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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06
HR 1 UNcAN's EXPrcFoRANr KR,
- Dl for ~ N
Consumption.

Col Is, coughs. Spitia= nf blood, bronchitis,
snmlsncnIIy Of Breathing; Asthma, PaIn IN be
and AL diseases ufihe Liver and the Lungs.
We nre alike liable 10 disca se-and death is
The cetiaiS lct Of all thar live and have beng;
ana a''h"ngh the latter cinGot be avert d, sill
the former may. by the power sf m.dis ine. be-
reno we'd or rendered less psnfal the afflicted.
ther% u one disease. how, vcr " ici, Sc. ms for
ages to have dehed he power q. the shea ing art
1.-The learnei faculty havesia vain spen,pied 10
a'rrst ne iat1l rro sress, .hy Nh. Application CT
remedies within their reach or known ia their
practre-hnt ConsUmp ion has deheh tSeir
united skill. IL has st1iked firth with inpuiafy,
gaiherins ~ re cl.eeples~ rTnhlase friend from
every cfrc e. and a member from every 60 y.
and casing gloom and darkness Ger he placer
OF i's visitation. n an n, whose laboTs have
Drought iSrih medicine VIII in macy cases.
and which will aso afford rriief in iue most
stubborn and hopeless -hnu,d be req rdcd ia tn
iRht OF public BE- nefa~tor- IL IS cnnfileafly
.ncvrd mat DuncaWs Exp. c'orant Remedy
VIII 20 WIS Hence u is presented MD rec ,n-l
nenoed - the conntunty This m-dI-po
nnnfd'atel, p"liilies and relieves the ole l-.ssng
'ouSl. cans'ng Tree an easy ext ecioraIon;
stop ing the hectic fever an nigh sweat healing
the u cerated lungs and arrestng The fafa pro-
1Iess o. aonsumpi on, at he SIM finn. sirrnsth
rnln@ the weak and debili ;sted reeul ,iing tho
howell and ro'pcirg qnicf rest and sw Get re-
o-e- THIS ely can be relied anon 20 do all
~ ms po%n ~ m Iita' I'D berg used IN the
snr IN the Unversitv Of Ehnhurx, far upwards
oi eighteen years, hywhich thousun Is have b an
restored 10 perfect 'ai!h II not a. be nndcr-
-inol thai the 'Ex1t ctorant Kemelg' Will cure
al cases ~ cess mntion; this II will no. do
But VIII le there ia liza there is hope; we would
ihereore a.vise all ton This medicine When
The caSei- ilrIra d., il sill pr ives bessiaa %
she suiisre by giving ease an strength re lev
M the cough and chsaking " phiessn. q c. -
nus aio1e V c9asp! 'ti"n to the pal ent, which
tn3ns~nHs q" not ex.erienee.
10 North Eiehih ST
:, Enr sale in Wheeling byJ B & RIB MARSH,
Sole AgenfF $3.50 s--FT'E ROY "a
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nj ELL, MOORE & co. Fast Mail Coaeh
IN Leaves Wheeling daily al 6 O'clock. p. NJ.
AZ hours 10 Cinrinnai
Titof C"ach. leaves Wheeling daily nj 6 o'clock
A. NJ. as hours Ia Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID. TaIlmadge's Good Intsa COarh lenvrs whre.
so.
~ Extras furnished at al u mes. IN The above
lines To parties with the privilege oIIyns by nghl
or nui they rhoOse.
O6ire No. SO Wafer 81. WHEELING. VA
aug 30 J MESKIMEN. Agent.
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EDUCATION.


