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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
ALL HAIL, KENTUCKY

u - with no ordinary pleasure that we announce
To our rcnders the gratifying intelligence recently
received from tho Nhig Biancr Shiei While Mis-.
sssippi. Michigan, and Illinois repudlato their usr
dehs' hrniucky has assumed to pay thirteen nan.
dTed thousand dollars, Cor which she never recetv.
ed one dollar Noble poiicy nnI wise. because il
is just
The facts ore these: SINE years since the Blnk
II Kentucky with only five millions OF capital, o
which the Stale Of KcnIucky owned Two miIIins
employed the Schuykll Bunk of PuiladeIphia n.
sher transfer agent al n fixed annual salary Thai
institution hcing hrd pressed, if not artunlly bank
rupi. M 1852. committed an enormous fraud 10
on the Bank OF Kentucky and the public. by is-u.
ing. selling and using for her own liabilities thir
teen thousand shares nj one hundred dollars cact
and amounting 90 thirteen hundred thousand dol
lars OF false and spurious stock Of the Bank Of Ken
lucky, while her President nnd Directors had rcrii
sod 10 pay over the money thus obtained or even
To allow their hooks 90 be seen hy their empInyers
unless they wero permitted io hold the greater pyr
ton OF the stolen fundsi Here IL n case for rem
diation over which Mississippi Loco Foc0 mlgbl
IuXuriaie. Bat not so--ihe people of Kentuckv
instead oi rcpudiating. raise their taxes fGv lie,
ceni. 10 meet the deficiency in the Edncati1u and
Sinking fund. nnd have recently through their r..
gslature, authorized the assumption by the Bank Of
Kentucky. Of The whole am7unt Of the false STOCK sl
par with The genuine stock
Glorious Kentucky IN n high regard fJr her ne.
cuniory obligations, she stands where she has ever
stood 10 patriotism and valor, Grst among the Fore
most Nay the light ~ her example ilInme in tt,o
great valley ofthe West and shame her sister S,fe,
INTO n speedy imitation Of her gloriyus eSample- 49,
y y Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
AFRAGMENr

Happiness who Possesses 30 The man Of wealth
"h'se mncy can purchase al tho iuxurics Of dres.
whose ia..c s richly dccked with 90 the dericaries
on '' season nni wh1se palate isiicklcd with cost
" products Of foreign lands-is he h1ppyg F,rL,,y
hI'a '' sH.ing 90 hIs splendid couch drawn by g,,Iy
''."Plf-nsel Boz s. DE fakes his accustomed sysy
c's SwaIy be- pursucs ms way. leaving IA, in
me fe'r iHs m'iee' redcrr1r who BE- fr1y.rr,rg r,s
same way. lis cIu.pIge stops The sfep. are lei
l''n' Two tout men are standing NJ the s,,,,,,.
1''f I' rsceifo iHc helpless lr1urm1fc b1Iy. VII
in-- f.idsa Their n'iIcc. AZ hIs riches r,-l1,, 49,
CHOSE iho 'HEIry ai IrIik. P8sssssefb ba t..,..
lugro rIu Hn n1 hrppiucss whore ttero sy.,-. .,,r
1fIul evidence ut dire1so
in1Sai ite m.-rr wH1zs only care ,oI ,t,.,.t,
81 cn1r'ssad Inhs desrr fo 1csumgIYr, $50
soc bow Doc -I1l.s over Dos h1arIal r-a..,.,, 81
Nprii'is % as DIS gYI--wifn~ss his .ryu,.rlr -
fearful oi ihT sound produced by his own f.,.,,.'
4. h1 aprr'arHrs Lis conceded treasures Nt.rt.
.ni i7f haHllHs.s Doe s1u-.fI Dir with ,,bl.. n.
drops n'" OBJ. u.'a H.s uesr acquired dollar BY.
w'i"H h.n as Do. .tal'tb'y rtf-rlfs. fearful ...
lIse.n rJo mHF ..to d.abte-cl bis a,rr....l
wealth. arI .lY 3D. HIHH.rrss bRc.Ier, y,.H 49,
VINO Chen h1iH happiness. ..rio neither the me-.
inH nof ile lFHr..rIHs 4ceurri alton n sesrIb Il.
..ieI.s'c, 10 PlotIco T Wbbltg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

