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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
HHMSRE OF C0TNTFprr,r.

CdHtgn.--p re rnrr,r, E,N itRFFiTS.
,n.ry ys sScosi ms h'si.ins coma ~ =, . y see fh's
wise aartcGls az ~ ~ A., q Cogs:ess. Ss@aiiI, oi -
~ 'e" oT%'" 80 from he - 's IGt;aaa.
WI II. KING. ~ N"LNTS.
ST. W E~pNh NE.t VL.ci.u-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
NIOTII,I.

4 IL persons frichted to David Agncw o. Vince
a ling Va. by Bond, Note, BooS account or 9th.
iSNiss Will take notice that snij AgueN. ~ sss.eu.
nent duly executed, dated % july. 1910, has aaaIcr.
ed and transferred all such deb'sand claims az any drs-
eruption to the subscriber. Cor certain purpose. AL
persnns indebted to satd AnCneu, will make payment
10 the undersigned, without DELAY. and save costs.
HENRY MDnRr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

tive bclrycit IS gcYcrrly a knowlefged h7
bose who nave triel II, ,hat DT. tvan,' Syfrp I2r
~ai,dron c., ;tng Teeth, y ~iycrtisel "a anoiher col
, ~, lea : ,ghly useful article fer the purposes l. ?
shtch II IA Intended. blg'ly rrsprli'L'c und'N'u-
.nts. a. apy rate, Who have U,ade u-e oi IL con !
teS!rts g. give is virtues tle ss'e'4'h VI 10"
- iTa-Ensinn IInXcI.Nr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

Napoioons Campaigns,
Pirates Own Book,
Mariners Chronicle.
S~hipwrecks and Disasters Al Ses.
Criminal ClloDdar.
As end Daring Outngcs.
go g.,. 81 Martyrs.
History Of Pine
Romarkable Shipvgrs ~.
HighWaymcu - 80 Countries
Advice n Young GenErtaon.
ust received and fr al bv
sng4 STEPHENSON 4 CARwOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

SEVERE CASE OF TEETHING. win
- SUMNER COMPLAINT. cured nv the inEiL
liblc American Soothing Syrup OF Dr. W. Eyans.-
Ms Mcpherson, residing OF No. 2, Madison street.
called at the Medical Office Of Dr. w. Evans, No 100
Chatham street, y. Y. and purchased a houle Of the
Syrup for her child. who was suffering excruciating
pain during the process Of dcn;inon. being momcuia.
uly threatened with commissions; its bowels too were
exceedingly loose, and no TODD could he retained on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after is applica-
ton. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-
came quite natural. IS = tribute OfgraHtudc for The
/ benefit Afforded the child. the mother came Other owe
accord. and freely sanctioned publicity TO the above
lie particular in applying at 100. Chatham streets =
, there ere several cOuuterlCIts advertised. No Other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
Bcrers 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BE particular
iu purchasing b. sec that the label Of this Medicine
contains a notice Of it, entry according 30 Act Of Con
grcSs." And bo likewise particular IN obtaining ihem
a. 100 Chathum street. New York. or from the regu-
lr Agent
nov 10 w. H. KING. As Water 81. Wheeling
nR. EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER \ A.
/ > q PILLS-ThoSo pills 80 admirably adap-
ted to afford uniform reliofin the different mobilization
of these distressing maladies. ore particularly recouIs
monded to public notice. On the accession ofthe cold
stage. when the fnce and limbs Of the sufferer become
pale and tho sensation ofooid and languor is felt per
vading the whole system. their administration is ac.
companied with astonishing succcss-they soon lesson
the subsequent distressing shivering. and violent sha.
king. and by continuing w their use. ssdifcctcd) Will
4 ultimatdf IRE the most obstinate ngue. These piiis
are,rr - III utility IN those distressing cases. where
| there's q s~8llowness Of complexion, pain in the region
OF tho liver. tension and distress in the epiEusiic ~.
rion, with other symptoms indicuung the existence NJ
morbid action. or chronis disease Of The stomach. liver
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
An crtr1ord' nary cpSc Of Ricgm1ti ism, ac-supq-
ni.d lClt, Uilr.LIeI 40 Nerr.ls aabllLy

