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DR.. Il. @. EVANS AMERICAN vEGETA
BI.E VIRMIFUGE.

BILE VIRMIFUGE.
IT is fair TO conclude that every will speak in
high terms of his own productions; but, with re-
gard to this prompt and powerful destroyer, the
proprietor has only 10 say girs IL trial. and the re-
suit will show you ho~ much il is entitled to its dis
tnpuished name. II worm. be the cause Of com
plaint fair trial Of this medicine will soon decide
the fact.
1t 10 compounded Of pure vegetable ingredients,
and may be depended being both safe and certain
For sale by W. YOUNG
Sole agents fr the District two doors east of G
inst at Eliotts Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sd and ~ streets
ROLL BUTTER, CLOVER SEED, BACON &C.
lust received and for sale in quantities 10 suit
a purchasers at reduced prices
5000 lbs prime Bacon, hog round, small sizes,
1900 lbs. prime fresh Roll Butter,
30 bushels prime Ohio Clover Seed,
$50 Bacon Hams, small size,
20 bags superior green Rio Coffee,
do. White Laguayrs Coffee.
10 kegs No. Lard, very good,
Soo lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar, price 10 to i2l
oVo lbs, God Fish, best quality, retail cents.
10 dozen Corn Brooms,
do Painted Buckets, and
bale Of Candle Wick
The above goods will be sold very low, for cash
only,by J. LiPSCoMB.
Georgetown, ID. G.
march 1886 (Globe)
HORSES HORSESll HORsESfiI
lust arrived at N. Rowles' stable on 9Th stree,
- near the corner Of ID, TWENTY-FIVE head o,
prime
WESTERN HORSES,
Which viii be disposed Of on terms to sui, the
times
Ts Tuvnr e.
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Rank.
Names

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April 4, l843.
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German Publishers, Washington, ID. c.
xIPapers who will insert the above, will entte
themselves to the thanks Of the publishers, and
change of courtesy. April 6--3t
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C. A. WICKLIFFE.
march l6--dtlmay

The Old School Republican, Ohio; kentuckian,
Louisville, KY; Yeoman, Frankfort Ky. Boston
Times Philadelphia Sentinel New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Patriot & Eagle; Argus, Albany,
~ Y; HIPS New Hampshire Patriot and Cincinna-
Ii Republican, will publish the above advertisement
and send paper containing the to the Inspec-
ton Office
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BUREAU OF Con-, EaUIr., & RErAlR,
29th March, 1843
PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau, I'M
Il ill 3 O'Clock, p. m, of the Both April next, for
furnishing and delivering by the LIST September next,
at the Navy Yards Brooklyn, New York, and Cos
port Virginia, respectively, the following quantities
of Flax and Cotton Canvass, viz:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

'rRi STEE'S SAILS. LIN purssance OF decd
Of trust execui Ted Nv Archibald Fisher 10 tie
Issf ard cuIy r.c. ,Se% IN IN. of,@e OF ,be
Clerk OF the county court of Ohio county. Viz
xnia, m deed book No 9s. PAGE fs2- shall pfO'
Gee 20 sell at public suction. on SATURDAY. the
roth day of November le43, nj the door 81 the
court hons. OF Ohio county,. in the city Of w hes-
ling. the following dese ribed part 81 rot No
situated on Quincy stp et in Michael Crsbsm's
addition Ia ihetowp Of Wheeling. to wit: the
eastern third part of said lot. being forty feet
IN 'front.' on Quincy street, nearing from the
eastern corner of said lot and running bsck fly
feet deep, together With the spIurteaances to
the same belonging.
Sale TO commence at 2 o'clock. p NJ. of said
das.
Terws of Sais-One fourth cash down, snd
the balance In SIX. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the LIST Of April next, VIII en-
possession will be gwen: HE deferred pavmen 4
TO be secured bv de,d Of trust on the premises.
Selling as trustee ] shall convey such title
deed Of trust. ATKINS
nov Trffe
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EnuCATInN.

