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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

We're not ourselves.
When nature. being oppressed. commands the mind
To suffer with the body"
This Is a truism conceived BY the master mind OF
Shakespeare, which neither %sophistry nor argument
can refute. To all those who are suffering from
Bilious attacks. Indigestion and Flatulcncy, we
would with great sincerity, recommend as a never
we have had nbmIited 10 US in favor OF this adnira-
BILE medicine, fully justify our speaking of these Pills
IN Terms OF the highest praise.-Eon6on Free Press.
The tesilmonlals of II. w. Dewhurs,, Esquire,
Theatre of Zoology, Cow r street, Fusion Square.
London. January 10, 1884.
My Dear Sir-As you have requested my candid
opinion of your Pills, I have much pleasure in sta
tn2 that when laboring under n serious illness, m
august, ls'l, j took them by your advice, add am
that | could desir and accordingly from their use
date nv recovery. | consider them an excellent
family medle.ne. lremain, MY dear sr,
II. w. DEwHURsT' +. /. +. s.
"Snrgeon Acroucbcr, and Professor OF Human &
geological Anat. and Cor. Mem. Nat. Hist. Soci-
eetv."
Professor Dcwhurst's testimonials, respecting DR..
Brandrcths Pals, speak volumes. After hun, We
NAV hesllatlngiy the III To our sGtscri-
hcrs,, rs the very ne Plus ultra OF all Satl-bIllous
Conservative.
The great secret rs To have the medicine nv you
when you are 6rst attacked with Sickness; oSE Dose
rHES VIII have more good effect than twenty, If put
on until disease has enf,cbied the bodily powers
Let me the1, rccommens every individual who con-
siders health a blessing, tn keep a box of them where
ne can he sure TO lay AIS hand On them when wan
ted. Twenty five cents cannot possibly he better
Disposed OF. A valuable lie may be sayed-or a long
ia &c sickness prsvented.
All agents for the sale Of the Rrandreth Pills have
an engraved Certificate of Agency, signed by DIR. b.
Brnndreth.
Purchasers, ask to see this certificate. If il can
not he shown, do not purchase.
The Corner OF Light and Mercer streets. a few
~ doors South Of Be!tzhoovcrs Hotel. is
DR.. BRANDRETH'S y INCI?AL OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
For the EXCLUSIVE sale OF his FILLS.
There can be no Dc ubt if you purchase at the above
pace.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS never appointed agents.
DI. Brandreth's Pittsburgh office, t26, Wood 81.
STEPHENSON & GiRWOOD, (succesSors TO a.
& y. FISHERY are the ONLY authorised Agents {
WHEELING Va my y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

INoRN PLANTER -Farmers, call at our e.inb-
~ lishmcnt ON Main and Union sis.. and cxanin,
an implement invented for the planting az corn. which
Won will acknowledge superior to any thing Of the
kind ever gotten mp" YET.
This simple and cheap machine is calculated 10
supercede nearly all the labor heretofore bestowed in
this department OF agricultural industry. and is extern
siycly used by the intelligent farmers about Cincinnati.
where il has given universal satisfaction.
Price Of the MaSAmc Si6.-Tenns. one half cash.
The balance payable after coni-plnnIing. when the ar.
iiclc will have been fairly tested. and il not found 10
be satisfactory. the money advanced will he returned.
and inicrcs: paid for The Use of il. Corn Growers Gull
and see for yourselves.
mar CUIBERTSON 4, cRCcpS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

MISlC AND PIANO FORTEs-Jp. ,..
'elVed 1.-THE Music and Variety Store. rr;aa
/, large sorime 81 bow song. M, ~. ys,oa a.
: N' me Piano Forfe. and a supply Of ~. So -
9uHl"' also 2 splendid Piano Forfes' a. Corr
$3.50 manui'c'ure. Those wishing 10 purchase 20
s',e'y invited 60 call aud enamine.
J. kFITop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

DOWDER-Just received from Dupanrs Min.
bmndywine, Delaware. 800 kegs Powder. con
sfsting oi Biho, shotgun and hiastiue. of which g.,
shan koe2 q constant supply. Being appointed AGENT
~ ne manufacturers. We shsH sell At P~ifsburvb price.
with = superior sricle. ~ chesp ss ii can d. 49,.
from 'he Esst FORSYTH, MOORE q CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

