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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BIZ
STEPHEN SON & AswELL,
Iinion Street. Wheeling.
NOTICE TO BUILDERs.

hE subscribers have on hand and offer for
sac a. very reduced prices, large assortment
OF SNOWS WINDOW GLA SIS OF every size
enheI wholesale or retail. They would recon-.
menu moe who wish I good durable and hand
soe lcIe to cal and examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, as it will positively be I'D
AT prices 10 suit the times
~, NJ 81 K II SWEENEY & co.
lhej nave also on hand as usual nj their store
room on Monroe street, every variety of FLINT
GkA SSWARE oft cir own Manufacture, and a
well selected stock Of QIEENSWARE af The
very best quality, low for cash NAV o.
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b. A. FAHNESToCK'S vERMIFUGE.
A PERE'E CITY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR WORMS
( EkTlFlCATES of Its efficacy can he seen n,
the store of the subscribers sufficient 10 at
isfy tie most incredulons. Price a5 cents.
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa
Mr.. n. A. Fahnestock q. 60. '''''
Dear Slr; have been usin. your Vermlfnge in
ever had. 'H"'
was called 70 child six seven years old in
Nav, 1872; which was then in spasms with 1bs
worms gave ~ one vial of yonr Vermif,',o
sreea'lyt To- directions, aud the child pass,d 30
worms. In few weeks, 4 gave n apotb.r ,,i
md II passed zoo more, making in ali ssn WI niaI'
ne chid recovered mmet lately ana has c,; ,,'N
ed good health ever since ""S e"JOy-
have prescribed IL IN many a,b.r 49,.
which 1t has brought away POO and 400 w. ~
p,,y,n,, JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
There are Nermfuges in almost everv ser,;,,,,
OF the country, asserted To- be the sane - ei
TO Fahnesiock s,-which is not the 60. A" , ,S
Ire none ,lke ;T They contain dsnre,ous ineree
use he first and only safe ana efcac;l,,s aiun'
DO NOT tie persuaded by the interesIsd vsr o.e'
that Others Will answer as well
"a FAHNESToCK g. ca
corner OF SIKH and Wood sts. Pittsburgh.
J i \ ASS'99 kUMFHaiKpp .
JAMES BAKER,
IA FAHNESTnCK's ANTI nTee'l Rfi I E%I
III 80 gentle but efficient cathartic ex-
pIessly adapted f"r milv physic; and are moi
SURPASSED by any other pull IT, use for all cases in
Mhlch caihariic - indicated. They ~ III ourraIa
thoroughly without grlpihg. Price 25 cts for
box containing 30 pills 4N'
Pnsu%o,ic or Cough Baisam-A valuable
rene1V tor Coughs aud Cilds, Price - c.1tz
Congh L"zenFeS.-These Lozenges poserssal
,ue '" aues Oh ue best Couch Syrup, are conv
TO the taste. Price 25 cents -
CdrntEqtire LoseR s-for the c,lve oC an
summer Complaint. As the season "a now ar-
pro aching IN WIN h bowel complaints ar ,nIway.
very Troublesome as well as dangerous, ever
iauly shOuld be provided with bax of tben.
l'0Lehge~. which, fused according TO direefion,
VIII cerialnlv cure. Price rs cents
Liquid 0podsLdoe This penetrating article
H S"esi Sses double re strength of the common
OPoueidoc IS more Clearly and much more con-
applied. Price rs cents
For sale by 4. Il M'MECHEN
49, Wheeling
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sERCIAL MADEIRA WINE.

bfHi0ge-i52J.
4 FEW dozen buules. also one cask 81 the n
~ buye old and very superior article on haDt
and for sale BY June Isl NJ REILLY.
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IMPORTANT WANING.

u IL persons indebted 70 the subscriber M.
~ hereby advised, That he is preparing \, .,
east with al speed and 10 enable him 10 do e., 4,
will bo necessary Tor Them 10 rome forward and a.,
The amount Of their hOtes " accounts G,rtbv,i,b
Jy II SAML MCLALLEN
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Important Arrival.
MORRISON'S
81 admits ofeurc.