An crirI0rdir0 rg c'Sc Of Rlsgm1ti ism, dcr9upq-
MED trit DilTriIcL JaG Nervous deJi!ity
Mr. Joseph ttar', FROM being CNI os,i 20 cod.
was attacked with e Wpst Taluiul thruu!t'.a COM
uialu; % the n.1d, and H'cr, "a.Ca continued with.
stcss.ug violence Tor severe! months i5c mir
,IPIt symptoms NfTg-I sWCi.uw and OK - faf.-
rHIn N ] tts fIHts, and an tnurt loss q lncrr
use; h.th d.. pam ard the fever generally suffered
4H ~I"Ci's-t Co. ,uC evening, The pains were lr.reas
81 an Use slightest MOTION, GHd wCT, more seven.
~ the uI-hl tlUc. A constant dIarThgta. vhl,.
.]Ipup,. I'd u.s. -rrgru'~'Hs gJeEccs -fatuiCury. low
I,ss OF sp.li,s, aud gauIral wasting Of tho b,ty
iic vas indeed 50 extremely 90 that hIs MEDICAL
attendant could not -, ssIb'y give the least hutgs
% MS terDvCry' and u was generally ttaCycGby
hs r. iluvCs and friends that all The medicines or
treatment IN tins world could not him any relief
But seeing an advertisement or Hunts Botanic
Pills, nc was directed by "a Almighty Providence
10 use them, he cld 80. and after . fortnight they
produced . favorable change, and hes now a heal
thy and stroLg man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

HyUEt1fNG ACADEhN-iue6 SOL
W whrvliu; Academy wiicaameu \ /. uo
day me fiho.. Ss,!em6,r oWiS Do p das-'I,
icNsreuccf a. Obtaining -clasn!rAHhs e.
large numhe-. u,s su1scu0er wall b, uilaeB IN ~. q
u restrict his agulbcr vi plySis o. those pur.,t1g a..
aiyancel si,siies. The sat scnhrr scgrets tt. ha MI
be unable 20 receive those ofLisGnnef scholars n ,he
ail!c department, WAp are pursuing Only the co.ansn
| brtncscso % ag Eag!>h education. - ks arrangements
MAKE IL Necessary Er hHh b cun'inc hisaiien.un O.
the higher s%trlitf. ESTis ass1etutCd viii Lia Me
Downey. from fhc Mysicyan JuIyCrsiiy, Middleton.
Conn, Nh will take chlrre 81 Lpo Mathematical ind
Sciru'iic dcgirtnett. Ap9lrcus has beea c,H,,suc-
tpj. and every Ilt.hfy will BE- furnished to those who
wish - qualify themselves iur sutCuug Cuieec. o. To
porslc any 81 The Collegiate studies. TEEus-.,r The
Latin. Greek and Frruci iaususge-; Algebra. Gc0fno-
iry. apI ihe higher Mathematics, Naiurli Philosophy.
Chemistry. AMI Political E,on,ny. a.. $40 per ,cua
OCeleVcu weeks hose WISHING TO Ike bal une y. ,acse
studies Will nay - per t-ra'.
In the Female department. pupils will be received
IN Ariiiuneiic. Grmmrr. Geography ana Hs'o.y. a.
% peg ,emr Coz he highoS brIuyhNsul clucal.pu SO
per Term. Separate r1onis anl grounds IRE prpyiu,f
Cor ihis department, AMI every oucnr,n Nll b, pad go
ilcr dcl-rment ~ well as 10 thcis advancement, m
s-iouce. The PrHcipal vii. tr the present. take
charge Of the Female Gcqartracni. assisted b. a Gov.
epcss.
Hereafter M scholar can h. receive Gr a future
term, whusr iuifnn Gr the term previous hss ~. been
pad. Tins rule wiii be strictly adhered o.. a. n, In.
su'uiion. unos.i,ird b. puhlc funds, can sInI lo.-
without prauh ioymsufs.
To ~acconmoll,c sirh as n,y D. cn-i-el during
the day. CLASSES IN any of thc above stuilS viii b, |
received, To 'ccite ono hour i've nights I'm Ire week.
al 50 Pcrirrn. wherever a class of ten or twelve rsly
be iUnncl. Shoot nom IT the corner of4h md
Quincy streets. AUGUSTUS ". RTTER |
seo.s. Principal
NEW BOOSS, CuisWor.hs iljcHcclaal S,s,em
Of the Universe. ericirs and Asla,ia, Wonder
d tho Universe. Biography Of the Sisncrs ofule Dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
wa SON.

