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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
TONS! TOYS! !


tSilTABLE for Christmas Wax Xii. and pin.
tel Dolls, Horses, Cloth Toys, IA beautiful ar
lice } Drums, Ladies Work Boxes, Tooth nd Hair
Brushes. &c. &c. J. MELLOR,
dec D Uniun Street.
Il AISSOLUTION-Tne coparlncrship here
A1 I1iuru EXISTING IA The name Of a. y. Guff&
Co. was This day dissolved by the mutual consent o:
Iho partners. 4. L. GOFF.
dec % JAS. CALDWELL.
ID NLM SOAP-50 boxes No l On hand aud for
n sale very low by
d-c2S NJ. REILLY.
NNUGERS SUPEKIUK FAMILY FLOUR. as
u well rs various other standard brands, con.
sianlly On hand and for sale 10y
dec % NJ. REILLY.
NASK RnISINs-5 casks RaIsins just re-
" ccived aud for sale by
nov 30 NJ. REILLY.
SALT-50 barrels No. 1 Salt, just received
- and Tor sale by
nov ~ JOS. REILLY.
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, Ions Ovi,rv sac toauJ av,svli better; sheis
low a HEARTY oman
Yo.rs, with much respect.
J. y. SMITH r NJ.
FLEKPoRT. m. Aug. 20. lS4I.
From } F King. Eco.
Dear SRA young lady Of this town was IN
ntorm'd was anxious 10 10y the sanauve. bot
ier people and the physician d,d not think IL Of
my use. sent her a bottle with permission to
asS @, S' d rs.Gr% , u 2. sGs % 3's S;,ca,, 1.ly S S%sSs"i nm
! and h1s<ocovere Z her heath, and considers
the MEDICINE he sole cause oft.
III am respectfully yours
For : le by J. z. WHARTON. corner off,
mon and Water streets. sole .agentiu Wheeling
A fresh snnplv lust received. novts
NHILLER'S COUGH SYRUP. a safe and YER,
WI cfEcacious remedy for Coughs. Colds. lnhu-
enEa, Asthma, whooPing Cough and the various
affections OF the Lungs.
This valuable medicine. having been eHt.nsive-
" used Tor seven or eight years, and with al
most universal success, ~ confidently recon-
mended as beng the best remedy for the above
rompl ints now IN use. It's n happy cUmbina
non Of cxpcctOrant, diaphorettc and anodyne
medicines comp undcd upon regular
ucal and Physioloeicsl prnci les; snd rs such
has been and still Is frCGUsrt'y prescribed by
many Of our bcstphysieiaus' II was particularly a
iavcrte prescription OF an eminent practitioner
( this city lately deceased. through whose rec
ommenda,ion It acquired ? high reputation.
Read the following certificate.
VI l. ~ naNN r. SUI ANNt NsfFN IN
sitting that, d ring a late severe pulmonary af-
fiction. my wife foui q greater relief from the
use Of Milers Cougl syrup, than from any 9th
er eXpe, tOrant medicine. ID y WHITE.
Warsaw, III, Oct 50. 1910
Ttis is to certify, that during the winter OF
1897 aud IS l was attacked with a severe cou.t
NJ ended with much pain and tightnesss i'm IN,
breast, at the recommendation of DIR. Agnev.
used MlNer's Cough syrup, wh:ch IN n short tim,
Elected n complete cure, I have since uset
tor coughs and colds and c Insider Il an infu
liable remedy.
s5ur n, F,6 ,, IS4I.
Ny mother ia law had b en- fr many yearsve
~ mach troubled with n severe cough, as scarce
ever u have caJoyet n nights sopnd sleep. A.
bout Eve wears ago, | procsred her a vial Of Mi
lCTs Cough Syrup, which immediately afforded
her relief. which she had not received from an,
other medicine previously tired except M a singl,
Z instance. since hat time she has used Il wht H.
! ever occasion seemed Go require, and has nevCi
failed to experience the desired relief. IL has al
so beea used BY the ch;ldrea aud other member.
of the family in common colds and whOoping
cough, and always produced the best effects.
VI VI GRANT.
I Allegheny, Ju y 10; ISfT,
Z OBSERN are genuine Without tn
Signature q the proprietor on the label.
Pucc-5O cents
For sale at the 30 Ikstore Of
JAMES A. INGRAM,
doc o. Sole agent fr Nhcc'tn'.
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SURANCE
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500! 900.