TNWILLED BAGS.-20 dozen superior ,,y;rl.d
Bags for sale low by nm II n IuuJ
" BOOhS.-Just received and for sale by
I'D John Fisher, l33 Main street.
Poets Of America. Turkey Morroco EHtru.
Pearl TesiaIncnIs, Calf Extra,
Warnngfonfs Nurses Gnidc.
Baine's French Revrluiiun 9 vols. Atlas.
gridgewaIerT reatises, con- pdete vols.
Greece Turkey. Russia & Poland. by Stewart
Parlcys Universal History. . vols.
Turner's Chemistry, New Edition, 1910
Lava,ers Physiogony.
~shipwrceks q Disasters at Sea. &C., &c, &c.
i'm %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
JOSEPH ,. LODwICEl In the Circuit Superior

JOSEPH ,. LoDwiCEl In the Circuit Superior
vs. Couu Of law and Chance.
JOHN SMITH yfor Ohio county.
TyHE Defendant. John Smith. viii take noiice that
shall, on Friday 10Th DAY Of April 1910. BE-.
tween The hours Of oiclk, AN and 8 o'clock, ?. NJ
nj the mayors office IN the city of Louisville 10 tho
-rlste Of Kentucky. proceed 10 take the Dispositions Of
Lcander Clarke 'rnd other 10 be read in evidence on
the trial Of tho aforementioned cause. Should the
taking ofihe said dispositions not be completed on the
day above mentioned / shall adiDun the same from
day 10 day b. tho snHe place aud between tho same
hours until ihey shall have been completed.
March g. 1540--Im JOSEPH p. IODWICK.
by James $ Wheat hi Any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

held in IN.
1Ierk $ o"'cc OF the Circuit Superior ,Court of Inv
February. 1910. W. "O"'noi
Robert Motif, ,Cou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

persons having Claims agana tre
subscribers will please send them in for sediment; md
those that arc indebted are requested To Gull nj Their
counting room and ~liquidaie the same. as further indu
gcnoe cannot be given.
feb lift SWEARINGEN &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

RENT.-A comfortable and couy enienI two
story Brick dwelling House, now in The occu-
Fancy of Samuel ID. Harper. situated in cast Wheeling.
on the corner opposite Richard S:mm's residence.
Possession given on the LIST of April next. Apply TO
feb 29-tapl r. MORROW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

70 BARIEIs emily Flsur. u0rronfsS. jos, re
e1O ceiysd ord for sale by The single barrel
more ai 50 25. }. S~ENSENEY.
fcbl lSl0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

EAD.-l0y000 lbs. Pig Lead jas, received per
: ID. Tribune, and for sale by
feb 81 FORSYTH. MOORE g. CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

~NlA-IN. cHAScERy-At rules held IN the
Jerks ofhce Of the CIrcu Z Superb! Courf az law
Of March. is[o. ""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

~ "an-iN cIIiNoERr-At rules held in H.
CIs'h : Office 81 the Circuit superior Conr 81 "o
February. 1910. '' =" 'e month Of
Henry Mporc. John =. Clarke ood A..
partners in business under Inc finn Of NJ Doogiass'
d Co. "" =, Hioofe' Clarke
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21
ItS NELL H.NrD LEdNE

A.o-For sale a, tho store of JOHN FISHER
W hccIing. Va. nov 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

SALt---SusaTi"een y Haroeay having dispos
of their entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Cans. ION
nets, &c. TO DR.. A. :. Tom a. e.. Isu,M. 10 whom they
take pleasure in recommending their customers. As
the stock Was bought of the first holders aud for cash.
therefore, they viii I've able TO supply their friends aud
public on as god terms. if not better, than any other
house in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

ERENCH CCRRANTs. just received and for
II sale by WHEAT & KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

A LABAMA TAR-5O bbls. just received per
"A steamer Enbas.y-an excellent article and in
large barrels. for sale hy J. SrANBERY.
mar No. - Water 81.
VIE LIFE OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
u the Peoples Candidate for the Presidency
with n history Of the wars with the British and In
dams, onour NORTHWESTERN frontier. Philadelphia 1910.
Just received and for sale by JOIN FISHER.
mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