We learn, Gays The franklin N0u) Banner. that
inc Alchainiay' RATS, both upper and l1aer. a-c
~" removed. through The undeilurabIe crcrions ol
U,,,P'' Mayo anl steamboats, may freely pass from
Washington. ST. Landry. 90 aU scls1ns If r,o.Ic,,,e
stage Of winter 20 New Orleans The c'earip~ ont
~ Ih'sg Taits viii olso facilitate The navigation ro
Lower Bayou Rouge. Prairie Rouge the extensive
an" " dFe country nnd indeed. To- sI tho country
wilhln eighty miles of OpCIrur1s u will also be
Ine means Of bringing dit boats oi ,royison, more
conveniently from the upper county 20 ail The abovo
''n.1 places md even down tie Bayous. 90 Der
WINS hny. should Rcd River desert ihe MISSES
'rp.. nNl. '.oaf, course down ibe Atcbal1laya--
This event is now mJre probable than eve,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
Mr. ESPY's CONVENTION AND PREDICTION
n Lle Eih,r nf NE Rrim,af E,,,;c,r

r. Lie E.itor "f ME R.ctm,qd Eaytir,r
WASIINGTON, ApiI2 6.ISi1
DENH siR-Snce left you. have Learned that
me irenrn ~ our tv' Steamships suffer iniol n a.
rom hear, and no siouer knew of their .uiT rim,
man meihol Of rclicying them occurred ii IN and
am now having IN ichne mlie, which with In.
power % "a single mtn. will Throw down NOT les,
than three hundrcd barrels of fresh air mo the We,
~ place where The rcmnn stand.
The same m Ichn' W. II throw down into q min.
i1OJ feet deep. similar quantity OF flesh air. and
keep the workmen from suffering an disease in our
deePes mines rhal the fiul nir may either be c1
pclIed by hrC'ng dawn flesh ns To take il, pl,c,.
Or % may he drlNn Odt by iuyern, the oarrntinn
oi The same in rument. The chief expense will
ne canvass big. reaching fr,m the suriice of the
earth 10 The houom of the mine bag of ab,ut Ten
or twelve inches ~ diameter, or even l-ss II i,
prob lhe. the In irunent will be put on lhs hall Of
the ii use "i - esenfaiives of the United SInIes
where It's efficiency w'li b, known 10 persons from
every part of osr country,
Ii Is entirely clear here; b1r there is croaf storm,
OF raging fur or five h u drel IA los % the North
which will RAISE the rivers there very ;h. Ii is
now o'clock NJ while write This
IL am gent en- IA wishes o. mm ri, nio with me
on he subject, let HIN direct the tVy Dspartment
care ct + E'py. Washington city.
rem an. very respectfully. yours J p ESPY.
Nj John Tyler has ord, rod thit my ConIcal Ven.
alor shtli b" put every chimney On the President
house MT only g. cure sn k.y chimneys IN winter
bat to veniillte the rooms in summer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

A CURE FOR CONSUMProN-nr MIN
No give tho following srliemclt Ia The Maine
Fanes.
A trend Of mine, WIN resides in Indnstrv. m
Ills ate, told mo that his wfo was sick Of ,.t,-s
The D"ciors called the CONSUMPTION She WINS v,s,
nod ~ four Physicians, who gave her over. Sb.
wa, very sck-Was enable 10 SIT up-Ald n Jc,v
severe cuugh-aud ~ grew ~ heller -hut p,tI,,
worse'--She hilcd very fast. She rcrnllected t;.ot
she had beirre received benefit from the use ocS,
has wort her husband prIcurcd snmo of t. il kas
~ieep'd. aud she made IL her constant iriuk-c,t
'onr or five davs Ihrrc HPpcarod To be hat liI. al
leraioii hut alter this she grow better very fast.
her health was 50 mach improved that ia the cour,
81 FIX or eight week, she was ablo 10 rrsnae No,
customary oc"upaiinns-sho cnmmcLrod vesyina
and wove about 10 ynnls of cloth nnr,nn ,b,a
Tine she made constant use 81 St Jnhn's uurt To-.
What has been dome may be done again. Ia hell
cd her: u may help others.
The tea may lie made as you would Innkc NON
permini or any herb Tea 10 driuk-hy merely saeep.
ing The herb IN The water. The herb may he p.rz
cred any lime after Is large enoua-bii the be,I
limo hr gath ring Is - drun1 the sovcnih noor,,
supply may now doubtless nc founl in aim ~ g s..
cry hny NV whore there il auy bay mash
approve Of IIis simple reEIeIy. A. MOrF.S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

