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PEnIGnEE

bgec bred by Com Sir Robert Barrie NJ swarhdaie in
lancashire and fasd In 1922 lie got the sire m
Leainn. rcnncsscc Mafgrave winner nfc st. Lrcr
IN 1872 and other hor'es NJ HIS dam
all by Com Sir Rohcr Barrie got by celebrated BAY
Nod Arabian Shek of Maria bred ~ Duke an
toat Ashton Hall Lancashire The Duke u Uamions Maria
tseEngsh General stud Book edition of 1922 page 1863
waEot BY Oe her lam. Lady Jane also bred by Duke
HanHon IN 1906 got by the famous llamhctonian
BayJaven ,slso bred By the Duke Javen
fn own sister IN spsdine by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Young Fon
ssr 70 spadhe and sje likewise bred ~ Duse
lalton and with pf0puey Dc styled family ~ horses
Tribune 81 Hamilton celebrated bood
btcgur no less than Circumstance quite unpae
ealn I've turf anu hrst eighth stakes were
gn 70 oid Ftwam, biz Gfaco- having osed" Young
70 was 0u n fora BY Squirrel her dam Angelica by Snap
Eolus-Baulsts Chdors-Honsywoors Arabian-nsn N the
TvIue Blues Muoy tse n Daghee) perap. the bes son
Of rve and out u Sir r. Chie unbuy, faou, Marc El,s
no,y Whisky
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14

Two HANTsvc have BY iste srvai. received ,sly
u Of spring Dry Goods Of every variety which We offer 10 pune
tual customers NH ~ WADSWORrH, TURNER Go.
'oFFEE AND TEAs.-Oh Gov Java Coffee green Taguvr,
- DO hugusura d. superior Cunpowder Young lfyon
do, d.. fouehong do for sale by
NH ~ WILLIAM " HARRISON
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NOTICE.
FRENCH BURR MILESTONE MA
NJFACTORY.

'UNHE subscriber, surviving partner OF the late
Il firm OF Smell a Rust. carry busi
ness Mt the obi stand lie has this time hand
ment OF ready made Mloncs Of various
himself will quality and workmanship in
this country Owing To the depressing
considerably lowered the prices and will sell
be obtained other establishment Having Just reeev
be large and well selected
To MI order that be entrusted
despatch Those In Of good article FRENCH
hLLSTONES would find their advantage upon the
Subscber as he feels satisfied his
ton His Office Mt the Of and l7th opposite
Oh MARKET where all orders Will pune
iuay auendedto For reference TO the quality
stones, apply 10 the Richmond MIXERS
NH yOIfEI. =
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ghee biooi bay with sss name and tail and s,r5
snufong baes hoofs e s of e largest Of blood horse
1etuh 10 hsndH inches n height N length IN proportion with
var bone and great muscular stand s
veean strong mbs in hne racing form, with deep shoulder
Hfq baeE on md launches has great the quarters
unua sngh " thigh and yet short below knee and
hoe with hind leg point Of strength and shape squaed by
tea surpassed by and indicative NJ astonishing power
adj which, he zoe from defects of
aharscter known 10 be hereditary with which many fashionable
norm bred sasns Of the present day Affected and
thenss MISTER of course. and DO upon
-vGw Il
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N'AMIiN ROE HERRlNCs-cO bsf barrels Of ,h., g,,,,
u Ros Herring only rsrua.nins, tor sc.
F2s }. a c. WINSTON
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LADIES CHEAP SLIPPERS!
AVE just received fom Phdrlpha ot Of Ladies KID and
Sowcco Slippers which will sen pree OF
81 pair ALEXANDER NIL.
81 Late Cook hin
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JUPllER.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,

Attorney ut Law. PsicrsBHrg "a
OCULAR attends all the Courts for the counties or
Btunswiek pn~idis Amelia, Chesterfield Prince George
and the Town Of Petersburg Business entrusted manage
nent IN the above Courts shall faithfully attended to-
Refer TO Mers Fry Co, Donsn Co. General James
PesTam VIM H. iIa;faHani Fsq, Elisha sheipsson, Esq.
Chas = oshoTne Esq- David Burr Il Co, Richmond
NH l3-daw
Fnnuirer tn eonv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
TIE NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY AND FAIR.

