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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-29
Louisiana, ElectiOnmGOOd.

The following, from the Now-Oreans Tropic Of
the 18TH contains the latest intelligence from the cleo
ton in this State.
ONE WING CONGRESSMAN GAINEDl-FlVE
HUNDRED GAIN IN ANOTHER CONGRE sS-
IONAL DISTRICT!-A WING GAIN IN BOTH
BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE--AND
AN INCREASED MAJORITY ON JOINT BAL
LOTl-A WING MAJORITY IN THE STATE
CONVENTION!
The returns Of the late election arc all in, with the
exception o(lhe vote of single parish, and the issue
il Of character to cheer the spirit of the most gloomy
and Responding Wings in the Union. If the truth
could be known we have obtained handsome ma
majority in the popular vote, but there exists no
means Of arriving at correct conclusion on this
point neither the vote of the Convention, Cor the
Legislature, FOR Congress- forms just test. It is
enough 10 know that in the face Of the most dsheart
ening obstacles, with tho immense patronage Of the
State Government and the Federal Office holders free
y used against us, we have more than maintained
ascendency in the Stnte.
We have triumphed We have diminished the
Loco Foco majority in the Senate by the rejection of
that precious demagogue, Thomas Green Davidson
we have increased our majority in the House from
four to EIGHT; we have gained one member Of Con
gress certainly, and possibly TWO, and we have Sc
cured large Wing and Conservative majority in the
Convention called TO amend the Constitution Of the
State. All this we have achieved in spite of the dts
reimbursement, by fraud and violence, of one thou
sand Wing voters in this city-in spite of the Texas
humbug-in spite Of the croakng dependency Of
our Wing friends in all quarters of the country
Let our brethren abroad be OF good cheer. The
Wings Of this good State will give up the ship,
never faIter in their onward course. They have re-
sponded in trumpet tones to the Baltimore nominal
tOns-they will repeat that response in the autumn,
in manner that, while it will carry Joy and gadness
TO every Wing heart, will the hopes of Loco
Focosm in the State, cas- with a funeral pn.'
South District In IS parishes the mniorities
stand, Cor Bordelon, 1872; Cor Morse, 734.
Eighteen parishes compose the entire district, and
according TO the reports, Morse has been elected by
majority of TWO VOTES! We do not yet surren-
der Bord lon, however. At all events, and under
all circumstances, we shall cling to the hope that
Bordeon is elected, until the official returns come to
hand.
We claim the result in the Fourth District as
Wing victory, whether Morse or Bordeon has been
elected by majority of a dozen votes. The district
last July gave Gen Bosser, Loco Foco, five humid
red majority. We have annihated tina majority and
that is ''glory enough Cor day.
THREE CHEERS FOR THE WINGS OF LOUIS
lama!
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THE WINGS AND TEXAS AT THE SOUTH.

THE WINGS AND TEXAS AT THE SOUTH.
The Editor of the Richmond (Va.)Whig,in speak,
ing Of the cheering prospects in the stateor changes
favor of the Wings on the Tariff question, thus al
hdes to the losses the Wings sustain in consequence
|OfMr Clay's opposition TO the Annexation Of Pexns
ave shall lose not whit below tide, save in
We's District, neither the north or souh side of
Jes River, south or north Of the York or in North
len Neck-on the contrary, GWises District excep-
lhdl we shall have steady gain throughout the
dde water region. This may be depended upon Here
and there we lose fishy and dead weight po1Ir1-
CLAN by the TEXAS QUESTION9men whose
hearts never with US, bat as matter Of private
md personal nterest-on hunt for the ''SpoiIs -
We shall do well TO get rid of all such coId:blooded
and calculating politicians, again we devoutIv
hone TO he encountered and embarrassed Nv them
OF such does Folks recruits consist and much good
may they do him"
"a ThsWhgs at the South have bottIed Annexation
with excepiions) from beginning to end:--hence
N lhe bcoS will not gain so much by dropping Van Blu
rem and taking up Folk, to run FOR Texas, as they
e hoped 10 do. We have some evidence Of this in the
New Orleans election. Gen. Jackson, short time
before the Ia election wrote n letter to the New Or
leans 'ocoiocos calling upon them to rally nightly
a Tor Polk and Annexation, and strongly denouncing
n clay for his opposition to Annexation, calling him an
"0OOf'lOnist, sc. nut he cannot now ''call up
~ spirits from the vastly deep"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-29