Or The universal U geLabe medicine If The British
college Of Heaih-LondoH.
THNHESE Medicines cure every disease which
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Litharge.

SlN thousand pounds Luharge, Two thousans
GDpuunds Fotter's Lead
sh a BNKUR & ROBERTS
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HIf5 VIZ u H LLUI u
No sol Broad 81 Newark. NJ

Prepared and sold BY A q Sands &. Co, Drug
gists and tremIsts, Granite buildings. ~
Broadway corner Of Chambers 40 New York.
and for sale By Druggists Throughout the L s.
pnce 81 per bottle, sN b0tt ies Tor IS.
Toe public are respectfully requested 70 remem-
bei that % ls Saudss oaTsaya.Iila that has and h.
constantly achieving such remarkable cures Of
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 winch the
human frame q subject, aud ask Tor Sands Sar.
Darlla, and take no other
OLtPER ply or. AfsHf by specfaI ar
p0iatnsHt Tor Hs PrOryittgrs, Tor Ifheslisg
ana vicinity jy IL
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Martha Conlin hes lived m my family the lac,
% years, and hereby certify that the iOrcgoing
statemsnt made by herself ~ correct.
Mrs MARY y LLOYD.
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have confidence ia the Representations made
by Martha COnln, and have full knoviedgs IA
her case. ELIJAH II ptfRDV9
Alderman 10th Ward Of ths city Of New Ya,k
Dec ~, 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-01
IrLINTJc nm plcIrjc OCEANS

S sraems on loot fof uniting these Oceans and route
by he ItmDs Of uauepee has been surveyed Santa
Anna boz, soJ special editti for he purpose Of aiding
tns contractor The following b. an extract:
"Whe,css the survey Of isroue has been completed and
every ding ready for commencing The important undera.
king ri uuung the Atlantic with Pacific. by the Gull Of
TcbrUaueycc the MsSicnu Government b. DESTROYS 10
st iht contractor, Don jose Gar'y, with n the fncBns Of
W disposal and have deemed proper decree NJ fol.
loves p.on opab.o accommodating three hundred
convict be- built under tho dire ction of The contractor
Dr llr smpaifd Canals tIe judicial nuthotrs OF the
departments oi Nca Crk md Ol1r1. required 10 srnd
p te 1id prison o persons found guilty, Bro order hat hey
may hr cmpp, ID Joe digging and working the snd Canal
Tho cprye 10 be- clothed and maintained by the con.
Tractor"
Th. 90 excellent disposition Il, mak, OF State Convict
Instead Of employing them, do h,r, in Mcdaniel
p1rlir, Co. the serious defnment Of honest Mechanicf
they ought 10 BIO employed up,npublc works. Atanyrao
ihoy ought DO employed in different from wha
they now.
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FROM NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.
NEw YoEE, NOVEMBER %, 1913

NV YoEE, NOVEMBER -, 1913
Had any merely heard Ole Bull at the Park Ssiur
day night, without seeing knowing what going
ne would have the conclusion tina, genius
throwing the air into unwoned musical vibrations by
other; he would guess that Of fiddle
This instrument. under his hands, character
altogether; is only plays around the head Me
phistophres al Italian qayers, but It comes the
heart speaking painyo tones, from the low wall Of
lie kolan harp the last sigh ~ the storm luis
Way among the pines OF Norway. Its little curious,
think that that peculiar people who IN their infancy sd
mired toys much piraucA plumber and icobergs
dancing s the music OF midnight gales and who
such the military French that the ardent
OF the Frenchmsn's Litany 40 f0rS Normano
Domino ds!ibrs nos, should hold forth OF
the greatest characters bellies ettre- and the the
sge-Fredeka Bremerand Ole Bull; but confirms the old
saying OF the apdares, the harder the substance the
brighter the polish Ole Bail, who sold his last shirt
hear Pagann is thought transcend that great
by far He Young man, has bright eve, graceful fig
are, and with his m his hands stands confessed
genius. The Park crowded a Jam, with audi.
that m responsibility and proprey OF decoum would
nave become a church-Nqf. Int.
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From Mouths lf,sseHgsr.
~ unEa