Abby FOLSOM was tried on Boston ON s,,orI,,
and Monday, on a charge Of creating disorder n
me ri'y' ond after patient investigation. was de-
cared by The jury. "noi guiIiy, by reason o. sra
insanity SIs was then sert TO tbo Lunaric Asg
'um 90 Wore. ucr. She conducted her own do.
'enrc,osrup,ing iNo days in t.a and then only give
np ir1n ryIauuor. % was queer defence. .rrg
'ns tom 'hc account iyon Of Do, and of itself was
inclusive Of he justice of tho verdict Of r5e iy,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
10 tie Secretary ofhe Macy.
JOIN TYLER

TORNADO IN NEW JERSEY.-Tn. s,sse,
.t"glsirr gives IA aecuunt of u IuutIl which vis,.
ed Newinh ahi its vicinity on Tuesday OF last
week. The Register sIys-
o. FaeTdty literuDIl last a storm oC wi al ouI
rrn' accompanied by lightning, swept acr,s. tin.
.rsiun OF country witt grcIt yIplence |, was at
'h'rI duration, bat leit many traces of pr,rrcs.
Ap'It ml'e wet nf Ih's village the rise of TOR.
I1Io was first dIsccrtrd. whirh passing in nprth
aTery direction, swept over the farm, of Limo.
. 'zely, Am % PeIir. David Rycrsnn. John Dunn.
Catherine Green. lseph Warblge, Sc, pr,sirliInp
fences, trees lud urt houses aud ncras.ouIng nurh
"her damage. Pas of the rpIfuf Ryers,n's h,u>s
,'ccnPiel 10y IL VI Hn) was blown oil, and ,.lr.
neI about iwp hIrlrsI yIrls A son of Jam d,
z'ly hIi an nr'n hfotai, AL was other W. $50 in.
lhrcd. 10y the falling eta tree
An Old hpIss ga Ms Grusn's firn WI. much
shattered some Of the weather boards bcug inr Oh
AID ioIged half miiG distant. The birn Of Mr.
rstt was blown doYn, ani we nnro ~ very r..
ntrkable that although-a aul three horses were
IN at the um", they all escaped uuiniured We
nave he 81 Oi no farther damage worthy of parlicu.
lar specification. The track Of tho tornado ,yns
rom ia &c 10 five hu Idrcd yards in width. md
some Ave or sir miles Ia length
similar lorna 10 was iet about seven miles
S'n'h OF Ncwioa on the sans afternoon ani pro.
lucing like effect upon fences orchards, &c A.
npns The sufferers We htv, heard the names of
oi Martin KIsbaugh, John V Tansycle aud JJhn
Durham.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

NAVAL COZ RT MARTlAL-we COPY from
The Clipper of this morning the following letter OF
lhe Prcsiden. requesting the Secretary OF tho Ma
W. 10 instruct the Naval Court Marital. to recon
sder the decision IN the case of Capt Levy;
WASHINGTON. April -. 1912.
SIa:-I pom mature consideration ofIhe records
ii the Court Martial, have cunle 10 the conclusion
Without designing any disrespect To the Court that
'ho punishment denounced against Captain Levy
~ The sentence OF the CouE y exceedingly severe,
md disprhp 'rlIOncd To- the offence charged The
punishment ia order TO be Just must be proportion.
ed To the cri'ne. ln arriving at this cone lusion |
have not permitted myselfto look beyond the charge
Ind rs specification Whether the officer be g,H,,I
r. bld-wLether his department in the general be
correct OF oiherNIs- ought not 10 enter into the
inquiry.
My respect for the court, sustained as n is by
your opinion, would lead me To desire to carry ou
It's sentence but for the fact. that in so doing
should establish precedent which would bind m,
III al IN other cases ani adopt rule COR fulur,
,cion. that which might involve in a similar FAT,
Iy oIhtr uiii Ger who hal departed, in any respect
irom the rigid rules o. the service
desire, therefore. that yuu will submit the sen
ic"ce 10 the Court fIr lis rccnnsdc ration, with dI
feciins htt their Judgment shall be confined Ia IN,
single pofEt OF The treatment Of Pin son and tn
IN THIS pDIut any new testimony either in llus.rn
ton oi The Hi.tre or the fIci. my he Admitted OF
ne part tthe.Prosecuiio1 The accused B., as
'ured oI M great respect
JOIN TYLER
10 The Secretary of tle Macy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

kaCE,-fhe great race between FasIj0n o. nd
Boston camo ~ on Tho lOih instant. az tho New
York Coune Fashion was the srnuer-Time I ~
beat ! minutes % soronds-2nd heat 7 minutes
- 'econds This b. said, by sportsmen. ~ be the
shortest Time ever made IN America. Tho Spirit of
The Times snys tbcro were sixty thousand po,.,,.
on De ground
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17
CONSUMPTION
AND
BLEEDING AT TIE LUNGS
lCahaior