CAPITAL 100000.
TNHIS company, being now duly erganized, is
prepared to make Insurance on every de.
s%cription of Fire and Marine Risks, such as Dwell
ling Houses. Store Houses, sc. with their contents
Also. Steam Boats, Fiat Boats and Keel Boats, with
their eargoes, TO and from any port on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams. APP.
p~licatiuR for Insurance to DO made foI the present
at the Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar 5 ROBERT Mccoy. Secy. PIT.
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NEW

NEW
~ X. SWEARlNGEN respectfully informs h .
W friends and the public that he is nn,y rectiv-
Ins q fresh supply of Fall aud v ter Goods. Gun.
siti q in part OF rich silks n large assortment of
shawls. Mouslain dc lane, French bombazinss. Eng
iish q @ rnan Meriuos. cotton. nciair &silk host
cry. French aud Briish chintzes. worsicd plaiIs.
worked cullars, gloves ofall descriptions. thread. la
ees. &C. cloths. cassimercs. sattineiis and vest,ngs.
blankets. aud in fact every article usually found in a
dry gods establishment. which will he -old ON rle,.
.--s 90
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con isnment aud orsale low. by
scr, 25 JACOB & MITCHELL.
Oh BARRELS Brown Tanncr.' OIL, Just
~ oeived and for sale low by
sept % JOSEPH REILLY.
GEO. ". WILSON HENRY WRIGHT. HARVEY GLEASON.
WILSON, WRIGHT, & co,
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS
N,r ORLEANS
Reler oihe merchants gcnerallyof wheclihrsep %
ihPKONED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE or EXCHANGE.
= WILL SELL low. and on long credit. FIVES
II LOTS with their Improvements, in aud nea Z
he centre and business part Of the cty; which
are now renting FOR about 1900 90 lIrsa year,.
VIII eNchzr sc the whole or pert as nay D wan =
ied't T improved land, IN this state, aud witnI II
twenty miles OF tic city.
act2O JTJ\COR &
MERINO BUCKS.
WILL sell At low prices 30 ur 80 Merino and
n SaTony bucks. Any pcrsin thai may want will
please call Tiny farm Ola FORKS of Short Creek
o't30 Ji.JACoB.
To COUNTRY HATTERS.
TuNilE subscriber has jusi received hs Fall ani
n Waiter stock ofHauers ,rock aud lrmmin's.
together with a large lot ofsum shrlTc, Rnssia hl'
tells. &c. oct 80 &C. MCALLAM.
NJ o.. SUGAR-I0 hhds Prime New Or.
~ leans Sugar received aud for sale 10y
dec L6 KING & CRUM8ACKER.
HnRIME RIO COFFEE, 25 bags just re.
cciyed aud for sale by
dec JOIIN HUDSON & n. wYNNE.
aNIGn LBS Dried Bsef,n prime article just
EOVO received and for sale by
my 81 JOS. REILLY.
~ NREADRLPHIA FLOUR constantly on
4 hand and for sale by
nov 81 JOS. REILLY.
ERUGER'S very superior White Wheat IA.
" mily FLOUR. manufactured expressly Er Fa.
mily Use for saleaI The Family Grocery Sto-e Of
dec IN ELLMAKER.
ID ECEIvED at the Family Grocery Store of.
re n. ELLMAKER
. bbls No l Mackerel FOR retailing,
l drum Col Fish
s half barrels family Herring
10 dozen Beef Tongues and Dried Beef %
a UMP sUGAR-5.OOO lbs. just received
A direct from the refinery and for sale low by
nov 30 Nj. REILLY.
CHRISTMAS ANE NEW YEARS PRES
~ ENTS-We have just received n fne assort-
mont Of Juvenile books, suitable for presents, a.
ong which are the following
Boys md girls weekday book
Annualette-lS42
Maslerman Ready
Peasant and Prince
PAUL and Virginia
Mary Hewilt's talesin prose and verse
PdTlOr Magic
Paul Prescott
Picture Gallery
ROllas .ales anS Travels,
AIlbeautfIlly bound For sale by
dec Is ROBE & STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
John Gilchrisl In CnANcERY
VS. In the Circuit Superior
JOHN Lick& Others Court Of Law md Cha csry
for Ohio County.
WBY virtue Of decree Of The aforesaid Court,
pronounced in the above named cause on Ing
on TIE 22d day Of Juns, in the year 1871, l shall
rs commissioner appointed bT that purpose, on
{ e first day Of February. 1912, at the front door
o. tn Court House Of Ohio county, proceed to
sell Lot No. 1903, tua'e on the North side OF
Clay street, in the { ity Of Wheeling, at public
auction, % the highest bidder, on 2 credit of Elk,
twelve and eighteen months from the day n
sale, the purchaser q ylng bond With good secu.
rity. bearing interest from the day Of sale.
/. W. MITCHELL, Deputy for
RICHARD HARDESTY,
dee 25-ts Sheriff Of Ohio County,
NREsH nisins in whole. half or qnausr
boxes,
I box freph Lemons
so dozen Mrs Millers Fine cut Chewing To
bacCO
10000 very superior Principe Cgar
Iharrel sweet Cider
And al the necessary articles for making good
minco pies, just received and for sale ~ the BE
mlY Grocery store.
dee ~ IN ELLMAKER
IN Boxes small plug Csvendiss Tobscco "a
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PITTSBURGH POWDER MILLS.