The funds recriVPd from charges for
admission Al the Show ground oflhe Iare
Agricultural Festival and Fair, a Ro
chester. were about $l4 600 From
memhHrS. ant subscriptions were rr-
coiVed about 10 600 dollars. Total "a.
000 dollars.
The premiums awarded for 1913
amounted to 81 600; and the contingent
expenses were estimated al $1,000,
The State Of New York allows the So
cicty 500 per Ounum.
WO are grallied to find that the
Ficnch custom of holding Agricultural
Festivals is gradually o6aInng in this
country, and hope To see every State 10
the Union follow the liberal example OF
New FORK in organizing and eustairtng
Ihcm hy law. The effect they have had
in EOgland ia building up Ihe Agricul-
lurat interest Of that country is uucalcu.
lehe. in fact, ,hev have gwen it an
undue pre- dominance over the other
great interests, and the land holders
and cattle breeders arc we'll aware OF
the fact,
We havo a law in Ohio for Tho en-
couragement Of Agricultural Societies.
and 10 some counties It has been exrcn.
nvcly prNctised upon The benefit
heretofore, however, has b"ea ailogelh-
or local. 1t requires something more
concentrated TO effect the hpne6ceut oh
jet Of our lag, and difFnse general
good, lhNn these scattered county Socie
Ties We know OF no State where due
encouragement is more needed or wnu d
be more powcrfullv felt bv the spricul-
mral class than in Ohio She iS essen.
tally an agricultural State, and must he
always She has il is true many (l,ur
ishing and wealthy farmers; but they
are 20 hn (ouod onv in psrticu'ar sec
tons; and their Influence md example
have 10 general elrtcl Her cattle 10
cJrlain dlsltcls will vie With those 0t
Any part of the Union -. but as a geueraI
rule hey are ordinary \ liille more
pride would improve their quality i'm
msoseiy. So, also, tho annual produc
ton Of her soil 10 great, but ;he average
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
TRADE WITH CHINA.

The French gnvernmen' apparent
ly making extraordlnsrv efforts 10 come
in for share Of tho trade with China
under the new order Of things The
Paris correspondent Of The Naionat In
iellgencer writes Hader date Of the 18th
uitimo.
"PFeparsiionS conliune here, mani
fold and grand, for The French mission
to China. of which, however, tho Com.
merce- half radical psper--Ventures 10
predict argumenIaiiVeIy the utter fail
ure. We have lrom the government a
detailed exposition Of the trade of the
Celestial Empire, and a circular from
tho CHINA ParislaI Assembly" to mer
chants and manufacturers. inviting them
to 6oposite at the bureau. specimens of
suPerior}French merchandise, which ;he
government has undertaken 10 transmit
at Ihs expense Of thetreasUry. Faclo.
rios are TO be established in China,
which shall be particularly instructed
10 promote the mption Of Paris
articles; the three delegates of French
commerce, associated with the mission,
have heen chosen, not geographically,
hut by products - tissues, wines and Par.
Is fabrics. A large coIecrloO OF royal
presents for the Chinese rule rs and Dig
nHarles, has been remarked in The de-
parrment Of foreign aGalrs. The French
rade with China has always been insig.
nricanI and treated hitherto with indlf- |
terence,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

yield is not by any means what it should
be. In This respect with the exception
of certain countes. sRe is behind other
States with comparatively poorer re-
sources.
Much. If not all Of this difficulty would
be removed by the influence of Molh
er Society, hberSlIy encouraged by the
Slale, which would connect wlth aud
foster the county Assoc istions This
would not only create an agricultural
pride among our farmers, bu, diIfuse all
tho moU useiuI and latest Information
equally Ihroug hOut the STATE, aud in the
end amply repay any outlay Cmciaad.
Ii Chronicle
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

ETPtols,slonaI duties nave occupied
our whole attention this week. We
have not even had time to lock into n
newspaper. Hereafter, we shall strive
to make amends for editorial Gelinquen
cy during the past three weeks, For
The presenr. we have only time 10 say,
that the Fall elections. almost every.
where, have given suspicious omens for
the success Of the Whig cause. Truth
is mighty and must prcraiI,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