a FEMALE SEMINARY, urder the suptr-
~ Wis on and control ofthe Rector OF Trinity 4
Hnnrcn, raFs We I Wood county; va has
he PRINCIPAL, y lady af greaf experience, Of
extensive travel and simple qualifications. She 3
country and England, and having resided in
France for some years IS enabled Ia converse
hutntly ~ he Isngiiase Of that country. Her
assistant, Miss Stnsob, completed her ucafioo
ct the Pstap~eo Ia~ti.uie, Md. uhdc the direc-ss
iion. Of Mrs. Phelps. fsrmerly Mrs Lincoln. and
patronage shall Justify other suitably oneii6ed
assistants viii be added. Over the inportant
Items in good ejn ."'ion-health morals. and
MAJ Dorss-the eye ola P7stor. y IN stheT ard nress
eepiTess will be continually Thrown. Es,.n;
ally will this be the case rs 10 the bOarders r.
tween whom and the other me nltTs OF the
cherlshtd the erdearments binding many. me-
one harmonious family. The boarding denar,
meet VII DC entrusted 10 The lady If the Rev Mr.
Smith. All tho usual branches Of q con,plrie.
mental, viii be taught. O'~e
For board, and tuiiiOa in oil the En-
Ehsh branches. per session Of Eve
months, payable ~ advance aes ~.
waghins teach bOsrdeF fading their
owe towelsl per doztn 49,
IN this school there will Be no othsr er,y, .h
thsn icr the laDgaages and Ornsmehtal rtsIajes
Music per session 81 FIVE months 5000,
Use o. Instrument for practising per -.
Drawing add painting ,oos
Eancy work II ell kinds each l I4o
French, Latin, and Italian. each m NJ,
Ne pupil vii be taken for a less term thsr,
on. sesfion.u 1ees By ~ evious UNDERSTANDING
- - very desirable 90 have them enter a. ,a,is ~
the sessi2n'as p5ssiole- The vaeari0n Will b~ir,b
month Of Sepiember end October. Vocal muse
vii he one 0f the Reneral exercises Of he erbef
without any ext chargr.unless 70 those vybo -
sn,5e speslsiie'sons' when the charge viii BE- SO
Address Req. Thomas Smith, Psrks.s.,o
Wood coun ~ Va. Noi'oatHs
nErEREvcss.-
Sobissk Brady, Esq. wheeling.
Rev Vim Armstrong, AZ
De NJ Craik. Charleston.
kt Rev John Johns, Richmond Civ.
GOV W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

pains or Weakness Of Ire Breast or Ltngs
Chronic Coughs, Pisurisy Femorrhage ofihe
Lungs, and al affections Of the Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
a compound Balsamic .PTepar adon Of the
PrInus Virginiand or Wild Cherry Bark
prrpare4 by a new chemical process, approved
and RECOMMENDED BY the most distinguished
ph sicians and universally acknowledged the
most valuable medieine ever disco vered.
4 IMPORTANT CAUTlON.--fhe public sh ould
Dear ~ mind t4at il Is WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHI EkRY that p.rfsrms those
remark able cures which are published in every
part Of the country, and not the articles Of simf-
lar name that are OCCASIONALLY pufied into tenn
poTary notice. Thow may be good but we
kno~ nothing about taem.
NFi-et every Man, Woman AMI Child read
the following, and II tIat does not satisfy ALL
Of the great virtues II this Medicine, let them go
aud See The onisiSAL-with NUMEROUS other
testimonials Of like character:
wGrERvILLE. (Dneids co. N. W Sept IS, 1913.
DER SIR owe II TO the afflicted To inform
yen that IN January last | was attacked by a
very Violent cold. caused by working IN the
water, which settled IN my lungs. IL was ac-
eompan ied BY severe pam IN my breast and
SIDES. I'D also Distressing cough. 4 had IN
attendance all the best medical aid in our village.
bnt a'ter exhausiIsR their skll 10 M avail,
they pronounced my disease a confirmed con-
sumptlo ,. aad they one aud ell gaze me up to
die. After much % rsuasion, got the consent
Of my physician % use the 3alsam Of Wild
Cherry, prepared BY DR. Wistav. purchased Of
the agent ~ our place one bottle. before using
half OF which began to gain strength. and il was
very evident nv cough was much etter and my
symptoms IN every way inp rowing. ! have
nov use. thrcc Bottles ana ON rcsf0red 70 per-
feet health. This result ~ alone owing to the
use Of DR. WIsTAE's Basam OF Wild Cherr,.
and take this method Of giving you the inlor-
mation, party 10 pay the debt ofprafifude owe
You. md partly that Others similarly Affected
may X lOw VIII, re 10 apply for relief.