PITTSBURGH POWDER MILLS.
a NDREW WATSON. manufacturer 81 Blast
IN ing and Rifle Powder. Pittsburgh, Pa. would
respectfully inform Merchants AVID Dealers in
Powder, that he has rebuilt his Powder Manufac.
tory in the vicinity of this city-has made very
extensive additions To his former establishment |,
and has adopted many useful modern impr ive-
mcnts in the machinery. He intends To keep
constantly on hand Blasting and Rife powder a.
qualln quality to any manufactured In this coun'
Try, and will be prepared TO furnish those articles
most accommoda ting : rms,
PurchsseIs " u please enquire Of James Thorn
f Andrew 1r Oh w vnnnlSo" pa 6S,Gl1nIGa anar q, SS, ora'prsss
burgh, Pa. who Will give all orders immediate
attention.
Pittsburgh, oets-wsmPitis GszS
- HiiDS n o Sugar in store and for sale by
lD mp IA OBJ & MITCHELL.
JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply OF sea
grass hsh lines and fish hooks Of various sizes.
jun % J. MELLOR. Union 81.
4 NCIENT REGIME, BY G Jones
"A. auInOr OF the Robber. COrs de Leon, &c.
Just received and for sale by
se@I! ROB & STEPHENSON.
STEPHEN'S TRAVELS IN SOUTH
~ Grants HISTORIANS. Rausbs
Psychology Nc. DC. A further supply. Just received
and for sale by ROBR & STEPHENSON.
sept III
a uIEEsE-AI unher supp y, IN 6oIes, T5c5iv.
III anu 10 ~ ny
KING & CRUMBACKER.
sept 9 &c. Water Street.
MASON'S SACRED HARP.
MASON'S Sacred Harp, Vol. 1, Round noes,
~ new edition, h larg. supply just rec, wed and
or sac bV ocs RrPR & SON.
~ OTICE.--UIaying disposed OF my stock Ofmer
~ ciandlze To my son VIM II King. and MIR Ed
ward Crumbacker. whom ] coninenily recommend
10 my old friends ana customers all persons indebt-
cd to me Will make payment to them, and those
having claims against ME will present The same for
adjustment. 5 KING
HI1RESn SEIDLErZ POW ERS,
Fresh Ssda, Canary Seed,
Sun. Cnrb. Sudm Cream Tartar.
ane 81 for sale by II. w. CIIAPLlNE.
n IHEESE.-sOe lbs Skfrs celebrated cheese
~ in b,Ics. jus, received and for sale at the fam
'iy Grncery store Of
oct
old MONONGAHELA WHISKEY.-
few barrels in sIOre and for sale al The fam
lily Grocery Store Of
oct 7. N. ELLMAKER.
"A A BOXES Shaving Soap.
do Alspi=c, for sale by
dee2 JOHN HUDSON e. X WYNNE.
\; ANTED-5OO Busaels Dried Peaches, E
w which The highest market price will he paid
dee 2 by /. y. ELLMAKER.
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, Ions Oei,rv sao toauJ av,svil better, sheis
lOw a hearty Voman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

