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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
TRAyEIIERs BEwARE or DECEPTION

The following is a copy OF a handbill brought by
passenger on board the steamboat Montgomery from
Cincinnati, which arrived here on Thursday having
Ieii Cincinnati on Tuesday tho Slsi Of May lie
stated thot the handful was handed him on the day
The boat left Cincinnati. rs he supposed. from
conversation, by on agent fiho canal line from
Pittsburgh. The fare. nO,v outstanding this fact, had
been raised; from 10 TO Ia dollars nj least ten days
before the bill was handel him, and the fare in the
mail TO ls dollars Nor is this the only i'm position
upon jewellers II will be seen that the following
bill says that the stages al through in AZ hours.
whereas the accommodation Stages never run tn. ough
an less than - and the mail in which the fare is
dollars rarely aocomplishes in less than sc hours It
is again false in the assertion that the fare
named is six dollars les than the Wheeling
route and that the Wheeling prices DO not include
abroad fare The fact IL passengers are receipied
through To PHILADELPHIA IN WHEELING
LINES FOR Is DOLLARS. AND TO BALTI
MORE FOR IL DOLLARS.
HANDBILL
Fare reduced from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia 2
dollars to Baltimore - dollars, including / so miles
rail road.
Three lines via Bedford and Chanbersburgn.
leave regularly every day at 8 clock. A NJ. l p
d. and p NJ. Through to Philadelphia in As
hours, to Baltimore in 50 hours
Travellers VIII observe this includes tho Rail
rad fare which is The case with the lines from any
other point the Ohio rivcr-and SIX dullars les
than by the Wheeling route.
Offices in Pittsburgh at the Monongahela house
md second door below the Merchants hotel. Water
street. c. ID. CULBERTSON, Agent
May 3. ls42.
We also heard passenger on board the Mont
gomery stated that he had seen bill dated June
J. Of import similar 10 the abJve.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ALTMAN yoRK

DIS lhOCllN flRE AT LIMA, N YORK.
The Genessee Wesleyan Seminary erected by
the Methodisis in 1892. at Lima Livingston Coun-
'y' New YOrk)was destroyed by fro about IA rec
o'clock on Thursday morning last. The FIRE origin
aied near The roof Of the main building which was
Tour stories m height, and one hundred and fly feet
IN length. and was not discovered until tho roof
tell in upon the inmates Of the fourth story who had
barely lime TO escape. The building contained
the largest and most valuable library in Western
New York. together with philosophical apparatus
both Of which were saved. The whole siruc ture
cost $4,000 and was insured for el2 900. There
were connected with this institution about two hun
Dire and fifty students. Their effects were ehielIy
saved, MS was most Of the furniture. though in a
damaged condition. The school is To be continued
IN The town house until the building be put up
anew. The walls were of heavy stones md ma,
IN part answer again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
GRAHAM,S MAGAZINE Z

GRAHAhs MAGAZINE for June. is before
US dressed IN its usual elegant style and perfect f.
nish' The establishment Of ihe PrUfTered kiss is
sweet and tasteful specimen OF the art, and the
ne" suspension bridge at Paramount, near Philad-
elphia on STEEL Is correct and noble in its style
The fashion plate is far superior TO most such plates
both in style and execution.
The advertisement Of this work calls mon oII
subscribers whose subscriptions expire with this
number TO renew them 10 insure the work lhereac
Ter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
HOME LEAGUE.
hEFINED TABLE SALT,

We have received from Messrs. X. NIKE A C.,
' OOi Of The refined fable salt rhsy arc now manu-.
iao''"ng' md We unhssiiaringIy pronounce ID The
purssi end 6ncs sails we have see, b., d.. =,
The manufacturer assure Us that ,l,s ,,,..i. 80.
be sold by ihew 20 The made fully as chssp rs the
New F1k salh md we trust that o. will be- gene.
rally fn0t universally purchased or he trade bs,.
- well o. in o'ber places IN lbs west They will
" nlde 70 kseP large stock ofrr5 article aItay.
or bsaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

We learn from Boston that tho Hon Abbot Law.
renoo will be nominated by the Wings and Of course
be chosen as Representative to Congress u the ,s,
Of Nc Winthrop resigned. This Will give rlr,.py,
20 The whole country. A. fhis time especially. /.
such q man 81 Mr. Lawrence wanted N Congress
Hi' high character and practical information on IN,
subject Of tho 'arh will give 10 his Ooubsels on In
huenc' advantageous 10 the best interests Of tho
county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