The ball and the horse bazaar .-i. Their, much
difference DO hear the same criticisms applied Ia
women as "a horses. Well, why not next to women
horses are ut a breathing things the beautiful t. tho
animal eye. Nesho horse bazaar md the ball roou We
SO o. many colts IN the place tc other. The wall
il"~efs II hc ba will dp ior the purchaser, " The
Gusdpeds. horses qualities Judged by outward ~.
peauncos, and awonans 70 be attractive woman
must hc we'll developed, her hips and shoulders must he
hfond-icr but swelling gracefully and undul1unqy-hcr
form 1.-the and symu' trcaiacc expressive Of oil the ten
der pasons.l0yc, pity, bcnoyoIcpce, her complex
ION must rank b0ade brunette, grey or Jag-hor gait
must be- firm even. mcrcuria aud commanding she must
De clean hmbcd snd footed, that s something of
chiel recommendation with woman rs with horse. a
Janr pgs the part Of either productive Of much into.
oraJic anguish. Ones chsrni suubIcs and ones collar
bone, OF leg s brokenoucs wife mistress - and
ones heart broken.
u b. difficult say which the worst misfortune 4
may stump 1t through tho world without leg or with
famed shoulder very e advantages but COR notions
he goes thro' his part The ssgo o life all the better for
tho lack Of hcau. Hearts not always uunps IN the
gsmo Of being. Women and horses eerfainB resemble
cnch Other when tho gsHus is in the auction mart and
the other IN the auction msu aso ball rooui Women
and horses alb ycs! We drive hosos and We drive the
ladies' and yet In both they take the lead Of u.s.
We pay for this; saddle horsos-and women, with
commands and dress Them ia pretty expensive harness
u'e the curb, and the rein, and often times the spur
Ahem, we feel beyond our depth. They under us
which, according the laws Of nsture and divine
uscs lhe maker Vi ell thngs has declared st women
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MAGICIANs MANAGERS.