Cbiei Maglstrscy, 10 i644, is thR, orna.
ment and honor 10 the AmetlcaR Hhme
HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky, 4he
sun OF whose many virtues shines with
transcendant lus,re 10 the bright con,
slellation of national genius a0d worth.
That in him we possess Patriot who
has never fallerrd when his country
needed sacrifice! A Statesman whose
comprehensive wisdom qualities him for
the highest responsibilities; an Ocstor
whose cloquence has enlarged the meas,
ure and lha pc ermanency Of his country's
lame; a Legislator, whose sagscily and
honeEt purposes have left their stamp
upon the monuments OF the na;ion's
growing greatness Thatas RrpubE. &.
cans and friends OF The Con slilutron, we
are ready TO embark with him 8S our
Csp,sIN and pilot, aud sink with the
principles ha'owet by his support. or
survive with glory and advantages
which his success is certain 10 secure
the American UniGn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

The American Flag in Chjna.-A wri
ter IN tho Boston Courier, who takes The
Signature OF Choong Kwoh, says:
Nv hen he thirteen stars and stripes
first appeared al Canton, much cUriosi-
" was excited among the people -
News was circulated that a strange ship
had arrived from tho further end OF tho
world, bearing a npg as besuliluI as a
h,wer' Every body went to see the
koa knee chueH or flower flag sh,p'
ThIs name al once established itself 10
The language, and America is COW cal ed
kra lee krah. The flower flag country
and an Ame ri'hn, kWd kee kwa gin. dow
or flag countryman'-a more compli-
meOrary designation than thut of red
headed batbansn'-the name frSt be-
sIowedupon the Dutch.
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CLEVELAND.

The era!d slales about l50 buildings
have been ereclej in Cleveland during
'he last Two years, including those now
IN progress. Many Of these are in Inc
best sly Ie Architecture. Some of them
are OF stone from Kingston Canada
A pretty extensive business has also
been done at Cleveland 10 tho wsy OF
ship build ng; as we'll as in the manu-
lacIufe oI steam engines, hydrauIic pres.
ses, slOVes, &c &c. An establishment,
al Ohio City, small town opposite
Cleveland, 81 The distance Of about
hundred yards. called tho Cuyahoga
Steam Furnace, has recently perfected
an arrangement with the Navy Depart
ment, tortbO casrng OF 20 rhirry two
pound cannon, and thirty Paixhsu guns
OF SIX and elght inches CaIibre, for the
use OF The Department on the norlhwes
tern Lokes. These guns are to be made
from tho best quaIny OF Iron from lhe
celebrated Furuoces at Hanging Rock,
Lawrence county, Ohio.
There are in Cleveland threo Lard
Oil manufactures, capable Of consuming
40OO lbs Of lard per day.
A new Medical College has been es
lsbIshed alCleVeland, with Professors
Of eminence'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
legislature.

The following is complete list Ofthe
Senators and Representatives elected
This year:
SENATORS.
AihenS and Meigs-Abrahsm Van
Worries.
Asaiabuld and William L.
Perkins
Adams, Highland FOyette-JOhu N
B,rrere Wig gnIn.
Belmont and Harisoa Robert II.
Muler*
Ciermont Broom and Clinton So Jamcs
Loydo Wa. II BalIwin*
,oim d,oaa- Cnadcs N. Aces
Ckamp@ga, L2goa aud Union John
GHhrlrl j..
Coyahoga g. GeaSga Moses Kelley,
Goiha, Laurence aud Sciot0- Moses
Gregory
Cue nsey aud Monroe William Afm'
strong"
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The Ancrican Tariff:

We have read with much interest an
able spSech on the subject OF tho Tariff,
in tho Penn'ylvauiS House OF Rcpresen
tatiVes, by Edward Joy Morris, Of Phi
ladolphis. We ask attention 10 the FOL
lowng concluding pssages:- NoW Lis
bon Palladium,
I'll shall not pursue this discussion
farther, except 10 glance al tho giSt ol
tho whole argument against the TaulI
ii. .. the old exploded doctrine, that II
taxes tho consumer for the benefit oI
the manufacturer A complete re(ula
tion Of this charge iS 10 be found in tho
dsIcsnding prices Of American good'
since tho imposition Of the TatlF, Be
fore 1916. Tho price oI yard Of cotton
was 35 cents, and The wages ol factory
boy so cents per week; now, the same
shiring 10 sold Tor O cents a yard, Onc
tho Wsgts Of Tho operatives have risen
10 SO pei week Thus, before the Ia
EiG, the faciotg boy could buy only ont
ward and 4 10 for his weeks work; IN
der the burdens Of tho protective sys
TEN, for kis weekly labor he bOvs 33i
yasdsfabOs proving that tho effect o
aha9aaH mas been 10 faise wages an,
shisssae 80 prices OF articles of wear
deh hos been tho effect upon all ohe
fabrics made in 'he counlfy-upon oU
woolens, hosierles and particularly up
en- cur cOicoes, wbifh, IA neat0ess .
pnuern, and richness ot color, an
slfrneth Of iexfure, now maintain a sue
cpsi competition with English cali
eoes, bOh Ia the domestic and (oreigu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