Dear sir sold a man two phials sanauve,
aud he says 1 has almost re stored him loperftct
health: for tines years he had not been able 20 la
Dor al all nov hei able - perform a good days
woak Your Ne4ient servant
n nrrU ARnSnN II n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

For $ le by J. E. WHARTON. corner ofU-
mon and Water 4 meets. sole agentin Wheeling.
A fresh snnplv lust received. nsvI8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

y n ~
stages inform the travelling community
in general. that arrangements have been nlsdes-
uthorising them to receipt LsssengeTs through 10
Philadelphia, via. Baltimore Mt a less isre than
has over been ofer,d 10 the pubic between the
Ohio River aud the East. Itis also the ~s1fes',
most pleasant and expeditions route. They hat,
also i'm use the Superior Patent Bow Spring
/ caches, which Ia point Of comfort q rsfety sx>
eceds all others 10 use. Their horses are Of the
hest Jersey hood, not excelled by any in the
u. States, They are rnuaIng on the road from
Wheeling 10 Frederick, where they connect with
he Railroad Cars for Baltimore, Washington
CITY, Philadelphia and New York.
PlLUT LIN leaves NAcelpnR every morning
at 7 o'clock-reaches Frederick second morning
and takes the morning line Of cars, aIrivinga
Baltimore in time to take the me OF ears 70
Phil adelIh iaor New y orb.
GOOD INTENT Lima lea vcs Wheeling eve
~ afternoon-Iea, hes Frederick second evening
and takes The mail line OF cars, Immediately ff
BaltiISorc, where they arrive in time TO take the
morning line " cars for Philadelphia and New
York.
The above lines. for speed and safety, fare be-
lisved not TO be surpassed by any stage lines in
ths u. States.
Extracting positively prohibited.
|. Honhc- FIRST door above the United s,s les
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FUR CAPS.
DOMESTIC SILK GOODS.
" ehaye also on hand domestic s'lI

goods manufactured byy. w. Gill,
Mt Pleasant, and in,end TO keep an assortment
constantly on hand, which we respectfully invite
the public 20 examine. They will be sold at the
manuaCtory 2rCes.
The subscribers return their thanks 10 a gener.
Qua public for the liberal patronage which they
n received and respectfully solicit a %contiuu.
4 Oct7 ). AVERY &. Co,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

Nf&5A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THREE DAILY, LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, HASHLNGTONCJTY PHILA
DELPIHA and NEW YORK Hs.ordiaarv
Us S. MAIL CHARIOT LINE-rmHrH
ONLY.
ID -. - Dali
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

GEO. WILSON HENRY WRIGHT. HARVEY GLEASON.
WILSON, WRIGHT, a. co,
COAlMlSSlON y FORM ABIDING MERCHANTS
Nsr Orleans
Refer toihe merchant gcncrallvof wheclilr.sep %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
Rhode Island.


Affairs appear to be arriving at serious crisis And
yet have no doubt that if the moral force of State
ntercesson could be applied, 10 bring the parties to a
conference, some compromise might be brought about.
Cannot the Legislature Of Connecticut (the only one
now in sesson) interpose Virginia did in 49, and send
commsso ners to mediate between the parties; The Fee
deral Government ought to stand aloof-not to send
man or 'uusquet. II might only precpitate the cri
ss-and bring on the very danger which it was intend
cd TO prevent. We fear Mr.. Tyler has been badly ad
vised-in sending troops from Old Point Comfort to
Newport Such movement is only calculated to stir up
the pride of the Rhode sunders heat their blood and
up volunteers from other States We concur most
perfectly with the Pennsylvania that this appears
to us tn be most nnwse and impolitic movement on
the part OF the Executive, emanang, we are satIsh
ed not from himself, but the pernc.ous counses of
his Secretary of State. The people of Rhode Is
land are settling matter of domestic Government,
and there IS every reason 10 believe that those de.
srous of change have very considerable majority.
TO bring among them, therefore, with the special
purpose OF intimidation, part of the standing army,
IS movement as dangerous as it is uncaed.for, and
should mischief follow, it will be mainly attributable 10
thus adding fuel TO the fire. and increasing TO the ut
most height OF excitement, the irritation already exist
ing in the minds Of the people of Rhode Island We
not alarmsts, and have entertained fears Of
violence and boodshed in that quarter if the parties TO
the controversy left to themselves but If hired
sodery are TO be introduced behafof either, if
cenay bayonets to brislle in the contest easy
that angry feelings may be goaded into prcnsy,
and that The worst results may ensue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