Philadelphia. March Z. lsI0.-st
The Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican. Par
kersburg. Va, vii insert The above in eight successive
publications. and forward their accounts TO this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

ma R.sirEST - PHIIkDEiPnA Cou~ry.
rNiS' iPAL ONCE for .ir sale Of hi. inyalrn-
bile IN, dicine j. al No 20, Nortb Eiohtb 81, 1Isi
ladclphia. ~ ee''fH
P~lfTSBURGH ofice, No ~. ST. Clair .,,e.
next d, or 10 flie I'll, Sheny Bride. ""''
ALSO, for sale at the store az Jobn r;sh,r
Wheeling, Va. 'o"" I'sn'f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23

take care of our sovereignty; and let those who de-
spse honor and democratic nerve, leave us 10 take
care Of ourselves, and take care Of themselves If
they ,oiil and can. They, hereafter, who look
for northern men with southern feelings, must show
us southern principle accompanying Southern
rights, or they may carry majortes in Congress
themselves. lie who is once traitor, will be so
again as often as opportunity tempts; and if South
ern chvalry and honor will rely on Northern wing
knavery, why, God bless the South, the North can,
and will, take care of its Democracy; and the De-
mocracy will take especial care of the Federal
wings, that their runous principles shall have but
little scope.
Hear further what the New Haven Commercial
Register says on the same subject
"THE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY HAS STOOD BY
THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF THE SOUTH,
EVEN TO A FAULT AND If THE SOUTH IS PRE-
PARED TO ABANDON US, OUR WORST WISH Is,
THAT THEY MAY DE FULLY ABLE TO TAKE CARE
OF THEMSELVES. WE CAN TAKE CARE OF OUR
sELVEs-AND WE MEAN TO DO IT."
We assure the South that the sentiments con-
tanned in these extracts, and those we have embod-
led in this article, are the sentiments of the democ
racy Of the North. In IS IN THE POWER OF
THE SOUTH TO REFLECT Mr. VAN buren,
BY A TRIUMPHANT VOTE. IL THEIR TALK
ABOUT STATE RIGHTS AND SOUTHERN
PRINCIPLES is NOT LITERALLY TALK, ror Ell
pretere nihil, THEY WILL DO IT.
,Ue WE SHALL SEE WHAT RELIANCE
CAN BE PLACED UPON SOUTHERN HON.
OR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
IMPORTANT!
PROSECUTION OF THE WAR

We are happy TO announce that the Secretary Of
war has requested the Navy Department to order
the Commander Of the West India squadron, to
provide for the protection Of Key West and the
Florida Keys generally.
And also to send out boat expeditions into the
bays and Inlets Of the coast to cut off any par.
ties Of Indians who may be lowering about the
shores.
Vessels will be kept on the coast to cut of any
chances Of communication by which supplies may
be furnished them from abroad.
Two entire and fresh regiments Of U. s., troops
are already ordered to Florida.
The Governor is authorized to raise two hundred
horsemen in addition to those already in the field
which will make the mounted force under Gen.
Read 1900 strong
The Governor Is also authorized to raise 500 foot
for the same brigade.
Physicians when required are to be received as
Surgeons to the volunteers, under the rules which
govern in the regular service.
An officer is appointed for Middle, and another
for east Florida, to examine the accounts of en-
pendtures Of the volunteer service for the past
season.
Mr. Poinsett is using his utmost exertions TO rem
der the efforts of the Governor of the territory, of
Gen. Read, and Of the other officers in command,
effective in protecting the settlements from depre.
da,ons, and expeng the Indians from their lur-
II Is but Justice for the people of Florida to de-
clare that Mr. Poinsett, and the present admins
,ration have done every thing within the power Of
the public departments, TO bring this Protracted
struggle with the Indians to close they have fur
nished men in abundance, horses in abundance or
dnance and ordnance stores inab undance, provi-
sons IN ABUNDANCE, transportation IN ABUNDANCE
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
From the ". i. Nep Era.
Here goes the POrker,