"'NhSslNG CASUALTY. We regret to lenrn
""' ." " Wednesday, last, isaac HARRINoroN Esq
VI '"'' town. while travelling with his wife in Bath
'IpOs"e TO Wells River, met with severe accident
'"'''''s about the wagon gave away so that it run
Dsa'S' and SO frightened the horse that they both
,n"s ""O"n from the wagon. Mr. Harrington had
@ VI ''e bones of one arm broken and was so much
injured Otherwise as to be insensbe for awhile. Mrs
aa a"kie so badly broken and bruised that
Na,s' a'',,o"' (Which was performed by Drs G. w.
french and Darling, )jus above the ankle, be-
y. s'' necessary. They Nero both dong well when
i"e'ast heard from them
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od os we'll as Poor BlsE-
WV mess.

o,, came home from Washington and
Pau D" ,[o compaign for his own election by
''nDII nc that Mr. Clay was no more OF Protection
Mr. Polk: upon the stump he has tr'ed ms
III .." n,ners in his interest have followed the
ono wv Ian, since. But il will not answer II dis
same even of his own friends, and we hear of
gn'' adm do not refuse 10 denou0ee MS course as
nose ,,,,onsstu md fraud upon The people. Men,
I u. have read Mr. Folks opinions and Mr. Clay see
WIZ ..o the intended fraud, when n few lines are
" w." Gam Mr. Clay, which read alone do not express
'1I 81, opinions. and when r he Is read three lines
Nv" ".ra, he position is truly given.
''," :, niIiopham comes home from Congress and
- =, c,vor of Protection. In Congress, where
'''' ,iF was attacked and strenuous efforts were
10 n reuea it, he did NOT TALE IN FAVOR OF
nrcr1oN. All of our other members Of the
.,o defended the interests of Vermont against for
-, manner labor competition in able speeches., but
Du nIlnrhany had no voice TO speak for the inter-
,s If Vermont in Congress. lie could speak against
h t,uIy republican measure of letting the people
,,,,,heir own Congress men by districts, but when
d, rCilcOl brethren brought forward bill to take
,s', least one third Of the protection now afforded to
bo neOpe of Vermont, by proposing reduction or
,snea Orihe present Tariff, he had no loud protests
"a uueL Yet now, wanting re- election, he can
speak, and often TOO.
We should judge that the friends OF Protection in
be itb District would like to have n man in Congress
ybo would speak for them, there as well at home
4 when he is seeking ;heir votes. The people have
seen he Tariff speeches of Messrs. ColIamer, Foote
and Marsh, but they have not seen any Tariff speech
by Mr. Dillingham;, from any locofooo member in
Congress Do they see into this'
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STATE or VERMONT.

nhLhANe DISTRICT SIS.
The Hon. The Prchaie Count ljr The Dt.iric,
% Orcans--'io az Ivrsous concerned H. tho rs.
tate OF NafrrB 3. Cliik, lsio Of Glover, Jccess-
81. interstate, Greeting
GHARLES :. CLARK, Administrator OF Tho
~ said intcs ate. has f!ea ia s1iI Court hts ap.
p''ralion representing that the personal estate is u
sufficient or the payment OF The debts agninsl said
estate 10y the sym OF six hunlrcddoars and requests
License a, much Of The Real Estate OF sad DO
cea1eJ os shalt lie Necessity 20 raise that sum.
Th~r,f,tt, YOU atc hereby ns',tcd to agpcar in
sand l,Ulstc court at scssiln thereof % be bot
dru 81 IrazJcrgh an and ir sail district ihe 2lst
Oh" oi AugCst uczt auh object 90 tie allowance OF
.o' A'm'ai>ratHTs account then % De- erumineJ,
AND % Eiye h7nI Gr iie payment 81 ne debts ulorc
s1ii or sho cause why liscngo should BE grant
e. as gt,rg7ail
Add ds order 'hat ha published thrce vc,ks
t10rfssi,o'Y 1 fhs Cf.'or. ~ a newspaper printed
s 70 l',astur On iH.s state. tlt 1si ID vaiA shaI
he rs'iurs lo ihe .ny .rs,s-c Or hearing aisrc-
.H
Green ra.rr mv iruI % 'as Probate UTrs %
Ias.1rsa u.s c1l l.y of J.ff. a. %. tstL
lrsw1 DEp NHE. Jud
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-29