A senticn1n WI, has inside trial Of Dr. w. Ev-
I'M Soothing Slrsp 80 D. faUly, 90 ease Oft teeth
nS chiid) ashes a. 80 STATE that DC found 1 entrtiy
~slSctual IA ri cylng pain ia t,o gums, and prevent
~ the r1ascguea-rs wiich SaUcumC, ipNoW. We
:~aceffi!ly com! IL with - yq'cst-Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

100 B,l.VoJ UrrrirzJn,' rseeivcd md Er ale.
n joo. q FAxrbS rETLF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

'sffFF tbMlfGfstfs " n mum s.IFHEEc HcNt ~ Esf
LiScT SsSt~4..
Mr. Joshua Roberts ~as "llC:ei with a Bilious
aHd ~EetFuLs iscLse L.. a. alarming degree, nc ~
blended wUh ell the distressing sym toms Nhith
.ti-cl = reIiN-l CpEallsC, viz; Il SICK hCUf-agh.
loss g appetite, gsislrrss N the head. vala "a IA.
stomach after eating, unusual j!euO!s, shIitIn-
spas n"'l- pdIrs ia every part OF the body, col.
c1hi-, sl4pW COMPLEXION, C1styu,ss, and q C,u
ae was ai.lCtcc with every internal complaint th,
human lOdy - IIlhi TO. tie was gcGtrail, makig =
trialui various remedies, all OF yhlCh were equally
.Tditic-s .. al uC had recourse - Hunts BajaHI
PH's, from the superior virtues Of winch MED. mo
aI- hra.ih l. perfectly rt-tsrabl-E,I d, and IT, row
able Il" pursue his eing.oy 'urnt ire IRON Pain OF
t.sCasc. OSHJ ~ROJERIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

NNJR SAiE-A arA aGa sp.suIef Rice Etu-
She 10 Eei'pIg and rows s~slIlar. is p1k
'ci black. apd ono 1i .bo ullizlm... boats Hiat esa
1Jliel on tha Ohio Ri,.r SIc H1- str.s Iuur '1uii
p..fr oars. color toltreta rer1. rrrrf. sr. auI viii
Do soit .ev Fr iuri rp.r.aI'lrs rrIurs UIWfLL-
IAN EVANS. market -inet. p.issar-h.
aryt D. 1910 B..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

r--. -NOlit'.
". Weiship heretofore existing between a..
.o"'s's i-a,.IHs under Iag aun o. IaAansH
. Wholesale Grocer. F,rNanIin- arl Com.
coz emf. ""''""l
q. i'Dis "Uc the concern viii he cu!eI with ,,
tnamns Iarlners VIM Paxton AMI jaime. h; f.,
WHO alone arr authorised 10 receive TIE sau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