NARRlED-On Wednesday morning, AT St.
Mathews Church. by the Rev. WIN. Armstrong, Mr..
GEORGE T. TlNGLE to Miss HESTER ELIZA
WOODS daughter Of And. p Woods, Esq. all Of
this county.
AZ me same time and place. by tho snme. MFR.
bENONl ;. GOOD, Of Ohio county. 10 Miss JANE
Marshall "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

GoDEYS LADY'S BOOK for June has arrived
Ihe FIRST plate. The Village Amanuensis' Is not
equal to The plates usually issued in the work. but
ahe Harvest Scene" very fine. The reading matter
rs deserving Of high praise both for The moral innu
enoo At is calculated TO exert and the high degree
Of literary me'i' II possesses This number closes vol
ume "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

Onc bot passed up tho river on "Wednesday night.
'ui OF passengers TO this place where they nearly
All tot q a"d took the National Road The Mont.
gone'y went up yesterday leaving nearly al her
passengers here. There Is very liule use indeed
40 boats running above this place n ALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
NEWSpApER ANTloU1p1AN

The Hon SImuel Smith Of Peterborough. New
Hampshire died lately at the ago Of seventy. 81
lie has been for many years digent collector OF
hles OF newspapers lie had had files Of sevenry
different newspapers Of the United States AT M.
death his collection amounted it was supposed
10 about one thousand volumes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
DEATH OF THE VENERABLE HENRY SOIL
THARn

The venerable HENRY SoVTHARD-lhe father Of
tho present distinguished Presid ent Of the United
Slnigs Sendie-dred ct his residence in Baskenridee
Somerset county. New Jersey, on Sunday morning
me I'd instant at the advanced age Of 95 years
lie had enjoyed good health, aud The full posses
sion OF his mental faculties up 20 wiIhia a few DAYS
Of his death, which occurred after only four or five
days illness, induced by fatigue from walking
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

Immigration TO this country is increasing daily
Ihere arrived at New York during the last week
6'2S5 Passengers. sec Of which number arrived
on Misunderstanding the sum total Of % ,2O2 since
LIST January. The British papers received by the
Acadia announce the departure Of IA vessels alone.
with e.Os2 sieernge passengers. and other vessel.
are announced with 400 more
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

INCENDIARISM.-The editor Of the Argus in
hi' last number, soys he rather Providence had
been burnt TO ashes than that Dorr had been dcfca,
ed. This Is a barn burning" disposition with
Vengeance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

The trial OF Joseph Bryant, which was set for
Thursday last. before the superior court for this
county, continued to the Cd day Of the next fall
term Of said cour at the request Of the attorney for
Commonwealth. lie was, as before, admitted to
bail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

a useful inycnuJn ior thcso hard times has lust
been introduced OF The dinner table. u will be
capital ~ green peas Every eator is provided with
pair ofmagniiyog spoc ilcles which increases the
sz0 81 them 20 treble thoir ordinary size Peas
lJJk as bgas cannon balls roast pig swolls 10
Dee size Of lu elephant ,nd drop Of brandy bee Jmes
fifteen gallons, BY this arrangement much expense
s saved. an1 people can eat thorf l On o few %.
Co. p- 1ga
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
BOOKER MAGAZINE

The publishers take the liberty IN ,cr,i,J Tho
fd'rons OF tn knckerbocker that the current years
SUBSCRIPTION Is now due, aud they beg them TO re-.
m,l The amount Ivy null through the Postmaster
VINO Is Ivy law allowed g. frank letter. enclosing
money iOf The payment Of Periodical Publications
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

In the Pennsylvania Legislature II VA. last win.
'er'ToPosed TO sell the works of the State to pr
Fa'e company. Who would buy them now
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

SATISFACTORY DEFINITION "a little ri,r
nsEed her sister what va ,h4a.. tl1f rl.I road o.
'."' lhf older suiI replied .NIy. 90 fss graaf
I..' ni rH'. rg T.i n1 fI.. Co. Yuffr I.H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

The river continues IN nnyigable order. The
line boats are still running. and passage may be had
NJ almost any hour Of the day for ports below.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

The Hon. Willie p. Mangum, was. on the 3lsr
UT elected president Of the Senate Of the United
States IN place Of $ l.. S'ulhard, resigned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

IN the last Argus there were no less Than ten
articles, al about the Tines
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
-
WRAPPING PAPER

NFOWN. Medium and double crown yrsppipo
- from the mandatory Of Manser and Wappe
Tor sale at the lowest market Prices
jan II MKEE A, m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
"HOME LEAGUE,

