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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
Cabinet Making ISusines
COPPER, TIN, ZINC,
SHEET-IR0N FACTORY,
AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
In MarLinsburg. IA.

In Martinsburg, Va.
YHyHE undersigned, 10 presenting his acknowl-
u cdements to his fellov-ciiizens Of this aud
the neighboring Counties for the liberal patronage
which he bus received heretofore, begs leave 10 i'm
form them that he il st prepared, at his Shop on
the southeast corner Of Martin and Qeeen streets
with tile best materials, to do any and every kind
of work in the various branches Of the
COPPER, TIN, ZINC. AND gNTET-
IRON MANUFACTURING AND
BRASS FOUNDING.
He has just qualified himself 10 execute COP
PER, TIN, AND ZINC ROOFING, in the
newest and mos. approved style
A supply Of all articles in his line will be con-
siantly kept hand, made 10 order, such as
Stills, Dye Kettles;
Wash, Stew, and Tea Kettles, &C.;
Every variety Of Tin and Sheet. Iron
Ware, dc. dc.
Also, Gutter Round, and Cornish spouting put up
at short notice and on as low terms any other
Shop in the Valley.
The working OF Copper, Tin, Zinc, and Sheet
Iron, will be under my ownihimedatc supervision
and Mr.. CRAFT will give his attention to the Brass
Foundry--than whom, no better mechanic ia found
in the land.
90 1t is hardly conceived necessary, by me, to
give any newspaper assurances Of my intention u
do work in this manner or that's: experience Of
years, and, may add, the experience of my Gus
toners, is the surest guarantee of what may be ex
pected at my hands.
May 81, 1910. JOHN II. BLONDEL.
DJ"Any quantity Of old Copper, Brass and Pew
ter will be purchased-for which, the highest mar
ket price will be paid. j. ii. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
EA1rSo

Black Brush and Russia Hats;
do Wool do;
White and Drab Wool do;
And in short. every thing that be called for in
my line Of business-which promise to sell very
low for cash, or to punctual customers.
p BROIDRICK.
Honey. Wood Mills, September II, lS40.
0U-The highest market price will be given for
all kinds of country produce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
no THE CITIZENS or vIRCINIAi
IspsqA unto rise men, judge 70 rsaat Isay'''
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
FEEHE n. York Sun says:-BRANDKETn' Pitts
D. have been used among many II our friends
ard in our own family We have used them nearly
four wears Wheu we rrauifed medicine; in nat
perjod ne . ctor save Doctor Brandreth has eros
led our threshold, ord medicine besides the
D8eter's Filis used. Our belief IL = keep your
bog els and blood pure" and every kind Of disease
will be preveuted or cured. The Braadreth Pill9
are emnoosly calculated do this and thereby
much lessen the sum Of human misery
The New York Star says:--Brandfeth's Pile are
medicine which their own intense worth viii al
ways secure for them large and ready sale. They
have deservediy high reputation; and as ianly
end arfbiiois remedy il would be difficult TO equal
them among al The patent medicines OF the present
Ihe New York Commercial says:-They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood
TornE WHoLE FAMILY OF MAE.--Wefoelboih
pleasure and satisfaction IN recommending 70 all
our readers, Brandfelh's Vegetable Pills, as tie
most certain, most safe, and invaluable medicine
extant AS Ambitious ard Apereut Pills, we are
perfectly convinced they stand ga above all others
as certain cure in al cases Of worms, scufvy, seor-
butte humors, eryspelas, and all affections OF tie
skin dropsy asthma stone gravel, piles, and iunba-
I Y
Always remembers that no Apothecary or Drug.
gis, sells the genuine Btandreth Pills. Purchase Of
The gents alone, and you win be sure to get the
genuine medicine. Every Agent has copper plate
certificate Of a sency signed by DR.. Brandieth and
also BY his general Agent JhefoIlowing arc some
Of the regularly appointed Agents:
THOS. c. SMITH, Mariinsburg,
JOHN 7 COOKUS, Shephsrdstown,
TBOS. HUGHES, Harpers-Ferry.
! Dr. Brandfeth's Baltimore Offices, for the sale o
the Pills are:-Principa Office, corner of Ligh
and Mercer sts. a few doors south Of Beltzhoovers
No. 30, S. Charles street, Sd door south Of Pratt
street; Saratoga Office, No. 90, Saratoga street
between Howard and Eutaw streets.
Remember, none are genuine sold By Druggists
Il. X. GREEN,
General Agent for Dr.. Braadreth
September %, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
SECOND SUPPLY
OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
YEEHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to in.
ID form bis friends, and the public generally
thel lie has just received at bis Store, in Shep.
hetdslown, bis second supply Of
NEW 6 CHEAP GOODS
direct from the city Of Philadelphia, which compri
ses nearly every article called for in this section Of
country TO which he invites the attention of all per.
sons who in search q new, chear, and fashion.
able Goods, to call at the Store of the subscriber.
who is determined to sell cheap Goods for cash, or
TO punctuat persons. Call and examine.
JOHN T. C0OKUs.
Shepherdstown, juno ID, 1839.-N
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7EnrfiEasEpglrg

SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
I'D Y resolution of tho Board Of Directors Oh
HB this Institution, the!ollowing rates oiintefes'
have been adopted for the government OF the irea'
surer thereof in receiving money on deposite' VIZ
For depostes, payable months
after demand, certificates may per cenNam
be issued, bearing an interest per GnHa~'
at the rate of
For depositeS, payable months
after demand, certificates may per ceHSa~
be issued, bearing an interest per a@HH%'
at the rate of
For deposites, payable sixty days
after demand, certificates may | per ce@'A"'
at the rate of
BY ordor JOSEPH BURNS
July 10, 1884, 4re@'|''t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
BOATiMe.

VENHE subscriber having taken the Boating es-
n adjustment of Chas. c. Storbsck al the
mouth Of Opequon, will attend 10 the Boutinc IL
Flour and produce, or Goods Of any kind. The
patronage olthe citizens il respectfully solicited
Apnl2, l840.--if WM. CRiSWELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

II INSEED OIL 4 ENG. WHITE LEAD
IL just recei, ed and for sale by
September 3, 1910. j. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
NEW STORE,
At Hedgesviilc, Berkeley County, va.

FH7HE subscriber, having recommended the rner'
d camille business ia his new house, adjoining
his Tavern, and fronting Mt Zion Church has Just
returned from the Eastern markets with an entire
y new and splendid assortment Of
Fall Sc CUtutec GOODS,
winch are now opened and ready for sale, embra-
cling every variety Of articles that may be called for
IN this section of counuyal Of which he is deter
mined TO sell on the most accommodating terms.
Satisfied that his stock and prices cannot fail 10
please he invites his former patrons, friends, and
the public generally, to call and examine for them
selves. Z. II. COOKUS.
October "a, ls39.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
RENE&.

hF all sizes; And.lrous-beautiful patterns
W Strup-Irons; Window Springs; and ala kinds
Of Castings for Machinery, bs furnished at the
subscribers Brass Foundry, upon short notice and
accommodating terms.
May 81. 1910 JOHN II. BLONDEL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
BOARDING.
TErs. E. C.. WOLF

u INFORMS Die public that she has removed to
a the house situated ON the corner Of Queen and
Burke Sts., whore she ia prepared to accommodate
d few more boarders Her terms are moderate.
9ysRefer TO Col. JNO. STROTHER,
JOSEPH BURNS,
WILLIAM DORSEY.
MAY %, lS3g.--f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
5. S. FITCH, No. l72 Chestnut St.
Copu Of a letter from c. G. Park. Pastor ofHe
Baptist Church, at Haddonfeld, N. J.

HADDoYFIELD, n. j., Feb - 1882
DR.. D. JAYNE-Sir--I take pleasure in inform
ing you that the bottle of Hair Tonic which l OBJ
,aiued OF YOU last October has proved most salts
factory ana successful. My hair had for long
time been exceedingly thin. But for two or three
years past it had so fallen out, that my head had
become luostentirey bald. / was under the ne
cessity Of couccalng the badness by combing the
hair on the sides over it. But now, after using
about half bottle &c the Tonic" have as luxu.
RANT growth Of hair as ever had.
C. G. PARK
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
IER ariIE llIEl,chnee

A FEW THOUSAND LBS. or GOOD BA.
"a CON- J. JAMESON 4 co.
July g. lS40
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
NEW STORE.

UyH under signed be- leave to inform his friends
n and The public OF berkeley, and the adjoining
counties, that he has taken the Establishment, Of
Honey Wood Mills, late Of Cosion s. Darby, where
he intends constantly keeping large and fashions
bic stock Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
E1issOFWfi0ss OF -FOrEmcrsltp.