A FEMALE SEMINARY, under the super
IA Wis on and cor troll Of the Rector Of Trinity
Church, ?aFkersbuTg, Wood county. Va has
been opened at his residence. Mrs Windsor,
the PIlncipal, IS lady Of great experience, of
extensive travel anC ample qualifications. She
has presided over similar Institutions in this
country and England, and having resided IN
France tor some years - enabled to converse
huently IN the language Of thar country. Her
assistant, Mss Stllseb, completed her 'ucatiOn
nj the Patapsco ln@ti.aie. Md. nnde the direc-
ton OF MTs Phelps. formerly Mrs Lincoln, aud
, holds the testimonials Of that Seminary. As
patronage shall Justify other suitably qualified
assistants will he added. Over the important
it<ms 10 a good educa'ion-health. morals. and
manncrs--the eye ola pastor. nofber and pre-
ceptrcsH VIII be continually thrown. Especi-
ally will this be The case as to the bsarders. be
tweea whom ord, the other me MIXERS Of the
cherished the endearnents binding Inanv into
one harmonious fan iy. The boarding deDart-
meat will be entrusted TO the lady ~ the Rev MIR
Smlth. All the usual branches Of a complete
Female edncation. both substantial and orna-
mental. will be taught
For board. and ruiiios in oil the I'm
giish branches, per s~ssion Of I'VE
months, payable ~ advance Sos, 90
Washing teach bOarder finding their
own towels)per doz. 0o.36
In this school there will be no oiheT. CHARGES
than for the languages and ornamental studies.
Music per session Of Eve months $4,000
Use OF instrument for practising per
Drawing and painting 100,
Fancy work If ell kinds each 4.O1
French, Latin, end Italian, esch t0.Oe
No pupil will be taken for a less Term than
one session. less by n egious understand ng M
il is verv desirable 20 hrve them enter early II
the sessionias ,ssioe. The vacation Will b IN M
month Of Sentembcr snd October. Vocal musn
will be one 81 the-generai exercises dFlhe srhool
WITHOUT anv sxtra charge unless 70 those who re
Quirs speci III. ssons, when the charge viii be 81
Or esson.
Address Rev Thomas Smith, PsfksrsbuEg
Wood coun w. Va
AEfEnETcEa -
Sobieski Brady. ESQ. wheeling.
her w Armstrong. do.
Da Mr. Craik. Charleston.
Vt kev John Johns. Richmond CITY.
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.CssIE TRUE CATuOLI The r 3
Catfniir De-, E~naffs, ID lh- hev "
Oisnhsirnsr. a ~, oi ~ 10 ere Church. Pti'i
~. fresh supply iosi reres~,i. svin.r
sonsrai a.-srrirui Of Erisr,p-i Prsyef Bots
Propef Lessons i.r sale ~
~, IA JOHN HAswFtf.. li,,r
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HARDW1RE.

CAMS DRAW kNIVES-SAMI'EL
~ Nj IL. h~s ju.I received large lot Vi Casa's
Draw Knives. which is generally known he rSe
best "f MI oIhers u.y .
ID OGER'S KNIVES AND SCISSORS
4 The Sal-rriber has just reed good nssori !.
ment of Penknives and Sc ss0rs. 81 the ell esab-
lished reputation Ot Rogers manulacis1-.
nov9 SAN'L MEL
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French Boots.