Hints 10 The Fair Sea We under.
stand that tho unmarried gentlemen Of
Northumberland have resolved 10 form
Themselves into m association, to be do
nominated the Shirt and Pie Club the
principal object of which is to ensure
suitable wives TO effect this, each
member is bound under a penalty OF
E50. not to marry any lady who can -
mott by two credible witnesses. be- prov
ed to he able to cut out and sewa shltt,
make p'e, and darn " pair Of sock q.
riGgs, aud ne must, wrh,u six mon'hs
alter his martiage, under sim,Nr pen .
atty, be able to establish that his la3y
has made at least dozen OF shirts, bak
ed dozen of pies, aod darned dozen
pair OF stockings, The idea has been
borrowed from : club 10 the South,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

Hogs by the Rail Road AS ilIus,ra
tive OF the facility with which live stock
s gor upon Inc cars, al the Rail Road
Depot, ia this Town, wo may mention
The fact, that seven hundred aud fly
head al hogs, which were forwarded on
Monday morning last. TO Baltimore. aud
which occupied fifteen large cara, we're
loaded IN one and three quarter hours
The Rail Road Company is now car =
rying hogs, we learn, at the rate Of 80
cents per 100 lbs, and we further IN
dersland, that oil which have vet arri.
we'd here during The present fall, for the
eastern markets, have been sent by cars
With safety. The time occupied ia The
delivery from this point to Baltimore, is
about twenty hours Cumberland CiU-
iiiqa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
COMMERCE. OF THE UNITED
STATES.

Referring TO the letter of our Wash
inglon correspondent, which presents
The leading facts embraced in The anuu
NJ slI'emeuT OF rhe Comme roo OF the
United States for the year ending 30th
September last, (nOt yet published, J MS
worthy Of rcmetk that the value of do
nestle exports in that year, and also The
total value Of exports, including foreign
ARTICLES, was less lhan in uny preceding
year since 1884. In like manner the
value oI imports was less than in any
wear since 1880 The exports Of for
eign articles were only ll,72l 538 dol
lars in value, being less than in any
year since 1880, How much further
back we mig HI 60 without finding a par
aiIel, we cannot AT this moment state
Ia eight wears from iS2 roI8?8. iDcln
srve. the average annual value OF foreign
xpor,s was24 S24 ,6?4 dollars. In the
next eight N"ara. ending wi h 1886 in.
elusive. 20063 I69 Aud in the last
six Yeas. ending with 1912 inclusive,
only IS 40S, FOG Thus showing a ra'
pid dimiuurion in this branch o! com
mPr"P.
The domestic exports, with occasional
luclualions. have been constantly in
creosng The following schedule will
show the progress Of this branch of our
commerce since 1920, resulting in a
great measure from lhs increase Of the
cotton crop, Also, in the last column,
The annual value Of imports.
Average annual Do, annual
Years. dom. EXPORTS imports.
ls2l,44yrs S47 837 Gql SIS 9SS S85
lS25-s do 57.397 954 s7?27lll
1929 80 do 80 894 1877 S7397 .459
1888 6 do 80 86l 9O5 143.G?S 855
1887 an do l02 333 G36 40 9S2 S0s
lS42 % yrs 9967G $50 Id 9j4 I23
From the fncr that the amount Of
foreign goods crporifd has been gradu-
ally diminishing, it lol'ows that the in.
crease of foreign goods consumed IN this
country, has been even greater than the
increase Of impndaiionS. The year
ending 30lb September, 1918, will
pAhiblr considerable increase
bath Of import aud exports, compared
with last vcar. It isto br hoped w.
may hereafter AVOID rhe extraordinary
llcIuatlonN in commerce which have
Oecn experienced Of late yoars--Nl,k"
disastrous 10 the merchant, and pr"judi
,iaI to the general interests ol this coun
rv., Tho tendency now, is 10 over
,crion. Let us be- moderate, and aor
disregard the lessons Of wisdom W.
have SO dearly Iesrned.-JOwnai Of
Commerce
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
MR.. CLAY NEW YORK.