MI IND INBIE SAIL.
VNhE subcribcaoro now prepared 10 furnish
- Grocers and other dealers. witha ve.v sppe.
nor article Of Rcfaed f1Jc sq put or IN small Drum,
OF convenient size ior retailing Thoy invite com
panson with any made in Lipeyp5ol or Nm Y,-E-
ei'her as 10 qualify or price. MCKEE &CO
June
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
DfSsOITTrOy

Wiz co-parnersitp heretofore eririne yn5.,
- the firm Of Hudson & Wynns Is 8, ..,lvs5
by muiual consent
lhe 'usiness viii be rondpcftd IN future by John
!iudsou 81 his old 81 md on Markoi square--and an
persons whe know lbomsclycs q, be indebted IN
Che conccrn will please make payment 10 Jehn IIod.
son who o. duly authorised 10 settle tho same
JOHN HUDSON.
june 3. 1872, ROBERT WYNNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

TIE NEW YORK SUPERINTENDENT g.,
June on our table. The merit Of Ibis work sets
a ABOVE any necessity for cuogy by us, and we see
no reason foe doing more than to publish the FOL-
lowing card from the publishers
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE KNICKER.
hooker MArAztNp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04
PATENr SCAi,ES

FAiENI SCALfS.
" p nave just received direct from the mann.
ia-iurer pairs 20 crt Cosnter sr,lss.
price, n aDphedror soon "'' t''1iuIeIS
ERENTLINGER e. SHALLCEOsS.
JuH lG5 Market eo-oro
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

ceiling, ON the LIST day OF June,
Lane Thomas
Lambs AleI'r
Loose jacob
Lowman Elias q
Lewis Mrs Ann
Leisure William
M
10 Magruder Miss Louisa 3
Moore & Wilson
bella Moore Vincent
Mallory Moses NJ
MARBLE Morgan III
Mitchell JnoJ
Morris Lewis
y Marshall Joseph C
Maihers Miss Elizabeth M
lcy Mathews Thomas
Manifold Robt
Maelane David 9
Miller Alex'r p
aker.) Miller Harriet
Miller Sarah
Miller Mr. (FultonvilleJ
Morrison James
Morrison Mrs Eliza A
Morrison MeSsrs ar
Martin (Sailor)
Miller William ID
Miller Ellen
Martin James w
Martin Uriah
Martin William
Morris Matilda
Manning Jn'H
Meyers Miss julia
Malin Miss Marga ret
Martin Benaga
Martin III
Mcgee Francis p
Meally Jno
~ Mnrselliolt Julieti6
Morris RUbi
McConanghey David
M'Colloch David
McNash II
McHenry Mrs Mary
McIIenry Jno
Mcclure William
Iel McComb Henry
Mclaughlin Jno
Mckee Salisbury & Co
r McMullen James
McCusky Jno
" Mccullough Jno
McMullcn Alex
McLain Mrs Margaret
on Mclndoc Walter ID
n
Neale Samuel w
Nichols Hugh
Newman Hon Alex
Oliver Jno
Omen Hanna
LIST regi. p
Penson James
Pugh Ulysses
Pursell ID
Purdy a
mn Palston Azael
Pierce JnO
III Porter & Wagner
Pennock Jno 5
IN Perkins Phlero
lex Padgeti David
II
jr Reese John
Rowe Edwin
Ioda Rose Lydia Rose
y Ann Rodes BaZel
Robertson a. Manay
Roney Francis
Randall David A
Randall David A
Randall Nicholas +
Robinson William
ah Robinson Susan Is
Robinson (eldOr)
Richards David
Rovin William
Reed Jno
Reed Patrick
Ray Geo
& r Ray w Is
Richardson Rosannah
Robb Mo
Riches d. Wilson
IZabeih Rice Jno
Redmnn Mrs Elizabeth
Roberts Thomas
Ransbctlom dickinson
q Riley Jnn 2
Railey Comfort
Shirley F
Smyih Jno 2
Mrs Shivinhart jerome
Siraiton WIN
Scuu Thomas
Stephens Miss Adella
Sutton Joseph
Singleton Jacob
i Slater Thos
Sockman Mrs Elizal eth
swind Henry
Strain Robert
Starcks Wesley
d2 Sexton JnO
Sianfeld James
Standiford SHELTON
Stone Thomas 3
Steward Mary
nah Steward Sarah
Smith Thomas
Shaw Harriet
Shaw Isaac
C Sallyards Jno 9
Stocking PW3
Thomas Mrs Fills
Thomas Thomas
Tenson Jos
Thornburg Thomas
all Taylor VIM or Mary Ann
, Trott COnard
e Todd James
Tanner Dr2
81 Jane fusion Reuben
TomisOn William
NJ w
lew Wilson Jno 9
incl 2 Wilson Miss Eliza M
c Wilson RObt
A Wilson Miss Anne
White Y tbulcher)
u While William & J TX
lry ii Chapline
n white Jno
White William
White Mss DOrcas
wheat Jos NJ
Wniefson RObt
Walker Alex
D las Warden Jacob
Wilson Henry
Webb g. Higgins
Winters David
Wise George
Wolf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