French Boots.
q doors South Of VUginia Hsfel Nam sfresf.)
Holm E. WADE is now manufacturing supe-
. rior arIicle Of CENTS BOOTS. sner the latest
FRENCH STYLE ard made of The best Phladel-
phia materials. which hs warrants 10 cempeIe with
anything ever goilen up in the Uniied Safes. and
al The following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do. 600
EXTRA sup sup $50
Wafer prOof do. with Cork and India Rubber l. 90
extra
Ladies AMI childsens' BOOTS and SHOES made
in The neaesi style. oct "a
ID OLLO BOOKS FOR CHILDREN-~
~ R-ilo Philosophy. in four parts. Part l.
Water; Part 2. on Arr Par 3. on Fire; Par 4. on
The Sky. For sale separate OF in sets Of vols. by
nov "a JOHN } HAswELL. Un~n 81.
sIEVHE BEST OVERWHELMING
STORIES and engraving. selected fr"a the
ladies Companion, each number complete in itself.
NV IA
WmPURITY OF THE BLOOD REQUIRES
n ATTENTION.--When the blood becomes
impure IL is certain sgn that NE intestinal regions
81 the sinmas DO not perfefm their naIursI func-
lions. Standards Yegeiable Extract Pills. formed
froa, me sanndesi vegetable nallers extracted by
scientific proces will al rum plants &c The
81 mach. and the blpod will anon run IhruuRh he
prnper channels. pure and healthy ever. These
piIis in their operations free from that pain
which accompanies most others. The reason IL
ohvious the extract constitutes the very Of
the remedy stripped from al grossnc-s, and there
fpfe acis upon The system ~ the mildesi possihle
manner. Al ihnss irpnbled with 81 bile,
Dyspepsia. headacle. &c. (Which be easily
removed with little aitepIion) these pills will e.
feeIuaIly relieve. ard The body resume healthy
| organization.
Sid q, the Office 53s Broadway. Ny. Price IS
cents per bor.
For sale BY John n. THOMPSON.
81 the Book Store Of w j. Robb.
Alo BY F.W. BASSET.
nov IA South Wheeling.
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~PRIcEs TO surf THE TIMES. "a
CITY HOTEL,

No TIC Ma,k~f Square. WHEELING. VA.
VOHN ROBINSON. annuunces la his friends and
- the pnhlie. ihnI he be fnuDd al his Old
Stand, No l76 Market Square ready At oil times 10
wait np"n thnsc whs may iavor him with call -
His TABLE is furnished iih The best the Market
sfords and IS not surpassed by any Other Hotel IN
the City.
The HOUSE is large and ecmnOdious and can
Lodge 100 persons
The STABLlNG 10 ni.o abundant. having room
suffri~ni To arcommohaie up~ ards &c so hsrses.-
This is the only Hotel in the place that we'll pro-
vided E~r the accommodation Of Horse Brewers.
Movers. &c.
RATES OF -GHARGES-SinsIe Meal. IS CITE
Lodging l23 c,s-SWpper. Lodging and Breakfast.
623 rs-Bsard by the Day. 50 cts-B-srd per Week.
81 90. oct I'm
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T,ENNANT-s BLEACHING SILT. constsntIy
il on hand and f'r sale by Ike ssbscribers
agents Esr the manufacturer.
M, 6 FORSYTH & CO.
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CTI RITING AND WRAPPING PAPER. for
w sslo by III FORSYTH 4 CO.
nov 6
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caniel Henshaw. Fra. EGitcr of Ihe kynH.
(Massl Rec.Sd sAys.-'gsyrs< Ia seirTsht -
very valuable SN run. which ne have lately
need with coed eject 10 stoS pug n s%sgh sid
Il breakire
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RRONCrIus.'

MessIs Slosssr & Nhiisns. F,eAsells -. Cs-
wcEo, \ " gavp,--'Irur ESpe.iAv.rr E.Nes
UNIVERSAL SATlSFACTloN.'
Rev Jcha Ellis. of New York s;ts sSys that
two bottles Satsr him Of
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DATTALLIov CO, Rrs OF En-
, EGIMENTAL COrRT-The Rrsim NAL

n " = uri of enqniry ior the sih Reg. wili he
heid az The Council Chandler. un Saturday, the 81
<iay oi December next. ut II O'clock. A NJ. Tie
-oificefs composing The herr,y ordered la
attend KELLY. Col 4.h Infantry.
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ALL OTHER NEDiC1Nf.s