The British wings, with pockets lined with Brit
lsh gold, and melted with the hopes to engrait Brit
lsh principles in the conduct of our Government,
are Boosting very loudly, and endeavorng to intim-
idate the unterriiied democracy by offers of large
bets. To test their sincerity, wealthy gentleman,
residing in Harrison county, Virginia, has author
ised us to publish the following proposition While
we are opposed to betting, particularly on the re-
suits of elections, there are so few Of our friends
able to make or take bets, that we constrained
to give publicity to the wishes Of our correspondent
Letters addressed to LEVI ID. SLAMM, editor Of
the New Era, post paid, will be promptly attended
10.
SIR authorize you to offer the following bets,
for me.
$40, 900 that Martin Van Buren, will be re-clect-
ed President ofthe United States.
$4,000 that Mr.. Van Buren, will get the electoral
vote of New Hampshire.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote Of n. York.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote ofN Jersey
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote Of Penn
syvania.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote Of Virginia.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of South
Carolina.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Ala
bama.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Ten
nessee.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Arkan-
sas, and
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote OF Mis-
souri,.
The whole Of the above bets (S40,0oO) must be
taken together, and the MONEY staked Immediate
ly. Any British wing can perceive that the above
States are sufficient 10 elect Mr. Van Buren,. to say
nothing of the chances in Maine, Massachusetts,
MARYLAND, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi Illinois,
and 'Mchigan as many of which States as he GETS
will do for majority. II the British wings have
as much confidence in the election of Harrison as
they pretend, their foreign funds is not exhaust
ed, hope they will show their sincerity, by ac-
cepng my Offer As have read in your paper
an account Of some Of the British wing office-hold-
ers sueing the stake holder Of some bets made in
your city, to recover the money back shall re-
quira the taker Of this bet to enter into bonds no.
to pursue such dishonorable course-and thatt
bet shall be considered as drawn. if either cso'-
date dies on or before the fourth Of Noveyoer;
and will do the same on my part.
y" sILAs e. INES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
BY balance due,
S34 90


The above charges, at the two periods, will not
vary materially from the precise prices, unless it
be the article Of hard cider Having no means of
knowing the present price, we presume that, ac-
cording to the laws Of trade, the price being gov
erned by the demand, it could not have advanced
less than one hundred per cent. According to this
statement, believed to be fair one, a months la
Dor this year, of two persons, will purchase the
same amount Of provisions that it would in 1886,
and leave S2s IS more in the pocket of the me-
chanic.
We give in further proof, table Of the prices of
produce in the city of New York for the last twelve
years. Look at the following table of prices run
ming through twelve years, commencing with the
United States Bank prices at its head. These L.
s. Bank times lasted until SO, when its charter was
sunk in that of State institution. Look at it
read it-and then say what is federalism but bold
liza cheat-a fraud on common sense and his
tory:
Prices Of The produce in The ciiyof .New York, for
The months Of September and March, for erery
uear from 1928 10 1889.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
A DEAD FAILURE.

The coon-skin convention at Royalton on the
l5th proved to be dead failure. Mr.. Everett and
Gen. F. E. Phelps were announced as speakers.--
Seats were provided for thousands, and all pos
sible preparation made to get out another forty
million convention. They had
/, A general committee of twenty weight.
2. Subcommittee by the score
3. committee to wait upon the Revolutionary
Pensioners.
4. committee to seat the ladies'.
5. committee to seat strangers.
6. A committee to draw the cider.
7. A committee 10 nurse the baby Tips.
s. A committee to hurrah, and
0. a committee to count the universe multitude.
But alas how the expectations of people are
cut off sometimes Frome one 10 two hundred
were in attendance, including tweny-fv or thirty
female Tips
Mr.. Everett, they say, was extremely lucid. lie
proved as clear as a jar of snuff that Martin Van
Buren, had destroyed every thing under heaven, be-
sides the opium trade in China.
"Takc it all in all" the convention was one OF
great attraction If Gen. Phep s can find no better
business than wandering about the State getting up
coon-skin conventions, we advise him to 20 along
with the Grand Caravan that is exhibiting among
US these days.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
The wages Of Labor and low prices.

One of the grand arguments that the British
Wings have used lately, to defeat Mr.. VAN b.
rem, is that the effect of his administration has
been to reduce the wages of labor below that oil
any previous administration. They have not shown
this important fact, in any way, by figures. They
have not attempted to do so. They have only
made the assertion, and attempted to sustain it by
forged extracts from speeches Of distinguished
members of the democratic party. Instance the
following, which we copy from the Connecticut
Courant, federal paper:
wATCHwoRDs OF THE Loco FoCos.
"Down Nth the BankS!'' cries Benton.
"DOwa with the Manufacturers 20 shouts Hill.
"Doon with WagcS!" cries Buchanan.
"A shilling a day." shouts Tappan.
"Let them eat no meat !" cries Williams.
"Siop Wages altogether !" cries Brownson.
"Let there be no Employment" says Rodolph
Dickinson.
The language and sentiments ascribed to Messrs.
Benton, Hill, Buchanan, Tappan, Williams, Brown
son and Dickinson, are, as every intelligent man
knows, downright forgcres; and the editor of the
Courant when he inserted the above in his paper,
knew that he was publishing base ialsehoods. But
what if he did He knew there was chance that
some one might be deceived by it, and if one vote
could be secured for Gen. Harrison by forgeres so
base and Shameless it was fit to descend to them.
A few facts and figures on this subject will show
reasonable people, what truth there is in British
Wing assertions.
Below we give, from the .New Era, a list of the
wages which the workmen in the Navy Yard at
Brooklyn received under the Wing administration
of John Quincy Adams, AS well as the rate of wa
ges which is now paid under the approval of Mr..
Van Buren,. In order that we may test the idle
clamor of the wings and contrast it with the prac-
teal good feeling of the democrat, we present the
rate which the mechanic obtained during ,lie last
year of Mr.. Adams term, with the rate also of the
last year of Mr.. Van Burens first term:
Sept. 1S2s-L @. .AdamS' Naturalization.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
Sept ls40--.Mr. Pan Buren'S Intimidation.
WAGES AT THE NAVY YARD.