Wt0SVSFVs NUAa u y taf sEtCF S9g0Ags
TEvHE partnership heretofore existing under the
n firm Of COLSrON & DARBY, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons having
open accounts with the finn, are requested to call al
early day, and close them. The debts Of The
firm will be assumed by Edward Co'stuni and all
the claims OF the concern are trarsfe, red TO him.
EDWARD COLSTON,
BENJAMIN DARBY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

The Rev, LEONARD FLETCHER, Pastor OF the
Baptist Church, at Great Valley, Pa, who had
been more or less bald for masy years, used three
bottles ofthe Hair lonic. and has a fine growth
Of new hair all ihat part Of his head where he
was bald, writes" Aiy hair is growing finely, as
sure you" l.. FLETCHER.
West Chester, Pa, March g. 1880.
Mr., BoSp, one Of the compoaitors in the Office
OF the Philadelphia Public Ledger, who had lost
nearly an ms hair from of the TOP of his head, has
had it completely restored by the % this Iouic
Two Officers of the Americas Navy had good heads
Of hair restored to them by using five bottles each
of this HAIR Toxic, one OF whom was over sixty
years ofage. -Four gentlemen connected with<he
Public Press in Philadelphia, have also had their
badness removed by using this remedy The Rev
Mr.. PARKER. Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church,
in Delaware County Pa, who was completely bald
over ID the top Of his head and was also becoming
considerably CRAY, has used only two bottles Of
this Tonic and has not only luzuriant growth Of
new hair upon his head but all the GRAY HAIRS
have disappeared, and their places have been sup
piled by healthy hair, Of natural color. Finally, !
aino cases of badness out Of every ten may posi-
lively be removed by iaithf application of this
,aluable remedy. There is, Therefore, now NO |
EXCUSE FOR a BALD HEAD.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. JAYNE, sole proprie |
or, No. 90 South Third street, Philadelphia, and |
or sale by WILSON & DOLL, Agents, Martins
,urg. Va. Price > / per bottle.
February ~, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
Candles,
t. Seed Rye.

II HAVE a lot OF very superior OLD RYE for
IL sale. n, povn
August 6, 1910. o. W. DOiO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05
TttrmiD Seed.

SoME very good TURNIP SEED has been
~ left at my Store for sale. -, on
July23, 1910. j. W. DofD'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-05

February 81, 1910 1T
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
The Wings of Dresden.

Are wide awake, and pant for the contest. On
Saturday last, they had spirited meeting at the
Bridge, in that town, on which occasion, they
were addressed by Hon. E. II. ALLEN of Bangor,
in his usual happy and forcible style. Mr..
GEORGE EVANS was likewise present and gave a
most powerful speech, as did also Hon. BENZ.
RANDALL and FREEMAN II. MORSE Of this town,
and Mr. PERKINS of Augusta, and Col. DUMoNT of
Hallowell. The speeches received with
continued applause, and from their trkng clear
ness, we apprehend great good, as the result
Over five hundred persons we should judge were
present The locos had appointed meeting at
five o'clock, the afternoon, and re-
quested by the Wings to meet Nth them, and
unite in DISCUSSION. This the locos feared
to do knowing this discussion, is the greatest foe
they have. Besides they had some particular OBJ
jects, to accomplish, which required a packed
meeting.
The citizens DIES erve many thanks, for the kind
and hospitable manner in which they entertained
visitors from the surrounding towns. The s'sring
of no door latch was pulled in''-Capt ALLEY
"String' was noble one, and get well 'pulled."
But he's thorough Wing and keeps first rate
House. Better times, will be his ample reward.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