Of the knd.'
RtsNm Laws, Modsrtfs Wa. We. sets. L Il
have used ycnr ExrIetorsnt, End 'oDPd 10 80
ex rel lent medicine for Fufs CT c+y al. ee4es"
DR. Heinrich Of Evansville. Csc. was cured
of Asiimd by IL, and row Trsscfitcs II ~ has
patients ~ al pplf-5naTy sfitc.ttEs.
Nj John BsSkfcT6. Of kasItOif. Tsins. says,
y our FxI ec.crsnt has jUst cured "a M " + m
his pb ysclan had EiVSL NJ 10 die aIIk Con-
sumption. ard also anctisr, in thS WI IowtsI
stages Of
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DEMOCRATIC w HIG
RToHARD HEMRK BRovvME.---EDxToR
THuRsDAx, APRIL, 40, 1913.
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED States
HEN RIG LA Y, Is
f4r rvEN1TrrcHV ase $780,
KENTUCKY

~ WEI are authorized TO announce ELI
ABBOTT, ESQ. as candidate for re.election
to the ONCE of Sheriff of Lowndes County,
at the ensuing November election.
NJ We are authorized to announce Maj.
e. c. EGGLESTON, as candidate for
Town Constable, at the ensuing election.
WE are authorised to announce WIN. p.
FULLER as candidate for: re-election' to
che Office Of Clerk Of the Probate Court at the
ensuing Novembcf Election.
WE are authorised to announce ROBERT
WEIR, as candidate for Clerk of the Probate
Court Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing Mo-
vember election.
WE are authorised to announce Captain
ROBT. BlAKELEY, as Candidate fo1
Town Constable, at the ensuing Election.
WE are authorized to announce SEWELL
NORRIS, as Candidate for Clerk of Probate
Court OF Lowndes County at the ensuing No
vember election.
WE are authorised to announce STERLIF6
H. EESTER as a Candidate for reelection t.
the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court, at tn
ensuing November Election.
WE are authorised to announce } FFER
SON Nj. GRAYBILL. as Candidate for Rep
resentative of Lowndes County. at the ensuing
election in November.
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THE DEMOCRATIC WING.

The pre- sent condition of the Loco Foco party
of this State, presents a crisis in the affairs of
the Wings, which, if used with spirit and cner-
gy, will result in their triumphant success. The
discord and confusion that prevail among the
Loco Focos, the fierce and angry feelings, which
have arisen in their ranks, and tie jealousies
and dissention, which have split them into fac
tons, together with the exposure, which they
make Of their own profigacy and corruption
| give assurance that theiI complete overthrow is
near at hand Their corruption and abandon
ment of principle are rapidly working their own
cure, and public sentiment is again assuming a
sound and healthful condition. Under circum
stances favorable. il becomes the imperative
duty ofthe Wing party to speed the progress of
this political and moral revolution. To pros
trate party SO distracted by their own dissen>
tons, and so degraded by their own prof igacy,
requires but a vigorous and determined effort
on the part of the Wings in exposing the enor-
nifty of their disgraceful doctrines, and in taking
advantag of ;heir weakness and distr action.
One Of the most effectual methods Of distri-
buting political Information among the people,
and producing concert OF action in party is
by { he agency of well conducted press.
The weight of the Eastern and Northern por-
ton of this State in its political movements,
makes Columbus one of the most important
points in Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal, advocating the leading doctrines of the
Wing party.
In view of the fall elections in this State
which will be but TRAINING exercise for the
grand contest of 1914, we have made prepare
tons for the more extensive circulation of our
paper; and we call upon our patrons and all VINO
lend their assistance asWhigs to tn lie promotion
of our object. Without a more liberal support
than we have yet received from our party. it is
impossible for US TO continue at sole expense
the publication of paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed us one cent for what we have had
to expend.
The tie rms ofTHE DEMOCRATIC WING
are follows:
Four dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE.
Five :" IS " if paid in six months,
| Six at the end of tho year.
Three copies year for ten dollars in advance.
Five copies year, for fifteen dollars, i"
No paper viii be discontinued, unless al the
option of the Proprietor, until all arrearages
shall have been paid up.
h. HI. BROWNE,
Editor and Proprietor
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A Theatre in ST Petersburg (Rnssia) was
lately consumed. ard from 500 to 100 persons
destroyed in the confagration. The scene is
represented to have been shocking beyond
description. The agoni1ng shrleks OF the
suffocating inmates, and the anguish and dis
tress of their friends who Witnessed their tor
lures without being able to render them as
sistance, were truly heart-1ending. But when
the fire was over, and the screams of the dy-
ing were hushed in death, the mass of the
dead bodies, that were pulled with hooks out
of the burning embers, some consumed to coal,
others bIackened and bronEed, and many dres-
sed in their superb apparel covered with all
the decorations of nobility, with their eyes
gllzcd their hair burned off, and their faces
charred, it altogether presented sight too
horrible TO be conceived.
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state whig convention.