BLEEDING AT TIE Lines
BY the use Of CDR. DUNCAN's ExnsCToRAET
REMEDY"
F3lSS EMELINE YEAGER, ned s.,or,.-..
" years was taken when at the n 90 ~ :, : ,s
with sltght cold, which she NEGLECTED. nnt,i ~ -
lnngs igli prey 20 thai seeking DESTROYER CON
81 MPIl ~, when application 70 n pbvs;, ~,
was made, but 10 no effect He consid,rsd baf
case hopeless one, and escribe bur IittIe mol
iclue Tor her. In the meHniiffb she discLare.l
great qu1tutes Of blood, with much exncg,s,o-
ton OF thick phlegm and coach. Her bodii.
,rame at length became reduced 70 n Irving 81
teton; Her last vas anXIOusly looked for bv bcr
friends, that her suflerrgs rnlgbt end bv ibs
panGs Of death. DURING the time her nh vsiei,1
frequently called and as the last resource drtss-
M.ned 70 test the vlrtuea Of "DR DUNCANE
EAPEC IORANT REMEDY" having noticod
SOM eXtra9rd'nary cases performed hy The tncdi.
cine ln similar cases. VI NJ once obtained tva,
6ottlcs and administered tito ber. The C,nr.6
day ne found some chung which gaye hon. y
lie continued giving the medicine Or eiobte.,,
days NJ that time she was rendered obis q, -
W liking IN her bed chamber 10 The sion, - -.
o. her friends end relatives Sns confinneJ ,,.,
thc mcdlclne for eight weeks when She ,lccis,.d
neLseH enirelJ free from disease and pain and
now row Pursues her daily occupation in porfest
slfA small pamphlet ACCOMPANIES this medi-
Cilne, when gives a fall dcscr ption of disear06
the Mangerc 81 treatment, SC d.r
f5r sale by JOHN FISHER,
my % Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

-, WHEELING MONEY b. getting hotter nsf
VIC "oN quote o. ni per cent DE- rIr rla a ,rf,
Wcsiarn Bauh. md 10 per rsr, d., ,, !. ~,
Blnb. Indiania BE- nlsD quoted Of
PHbargi G1-sUs.
ono. yno re Ceiling Hrod % o. aro gag7 fr,,u
BE- fmem1ered niaf ibo q11faiio1 is ia,s,.,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

Total s9J2f3gJ3 %
The following BE- O. statement Of fHe probable To-.
mount % receipts into ihe Treasury t1 meet Che a..
pcudItures duiing iho years abuyG mentioned. pra
yidcd fbo scale 0f duties on Iupurs uuW suIm.ff,G
by iho Department shall bo acceptable ts Con.
prcss.
Proi1ils Receipts into ne Tre1ury az I5Il
Customs. r0 Juuc 90. 1872. S.
600 600 90
Customs. ro Dec 81 1882. I372l-
GGI 90
lands Tor ihc year 600 600 90
Treasury notes itslcd 600 10000
ioln of t-fl AID 1872 1881.
G23 ~
MsccIioucUus sources $50 600 90
-.l aa5 a4o 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

T5efs isno Joe yet between Wise and stanley
ofd no pfo.pcci of anr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

Frthe year 1913.
Civil, foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous mill
tary and naval, S21d2l 3JS g5
Permoncnt appropriations 1872.
600 90
Debt due by corpomic Giles 1872
600 90
Paris Of the old public debt 5000
90
Three and five per cent.
Fund, due 10 the States. 1862, 900
90
Interest payable in 1913 on
loan. 1908 900 90
Redemption Of Treasury
notes. including interest, $780,
600 on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