EW BOONS, CuisWOrhs iaicieciGal S,s,em
" Of the Universe, erclrs and As1a,il, Wonder.
VI tho Universe. Biography OF The Sgncrs of,ho Dec
laniion OF Independence. li!o OF Washington and PAT
rick Henry. &C. just received aud TO- sale By.
aug STEPHENSON a. GAHyOOD.
SCAP-l30 Boxes Wilson's superior Soap jus, re-
- ceivei on consignment aad for sale lo~ b.
July % FORSYTH. MOORE & I,ARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

BEWARE or COUNTEBFEITS.
ErCauii0n- particular IN purchasing 70 sec
that tbs label " this meda zoe contains a notice Of
"a entry according 10 Acc " Congress. And he
fke,gise particular IN obtaining them Of 100 Chat
am ~. New York or from The
REGULAR AGENTS.
VS.. n. KING, Wheeling Va.
STEVENSON. NkAl.E 20. Parkershurg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

WA PAXTON.
JAS W. PAXTON.
sept GEO T.. TNGIT.
me business o!ths late GGa OF Paxton. * Tgogi,
WA be continued as heretofore. by the absccasa.s
.G' 'he irm Of VISA. Paxton q sop, "a bon 800 =,
'-oni', y. WA. PAXTON.
S'rJ JAS W. PAXTON.
: hiELLoR, Professor Of Mr,ir. will sfye i
- . sisucuons ON tho Piano Forte. X,,t, 49, ~.
'of- a. bis aDnui on Uninn street ar a. A.. - ""I
'io pupil 81 may be most convenient rrru.d..
Gus oi receiving Instructions rpOn ans Of ,be -
s''nmen's' arc requested 10 make ary..ca.t,aT ~ ~
iprs Music store. Union street.
". y. Piano Foucs TrpeJ
Wheeling. Sept. 1U-3f Ctw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

"a When a sound s. scientific remedy Tor dlsca>- Is
1as lon. been in general use, b~cgtawing blessing
md receiving praises, Il Is scarcely IA The power o.
scepticIsm - doubt lis virtues, OF enNV 70 deny
hem.
when il las achieved Al ascendant career of
ssfuiaess, which distances the competition OF mere
astful pretelsiOn, ana scJuIcu = cOncpIruOts
nti,c IN universal favour, by !.tansic worth alone
Is PrOprietbr may point 1T the causes Otlts 81
o~ori,-ity, with lnrurring the suspicion Of Inyidi-
,nnnras IN insfiIntlnr The cnnnnrsnn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

a OAR SUGAR-A new supply of superior Loaf
r. Sugar just received and for sale low Nv
sept 3 NJ. REILLY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
Hays Liifiiilent.

Florence, Alabama Sept. %.
A gentlemen Of the highest standing in IN town who
IA has been dreaduly afflicted with the Blind Piles for
the last 26 years called upon and freely confessed his
situation After describing the severity OF the complaint
he remarked he had not been well for years
pastas he at that moment. He had used bottle
only Of Hays Lniment. To his words he said
"The whole human family, who thus afflicted, ought
10 be made acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, 8 well known as the
editor Of the Washington Telegraph is referred for
the truth Of the following
General Green a few days since asserted in public
place that lie had used Hays Lniment for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing and that felt il his
duty TO make known far in his power 10 his suffer-
ing fellow that such extraordinary article in
existence. He said he would cheerfuy lend his name.
and aid in extending Its usefulness. This is but Of
may safely saw hundreds who have given like testimony
Caution. None can be genuine without splendid en-
glaycd wrapper, and the signature OF Comstock and Co.
SOLOMON HAYS.
WONDERFUL Al as onishing fact! Hays Linz
ment has now been used in thousand cases. and
failure can be found. 1t vii cure every and all cases OF
Piles No charge without such results
lJFor sale at the Bookstore Of Z. p. Walton j. Sons
Montpolier. W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
THE INTERIOR FIRM.
NEW JERSEY SAFEl

