil e,cn at camp meet.
ing. Our friend Of the Standard. and he
Of tho North Carolinian. may therefore
cease ,heir lamentations over The demo-
ralising effects Of log cabin festivals. and
bail the substitution Of /" hard cider" for
whi,key," as blessing 10 the coun
try. vAyKr
Our engagements Il, being Court week.
deprived us u ,hc pleasure Of being pre-
scnI; VIC can ,hcreio's give but a meagre
pccoun, Of the aiTd The cinzens were
first addressed by the Wing elecs"r, Dr.
James S. Smith, with his usual ahlllsy,
for near two hour; af;er WHICH the visit
rrs Sc, down to a very Plen'iiully pr"vi'
ded table, for which they we're 'inoeo'ed
10 the libcrality Of the Wings in the
psighbarhoud. among whom have been
mcnt oped As particularly munif'cens tho
Ke,. WIN. II. Merritt and WIN. Batbee'
two whole souled Wings.
After dinner The speaking was rcsum'
ed, aud continued until night Among
The speakers were Gov. Owen, and Hugh
Mcqueen, Maurice waddell, and VIM.
Albright, esqrs.
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MAINE ELECTIONS.
Giori0iss GRd unexpected
TsfcfOF.us

The Wings have succeeded bsyoad ~
expectation in The state 81 Maine. From
present intelligence The Vans have been
beaten. hnrse. fooi and dragons. This
state has hitherto been considered one Of
the s,rang. lnids % Van BuIsnismi The
noa .snguine Wing never sTen thought
81 laying claim 70 il. Hut nov the "a
BE, sppear 10 be completely turned. and
The Stale may be eel down 40 sure for
Harrison.
In the election for Governor 90l towns
have been heard IRON. which give
For Edward Kent. (whig.l 4O.eO5
John Fairfield. (vanl ss.sia