Tho following resolution Of an Albany
meeting expresses the universal Whig
ieoing;
Resolped, That he Democratic Whig
Electors Of lho city Of Albany, respond
with ora hear, an6 voice 10 The nomlna
ton OF HENRY CLAY Ns our candidate
Tor The Presidency ol tho Uoued Sroics,
that 10 him wo recognize tho eloquent
champion OF our principles and the gnl
liant leader Of our host - and that we
hereby pledge our uNicd and unlirrg
exefDionS 10 elevate This OOror, SAFES
man and Patriot 10 the highest office in
the elll Of free people.
We cordially Odopl onober resolution
from the proceedings Of a meeting in the
West:
Resolved. Tbn, our FIRST, last and onlv
choice Of = candidate for Tho Executive
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
REPRESEN TATIVES.

AshtdbHh = Abner Kellogg.
Athens and Mpigt - Charles Downiou.
adams, Rgh'am md Eyeue Bur.
na'n Martin, Hugh Means
Belmont - Samuel Dunn,* William r.
Cotie.*
Butler : Clark C. McMahon.*
Champaign Joseph c Brand.
Ctack and Madison john M, CAL
lsgher, AqolIa Toland.
CIermOM, Browa and C2jnton Wi.
liam Roudebush," james f. Sargeot*
John D White
COshocioH George A. McCieary.+
COlamCiaaa-Jo Muuin,* Robert
Filson*
Cuyshoga David Harvey, Samuel
MctIraIh
De'a~rre, Marion and CroWford-
John CarUy, William Smarl*
Faifcld-Jacob Geeent Joseph Sharpt
FaakIi@-SamueI Parsons, Cornelius
Crum.
Greene-John Killer.
Guernsey William lawrence +
GaIiia, Laurence and Scioto-Joseph
j. Coombs
Geauga-AIfred Phelps
HamItoH james II. Ewing,* Will
ham Wakefield, ~ John Sn,der.*
Harrison William Mcfarland.
Huron and Erie Samuel Alherron %,
jefferson a. Carroll Smiley II Johu.
son, LronaId Harsh, Isaac Shane.
Kaor - William Smiths
Licking Samuel White, Daniel Dun.
can
Logan and Union-Wiliiam McBeth.
JOrain -Sy!vsnus Parmeley."
LGke--Johu F. Morse.
Lucas, Williams, Pdulding, Henry,
PMtndm, Allen, Van Vert and HARDIN
Sidney S. Sprsgue.
Moatgomcry-Hanry S Gunrkel.
Monroe Edward ArchbJid.*
MuSEingum-Joseph Fisher, Davis
Johns.
Mtdina Richard Warmers
Miomi, Darke, Mercer and Shelby
David Alexander, James Bryson, James
Watson Riley
Pickaray-Iohn E Vanmercr.
Portnge-Plruman G. B,nnel."
Prebie -Jo.rph 5 Hawkins.
R'chiand John g. Myers Isaac
llrlrlch*
Ross, Hooking, Pie aud Jackson -
Wesley ClArpoole, Joseph KaIer, Asa
r CaSsity*
S@mma-Augusrus E Footc, John II.
Mcmillan
Seneca SaaduSky, Hancock, Wood
1pd OadWd WIlam D. Craighhl,"
S,mwe Waggoner
Smrk James cores
IrumLuH-Heury Manning, AsaheI
Mpdbury*
Tascaropas and Holmss-Edwin R.
6 GBrhcrson." Richard lIowtl.*
WTrta Edward Noble.
WmAagtoH, Morgna and Perry
John Crewlord, John e ClaIk.*
W0yae Perer Wil!ozA
("Locotocos,] (tlndependent Gem.
)cralSl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
CONGRESSIONAL, 81 MEMBERS