not few of the adherents of Mr.. Van Buren, there.
The speech told upon them. They felt the force
of his reasoning. The locos may swell and yaunt
as much as they please. They are "down in the
mouth" in this section, and the news from all quar-
tiers of the Union deepens their dismay. They are
making desperate effort to rally, but 1t goes hard
with them. There is one man here, who has done
more for that party for the last three years than any
other individual in Bangor, who has refused to stir
for them since the September election He was
an early and attentive listener yesterday. That
party ia reeling-it must fa-and i,s fall must
be great. 1t has been held together for several
years by corruption and when it falls, there is not
particle of principle left to il on which to rally.
Van Buren, will retire friendless. Not like
Adams, to be honored and respected by his
enemies. None will pity him, for he has not been
unfortunate None will respect him, for he has not
been consistent None will honor him-none ex-
alt him-though he humbled himself to creep in
slime at the footstool of Calhoun. He sacrificed
every thing TO conciliate his berest enemy, hoping
10 gain the South. His true friends at the North
and West were sacrificed 10 that idol. He paid
high price 10 become Cahoun's slave-Cahoun
will soon be ready to emancipate him without price,
The South knows her friends too welI-a Lions
skin, does not always convince her, of Il Lions
presence. She knows her true friends-her true
interest too well to take pledges of one who never
redeemed a promise or served friend when he had
not direct interest so to do
Our friends here are in fine spirits. You will
hear good report from old Penobscot in Novem-
Der. ! was lately through Somerset-a is right
in that quarter also in Franklin County. All the
Wings are impatient for the next battle We long
TO rush upon our enemies and give them the
WATERLOO DEFEAT.
Ever yours, A.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Oct Is. briggs Pensacola, Klgore, Portland; Ga
zette. Waterhouse, do
l6. sch Madawaska. Small Boston;
brig Dunlap, Gordon, Portland
10. brig Caledonia, Manson, Cadz 90 days
salt to l. Houghton. Left ship Vistola, Sullivan,
of Boston. for Rio; barque Valhallah, Berry, of
and for Batimore--all loading; ship Eliza Den
nison of and from NY. ar in quar- 9th sept
Oct 81. sch Rising Sun, Foley, Windsor, N, S.
sch Brunswick, Woodw ard, Boston
CLEARED.
Oct 16. ship Manchester, Bosworfh, Baltimore
brig America, Soule, Havana
IL. brig Hallowell, Smith, st Marks;
bark Fairfield. Cuts, Mobile;
brig. Dirgo. Eaton, Barbados
10. brig James M'Cobb, Batchelder, Port
SAILED.
Oct Is. ship North Carolina (new) ] Drum.
mond, N. Orleans;
ship Ne England, A. Lowell, do;
bark Levant, Herrick, New Jersey
brig angeline, Barnes, Cuba
brig John, Coombs, Guadaloupe
Oct 81. ship Manchester, Bosworth, Baltimore
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
ARRIVALS. cLEARANcEs, &c.

At Havana LIST inst brig Nc Lellan, Larrabee,
for Matanzas, same day, to load for Boston
Ar at Trieste Sept 8, ship Hanover, Drum
mond, N. o
Ar at Giberater 10th, brig New England
Croker, lvca, and sleared 10th. for NY
fir at Shields Oct l Marenco, to load fol
NY Sailed, sept IL, Lawrence Copeland, Sears
NY
fir at Deal, Oct l Roger Sherman, Nichols
NO. and StLouis, King James River for London
Sa'ed fin Liverpool Sept 10, ship Globe
Oliver, for st Thomas, oath, Europe, Batchelder,
NY, (put back 25th) Goth, Delaware, Pa,ten NO
CT 9th, Liverpool, Davenport, for do
fir at Savannah 1lth, Lime Rock, Fales, Thorn
aston via Charleston
fir at Norfolk 18th, sch Emily, Knight, Cam
den; Coral, Seely. Thomaston
4r at Portland 18th, Emeline, Preble, Gardn-
er; Two Sisters, Rowe, Georgetown
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
MUSIC SCHOOL.

~ J. MOVES, Teacher of Music would respect
"a fully give notice that he intends opening
Schools in central part of this town, for instruction
in the science of Vocal and instrumental music
Terms for the singing school ~ for 80 evenings.
Instruction on the Papo Forte rs per quarter.
. on the Organ $40 per quarter, IN
Guiding lessons ii Thorough Bass science which
Is the foundation Of all musical knowledge. Papers
for subscription may be fonnd at the Book store of
Mr. Henry Hyde also ut the store of Mr. c. s. jerks
and Mr. Otis Kinball. The Singing School to COM
mence as soon as class of 80 persons is made up.
Bath, Oct 18th, ls40 If 20.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
FOR THE TELEGRAPH
For Sale.
Ever yours,