CONCLUDED.
Aer. Observation-Disclosures on shoekoe Hil-sl
hands prcsen-he Editor being last arrive and drop
/ ped in with smiling face.
/ DociOrrlINPpy You Mr.. Edor-whai is the new,
B from New York
! Edtor-oho! glorious news-Van Burcnn has the City
and the state, and calculate with entire
tainty his nomination Baltimore Convention
When wrote the desPondng paragraph shout the probable
retui OF the election in the City OF New York, was real
ynpprehensvc that tho Calhoun party thcrO, Mike Walsh
and ms spartan Band nigh, play the very mischief with
us. Thanks to tn, great popularity OF h,c fell
low Maiy, the Empire State is sound To tho core Gor
Gus, glorious, is it mott
Nivian-Ycs 1t is glorous-hkc green spo, in the de-
ser bu, remember nomination is hing-clection
other.
Judge-We it is certainly sufficient cheer droo
ing spirits and prepare for decided action. Let
hear the Doctor first.
Doctor-Wel gentlemen, propose that we call meet.
ing of the Dcmocats-tew they are-in this City, and
appoint committee to prepare and publish address TO
the People OF Virginia. We course will concoct IT, but
will look 20 through the forms and get Others
sign 1t, &c We must travel the beaten track and
dcnouncc IN the bodcst terms. Clay and all the Wing
Viz: Bank ct the United States, Tariff, the Dstri-
button Of the from sales OF the Public Land and
other Wing measure Clay and his friends may Yes
90 against the whole tooth and ioe-nai now and for
ever Aud. turning to the Edi,or might well
~. as the Judge happily said, when in the negro
cEurch,l the war into Africa At
Editor-l will, will, and make Clay and the vlnnous
Wings smell Birthstone.
Doctor-As to Calhoun and his followers let them alone
Calhoun stands chance OF the nomination. and po-
family quarrel. Family quarrcls are dangerous.
Nivan-l am fully OF the Doctors opinion.
Judge-And so sm /.
EditOr-Al agreed.
Doctur-I have further say, gentlemen, that have
kept close upon Clay Tor the las; thirty years but
admit you, and OF csursc, 10 Others, that have
known him popular with the reope OF the whole
country he We have difficult work before us,
and every should DO his duty.
Ediior-Come, Doctor, don't throw q gloom Just
at our separation.
Doetor-Such was my intenuon-torase Cssssndfs
voice. sometimes does good. But, take Brandy
snd water ere You go
All drink, and then they dspersed.l
viii add that DAYS previous the last meeting
the remnant Of the "Junto," heard that Of them
casually, and they agreed the State OF New ork did
for Mr.. Van Buren,, would be hest dissolve the
"JunO for The Empire sustaining the great reject
ed them cleam Of hope, snd hence their deermna
ton proceed bll have the sshtes, doubt that
and all OF them believe, do thar for every five States
which Van will get Clay will ten, and the chances
that Van Buren, will get five, all he in
1910, excepting Virginia. \ LOCKER ON.
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RlcWosp, Va, Nov. 29b, lsI3.
To tie Editor Of the Wing.
Dear Sir When handed you Tor publication, the &C.
count Of our experimental tip 20 aad from Carersys IN
Tue steamer "Go,. McDows" did not suppose for mo
ment that there contained therein touching o.
Official character Of the "slpeunteudent OF Repairs Ut ,
let Section Of the James River & kanawhs Cpu, .ro ur
con His duties ntc. believe to attend g. "the rrpair.
under higher authority of COURSE any Of c0nsiye
non, nc Is not on'"crab' oraud therefore assure this
gentleman kindly tiut hid a.uson 60 him or q, hs
dutss however vii. now .sy while ON this s,i+,c, ,,
believe hiIn 10 be faithful agent and aueiye to his du
lies
But Mr. Rcns, assuming io himself duty HIGHER ,sp
that OF Superintendent Of Repairs would lead the 1hie
osne'e thsi ~ no other level of tie Canal except ib
I'hs 10 "nel d'd The propeller guard drug the bottom
unless TIE boat went out at che proper track ~
II The conar, OF this a..,r..,p .,s ma, r ,,,,,, n M
WHO have travelled DO ODE McDJws from her fret o. her
present tnp-nnd II DO NOT equally nav more not.rYs
70 a me b7nimeu on this canal there ore many place.
IN mc proper tack, whore ilofc ore NOT exceeding tt.
icei ten inches depth; then should feel IL ms duty r
nu'Ae, more positive proof aud should Mr. Roin4 not be-
ss'hed alter The several times be has been ON board ba
-, u'sFgng other tiau 900 Tee miles Of the T. mile
''' ua' ne has asserted too much then would o. bn
70 axe one more tip Tor that e.pec,l p,tnos.
hf hens says be gave the Pfopric1rs botl, verbal and
- u''al''n before ard durng be- the steamboat.
vs'' ~ =" no defective parts Of the Canal from
Niohmonu 70 Scoii''e that was built and sfayf,d
with perfect kn1wlcdgr of aU tb,., ,t--,so
IN reply, can cav l1t m,.cIf that a. me-, r ,,,,t., q,
~, .''n on communication from hui. or any
@ '-e' - 20 htse detct.' nor do remember that he
either verbal of written inllrriat,,-, a. . -, .t.
subject until The blht wa, cif, c.,r.,t.i All tI.t =,
make any serious cianre '''' ''' ''''
p,.eialmng' ~ hi,c. any reference 90 Mr.. R.8.. s
ms daues' in nv sketch Of us rigIo OH, NrD,,,fI AZ
not irc myself called upon CO. f..-b,, r,.. 10 ~
CHARLES DfMNgrk
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the weaker vessels, pnd hav, their proper position nj.
Ne tod them. Many OF these vessels contain absolute a.
We appreciate physical cleguneies In ballroom exhibit
Ing the utmost contempt for mental beauties Bah what
h" mind I" do with dancing beyond the conception OF the
NoluPtuary. ncveriailing fund Of small TALK dash of
the sentimental which absolutely necessary the proper
exhibition o grace and manner and Winning expression
feature, with liberal notions the stock IN trade Of ball
room beauty II squeeze her hand she will look rogish
and return the clasp her IN, heat
compliment she will rest her hands upon your shoulder and
peer halt anxousy and inlungy. and half tcn,ery into
your and she be perfect in her EoLE in
the heaving OF her BOSOM You up the man
ct the things aud down your opcsnot from mo-
dcsty although supposed she believes so but to Rnn
peep ofparadse partly concealed like the heavenly
ties ci the stage behind inches OF fine white lawn
And The fsfsafsfs ends with an designation out
both sides.
This is the for nil this OF thing.
IMMENSE TrLE.corr.-The New York True Sun gives
the following account OF telescope now in Of
strucnon.
The Earl OF Rose gentleman greatly addicted to
science and hisseatin Kings county Ireland about 81 miles
from Dublin; Is the scene OF hs active operations On the
lawn adjacent 20 the castle there standing rejecting
telescope with spcculum three diameter
distance Of feet Itwa- eonsruc ted moro than
ten years and since he has been attempting
upon larger scoc. The first conclusion at which ho ar
rived was st the only proper metals for speculunI are
copper aud TIM and he fixed the proportions thusroprrr
$50 to 1864 un OF these he melted three three
large cason crucibes The plans Of his furnaces and
mode ct heating all new. Each erucibe expos cd
Intense heat for nineteen hours, when IL was lifted
from the urnsce by Of powerful After the
metal cast into the mould, which made OF bands
OF hoop iron, edge upwards, drawn by capstan into
heated oven and built in where remained sixteen
weeks.
after perfectly nnneaed the greatest work of all
grind is surface into the paahoc This
Is which has been found superior all Others for the
telescope spectrum, because reflects OF incden,
rays IN the direction at the focus than other kind Lord
Rose, by ingenious contrNancc and tho aid o
engine, succeeded in accomplishing this also. after ill.,
ccSsani polishing for six weeks
THE tube into which this specuum be fitted ia 50
feet long, with diameter OF feet The whole will be
adjusted that 1t can he moved easily by man. The
power OF the instrument will be such that object the
size OF house will be distinctly visible the moon. The
building in which IL is to be placed is already nearly
peied and We now look forward 10 splendid dcoye-
rics in asronomy.'-Nat. Int.
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WIN. MAJOR, Jr., Sec'y.