CONGRESSIONAL. 81 MEMBERS.
District lst Alexander Duncan, loco
81 John Il Weller. loco
81 Robert E. Schenck, whig
4rh Joseph Vance, whig
9Th T. D Potter, loco
9Th Henry ST. John, loco
7lh J MCDowe,I, loco
Slh John ! Vanmeler, whig
OH f las Florence, whig
10th Heman 1 hloore, loco
llth Jacob BrinkrrhoG, loco
I9rh Samuel f Vnton, whig
18Th Psrley B johnson, wing
l4h Alexander Harper, whlg
18Th Joseph Morris, loco
I6h James Matthews, loco
l7h VIM G MeCsGslen, loco
18th Ezra Dean, loco
l9h d. R TtIden whig
20h Joshua R Giddings, whig
2Ist II X. BrinkerhoF, loco
This shows the election Of 8 wings t
IL IocOloeos.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
OHIO EL.ECTFON.

TIE TIT-TIIF LEGISLA
TURE SAFE,
We are Pnabad TO say with certainly
that The Whlg' will have m"jorWv OF
TWO on joint ba lot in the mex Gtner
al Assembly, TrumbuI county sends
one Wing and one Loco, and Huron Sn5
Erie sends Mr. Arherlon, good Nhis
so that we have in The House 80 mem
bers. TIE whole may nov be sum med
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

The following is the aggregate num-
ber Of votes for Senator and Represen-
lalives, in Jefferson and Carroll countless:
SENATOR.
EckIcy, (Whig) Jefferson, 2,Io9
do do Carroll, 1882
-3 Gal
Ilampson, {Lokie) Jefferson 2 10
do do Carroll 1880
Snn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

A Harrisburg correspondent Of tho
B humOre American, under Gate Of the
II, says:-. As Gar as The returns have
come IN, The Wings have decided ma
jority ia The Legislature, but thlnk that
complete returns from the whole Slate
VIII show SNAIL majority for the 10.
coIocos- although they seem to give il
up as having gone for The Wings.
Tway, the Wing candidate lor State
Senator. in The s'roag Lrcooco district
Of Lycoming, Clinton aud Centre, has
been elected ty upwards Of 300 majO.
Tity.
The indications are, from the returns
received, that tho Whig Canal CommS.
sioners are elected They have gener.
ally run above the other Whig cindi.
dates. and the L,coloco nominees below
theirs. 1t is beneved that Clark (LocO)
has been defeated; but he couCties 10
come IN may change the present aspect
ot the result.
This glorious result was scarcely al.
licipsled.
The members Of Congress elect, as
far as ascertaned are as loIlowG
District Ist f J. Morri, wv gam.
% Joseph K IngetsoII W
3 John T Smith, W
9TH Charles iOgersolI, L
oh jacob s Yost, L
9th Michael Jenks, w gain
7th A R MclIvaino, W.
Sih Jeremiah Brown, w
/ 9th John Ritter, l.
l0rh R Broadhead L
lhh b A Bld'sck l.
l2h Almond II R'nd, L
l3 h Gen Frlck, w gain
l4'h Alexander Ramsey, W
l5'h Dr. Ms. Independent L.
l6h lanes r qc l.
II b Gen j,mr3 i.vtn, W
ism Aod,e~ ~saarr. w
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24Ih Reed, W
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Wing majority on joint ballot indie
pendcNt Of three "lud"pendent Demo
crals," TWO - o, S. JOuinaI.
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where The scheme has been emlnen'Iy
successful, RS the young ladies', seeing
that What N nodern par'dnce are u'u =
ally denominsled accomplishments were
at discount. turned their attention 10
what was really usetuI. and were con-
rewarded with good husbands.
= Berwick P0per
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Majority FOR Eckley
REPRESENTATIVES.

NLi a ! hSs
ETersh (Whig) Jefferson & Carroll $500
johnson, do do 36l2
|. Shane do do 1888
ToIan, tlokie,) do 343I
U Shane do do $3.50
Kerr do do 3547
The Wings ara all elected, and the
Lokies are all defeated
The vote for the Liberty candidates
was as follows:
SENATE. d.
George, Jefferson county sS
do Carroll do 10
REPRESENTATIVES.
Ramsey, Carroll i JeGerson III
Palmer, do 1850
Hunter, do 1856