clog Cabin" in the village of "Hornby,"
situated at the source of the "Creek" emptyino
into "Salt River stream-"away down east in
the State of Mane,' with al. "privileges and ap-
performances thereunto beongmg!" Said "Cabn'
is but two years old, and is teen most good as
new fronts on "Rent' street; formerly so
called, but recently altered to that of sairfed y;
has various conveniences such as several hooks
made of "Bnckeye" wood, that will be very
handy on which to hang ''Ertra Globes" ".Ar-
guscs,' and "Sp,rits Of 40" provided their
"dge' and rottenness will permit them to hold
together also number of Buffalo robes, which
would be quite comfortable to a shiuering office
hoider:-likewse small kennel is attached to
the building, which, with little fitting IN,
might answer for the ss6loodhounds' to occupv.-
There is no .hard cider" barrel in this Cabin.
the late occupant being a 'feetoMier;" and the
purchaser must sand 'spledged' to "walk in the
footsteps of his ilustrious predecessor" More
over Canoe, belonging to the establishment,
lies moored in the 'Creek, but which, by the way
is rather ticksh, and, ifa loco should attempt to
set foot in it, would assuredy be Immediately
"Tfpp'd."
This village has no Bank, supplying crcuat-
ing medium, on a capital Of" British Gold" but
it is probable "Sub-treasury rault'' will shortly
be constructed, that, with "Specie 6asis" will,
undoubtedly, give the s'dear people, of that place
a SHELTER currency" The climate of this region
is somewhat cold to a neic conner, but this is no
objection, after he 'gets used with it, besides,
IL = r
the "soder second thought" especially to one who
has obtained large share in the division of the
"Spoils."
Every cabin in the village has been much haunt
ed during the past summer season, with Ghostly
"Spirits," but, having become very pale since
the cold peater has began to come on, are now
quiet and inofensipe; and will entirely evacuate
the place after the first .afonday in neat month.
This village is remarkably still, generally speak
ing, but the inhabitants, shat is to BE-" will be
much disturbed by the firing of Whig Guns, to
which interruption, however, the " Children" will
soon get aecustomed-but it is feared may prove
fatal to "fat baby #-.
Said tenement is offered at good bargain, any
time before the I'd of November, after which day
it is expected that Increased demand for this
kind of property, will produce corresponding
rise in its value; consequently good chance is
now afforded for a Specu iation.
Terms will be "cash on the NALL or Sub-treas-
ury notes on interest. P. M. R.
n. B. Some Office holder may wish to pur-
chase this building future residence, and, as
he will be obliged TO 'tUalk" up the river at
quick speed, it will be well to state for his in.
formation, that one of Maj Jack Downing
"cuzzens" is expected very soon, at the mouth Of
'Salt River" with a load of "bean- poles," and
he will also bring down some '.puckery Japple
Sause' which will be excellent for refreshment on
the journey.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

The above returns show wing gain in the 13
counties of 31I3 on the vote of 1889, in Allan
tic Co. there is gain on the Van Buren, majority
of AZ, deduct this from the above leaves nett
wing gain of 3071 votes, and beyound all ques-
ton secures the State for the Harrison Electoral
ticket, and one of the largest majorities OH the
Congress given in that State for 10 years
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
SPOKEN.

Sept II, lat AZ. Ion 46 ship Diadem, Barstow,
of Bath, fin NY for Liverpool
No date, lat "a 40, lon "a 10, bark New World,
ofBangor, 10 days FIN Boston for Mobile
23d ult lat As AZ, lon 81 2, bark Hudson, "a
days fin Matanzas for Cowes
No date, lat Al 3d. lon So SO, brig Splendid,
Johnson, FIN Bath for Barbadoes
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
LINCOLN, ss.-.M The Probate Office
WiscasSet, SeDtembey 9Th. 1910:

UfON the above petition ordered that the pe-
t'loner give notice to the widow and heirs ut law
OF SAID deceased that hearing will be had there
on, at a Probate Court at Bath, on tho wednesday
next following the Sd Tuesday of February 194l 3,
at 10 oolock A. NJ. when and where hey NAV be
present and shew cause why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted. Nolice to be
given by publishing copy of the petition and the
order thereon, to be published three weeks sue
cessvely in The Lincoln Telegraph, printed at Bath.
NATH'L GROTON, Judge of Probate.
3,v1O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

Liverpool Sept. 25.-The ship Europe, of
Bath. barchelder, for N York has put back with
considerable damage, In coming up the river
last night, in tow of steamer, the steamer ran
on board the Ruby, for Waterford, carried away
the RS bowsprit, stove in her larboard bow and
did her other damage
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
lgIn One Week !

From next Monday, the great question is to be
decided! Democratic Harrison Wings, ARE
YOU READY? Look at the glorious dongs of
your brethren in Maryland, Georgia, Ohio and
Pennsylvania! Look at your own glorious doings
on the 18th of September, and say if you will not
once more RALLY, and give the hero of North
Bend, triumphant majority, on the I'd day of
November, which is now close at hand Let ey-
cry voter prepare to be at the polls, and help in
elevatng to the Presidential chair, the man,
who is, emphatically, the Peoples Choice Gen.
VIM. Henry Harrison,
"Secondi in War, second in Peace, and second in
the hearts of his Countrymen"!