Very truly, yours. JAMES SAGE.
MR. PALMER, Druggist. under date Of Wa
teryille. Sept -, 1913, writes The statemsot
gwen you " slf James Sage 10 veil ksOwa 70
was a most remarkable cure. The sale Of the
balsan syery good. and success in cures fat.
tennR. Yours, respectfully
d ID PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and see our certificates
They prove c0nclusiyely that hey can Be cured
u they get the righf medicine. Be sire and ret
Dr. wstsrs Bllsam Of Wild Cherry Bepare
Of init rfi0us.
sold IN Wheelinaby : CRUMBACKER In
Pittsburgh By 4. WILCOX. and IN Oh the prin-.
cIpal towns IN the United States, 81 .Os a bottle.
nov ~ 6m
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GREENS & cos.
'AcKaGE EXPRESS VIA CUMBERLAND

fACNAOt. EAPKF.SS. VIA CT MBfkLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
TIME pub ic arc informed that GREENE q
CO. have entered iarS an ovrsrgs mcnt
with the Baltimcrs and Ohio Raj. koSd Conn a
ny TO run Car with the passenger train 20
ayes. rarrels. and 1uAdles, al 10 nhd from the
following Places
Frederick Hancock HnrSer's Ferry Ndriias-
burg. Cumberland. Hhcclfng, Cincinnati
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Train. leaving Baltimore 81 2 Ia NJ. ar
rving al Wheeling By FxPRE -, early the fol-
lowing evening. and delivered fres OF bsrtera2e.
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make collections aid
attend TO the purchase Of goods in Baltim re,
Phladelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Greene Il Go. having connecttd the above line
with Gr;swoli & Cos Baltimore anl Phadel
phia. and Adams & Co.'S New York aud Boston
Express Lines. pledge themselves To execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business s-trvsI
81 20 their .ere.
n. b, Al pack ages by the above line must be
press. JrTho~e frlm the West Greene y Cos
Eastern aud Northern Fxsress." We beg TO
refer TO the following .eerteaen-
Msssns Brrkhead a. Penrrc.
Do Talto'. Jrnes & Gu. p.,,:
Do Mauhrws. O.ild * Co.
Wm Pobiussn. Jr. Esq.
Messrs Dickinson e. Co, Cunberland.
Do Jas "a FORSYTH a. 40. ltheeIins.
MISUNDERSTANDING - Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas E~rsyih * Co, Hheeiing.
NJ All packacrs addressed "a the care Of the
above agencies will be Forwarded With 4. sra tch.
aaso Iss Marked street baltimore.
"A RE X r. ID u G Z ID
- - 80 .rwwr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-06

W - NIA--Ix cHAScERY AT Circnit SUI
or conrl OF Law aud CHANGER, begun,
continued AID held for the county Of ohio, at tue
Count house. thereof, on Friday the l7lh day Of
November S43.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Francis Armstrong. administrator de 6cnis
non. with the VIII annexed of Noah Zane.
deceased
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NOTICE. i o IfOISEA EEPEfSS.
VrAE Subscribers be7 leave 30 inform the Gin
zsns OF Wheeling and vicinity, that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No Is3 Main street Wheeling. Va. who're
may b. found an extensive assortment OF Gii
aud N ah0g1ny framed Looking Glasses, Por-
trait and Victure frames; Upholstery ware. con-
els ing cfFcaiher Beds; holsters Pills ws, csrl
ed hair Spanish moss, Gotten, husk and spring
mattresses togeihe- with full assortment oi
the lstes, style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this city; all Of which Will he sold
sR The m Asf tca sonable terms and lsarranted.