The ''southron," the '.Vicksburg Whig''
and other Wing presses, recommend the post
ponement of the Wing Convention which it
had been suggested to hold at Jackson in
May. The time now agreed upon is the sec
O'ad Monday in June, which we think far pre-
ferable, for variety of reasons. In the first
place The tme originally proposed was too
early to admit of sufficient elaboration and
cooperation among the Wings; and in the
second, the postponement enables US to watch
tie current of events and to direct our course
in such manner as to avail ourselves of all the
extraneous aid that may be thrown in our
way.
1t is highly important that every county
should be represented in the proportion Of its
legislative weight, and we hope that meetings
will be held IN all, for the purpose Of express.
ing their sentiments and having them repre-
sented in the Convention. A cordial co-ope.
ration and Jealous effort on the part of the
Wings. are all that are necessary to ensure
them success. With such prospect before
us every Wing should be stimulated 10 the
most active and untiring exertions. The lead
ers of the loco foco band are quarrelling among
themselves. and the honest portion oftheir par
" are disgusted with their selfish chickering's
and their dishonest doctrines. Instances of
their utter destI,uti0n of principle are daily ex-
hibited ,audthesenselehs sound Of Democracy,
wilIno longer be able TO draw the honest yeo-.
many. from their be mes to sustain their prot.
legacy and corruption Under circumstances
SO favorable, nothing but the most inexcusa-
bic supineness and indifference to the most
important concerns Of citizen can prevent
the Wings Of Mississippi from achieving q.
glorious triumph in the next elections; and
their success IN these viii BE the certain har-
binger Of victory in "A. Let the friends Of
reform organize; without il they can do moth
irg.
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WHIGSI