Inc people of New Jersey are putting their
broad seat of disapprobalion upon Van Buren,
's'h' with vengeance. The spring elections
show it.
Jersey city, Wing majority 49,
lren'on' the capital, 30; New Brunswick SO ;
rr'"ce,on 81 woodbridge A. last fall only IS
"es' "'Sor redeemed; Lawrence clear track
tor the Harrison men; Patterson 25, Inst fall 40
locofoco; Aquackanock, wing. Pisca,avov and
South Brunswick wing, bot, locofoco bere,ocn,o
Mlddlesex county shows five wing towns to two
'oco'oco at The last election the wing maiority
"as only about 100 Old Somerset county has
proved true as steel-lhe wings victorious in fou,
owns out OF the seven, and carrying part Of their
ticket in the fifth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

"A sign The ocos have given up the idea of a
national convention to nominate candidate to be
run down-for the Vice Presidency. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Boston Post says
The conclusion Is that no contention iehich could
be called NATIONAL ,0iH be held and that so small
portion of the States will send delegates, if at ALL
ms TO render it desirable 10 dispense with the at
tempt to organize a convention.
This move settles the matter as to Vice Pres-
dent. Virginia, Georgia and Tennessee have de-
clared against r. NJ. Johnson already, while some
ofthe states will support him. Thus divided, the
locos will surely be defeated in their Vice Presi-
dent, even if they should succeed IN their lorlorn
hope of eleciing the President. Their ship is in
sinking condition: now for a scattering Of the
rats.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
MJCTIIC AN.

Judging from the result OF the town elections in
Michigan, so far as heard from, the Wing major
ity in the State will be nearly us many thousands
as it was hundreds last fall. In the Wing towns
the majority generally is largely increased, aud
many of the hitherto staunch Locoloco tow ns
have becn revolutionized Oakland county forms
almost a solitary exception. The Wing vote there
is great us it was last fall, yet the locofocos have
elected their Sheriff by majority of 300. This
result is doubtless owing TO the importation of vo
tiers. In WashtenaN, Lenawee, Gtnesee, Wayne,
&C., so far as returns have been received, the
Wings havo made a clean sweep.-.4ibany .4dv
Per Contra. The New Yorker, noticing parti-
cularly Oakland county, expresses I'M opinion that
the locos have generally gained in Michigan. We
shall sec which is right by md by. Probably the
New Yorker has been little too liberal to the
wrong side p. S. The Detroit Advertiser has
come TO hand; and gives returns favorable to
the Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

TO Correspondents "a Wing" (Royalton,)
and the article Of our Mortified correspondent,
will be attended to next week. "a Young Wing"
(Springfeld,) contains several good points, but its
length aud the labor that would he required of us
TO prepare it for the press, prevent its insertion.
hint TO correspondents: be as brief as the case
will admit ifyou would be read write as plain rs
you can, and finish the matter for the compassion.
An editor IS frequently put to more trouble in pre-
pairing an article for the press, than he would be
in writing one twice its length.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
INDIANArCOMING ,

A letter from Madison, dated April 9TH, in the
Louisville Journal states that the Wings in the
town eieclioh lor eouncilnen, have carried the Sd,
4ih, 9Th, 9th, 7th 9Th and OH Wards also. The
conslaies and the inspector ofvoies for the town.
ship. The council vote by mnorities of from ?
to 43 in each ward the constabes by near 400
majority, aud the inspector by 2l7 There were
ooo more votes polled than ever before II was
d. tNls town that Carr, locoioco member of Con
sr,ehssNoplaned last fall so heavy majority. New
Albany is also redeemed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Sill another Yictory The Greencnstle Vsiter
of the 9th brings US the following from which it
will be seen that the very town in which the loco
foco candidate for Governor [Howord,l resides,
has given Wing majority:
BIGGER! AND BIGGER!l
We have Just learned, that in Rockville, our
Towards home, that in eecting their Consiabes,
the candidates were voted for as decided Bigger
or Howard men. Every Constable elected are
Bigger men,
Bigger is the Wing candidate for Governor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
DesLruclipe Eteshet.-Thc Bnlcsyille, ARK. New.