Also Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneeis.
saraish, Spanish NOSE, &C, &c, constantly on
haai
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Ct furniture on the most accommodating terms
sand Short notice
AID ANS & Co.
IVES MENDEL & HARBOUR.
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BOOTS SI|a3S
.'- a. 8. TOD -s,S -. -. r..
BOOT & SHOE SEcRr.

5OOG q 66CG S49EPe
a $. TODD. ha. iu-, Returned fro,r. The .Rss'.
~ and i- nov opening biz ALL a Il WIN FER
STOCK &C BOOTS anil SHOES. nj The Smt,,s = 3
nf the Market House. Sign oi The BIAtk MANI
MOTH BOOT A. ih,s Sack Mas s~ire,ei and
purchased expressly .T the retail ira ol Wheel e.
fears need he enlera'nc rsii- qua is a,. VIII re
an ar'icir Is s.ld r'pe ard q. ir iurn suf or
he such The proprietor vii make D s,s~l ia sub
sequenf purchase. An whn wati Boas Sns.~s.
Gaps. Leather and Fading. will please rsu At tho
Sonh End OF Marker So airr. and csatn. &C the l,l-
having stock. viz: ~, y y, - -
4Sn Pair Mems COARSE BeoG AIS. ~ =.
$50 do KIP a.
90 do Cat and Aio'"eeo Monsee,. ....,l
90 Pairs Boys Think I,nsgsns ...-......-
so dn Kioa,d Calf do.
90 P,irs Ynnih. rh-c> and Kip Shoes.
100 Pairs MEMS Turk and Kip 9s,ls q
la do Cali. seel anil MIN cen Roots
Is Pairs Bey-' Kir. Thics and Calf d..
300 Pairs ynnihs' Kip as.i Gals ,5sf ~ III II
324 Pair W"sucrs' Kip Lace Bosis. % ~
ia do Cali do. -, p 90 -.
325 40 fnss-we.it CHA M.rescs Boots. Z
300 d. Kp.c O.. fnnd Crri. Leather Shines.
TOO d. KID WALKING SHOPS. ... -
90 d. Kid AMI M"n'e~" Si,pr~n. q seal
| ls5 do Silk aud Pranell, Caters.
$50 'lc Gum and Leather OvcrsLoes.
! 900 Pair- Misses' Calf zee B,s's. -t..s
$40 do KIP BOOTS. Nfif ~
I ROO Psfr. -
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.100O lbs, OAKUM.--
OOO 1000 LBS row
50 doz Bed Cords. aa a.. Pl,,.t ~
y Coils Manila Rope, 20 Coils Hsno r.
IS Ferls Pafkina Yam
ALsO-ldNES and TwiNEsof an k,,i. a.
VIII be sd al lev for CASH. NJ can ne .,,.,.,.
Wss' o. ne Mountains. Tho public are rs.r.e,.
~ s.',e''eo 70 give ne call brfors pugehe.in~
elsewhere CHARLES n. BgRaY. 80
-. Corf8rs Sso,s.
8sst q waiss - H..
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+ a IL 4 X r. ID u G L ID
TO CINIf.yNA I'll.
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- A II
AND CERTAIN CtKE FOR WORMr.
CEkTfFicATE OF ifs efficacy can be son al
the store oi the Subscribers sufficient TO sat
isfy tie Neutrality-suspicious.. Price % cents.
~ wtirEtsy Green Co. PAD
Nr. b. a. F,ahnesfoek d. Co.
my practice for number OF years. ma find il
the most sure aud sale Worm Destroyer hat
ever had.
I was called 10 a child six or seven year. old in
Nav, 1872, which was then in spasns with the
worms, gave il one vial cfyonr vermifn-e q.
greatly to directions. and the child passed 40
and il passed 200 more. ma king in al GO Worms
The child recovered immcf lately, and has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
nave prescribed a I'm manY other cases, in
which IL has brought away 300 and 400 Worms.
JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE oE INVITATIONS.
There are Vermifuges in almost every section
OF the country, asserted to be the same. pr equal
to tahnesiock ~ " hich Is not the case-th.rr
~ none lIkeit-. They contain danceious ingre-
use he first aud only safe an eficacions one
20 nor be per uaded by the interested vender
that others viii answer as we'll
Il A FAHNFsrocK e. co.
corher OF sikh and Woo! SIS. Pittsburgh.
JONAS CRUNRACKER g.
JAMES BAKER.
IA FAHNRsTocK's ANTI fe Bilious
PILL: S,-A gentle but efficient cathartic, ex-
7ressly adapted for .mily physr; and are not
SURPASSED hy any other pill IN use Tor all cases in
which acathariic IL Indicated. They will operate
q orouehiy without gripping. Price 25 cts for a
box containing 10 pills.
PnenHos &c CT Cough BdISam-A valuable
remcdy fdt coughs and g lids, Price os cents.
Cough LozenEes.-Thes Sc Lczenees possess a !
the virtues of the best CouEh Syrup. are convc-
nient TO carry IN the pocket and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price % cents.
CdrBaiHstirl LozeRees for the cpye OF The
Summer complaints. As the season is now ap-
orc aching in which bowel complaints sr always
family should he provided with box of these
Lozenges. which, fused according to directions
will certainly cure Price 25 cents.
Liquid Opodeidoc.-This penetrating article
Poss. $50 double the strength of the Common
Opodeldoc is more cleany and much more con-
veni,ntlv applied. Price 2s cents.
For sale by & u M'MECHEN,
je25 Wheeling Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

A Geetions Of the Liver, Asthma. Bronchitis
Pains or Weakness Of TIE breast or Lungs
Chronic Coughs, Pieurfsy, Femorrhage ofkhe
Lungs, and al affections Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
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LEATHER.

A lsrce r.scr'nrni ef tho h~si pnlSims-e M.
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER. urrer Lear,er. Cal
Kip. Kid and Moncco SknF; Bin,ing Pick an
Fai'; LInag skins. Thread. Pegs. Nails. AVIS Lasl
and Findings generally. ALSO. -
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Gensemens' Fine c. an. Seal. Velvet AMI En-,
Lined CAPS. Bow Cloth. vslvslses. Maskrsl
Neuirs aud S~aieu Ca
Infan,-' clo,h veivs; Cops. Boston and :hiL
inhia svl. 4,
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gwen him 1900 majority. As,is we give him bu, SIS,
which, however, is enough for all useful purposes
The election turned upon the principles of The two
mer; Tie "Lca voting Tor Mr. Stuart; the Democrats,
viii Is" or three exceptions, against him. Mr.. STUART
gen'lfmaniy manners did much for him lerc bal he
couldn't GENE he Coon over our we'll tried, honest
hearted, high Pfncipcd yeomanry. The result adds
another feather 10 the cap Of noble .soued Rocking
ham; ana IN our heart We feel disposed TO Prsy-"God
bless her!
The candidates for The Legislature were all gentle
OF The same stamp; and were all pledged to carry
out The wishes of the people
But We hasten 10 give the result. We have only 10
add that II our other Democratic friends in The District
have done as well Tor principles have, Wm. Tay
Tor certainly elected to Congress in the 10Th Legion
District. II We were not opposed 10 the practice Of
shouting over proslratc bleeding foe, We should feel
strongly inclined TO make The weiain ring with huzz1s
io7 the prevalence md glorious triumph of Democratic
principles. However, We will wait &c how
Wing trends take their discontinue, lefore Letray
The proud and an'mang emotions lhal swell our ho.a.s
But The vote:
Congress- Tio1isc If I).fe11,fs
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Nine elees for Otd HNinmsburg!! Federalism
New members.
General Summary Of the Elections.