The Madisonan seems to have threatened retrbution
on the Office hoders of the Clay party, for the rrec
ton Of Tyson and Of other nominees before the Senate
The Madsonan said cit is time the work was begun.
If three thousand removals were made during the next
two months, the tempest consequent upon it would pu
rfy the political atmosphere. The country would re-
ioice Partisan rancor would abate, &c. &C., in the
same strain. The last mails bring us rumors from
Washington and Philadelphia, that this work OF pro.
scrpton is to begin in the Custom House and ros'
Office of Phade in fact, il said, that fe~
Clerks have recently been superseded-and that the
work is TO 60 on. 1t would be the most unfortunate
and reprehensibe course, which MIR. Tyler could take
|, would be improper in t,ef-harsh to punish The m
nocent Office holders for the guilty Senator-and u
would be certain to react upon Mr. Tyler and the per
secution would operate in behalf Of H. Clay. Onevery
account, we respectfully advise Mr.. Tyler to abandon
all ouch passionate impulses and vindctive prOscnp
ton, if he has INDUCED such an idea The policy
is odious, and would be fatal to his Administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

Last Spring Gust one year since) our majority was
.''n ~, 205 showing clear gain of l35. Should
ne remaining counties in the good old Common wealth
s'n the same proportion, there will hardly be
"hggy in the House of Delegate to tell the doeful
Aie So mote il be. But the most gratifying result in
~ cones, is the defeat of the Ajax of the Wings
r,nIp Williams, jr., once Democratic leader in the
'enh Legion. but who has been seduced from his first
,Fe-h's long. cherished principes-by GOOD coMrA.
" and bank aiinities :"
GREENBRIER-l DEL.
from the Wesern Hhig, .aprR 3o.)
As was anticipated by many, the division in the
hg ranks of this county, has resulted in the election
Democrat, &c, &c. &c.
Que word in reference to the Delegate elect, J.
''~yer Cawell, Esq. AS are TO be Represented by
zoe who does not reflect the political fath of our
=, we are glad that 1t is by him. more acceptable
nan of that party could not have been selected lie
sa gentleman Of high literary at,anmen,s, of great
private worth, universally esteemed as liberal oppo-
Vent and high-minded, honorable gentleman, &C., &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

The .4ppo,tionnlent Bill passed the House of Re-
representatives. Tuesday. 1t has provision TO com.
pei the States TO vote in Districts This provision is as
novel as it is excep,onable For so years the States
have been permitted to elect their members of Con-
gress in any way which they preferred-and as ge-
neral provision, deem the innovation 10 be an
impairment interference with the municipal regu!u-
lions of The States. The bill adopts 50,l79 as the
representatives. to the Households 81 to the pre-
sent number of Representatives, 242-allows Vir
gnia her present number Of Representatives, 81, with
a fraction of 6443. 1t gives New York 4s members,
Pennsylvania "a, Ohio 80, and gives the nonslave
holding States majority 20. 1t obvious that the
smaller the RATIO the larger the majority will be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

"BoYDros, April a9-T send yon above the state OF
the polls of this county, from which you will see we
ha We again elected two sterling Democrats This ano-
Their evidence Of her devotion to The principles of JEFF
ferson and Madison Jeggtts is sound to The core
Northng,on objected to by some few for being IN
favor of receiving Vrgnas portion of the proceeds oil
the public land sales. The Wings fatter themselves
they will be able to make of him by next Fall
But SIR, they know not John b. Norlijngton, If they
think by aiery and pretended friendship, they will
accomplish their object Of dividing and running IN
a Wing next Spring. have just heard Dennis has
beaten Cardwe in Charlotte.
HENRICo-i DIT Completely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