We call upon the Wings Of Missis-
sippi as they love their principles, as
they value the honor Of their State,
and as they abominate the foul and
loathesome doctrine of Republication,
to arouse from their lethargy and
where they cant succeed with their
own candidates, adopt and support
the candidates of the bond-paying de-
mocrats. II is comparatively oflittle
importance to the Wings whether or
not Wings or bond-paying Democrats
succeed, compared with the higher and
more patriotic motive Of relieving their
State Of the ignominious and degra-
ding brand, which has been set upon
the name of Mississippi by the doc
trines and success of the Repudiators,
BY pursuing this course we shall
strangle that hateful monster, and, 10
the election Of 1914, we shall 60 to
the field unencumbered Of the weight
Of this disgraceful question.
Tom Williams, Democrat OF stern
integrity, and incorruptible purity, and
q bond-payer, has been brought out
as candidate Tor Governor. Let Us
unite upon him and put down the fac
ton that seeks 70 perpetuate the DIS
honor 0f Our Stale.
Hl 81 lat
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% In the second, third, and sixth
districts in Massachusetts there has
been second trial for the election of
members of Congress, which has re-
suited in no election as before. There
has been. however, steady Wing gain
IN these districts; and ia the fifth, which
also failed to elect a member at the
first trial, from the accounts furnished
it seems probable that Mr.. Hudson, a
Wing has been elected.
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The Wings are waging most animated
opposition to Mr.. Wise in his District. The
best answers, which they can make to his
present appeals, are the speeches which he
their slumbers, and they stare him in the face,
like the descendants of Banquo, in an intermI-
nahla succession
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The number of tragic occurrences
which have lately taken place in New
York and the neighboring cities has
drawn the attention Of the legislature
pof New York to the crime of seduc-
ton and its kindred vices. A report
has been prepared and bill framed,
but they have not yet been acted upon
by the assembly. The bill is pretty
strong one. and, if passed into law,
and carried into execution, is calcula-
ted to chill the licentious ardor of ma
ny heartless Uterine. 1t subjects all
persons guilty of adultery, to punish
ment by Imprisonment in the County
Jail or State prison, for term not ex-
ceeding three years, or by fine not
exceeding $500. Lewdness, where
neither party is married: is subjected
TO milder punishment. Seduction,
where female under eighteen years
of age is enticed away from her par
ents or guardians, is punished with
not less than three, or more than
Eve years imprisonment, or by fine, or
both. The letting OF house for such
an use is punished by Imprisonment
not exceeding two years, by fine of
$500, or both, and by forfeiture of the
rent of the premises for FIVE years en-
suing. IL this bill become law, and
be carried into force it will have some
effect in lessening the apparent amount
of this kind Of business; but the diff
Guilty in regard to such laws consists
in having them executed.
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SUGAR AGlS5U
lowing letter. Nvbclm'
Miss Farmer CIV
rimenJs IN sugar cli.i
this State
White CHlMNEY3 Ai-
~ c. N0ih Eg-
ed last Ia!l to furnish
the resul. ofmy cg2s
which now do. Bag
my patch, begun vi-
several years ago @a
Manufactured O.ea@
of the sampl sent
whiskey ant pork aa
enough to plant Two
IN rrels can be
average.-SugIr
doubt, with very
bic. NV cane IS o.
band cane-my OIL
the help Of a negro
have furnished ll''
than nine. The6'
a celt except ib'
being H. constant
cows. &c, canno. BED
count. al.
Your friend w
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For clear and succinct exposition
of our present difficulties we refer our
readers to an article, headed, "Pros-
poets of1843" which we copy from
the New York Tribune.
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~ From fhe Tennessee Pc pera We see s''as
the canvass for Governor 10 u active PfogIesS.
ccI Peik. 81 sIlstls Jimmy and @grinning Jim
INV" a. he 10 sometimea called, is in the fleld
against Governor Jones, Or ssIirn Jimmy
The veteran Of the turf who bad hitherto
distancsd al his competitors Il stump speaking
found himself fully matched By an pntried colt
in the last contest, and having q carry the
we;pht of n large amount Of political sins and
Inconsistencies. was easily ya1a1uianed
The spirit of the Tennessse Wings i again
aroused and the hero Of hundred victories i
ated to encounter another uaortifying delsat. =,
The wings of. Tennessee are sturdy race,
and when their metal is up, the roaring OF =
lion has no effect in dampening their ardor.
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T At the late ward elections, which were
held in Philadelphia, the Wings carried every
sc0rd IN the city but one.
The Philadelphia Enquirer remarks upon
The result, that the friends of the good cause
were never more united in Philadelphia, were
never more devoted to the triumph OF HENRY
CLAY and Wing principles than at the pres
rnt ntariod" u
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-20

AZ MIR. Munson is still at the Blewett house
taking Daguerreotype portraits. His like
nesses. are perfectly accurate, and 1t depends
upon the faces entirely, whether they are
handsome or not. They nothing extenuate
nor do they set down aught in malice, but such
az nature made them they are deliAeated.