THRILLING INCIDENT. The Amherst Cab
met contains letter describing the melancholy event
lately mentioned in this paper, Of the blowing up of
powder mill at Dandy )causing the death of three
boys-and adds :-''Slr Smith the first to rush
to the scene of ruin; he caught up the first boy he
came TO, whose features so dsfgured as not to
be readily recognized yet alive and possessing is
senses; as lie was bearing him away from the scene
of calamity, he said to him, whose boy you?
The little sufferer looking him in the face with tender
emotion, said, 'Iam your boy, Par And the poor
lad died in few hours after. EBoston Mercantile
Journal
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sTATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District
re Hon he Probate Court for he District of Or.
lcans--To all persons concerned in the Esiaie Of
James Virgins, Iato Of Barton. drscasca, intrs-
t,te, { siinG.
FANiES SALISBURY, Administrator cf said de-
- erased, has filed in said Couti his application
in writing rpprcseetin tla, il would BE for the ia
tcrst 81 The estate 10 sell portion of Rel Estate the
title of - hich has become absolute ia the estate sEce
me t,eel@e OF said iEiestat; snd requests Liseucu
f'r that purpose. And also 5,qussts the Court to
extend the tine for the payment II the debts due
from said estate G,r one wear. +
IL IL nideIed that all concerned be notified Of
lhe peDdrrsy u saiiapP'e.iins by Publication three
weeks succrsSi,e.y ia the Cscioni3n printed ~ 81
J1hnsbury the Last af which publication shas he BE-
FIRE the Tth DAY Of August next - which tte ali ia
tereste my appear session Of the lFotste CoSrl
he hoiJon a. I'asbaFsh aiJ ls heaid in We pgoa-
ises.
Given ier my haE,l s, Ifashussh. obs 9Th day
cfJuig. 4. D. 1874
s6fs3 GEO. ME- ialsr
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TABLE giving a "shct method for computing
#S~Hf Annual and Compound Iaierest'-Iius
been sent us by the author, G, e. CHASE, Principal
VI reachan Academy. The table is simple, and no
OOO" accurate. and by those who have it, is de-
E'afed 10 be the best they have used. Those so
unfortunate as to have interest to pay or so fortunate
10 nave money at interest," will find this table very
convenient.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-29

In Haggerstown, Md, one ]. J. Meriick has Joined
the Locos, whereupon hundred of their pnpers an
nounce the change Of Senator Merrick The Hag-
ersown Torch.l light says that J. j. NIcrrick is the
only man, IN that place. who has left the Wings
while ii teen Van Buren, men of I610 have Joined the
Clay Club. '@' 40 ( W.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

VosEPI HUTCHINSON, nom III health hay-
log Determined TO leave ihe tavern 81. Johns
bury plain, therefore the subscriber now offers said
Stand for sale, togcihgr with part or IA the farm at
hchcd, or bo viii stE sad stand and reserve tho
farm. The subscriber considers his stand too wtIi
known ia this section Of the country to n cd recon.
mrndtion hut 10 viii say 10 those not recently uc.
quanicd with he stand that the Ilou5a and Stable
have been much enlarged and have undergone thor
ough Tcpnirs and nov has good supply Of watet ~
the House and Stable Ifrcquircd. crcdi, win 30
given for part of tho purchase money. and posses
sim given 10 October next For further particulars
inquire Of The subscriber Of J. Halchnsoa OF the
promises EZRA he.
ST. Johusbury Plain, July g. IsIl 90 3s5v6
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FENHE subscriber has GA hand and fur sale an OK
ccent lot OF brick. Those in want Of the 81
tde.he will he happy 10 Accommodate.
IRA a. BAGLEY.
ST. Johnstufy, Iuly g. Isil, 365w4s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-29

b,nr-,. "a SUI oil Eli Pope, Esq. Of Hardwick hung
'" one day last week:-the cause we do not
''''"' lie was 81 or % years old.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-29

~ ~ NO wonder the Polkats make ssPok as much
rand pa a, man as Mr. Clay" when they publish and
speech" ''''"' 10 O'"y 3
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HURRAH FOR OLD BENNINGTON!