Il IS proper to say that Captain Perkins, who went
the bench at the Court house, only, as he re-
.rsed to maintain his consistency, remained there
!. few moments. -Lynehburg Yirginian.1
FRANKLIN COUNTY-a DrL.
"GLADE Hill, April 90.
We have fought good fight in franklin. Old
ankln IS redeemed from the Federalsts again. We
se the Wings, Gas they call themselves,) a real
,e-loo defeat Muse and Talaferro- are elected by
}. lsrges: majority we ever gave in this county.
4 vii, give you the vote at the Courthouse, and
r nreclnct In the county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

upon the ground that their friend, the high sheriff,
closed the polls few minutes before one of their out.
riders reached Urbanna on his return from Mathews.
But before yielding TO any such ridiculous pretex,
would advise the Doctor to throw up his commission,
and run the race But we will listen to nothing
Of the SORT Had their candidate received the returns
We should have done ourselves the honor TO have pre-
scented him with few instructions for the next winter
You may attribute the small vote in each county en-
trey to our want Of concert and harmony. 1t caused
many 10 avow, in advance, their determination to
main at home, and 10 take part in the contest:
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~ majority.
EPEDERfCk-1 Dpt


FREDERiCK-2 DgL.
tF,on :ie Hinehester 1rgini0n E1tra 9pra 49,
Democracy triumphant Bring out the zig gun az
'ory enough for one ay'!-"We haze met the enemy,
't hy arc ours. -!Nore than tlro hundred majority
oi frederick 10 her sister counties, greeting:
Fcre,urns are received from all the precincts in the
.'qnly, and they give to Messrs Byrd and Wood, the
Democratic candidates, average majority OVER
Two HUNDRED VOTES !! Being at leas, one
hundred more than anticipated by their most san.
sgne friends.
Thus has the contest ended in Old Frederick; and in
he trumpet ongued language of her unbought and IN
corrupted yeomanry, she has defined her position, and,
more than ever, stands erect upon the Constitution,
md p'oclaias her adherence of the Wing quack hum
lsgery by which the $50 called) extra Session
ought to dose the nalon but the physic being badly
'mpounded, and made up only of Clay and other nox
rs parts and properties, would not work
ia'aet from a letter, in the Globe, dated
"WIscnEsrKR, April 90, 1912
"l' affords me unspeakabc pleasure to announce TO
'u the gratifying fact, that 'Old Frederick is herself
gam that Hhs sober second thought has placed her in
lei former proud position beyond the reach and nfu-
ces OF Whggery, hard cider, log cabins beesores and
ankles, 10th national and rARRow-aH, all are pros
'a'e, and trust forever. The vote stands thus:
Democrats. Wings.
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Correspondence of the a. Y. .Smeyieaa.

Correspondence 0 L1e y. Il. 7neTIrdN.
"The Virginia place to-day We shall be-
gin the probably though will be week
before the general result obtained We have reason to
thing hut complete Loco Foco victory. Mr. Bolts has
Richmond this week things little. On hs
account rather wish that the Wings might the day. be-
defeated expect be- he Will come BACK
the mind will be looking about
for poor slavery his wrath Brother
cat aud have been advising with another about the expe
deney Of leaving the House about days. If the returns
IN for the Loco Focos with view Of keeping out oil MS
way ill he gets We, like Mr. Arnold, belong 10 the peace
party"
MIR. Bolts did to look after things, and al.
tended the polls in old Hanover, only to witness the
defeat of his party in the native county Of Henry
Clay fe does not discover, suspect, that his
prediction has right, and that distribution has
turned every thing round in Virginia.
IRun up the flag Of HARRY OF THE WEsT.-The whole
Wing party ripe for it.-Eiehaond Hhig.
Rather inauspcious time TO run up the flag Of
Henry Clay in Virginia The Wig party may be
ripe fer it, but the People not,