Mt Editor have read with great satisfaction the Let
ter OF the Hon Jno. VI. Bots, the Amherst Festival
which contains vas, deal Of valuable but for the part
forgotten political inormation which is calculated effect
INFINITE good 10 the Wing party, wherever may be read;
and upon this point, speak from practical observation Of
the good il has already done.
Therefore take the liberty Of suggesting to the different
Clay Clubs throughout the State, and indeed the whole
country. that they should have number Of them struck of
IN haudbi onn tor distribution among the people Light
i all we want to enable 10 sweep opponents one
ranz ire almost from the face Of the earth; and have
seen no document which contains much that lie valuable
a. the one referred to. Lett be widely circulated
\ CLAY WHO.
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WHOLE VOTE on the STArE-om,,,l

The whole number Of The given NJ the sto e..,,
uppcafs BY the Official returns yyas ass 40 40, |
tfefe Nere ofWmfs 1898, L,cofocos I77552. ,r,,.
ls.SI2 Native Amercans -,5l2. Toe msI1rit, uf die H.
eopco Scaaioal ticket thai of tho Wmrs BE- "a 900
Ma'olitv 81 Nhig, Naive American and Abolition over a.
l'coiocos, e2j S1wth sir btastod mai1y Of u ooo
thsy have pnilcd but minority u the votes
Compared With last year, ticrc H. n fuiiing on on ID ,
whole number Of of % OSt B,uck hayirr rec,v
alc7e2, Bradfh le609l, Abolition 5QG3-total i0g i9g
lfon ne election " 1870 hce falling % Of So 10
- soe number 81 votes h'n h,ng iof Hauison 225ql7
aafarea Rla5E1. Abolition 2,'9s-tota al .ii2. let
svsiy seuve Wig IN DC State ~ once 20 20 work Al M
es's Hesheo -e0gsidsf Aiuss enlisted io5 tie wAo,.
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SALE
OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE

~ A\lNt become. by advancement in are,
- Phy-csly unable 70 attend i-ng a. hs
y own Executor a. 10 the settlement OF worldly the
dsa OF my tr-ct the undersigned WEDNESDAY the
-'h DAY % December ~ Otherwise fair day
publicly 'f to the highest Bidder residence County
Hanover all uf real and personal Estate exception OF
come household furniture and Negroes consng of on. Ma
nuiaeiurng Mil with hy Of sud tae OF Land
"ih good
acres eight aud my personal property win
The exception Aforesaid. The Min the main road
ing from TIE OH Church the city The tract OF land
Ju"ahove and adjoining the Mil ami distant from
city.
TERMS-Ihr hH win be Soh Plantation
for fourth cash and and three
payable and giving and
ed personal securely and deed of
nents The Negroes and other personal be sold on
credit of twelve months for that
and under cash viii BE- finished
on te first will he continued day subscriber win
take pleasure ia showing thr property IL lore
the day ot -ie dec i--claw3w CHARLES TALLY.
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The gradual effect Of English settlement ia French
town - to spoil IT, In VI time, becomes French
town aneciled neither French English but had mix
ture Ui BOTH ko bift.ck Anglss with heavy sweat Of
garlic n IT, The English mode Of settling some thing IN
~ nature utterly the whole theory OF the French
life The English Dr Fctiug IN the most literal sense
for collecting round them n the conyeniences and fix
lures and comforts Of hJmeUr sitting down with strict
view 10 The iutrsOr shutting the weather and the
oi their ncgboriur kcc ping snug and reery
cd and select Select above all things for quiet dinner.
and ten ~ the eycnngior indoor damctfcnl, orp,.
sea o. out u door en0ymens, carpets blinds, screens and
pohes-nnd for nursing themselves up in habit. conra.
dcory IN the spirit the people, the cmse the uapez OF
he country The French exactly the nnpodes OF all
his They hate staying 10 -pohcy oil Outer open
doors, open windows and open Inouths-they cannot
keep ~ The house, they abhor que dinncr--nnd ~.
lures eonycni'noss, cupboards and comforts, nre 90
many nFouies boz detail ihcm. They are In a
perpetual wH, sleep nbpn FIVE hours ont Of the four and
twenty and shoot out IT bed like quicksilver the moment
H"y awaken ready Tor the round RepOso j. r4scn
u1' 20 nn bng7hmln; t b. physically and mentally mposa
Die 60 trcnchmHo TIE latter makes the most NJ the pfr
sent momenG the former BE- always laying mp for be-. chit
dr'n Intact the Frcnchmnn lives Tor 10 dayhe English
mnn Tor po'tcriiy.-F0r omar. Rsrier
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sion. The prospect therefore, is, that there will
be difficulty ut the outset.
Wilkins, sailing under tho buchanan flag, while
at heart for Van, is making Roadway towards the
speakers chair. VIM. q. Harris, late of Page.
now OF Missouri, is eectionecrng with great in.
dustry, for the Cerkship; and i, is supposed. that
he will outstrip all his Democratic competitors
our old friend, Hugh \. Garland, among the mum.
Der.
The office of Printer. will probably excite more
competition and bad blood. than any other. The
Globe is determined To have il; and there are ma.
nv others determined that il shall not. We can.
not ioresee the result.
As To our own Legislature, we are not aware
that any difficulty will arise in the organization.
The Democracy have majority in both bodies,
and can elect all the officers. The late Speaker
oithe House, will be candidate for re cction, We
suppose. Whether he will be opposed, we can.
not say. He failed sgnally to give satisfaction
last session 10 many Democrats as well rs Wings
andilpary lgaments did not bind too tight or even
be easily defeated. The Calhoun men hold the ba-
lance OF power; but most of them have probably
been written to-" and they are besides the most
timid of all politicians; and no calculations can
be made respecting their movements.
As to the duration of the session. we will ven.
ture nothing at this early day. We are not aware
of any public matters of much Importance claim.
ing attention; but we Judge better of the close
of the session about the idcs of March.