II IST or LETTERS remaining in the Pos,
81 A Office a, Wheeling. on the lsi day Of June.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

III lSi VI If. ] l Ems
A Office a, Wheeling.
Aplin Robt
Adams James
VIM G
Archer Benz +
Arndt Daniel ]
Anderson Mr.
Abel Miss Emeline !
Abel Jos %
Armstrong Mrs Isabella
Allcorh NJ : Sarah
Andrews Mrs Ann
Aker Mrs Ann
Allen Richard
Asherry Miss Nancy
Alexander David b
Alexander Jno Tracy
Allen Lawrence
Alexander Ino
Berry Mr. (Ropo maker.)
Bier Jacob G
Bernard VIC
Bison Samuel 5
Bassctt + w
Black Mrs Aiariah
Blany James
Barlow Robt
Blaney Henry
Beny Jno NJ
Black Samuel
Beck Asbury
Beck Fletcher
Balm AleSr
Bedford Benz
Bennett Elisha
Berry w
Barr yno
Dennis Elisha
Be gley SG
BLmgardner Henry
Bormann Ludwig
Boyd Robt
Burrows Elijah
Boyer James w
Busby & LiIilo
Brown J
Bowers JnO
Brenllnger Samuel
Brown Samuel ii
Breedin G. G.
Buchanan James r
Rnnfhp WIN
Brown William w
Barr 4 Robb
G.
COmslock J Carlton
Chnddock Jno
Cooper Jno
Chambers Sol'n
Carr Benz M3
Carrolin Daniel
Colts Isaac
Collins Oliver
Carroll Samuel
Comma ndanI l6lst rel
mcnt
Crow Isaac
Creeb'e Hannah
Cross Thomas
Courts Agness Ann
Cuen AleI'r
Clarke Mrs Ruth III
ICline Matilda
Cummius William
ClcndenIn DR. Alex
Cole B
Campbell David jr
Counting Robt
lClayton Miss Rhoda
Coates Mrs Mary Ann
ID
Derry William
Dean Adm
Dare 4 Iioge
DOnaghy Henry
Douglas Andrew
Douglas Mrs Sarah
DAWSON a "
Duacan David r
De IIass DR. w 3
Dunlap Mason NJ
+
Fallona Jno
Floyd Messrs J & r
Forbs Mrs Eliza
J Finacle Jno
Flynn William
, Fallour Miss Elizabeth
Fleming James
FClure Britain
Farmer Samuel
Fichner Ed VIM
Flowers David
, Finn Sample
French J J
Grnhnm Eliza Mrs
Graham Robt
; Graham a. Bell
Grissel + l.
Golden Marget
, Gregory David
Gweniher Daniel
Groom Benz ID
D GOOdhue WIN
= GordOn ID
: GoSsing Jacob
Oracle Archibald 2
e Godfrey J a. J
< Gano A G.
Il GoT J
Groves William
Cray Miss Hannah
Gray Edw'd
Grimes Henry
i III
, Hutchinson Isaac
Harper Samuel
. Hammond l. l.
Hare Jas
Hobbs George
Hubbard 4
Hitchcock Randall
Hall Mrs Sarah $
Humberger Peter
H,rrso U...T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

Manhattan Island. Shall that million be allowed
to plant here their hopes and their homes That
result depends on the completion of the public
works of this State, and those of the communities
with which we are connected. There are other
Atlantic ports besides New York, other rivers be
sides the Hudson, other canals and railroads be-
sides our own. other governments besides the City
Councils address and the Legislature Of our
State and although the trade Of the continent
now flows in cur channels it has not worn them
so deeply that it may not yet be diverted
Believe me, fellow citizens. that | speak for no
temporary effect and with no personal motive
have reason to love the State Of New York, not
merely like all her sons, but owe her debt that
few are ever permitted to incur. II, short OF Hea,
ven, have an object peramountto her welfare ana
honor know it not, and If have thought. feel-
ing or emotion inconsistent with her best and hlgn-
est interests may this right arm drop Oh and may
this tongue forget its cunning.
With pride which none but a citizen OF the Stase
of New York can know, offer to this vast assem-
biz this sentiment
The CRY OF NEw YoRK-One American Com
munity which through trying crisis and amidst
discouraging embarrassments, has prosecuted the
system of physica improvement at the same time
maintaining its credit and completing its works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18
SENATE,