CONGRESS. mi,
The first, or Norfolk District, IS IN a roy ~
accounts vary go much, that IS lnposs sed Nv rs
,lo "a elected According TO letters received py US
a,r;,son. ID y has a majority III Isle Of "'e'' %
a. !, currr OF 2i and in Sussex vi lI2, tp'hs 'o
1900 Dor !, votes sent for.) According TO some OF
,ha re,urns in the Norfolk papers, Langhorne' ("hg
~ :, majority in Southampton OF 40, IN Nanssh'o''u
~ ooo n Princess Anne oil % in Norfolk Borough OIL
10 and Atkinson majority of IN Norfolk county
ic ,bese data be true, there he and the e4pece
- -. n Sussex. will decide the election IN iavor Of
,,,;,son Other accounts state the mojorues VI
I.anchorne in Naneemcnd at pa, ana IN s"u'na'p''"
:, ri If these be true, l.. IS eiecleo ny -.
- pba result il extremely doubtful, though we are
..ainad to think Lanehorn majority put down 100
,.rae in Nansemond and, hence, a chance Is se,y
- we now dare scarcely venture predicuon
IT, Norfolk Herald of Saturday says, that L1ngnoFne
~ ., cnSsc, with LOO majority. II this be correct,
Atkinson is elected by at least II votes,
81 ~ y,ietkicnburg Dis,rict-Georse Z Dromgoo'e'
Dem, elected without opposition.
erd mr. Haifdr alter Coles, DEM ''"s a
majority Of go in llaiiax over um.r' "n my, -
aen,Ieman JUS, from Halifax, thinks eo'es WIZ -
Elected. 40 returns from any other county
AM. or buckingham Observation-Disclosures W. hoo 3'o'
Dem beats Tolcr, Wing, about luo
5s. or 7bemarle Dis,rict-Gl!mer (Den') ma.
NV IN MADISON Green, Orange and Albemarc aoou'
| a50: Bedford, Nelson and Amherst to neat 'oni-
Gogein, Wing, probably elected. ~ -.
G1 or Richmond CITY Disrid-John w. Jones
| fDam0 minority in Chesterfield 3l4, IN Louisa ,i., IN
GoncbIand l05. in Powhatan making IN all $40
R so,,s Gwha) majority in Richmond city 45l in Hen
rco 81. and IN Hanover -, being $40. jones ma)o
ty in the District so. -,
IN. or leeomac DisTiet-lienry A. WISE !ah''
Claw, has large majority over Hill Garter, Wing
yery few counties heard frem positively
sA, or Esser District- Newton, Wing, elected owe
unn,er, Dem bv abou, 100. Some counties not con
.Insiyely heard from. The R. Wing makes out Thu
majority of Newton Isl. t,,;... WA,
9.h, or LondoDn Distr'ft-Samuei 1hliton' "h'g
,scieL By considerable msjori'y over William Smith
Dem
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~ Ns EliI0rS q Ut IaYNUtF,
BUCkINGHAM-2 Del.
BucKiScuAN c. II April q.
ssfs Editors BE SO good as 10 publish in your
- the majority for our Democratic candidates
.s for Congress, 90. For House of Delegates,
-, and Jones - And, one of the Wing
& a.s, made use of the word, that we, the De-
,rs, ge-e obfuscated, regard 10 our views about
hes please publish IN your paper the meaning of
#-a .aef1scaie and, as the case has turned,
al I'VE them the name Of obfuscalors, which
g., 80 darkness and gloom, our our Wing bro
+, GALS d; aa the Hon. John Hill says, the fact and
..a !, IS, gloom over our minds by obfuscalon.
v. confer favor BY publishing The meaning of
saa. and also this note TO you, and you vii! have
lsa6s o! q subscriber, and an untilnching Demo
:. - Lta,h
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-,ycIyIA ELECTIONS.
mrs 10 The Editors Of tie Enq@Ter.J
rrNAELE-2 DIT.


.'." ,LBEMARLE-e DIT.