of the 10Th gives the following particulars of Il
great destruction of cattle, horses and other prop
erty by n late fieshet in ST. Francis river:
Every day brings us additional accounts of the
losses Of stock by the late freshet. Capt. Tuns.
tall lost some hundred head Of cattle, and several
fine horses, among them Etna, the Volcanoe Filly
that won the sweepsake over the BaiesvilIe
Course. Charline, We Understand, was in The
water some AZ hours but like "GAME un," as
she is, came out unscathed. Mr. Samuel Hinton
thinks he has lost some 20 very fine blood mares
and colts. With his, WIS c. +. M. hollands Col
linswood FLY Rhody The loss OF Randolph and
Lawrence counties is immense $4,000 would
hardly repair the damage done.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Col. CrockeH-Th Boston Traveller has been
informed that the son of Col. Crockett, (member
of Congress from Tennessee,) has received infor
nation inducing him to believe that the report in
relation to his father being in one of the mines of
Mexico, is correct. Steps will be Immediately
taken to ascertain its truth, and procure his hor
aIon.-M y Express.
Fire and shocking loss Of ipes.-The Medina
Watch Tower of the 9Th says, THE house OF
Samuel Neal, of Homer, in this county, was des-
troyed hy fire on the night Of the 3D. inst, and,
horrible to relate, FOUR of his children persisted
in the flames Sarah aged IL, Eliza, s, Catherine
6, and Samuel years. All the furniture, cloth
ing, and other effects of the family, were burnt,
aud the parents and five remaining children turn
cd out houseess and destitute. The charity of
the public is solicited in their behalf, and we trust
not in vain
A Perilom Condition.-The New Era say
"Martin Van Buren, has periIled every thing on
THIS contest, ease, fame and lortune'
Charles Hammond Esq, The distinguished edit
or of the Cincinnati Gazette, and one of the abest
lawyers in the wet, died on the Sd inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Average majority 500 votes.
Nett Wing gain SAG!
This overturns Paynters majority by which he
was elected to Congress. Let us see if this loco
ioco considers himself instructed, and resigns.
IL The Patriot, quoting the New Era, refuses
TO acknowledge this as a defeat of the locofocos.
They happen to disagree with sundry of The Phil
adepbia editors.
To Every indication is favorable to glorious
triumph for Harrison in Pennsylvania. The Phil.
adepha Herald says:
CONSERVATION and disnay sits every Loco
FocO face, brooding over ruin in black despair
The whole Presidential contest is abandoned. The
enemy strike their flag before gun is fired Penno
sylvania is for Harrison by about 10000 majority
The entire west OF the state rings with his name
Every hill, every vally disp ays the victorious ban
ner olthe "log cabin and hard cider" Never be-
fore has the popularity of candidate grown so
rapidly ms that of Harrison. Pennsylvania is now
the safest Wing State in the Union. So we said
last December and SO we say now.
More Victories A glorious one on the old bat
lie ground of New Orleans; another in St. LOU
Isl and more in Ohio but the fact is, we must
defer them to our next for want of room.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Severdl persons droVned at .New Orleans The
New Orleans Bulletin of April 81 says:
Several persons we're drowned OH Wednesday
night by falling into the water enclosed between
The wharves aud Levee. Owing to the form of
many ofhe wharyes an open space is left on the
inside which ut the present stage OF the MlsSissp-
pl, is filled with water eight or ten feet deep.
During the night, when the darkness is increased
by the prevailing storm and rain, persons without
great carein walking upon the Levee are ex-
posed to the danger of stepping unawareS into
these deep places.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Wing gain o93!
Last year there was no election Of Governor
the vote above given us 1880, was for member of
Congress. Van Burens majority in 1886 was 254
Wing gain, electoral votes, and 1862 in the
popular vote.
lScnute-tEj~ Every Senator Wing.
HouSe-Whigs 40 locos %.