For The year 1914
Civil, foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous mill.
tary and nayal s2fd2i35s %
Permanent appropriations $4,000
90
Debt duo hy corporate rites l2S,-
200 OO
Parts Of lho old public debt 5000
OU
Three and Eve per cent
funds due o. the States 100000
Interest payable in 1874 on
loan, OO3OOO 90
Principal % DC loan. pay
oJio Jan. J lsI5. jGG5g7G -5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

NO PINT Ur Urea CpvrHAcrs our P0wERs"
~ ME New World Of Saturday M1v flih con.
tains its usual variety q Tales. Poetry. nud
General News, also Biographical sketch uf Sir
Robert Peel, With portrait Single nunbo7s for
.elc md subscriptions received NJ THOMPSON'S
Literary Depot, Munioe a. whore may nl.o be- had
single numhcrs n the Situul9y evening r ST. gou.
ucWs weekly Iicmh, The Iron ty, Emterant and
% Countyman, Saturday Colnoi sc Sc. of SAT.
W'.y ias' may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

~ FOR SALE. On very hvornblo
ssstf1 terms, two lots Of ground on Tho North
5sssHt1 side ofQuincy IT, (fots 4 e. 8 in squaS,
k=zSszs NJ 21) on which are two cxrellent
brick dwellugs-ouc of which is The dwelling now
orCupicd By the Rev Wm Armstrong Fsr particn-
lars ap,ly 10 DANIEL LAMB
may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

HNLOIR -CL0tge FamfIy Tio1s of q u..f,Ilo,,
d hfH1d. consent, - sIle by
my - q MEEE A. CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

sl-a,l3En u

'"''' SJ~J,J $50 ~
VII be perceive ] lu1l au,Dt tiy cstiulirI
'''''F'S hi'" tAc Treasury, ii' iItd s-rusy ir,u
'hc sales ulIhc rGhlic lands O. u,rl,tcd Tb. ola.
"'' p''io,cd iu lh- bill >llurttird being in many
"'''"rt, higher thnu twenty - cent, as passage
W''' u"drr HE iofn- ct Jue ia, ,uug act rc,.prr
,no '"c'ue i'"u The pUb.ir LANDS 90 the National
Treasury
Annexed - a srhc,lulo marked . d.,,rur,l o.
"''" 'he lp"nni e." rn "'r at,ou> in 10 ufJAr du-
''''r Articles Iurluici u ihc PRESENT bil and %.
tho rcvcuuo which w.g'd accrue hur. each. az the
fllr' ct day HpN pu, .i,.h The Imp,ri.r ar.s as
s'mcd ~ ihc bass oi yuuur arc s.c. lp aupui, Co
50 5l7 3oJ, yividiug "a rr-s revenue ct
SJ3.GJJ. SO p
/ t"m which lclurt estimated 10.
mount draNh,ch 600 iurr,ilutt-r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
From the Norfolk Herald.

A little pleasantly, unmixed with malice
should never give offence and the gravity Of
the statesman may, without any compromise
of dignity, unbend al touch from the wand
of the man in molly. We cannot vouch
for the truth OF the facts related IN the fol.
lowing communication which appeared in
the Harp and Coupler Of Saturday bu;
as (true or lauciiuI) they should give Of
ience 10 nobody, we have transferred them
10 our columns, as a well told story.
BY the way, although We do not counte
nance the intrusion Of the press ipto the
privacy of the Presidents retirement, we
cannot refrain from relating little anec'
do,e as il was related TO US, Of an incident
tina, ;ranspiied during bis stay at the RIP
Raps." Among the visitors on one occa-
sou was an honest Emefalder, who had
taken bis "mornng little too freely
10 other words, he was conjured by tho bot.
tie imp. Conscious that he was not as
straight, as he ought 10 be, he became both
cred and confused III The presence OF maJes
! ", so that, although most courteously re-
ceived by the President, his head turned
round, aud The iiend took The opportunity &c
Jerk lhe chair from under him just as he
though, he was seating himself 10 1t! A
way wen, his heels, aud in The attempt tt
bring them back 10 his supper; they came II
contact with the centre table, well pigh de
mollshlng an astral lamp AMI doing olhe
mischief. The President, who did not cove
the honor OF such prostralion, was IN
first to extend his hand TO RAISE him up
and with many excuses for rlcketiy char
uneven floor, &C., and enquiries It he ha
sustained any injury, re assured the unior
; ,una,e wight aud brought him TO has recol
lection, ard to the glt. Of the CAB. Where
upon, with the ready wit oil an lrishmat
he exclaimed, well, can say what eau
not BIZ SAID by any other man III company
was raised by the Pfeslden, OF the Quite
States! ln little time honest P.i bt
: came very sociable with the President, 40
$ at parting reminded him tina. whatever els
. he might do, he must be sure and give L
u United States Bank. This was BAT
0 b!uuder IN hlm, 10 be sure but the re
s,deut assured hlm that he should hav
e bauk of SOME sort, even II II was
Il oyster Bank.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
| side, would give the Wings majority on