"Cn,RIorrrsrnlK, April -.
ors Below give you o.d statement It Will II
ma, ard Federalism" that we h are I ,he same
=. 81 W. -. .,a N 10 ,fiec. triumph over Ike.
&. ..'n 'ss', ,rs Wings have done IN odd Abe
CASH. a., commencement OF the canvas
>aee ",s .,.. hreu ronaing in every direction,
q, iae. ,nd corner Of The county, denounc
cettN 0 ,,.,,c candidates as political Dema-
up the :, .,'n s Of as ;. Sns ., ' RE
!. .a2'.s''' hcen devised IN any free Govern.
.. ,.a; '1' ,hsy viii meet their reward. THIS
81. '''", ..sscsnce Of decency and all the talents,
IL, 20 % ' 5r'sc ea'l an4 ~sgon loads of voters,
I'D p. ' ,sn have b,en seem shouting and hq!rah
:, IS 1.si ''trtes Of this tecen, party G.
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ROCKfNGHAM-,,D s,

Tnr ELECTION, on Thursday last, came of very
quietly. There was not mnche, ci,ement, which nigh,
probably elicit surprise, # il We not generally known
that we are pretty unanimous y of the "sobsr second
thought order. The princip al subject of
If indeed there much ten,en was The conce
for the fate of the different lndida,es for Congress
But This concern did call forth manifestations
of the strength of old Roci ingham We felt we'll
satisfied that Taylor, the enocratc candidate, would
succeed that INDUCED ourselves IN ing.
We could, II II had beep- absolutely neceas ry, have
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iHurrah far The S,caJians
SHENANDOAi.-2 DFL.

1aylor's mi 6g5 in Shenandoah.
81 send you The vote of our county, by which you
will perceive have not been idle. The e1ertlons
by the Wings were greater than have ever seen,
and the most dsgraceiu! means resorted 10 10 carry
their end--bu., thanks to tho Democracy of the Gid
Tenth, they stl maintain their principles. The IN
crease in the Wing vote effected principally by
the representations that Stuart the Democratic or
Republican candidate, and Taylor the Federal cand
date. From present appearances, we Judge that lay
lore majority will be about 700 IN the District. Nj.
Koon!z Wing, and rested on the reception ques
ton.
SOUTHAMPTON.
The Wing says that Lanehorne's majority for Cor
gTess is 10; and Dr. Carr Bowers (Whg) is elected 10
House of Delegates DR.. Spark (Dem) The Nor
folk papers put LAM hornes majority at 90.
SPOTTSY LVANIA.
Newton's (T) majority for Congress over Hunter
(D)9. DR.. Minor (W elected TO House of Dele.
STAFFORD.
"April 81.
g" hasten to give you the return OF our elections so
fer as heard from. At ) o'clock at {. H., Hedgman 8
DENY majority over Walter wv 53; majority al
Falmouth 81 /: at Toscns mill 5-makng his election
sure
SURRY COUNTY, Der.
"SuagY &. H., Va, April eth, 1Sa3
The polls are closed al this place, and stond thus
For Compress Atkinson 81, Lenghorne ~; Nine.
teen aortv for Atkinson.
ScnGtc.-Rdley 5O-no opposition.
House If Delegates Warren d9-no opposition.
A, half past two Atkinson was eight head Of Lang
horne a, CABIN Point. We have not heard from Walls
bridge The election was very thin one.
Surry e. H.. .4pru 90, 1919.
Gen;,emer-T The returns from the different Precinct Is
we're brouch, in to-day, ard the polls of tins county
STA dc ne fooWs
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"The above is the true statement Of The polls of the
old county of Lunenburg-so you will SEQ that our
old Democratic county is still erect and as they press
more, we leng,ien our chain: so hope We shall
in future be set down Democratic beyond dispute
Dennis is beyond doubt elected; and If the other De-
mocratc counties have done their duty equal 10 Lu.
nenburg, Hubbard will be elected. Efforts were made
against The Tax BILL but the that was stirred, the
better 1t worked for Dennis.
MADISON-l DrI