The Wings of The old battle ground county have
exceeded the highest expectations. On the 18th
they met in County Convention at Arlington, TWEEN
TY-FKVE HUNDRED sTRONGnrEeni.F Nor
gan of PownaI and AsahcI FIurd of Arlington were
nominated for the Senate. LQok out for a glorious
Wing sweep in Bennington.
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W. a n u n Id

RlME dairy Butter in packages, for which We
will pay bali c sH, and hslfgooJs.
FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon, July &c, lsi4 965w6
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,ba enou "oNN, WoRK, WoRK-t every gun of
VIII ~; sp'ked-should be the motto of every
tain @sn ""u young Push ahead, ye Green Noun
|ty o,a your brethren in other parts of the coun
'?"s up the business in grand STYLE
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\ meeing ,gis Boz q .f,t- ..,aa3 hras- zoo Go
Plain, 3Ec-iag syrErtg Fa.y %, 90 Cl n's.ars. 90
consider t.e r1nral.pr 81 nlaa-is re- CIty CLUB
for poiira 5stas..as TO D. q ulreills no abe sfs
eIzl Villages aneruarl $50 F-erfHrn crsI Io'ias
bury r., orsb,o s4-l Yorrgpxtiirr sre iasT.l q,
be prescHt. SEVERAL.
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CLAY AND CooN SKINs-AN OMEN Gen
CAss attended Loco Toco meeting at Ypsi'anti
few days since. lie condesccnded 20 "loo< on
while the salute being fred In loading the last
gun, the Generals friends used Coon skins Cor wadd
ing, and then filed up the vacancy with CLAY =
When the match applied, the gun exploded, pros
trang about dozen Loco .Focos. fortunately 40
Uery serious injury occurred but the incident should
teach the gentlemen Locos that "ChAY and Coon
skins''are death to Loco Focosm. [Roch Dem
CLAY AND FRELINGHuYsEN. a lady residing
at Stroudsburs Monroe Co. Pa presented her husband
last week with pair Of fine boys, which they Imme-
diately agreed should be named HENRY CLAY and
THEoDoRE FRELINGHUYsEN
The fund for the relief Of the families Of the mill
itary killed aud wounded in the Southwark Riots had
reached upwards of $4,000 on Saturday al noon
GPhl Sp. Times.
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rNNIE suhae.5lsfs harir- bfrn erpuigirdtv ire
n .iou. Frnhrs Car Ga iho Distfici 81 Cslrlouit
ra7ii-llancrs. 80 Fecsitr, Esd asgusf me
'i'.ns end ss1gands 81 III FCIso1f, sEaias' 9F e
cafe Uf
THOMAS PEAEE
'atc - Pearttrn. tn said j.alE,t I.rc1Ft1 rsrrr.
ssnt, iaesirc-t snt the J-rH Il sex n.onfh. lrr,
gee 81 Cog ai }sy isf O. iag zliaasi by asi4 Cotr
10 fhr cfrlH1rs 81 -sii iecrasFl CD rkHiI sod prove
DIOR rssrrri.e claims teGlra gs--Do eler notics
fbs' wtF attend % AZ duties af ouI surninf.
lrJ5i. rs 81 dut'.jnr l.uuse % elaas lrsrv Feshe
90 P.allsEa. iasad ds-s..rf. 90 $40 scgorJ aay &C
u.,V,-r pevi rrl on ass srtaaI dsr rf j4-aly mesa
g a'rIrri tfrfuopn. 1r ar.h cfa.tf Lara.
EgHA CTS awHgRt.fN
Is ~EaIss.Es. ga IT,
ps4rtau JlI. ID. gEf4. cgtz8
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COMMl~~lO AEItS NOTICE
Ma T. thr subscribers icing appoinieI ~ TIE Hon
' the Probate Cuur tnr the District at Orleans
commissioner, 10 rrcrnr, examine, aud ADJUST all
claims and demands az ~ persons against the fs'
tate Of JOHN ItMDhLL,
late Of Barton in said u strict decrased Represent
ed insol,cut. end 40 claims and dcmands ex
hibit,d in ollie, tAer TO- aud s.S pI1uhs from this
date being allowed Tor hat purpose, he'ey give
notice thar w q, m atfsud g. the Business IS uur
appointment John n kimhsiis Office "a said Bar
ton, on the ~ Tucsiay Of November next At len
O'Clock "a the f5renoaL ~
GILBERT ELL ;
DANIEL SMITH. COmmis.ionsrs.
4. &. ROBINSON, y
Barton, July "a. 1910 36jA3
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BktGtAibN VAL .at' n, Noralav. lulF g.
Reported iur tils llfly Ad,elt.srr aud PafHot
AZ Market. sac .. - Cattle. 2slI stefp. aad $50
Swine
PBIcrs- EsrI C.Hi -Trcfs adysrcst a Irfe.
Extra 1 s5s5. Hrfl .ua,jty 4s0a4a5- slarl.i
qualHy.4 % e 900, D d qua.iy g ssat-E
. Working Cseu-Na stles noticed
Sheep aEd a ls - 4, les frouB .25a2ra
Swine Su..N r.rs SON . o. 6cs lots g. ,satr
averaging ab1gt -. fN-, haif UaGJa. ~ s-fa
from 10 az
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CHEAP W00I.EE.N and LINEN
GOODS.