side, would give the Wings majority on
joint ballot.
Another account with informal reforms
states that Shannon will only have ma
iori,y of 5000 over Corwin. The Adolf
lion vote by these returns is upwards OF
5000. The Senate consists of 80 mem
bers-ls elected every alternate year.
The Loco Focos have ten that hold over,
The Wings bu, TWO so there were ~ new
Senators to elect this year. The House
consists of ~. The Senate, it appears,
will stand Ia Wings TO % Loeos,-the
House, 81 Wings 10 Al Locos. We must
remember then that the Loco Focos had
capital of TEN VOTES TO start upon in
the Legislature, and that they have elect
ed their Governor not by majority but
by plurality vote.
We consider victory here, however,
though the Loco Focos had a majority IN
the Legislature last year, but victory as It
is, il is not such an one as should disheart-
en- the Wings.
The Wings have yielded TOO readily TO
their opponents, and stood aghast when
they should have walked more erect. We
are not alarmed at the results any where,
and if the Wings will but rally and keep
awake it will be an easy matter to change
the rejoicing ofour enemies into mourning.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10

An Omen.-A late foreign paper says
that the heats Of the summer have so dried
up the waters Of the river Elbe, that the
water mills are at stand, aud near Pima
the river is entirely dry. The waters, in
retiring, have given up secret kept by
them for more than 200 years. A square
stone is left bare, having the following sig
nlflcant inscription in Saxon patois -
When last men saw me, in August, 1929,
they wept, and they who gee me next shall
weep too"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10

The magnetic power 10 surprising degree
as the course tina, Mr.. T. Ter has Pursuedin
opposition to those that elected hun, and
his Roman firmnsss, show decision OF char.
acter aud strength of mind tina, would give
the lie TO magnetism. H.
Old Point, Oct. LIST, 1912.
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A 7heory.-Wo have seen, says the
Raymond Miss South Western Farmer,
communication, addressed by DR.. Roder-
lex Morrison, Of this county 10 the Mayor
OF New Orleans, wherein he maintains that
an crcess Of carbon in the cirrulotion. is
the cause Of yellow and other bilious
leYcIs.
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Beloore Of Counterfeit Votes. We learn
that there is large number Of counterfeit
s3O notes, purporting TO be of the Farm,
ers' Bank Of Virginia, in circulation. We
have seen one Of the notes, and it is so bad.
" executed that very little caution would
suffice TO detect the chcat.-Pef. Intel.
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OHIO.

We come now to what seems TO he the
darkest page in the list. Ohio, which ev.
cry Wing speaks of with sroan, and ech.
oes mourniully when asked the news,
Ohioi
The Columbus State Journal, in noticing
the result of the recent election, states
some facts which will account for the dc.
feat of the Wings, without assigning it to
the increase Of the Loco Foco strength. -
For instance, il states that the vote for Mr..
King for Governor, Wing "thrd party"
candidate, "will fully approximate four
thousand votes: that the aboltionists lost
US the following Senators and Representa-.
tlves !: one Senator and one Representative
IN Loraln and Medina ono Senator and
tour Representatives ~ Clertnont, Brown
and Clinton; one Representative in Harri.
son one in Belmont; and one in Guernsey
in all, two Senators aud eight Roprcscn.
tatlyes, Which being placed on the other
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FECAPITuLATION.
On joint ballot, 25 maj.


The Whigslost 3 members of the House
in certain Wing districts, as follows -
Dauphin |, Chester /, Union, Miilln and
Juniata 3, Adams ., Bedford /, Franklin
l, Allegheny !, Butler /, and Mercer 3
IA sufficient to have secured majority
on join, ballot, Notwithstanding the loss Of
three Senators. The three Senators too.
could easily have been saved, if our friends
IN the several districts had done their du-
ty, by turning out to the polls"
Tell US then if this is a victory for the
Loco Focos.