How do the figures comparewth the assertions
Of the federal papers'
Another favore charge urged by the federalists
against the Democratic Administration, is reduc-
ton of the prices Of agricultural products. This
accusation is made for effect upon the farmers Of
the country, and is designed to induce them to be-
!ieve that the measures Of the Administration are
directly opposed to their true interests. Plain and
indisputable facts show that since the commence
change for the better has taken place in respect to
the great agricultural portion of the community -
lfuny one doubts this, let him examine the follow
ing statement Of prices. Our farmers will acknowl-
edge their correctness fiom actual experience:
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
ICP Keep your temper, WARLANp.

The Spirit Of the Age, published at Woodstock,
W.. contains an excellent letter from Edwin Hutch
nson ESQ.,, of Woodstock, the State Attorney for
Windsor Co., in which he announces his withdraw
oil from the federal party and his intention hereaf-
ter to act with the democrats. Mr. Hutchinson is
said TO be man of first rate abtes-indeed his
letter proves him to be so-and he sets forth with
much force and clearness the reasons which have
operated upon his mind to produce this change in
his political preferences. -BosiOn Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
" VERGENNEs Prison,


"Fellow citizcns:-With heart overlooking
with gratitude, received in this frghlfu prison,
intelligence that you have again honored me with
your confidence, and have thought me worthy of
your support as your representative in the Congress
of the United States.
"iy real offence consists in this, that would
not sacrifice your sacred confidence to the plots of
those who wished to see greedy court filled with
military couries, spies and stock jobbers, who
would grow fat on the hard earnings of the farmers
and mechanic. MATTHEW LYON"
Reader, it was for the benefit of the heirs of this
individual that bill was brought into the House of
Representatives, AGAINST third reading of
which CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, the man who
now stands before YOU as a candidate for congress
and asks your suilrages, VOTED. Yet this Chris
topher Morgan has the unbushing enrontery TO call
himself democrat. lie democrat, and vote to
sustain the GAG La W of John Adams-for his
voting against third reading of this bill in eff
feet sustaining that law. To such democracy the
honorable congressman is welcome-he is entitled
to it, having inherited it from his 'democraic' an
cestors-Cauuga Patriot.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23

Warren, Sussex, IIunterdon aud Bergen, demo-
cratic strong holds, are set down as giving the same
vote as in 1888. There was no opposition in these
counties. They will undoubtedly increase their
majorities in November sufficiently TO give Van
Buren, the State.
The federalists, Of course, and as heretofore,
carry large majority of the Legislature; as from
the unequal representation and gerrymandering of
the counties, is matter of course.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23

of the wages of labor and low prices is only fed
eral gu-traP' The fact is, the aboring class were
never in better condition than now, and that class
have only to examine the subject to become well
convinced of our assertion. Stop think Why
all this sudden and unparalleled sympathy of the
British Wings for the laboring men?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

RACINE CoUNTY.-For members of the Iegis-
lature.-Last year the federal majority in Racine,
was from % to 3d. This year from 4 to 5. The
three towns heard from gave federal majority of
Is last year; but this year, Democratic majority
Of 80. Democratic net gain, 4S. Five towns
more to be heard from Last year the democrats
elected their ticket by AZ minority.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23

New JERSEY ELEcTIoSs.-We have returns
from i6 out Of IS counties in the Federal s,ate and
of course the Wing ticket is considerably ahead
Sussex county gave US great majori,y-in fact
there was no opposition to the democratic ticket.
Warren Co. gave us majority Of l5OO-Bergen
Of 300 "a gain over last year,) and HunterdOn Of
over 900.-Phii. Times.
II the proceeding be true, the democrats will car
" New Jersey in November.