You will probably know before this, in New,
York whether the claim set up for the Lorain dis.
trct be good one. The Clinton district was
claimed at Cincinnati on Thursday last for the
Wings, and have seen returns from Clinton and
Clermont, which give the Wing Senator over 200
majority, Brown, the remaining county in the
district, gave a Loco-Foco majority of 231 last
year. and conclude from this the district is gainst
us-thus losing us a Senator and four Rcprssen
tatives. This by the By was one Of the districts
Gerrymahdered by the Loco-Focos in 1889, but
which defeated them in 1910 and AL by elscting
Wigs, and now for the first time falters.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Statesman claims the election Of 35 Loco-
Foco Members Of the House, to which am epa-
bled, from other sources, to add few more:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18
,g,at..s frena ohiS.

We have Columbus papers of the 18th. a
whirlwnd appears to have passed over the State,
On the evening previod, the Northern mail arrived
bringing news from portions of the Reserve on the
strength of which, the Loco focos claimed tue elec'
rion Of Shannon, and ,Ae Wings concededit sup
pose this ia So send yoh add!honalreturns OF the
vote for Governor. The slip issued BY the Column
bus Statesman on Friday morning last, claims
both branches of the Legislature, and gives the
following table, &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Ohio Election.

We receive additional returns this morning in
letters from Ohio, slips, sc. forwarded by orr
Baltimore Correspondents, from which We make
~ The following table of majorisies on the vote
for Governor as compared with the vote of is4l,
We put tile majority in Ashtasuia higher s,has
it was before reported; we are apprehens'vo this
is not right-but we have it in letters from basi-
more and from Wheeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18
TBHE WESTERN CAPTIVE,

1876 essi r. foR THE TIMES OF TEcuMsEB
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The American Laborer for October.
The October number OF this work II po% ppoloed a''
ready for delivery TO subscribers
atm CONTENTS u.s..
TIE PRESENT STATE OF THE oUEsTtGs OF fao1 sc'i''
TO LABOR. ~ ~
The SILK CuLruRE-Repotof Mr. Bliss 70 ,ne 80 D.sJ
lure OF Ohio, wherein the whole subject luy cor
and the following questions a2ked and ansSefe doe
Country adapted 10 The produceof silks Iaa
prohtabIy' Is there dSutcieht market; Is aese'S
give Bounty on It's production! t.,Ss
IssrsUcTtoNs TO SILK GROWERS, by J. b. fiussIA
LETTERS on TAE suBJscr OF SILK CULTURE 60,
Farquar, of Cincinnati, from J. W. ON, sioals c,r
w. Bebh, Esq, Hamilton 4. Wood, Of Aslaoa!s -
JFo1, Superintendent OF Sdk Manufacture,
B. Wells, Esq s,eubsnyilis, Hamlln, L0fspss.'
and j.. Meyer, OF Perry. ,,gv slatastis5
TEN YgARs OF FREE TRADE. tsff5
SPEECH or SIR Evaas or MAIZE ON TIE I2At'i. -,
Appendix, from another Speech oil Dir. Eysas Oh
subject Observation-Disclosures y IS, afiotg; "a & 80 q
Wool AND IFS MANUFACTURE.
Brief Editorials, Extracts, &C. s...x
The American Laboner is devoted exclusively 1900.
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foTI and in familiar ard practical manner, .ras
rect and convincing facts and arguments IN 10
policy of Projecting tie Industyef Our oru 800
this end ii embodies the ablest Speeches, hePo''s
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Of near 100 pages, and Is published a paris e'e',
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Organ, and Singing, 10. "a First Ayeaas i5iE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18

This, if the returns from Clermont and Della
ware Districts be correct, gives the Lsco-Focos a
majority of in the House, with prospect of
getting 2 more in Trumbull, and 9 in the Lucas
District; leaving the Wings 8 more-l in each of
the Districts of Athens and Meigs, and Summit
and Geaaga. 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18
Correspondence of The Tribune.

afE- ClNcrssATI, Oct II
Eleven hundred Germans have been naturalized
IN this County by the Courts in the last ten days,
and OF these Gfteen-sixteenths voted the entire Lo
co-Foco ticket. This will explain the event. The
Wings fought most beautifully. Theyare defeated
but not cast down.. a.. .,.s.,7
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