kfdC tl' sr,'.rr ieE lease 90 cal bo attention. %
Pc cii.Errs 81 le tu.ied sts'rs a. ihs
EcW and SrlcRdid stock Os
~ coles and LINEN GoOds
l.s5 Dave lsi 90 eisvI lrasa Noa-rst- The tsIisw-
~ is -a.ni'e 80 4r prices ~ vA.>h hsy ufer disir
Eu.'s. via.
t'ar t.lrt -ul isti-iflo risfr sunsfdue Broad
s.lihs. s1Uo; h,arR Greens ~ q 90 ctst Iatla
t.sth (ai Fos,) 20 % 4o cs; Nnus Be- i.siuf 1.oss-
Of, ~ ,if Trr gara. Chrnr CduaacF. Vrir'rd Mus.
To- 1ui tlg4r to 90 81 80 Ca, Psr.-isus anJ Geuf-
Ga Dflcsue 80 - -rs.. Fa.iars DC O 20 e.. usN
stylrs are tisi -f'r5 C-f ~ tels das GaHa
tro.rs lls. L.u. tsfssrrrt. ffc. Dr. ~ rfs. S2.-
tes 4arbn X. ..larsr, EaI.lHn dr. Do. o. l5 csc
bingham Nd.tt la gF c4r.; liseu CamHuc Nitf..
pc % 30 cr-i. i'a' Ci,fh. .,tae'.I an unhisafL.
"a. a rrc-r a. .saaarrtt To-sl.~gr, tahlc Na.-
sIus g.. 90 ffrs-r.i.r.
Ihe suhscr1.rs s's5 u.l.r 61iysB. sczy5s F4us.
a1' a.arf tlar',rHra r' Tfrlertis1atiE loss ra'sa.
Ais'. CADCEE}tY q Cvrrv descr. pt.au.
WILLIAM gRO tsN a. CO
s.ns,eal P,a.1. G. T.. July 2 Isii. ss3f
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~ -, --.-4 ~ .--,
In Cabot, Jsiy ~. bi }. q. Shpner tn. al' Per-
ley = Johnson, OF alden, 20 Niss Carone 70.
Smith, of Cabot
~ White River. 'Jals 9. ur. Diutgl Pierce, Of
BartOn TO Miss '0-y. bdI1gs, of Lebanon, y. a.
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Is.2largt5,

In peachpin, LAY ~, suddenly, EsrH ER, wife Of
Governor Nutio-as
Ia Waterford, JOY 10, SAMUEL HILL. a rev
dictionary Peasoner, aged So.
In Danv.ls, July H., nancy s. influ, daughter OF
llezekah +. and Mary = Sturievant.
In Montpelier, July IL, widow I.arran, formerly
Of Dansilie, aged 81.
In Iiaverhili. ~ o. LILY s, of consumption, Mrs.
Carissa Hodge. formerly OF liardvi', "a aged Il.
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EJSH GiL ROOTS ESTATE.
rNNtiE sufHtis'a Ia las'n. tssa appointed hy tha
Noa. 10 prais.. regrt g. o. Disfr.-i 81 ca
r'raa. sao1ilis-so1eFs frcri,c rvsrnino md a.
tsi ths - lls aal .'4uls 90 - p,r~sf.s, s-ssrf
s- s-.a-s .t
En .-L .IJ-.
'tf. OF 1aske. .s.i tt-I.rt 8rr.as.J rs .rftn.rI
-I.'srrI. sa 49, rr-s OIL -iy rs.rtr. hrua ,ae sih
tay % 49, ,l.s' sfg ai9uscd by ss.d Cau5t io che
oi,- o.. ss,l q. erased. eaLibsy alJ prove theig
rfpe.titr g.4las Fl. s'fe d. gIsc notice taal 40
WI atir,i % ,he Guiirs 81 Gar spganHrnt. ~ tho
Dwelling h,usr q Ca.hauEe Root in Burke in ssid
ds.irei, the day Of = piembcr BeHt AMI Oh tho
TIh iay q Jan. uv1, al O'clock, afternoon, or
each o.. said DAYS.
6. w. DENlSCE, 2c..t.-;-.
RUFUS GODDiNG, s N'nP'''''0"'ie
Burke. July IA, a. y. ISI4 36iws
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AZ trelre quoted in the New Orleans ma ners
a 'eren and mas on NE dOllar-Texas Treasury Notes
TSOnderul tba, nay cents on the dollar Is il verv
mould be in Tue holders of these bonds and notes
Y their sxpauo or ol'mmediate annexation, ''where
" INTO dollars m and ninepences would be convert
me Texas Deb, consequences of the assumption
publican. ~ our government? Petersburg
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Of moL;n fooos are engaged in the useless attempt
are rs appear that POlks opinions on the Tariff
ter evidaOa a0'e as those Henry Clay. What bet
Whig nil: could be asked of the soundness of
1.-The publio and of the strong hold they have on
to iDvo., "i"d than the attempts of our opponents
lps bow.s e'r candidates with them. It appears to
mo1 however, that the safest and tho pPsa,S 70
Wing mon ""s wing principles is to vote for
.proachiu, oIoo.: 50 we think the result of the APP
country ,''on will show that the electors of the
~ also believe. MASS snv - 'i''
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no~TON 'sLEFr-.lay o.
CIiEESE. AZ SIS do DO
BUT~TEE. bassl lcr o..
FLOUR u04asli A4sla4 81. Iye.taIu canal
The Whig standard., 1844-01-10

CTArIONERY WAhEHOUsEii!- FRENCH
~ AND ENGLISH STATIONERYl!!--Th pub.
lie aTe informed that we have received from Paris
and London, 9 large and most varied assortment of
Staple and Fancy Stationery, all Of which was
ected expressly for our sales consisting in part of
the following:
French Coods.-Folio and quarto post papers of ex-
ira fnsh photographic, tracing, morocco and fancy
colored papers; gold and silver paper, fancy note
paper in great variety; envelopes, lace, embossed.
figured and plain, papetaires, large assortment
some and very rich patterns; pearl and ivory
paper knives and folders, great variety; peari.
ivory and agate seals pcnhodes Of every descrip-
ton; card cases Of pearl ivory and feathers pocket
books and dressing port folios some very rich
inkstands of glass and porcelain, new patterns;
water colors; black, white and colored crayons
Cone's drawing pencils; sable and cameis har pen
cs leather stumps; transparent motto, and initial
waters.
From, Lo,,doY, --Whatman's drawing papers RAY
nolds abraded and Bristol boards of every size ana
thickness; wax and waters Of every description
perforated boards, fine, medium, and coarse Rhoades
= Sons drawing pencils, put up in new STYLE (the
former having, been counterfced), every pencil is
now stamped Rhoades & Son, and Herrick 4 Blunt;
this will guard against future counterfeits; back
CANNON boards; chess boards; chess men; pearl
and bone motto seals in great variety some new pat
terms; Giotts and Windle's steel pens; Rodgers
and Wostenholm's cutlery Newman's colors, loose
and in boxes; Crayon paper; lace and plain envel-
opes ivory knives and folders bronze ebony. rose
wood, ivory, bone, and glass inkstands; port foos
and card cases; dissected maps and games many of
them entirely new subjects; rosewood desks and
work boxes; white and coIored twine parchment:
india RUBBER Reeves and Sons pink and colored
sauccrs sable and camel's hair pencils; ink powder
red, black, Japan, copying, and marking inks; Welch
states of all porcelain states; most Of which
are offered at reduction Of 20 per cent from former
prices. &
HERRICK s. BLUNT,
William F. Bayly, .agent
nov 6-6m Penn. av., between Ith and 18th sts