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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
Prom the Cir. R1pnblicnn.

DAGUERREOrlPE PoRrRAfrS-W,
have % ,iora rei'rred 20 the improvements mn.
king IN TINS importantari. The apparatus for
enabling "a, sun TO paint pictures. or az the
patent IN Ndlcine men. say to assist natur,, in
the pictorial art, is now so constructed and
ADJUSTED as to present a NOR, vivid ami lif,
Tx, pictar'. and the improvement $ in coloring
hoit the mirror up IL nature The painting
Oh pi lures pa glance of the sun. and the
'a,e D! hghtning are two of the greatest
achievements OF modern science.
Although objects in motion cannot he ron.
resented by this process yet pictures are taken
with almost the radidlv of lightning, w,
observe by a Philadelphia paper thata military
company IN that city halted Tor am instant be-
lore the window of a Daguerreotype artist who
transferred the whole troop 10 a plate. A eel
eprated artist IN this seine. has "a gallery in
several oi the principle cities of the Union
and in London and Paris. for talking nortr,;ts
and securing the liken sses of distinguished
men.-The rapidity with which portraits in
TINS style are taken is its grcatmerit. To those
whose avocaiions, will not admit of the pro-
tracted slttings required in other branches of
me art,it isa great convenience. An the same
.iine IL Is u'stlned to be a valuable accessory
IN laNor oil these same branches of the arts /:
The specimens Ia be found at the rooms n,
Messrs. Hawkins, Faris, and Kimball & En-
er:nn IN our city, exhibit the projection which
TINS art has ATTAINED among ". We CRIT;
ned to say that these gentlemen are ken, bns;Ic
engaged, and IN the enjoyment of the St,,, " j,;,
OF professional prosperity.
Inc hrst named gentleman is the pioneer
OF the art in our city, and has practisedithere
Tor a number OF years. In addition 10 his
numerous other specimens, he is engaged in
coiiecumga gallery of portraits of the old pio-
neers who yet remain among us. The design
isa comnendable one, and such a collection
cannot ial TO be of the deepest interest. A
number OF these have been taken. and his col.
lection is daily augmenting. These pictures
together with numerous other specimens. may
Dc seen at the room of Mr.. Hawkins. ON Fiji
between Vine and Race streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

OS- The Hon. EDMUND BURKE. late mem
Der OF Congress from New Hampshire. has
oeenappointed by the President Commission
er OF Patents, and will, it is said, enter upon
his duties Immediately.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
GOLD

fine full jeweiied M J Tobias Lever Watches.
D' do JOS Johnson d.,
ru" Jew'iied and PLAIN Lever Wa.ches of other
and every description;
runJe"eiicd Anchor escapem'i gold lever watches:
DO Cylinder escap, mont COLL watches;
a So line full jewoiied and plain SILVER Lever.
90 Cylinder silver watches;
Aiso' 'iver verge watches Of various kinJs;,nperber
wi n a large and piendid assortment of ladies' Ia,,e
Topaz, Garnet Cameion. Jet and orher Sci Pins yev
""o. sumo very thea' do. Also. every variety Of
geni'emehs Breast Pins and Sbin Studs.
Ruby, Dane ,d, En- ,iaid. Gamer. Tr,o,z p.o,l
: ana every variety Of se' oDd plain Rings; G ,rne,
anu Other Stone Necklaces, Gold Fob mud GuarI
Chains; Gold Pencils; Gold Tbimbles; Guild. silver
ana Gu Hair Pine. very fine; s liver Pencils. Ladies
ra,s; silver Tea and Table Spoon.; German Silver
49, D'S'a",s oo; Snver Butter Knives; German do;
SILVER SIli Spoons; Silver Sugar Tungs; Fine .rna
q en,ed SIN Purses; Silver Pencils ali Kinds
NJ DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

roWA CONSrrTUTlON-2.turus from
niheteen, counties IN Iowa. part official and
ne fen!ln lerspch a, my b, relied mon gigc
majority against the Constitution pf / az
we learn b. The Hawk Eve that am effort vii
u made b. the Legislature to s,psratc ,hc
question OF tn bounlIrirsi from m, OH mart.
~ w Constitution, AMI thus bring thr au,s
a., uPaSiIi. Tn, counties u b. heard rom
VIZ ~ Tcdss Oh myOriiy against DE C,usi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
RELlnInN

hhLdIO -N" hing 'rs 5..l m.f. tI.
object of ril.cule f'au R.ig...
ss'a,l' "a ~ d wi of yol.i ,hs f,,.l
0i Pam, anl taa elegant 5t siilo s,g. o.,
uipDon yet tI' whole tore, Of .l.it r.m.G
nad talents mas b. II iIufd lent 10 me,Iii..
oi9 lct' TO iut; on, fun I,m ,ltll tfltb ~.
.pnolo up "a sacred form of vital religion 90
w, ~ s-orp an i'ratpno W u directed .,-,8.
Fhe pagaan;ry Of sty.rIi.i,n. null 800
OF t,nl'icism W CO.. raIt..t
idbrl tho1gl his d spo...,a . "A, ~...i.s
coraiIohS oi ITS hHunm vJlsd Isl. .I.lIrt IL
ro x OF ages, bad bi q prJuId. Gln.. ~, ri,
RointlcAs shaft Of riIiculs. p"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

Msssrs. MASON SHUTTLE, No. l2S Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

Levi Clark and John Shriyer,
PURSUANT 10 a decree made IN this csuse AZ
the September term 1914. ny the Circui,
superior Couri OF Tyler county; I will on tho Cd
Niond IN June next. yihni being Court day. sell by
pun'c auction. al The dnor of The Court house i'm
sa'd county. an undivided moieiy Of n tract of one
p"ndred acres OF land. situated on Indian creek IN
sa'u county on The terms following, one fourth Of
me purchase money 10 be paid in hand, and the re-.
mainder in eight. sixteen aud twenty four mon,h.
from The day Of sale. The purchaser to give bond.
bearing interest with good security for The psyment
o' me deferred instruments. JAS KRAMER. DS.
may For j G. VILLA MsoN, II c..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

OF WM HOPKINS, Esq, has been %appoim-
ted by the Governor of Penns lvania Super
intendent of the National Road, in place of
Mr.. Seabright.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
William Phillips.


URSUANT To a decree rendered in this cause.
u nj The September term 1874. Of the Circut,'
5 'perior Court Of Tyler county. will on the I'd
Monday in June next. THAT being Court da, self a
.rac' OF hly one ncres Of land. situated on M'Kimts
Fork Of Middle Island creek. in The said county; Tho
'ale TO he made by public auction, at The door Of
The Court house in The said county. and on the terms
following: One half of the purchase money to- he
paid in hand, and the remainder in one year from
The day Of sale, The purchaser 10 give bonds bearing
interest. with good security for the payment Of the
deferred insialmenL JAS KRAMER, ID s, for
mays &c WuLIAx.osSTC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

LECTURES -Snbscrbcr.. name.
~ Tor DR. Lardner's Lectures. now publ, hing in
'o,k' received at the Bookstore ofJ Has.
OF postage at the New York p ice. may5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
James NJ Stephenson.

IN PS Tn Chancery,
The ndm'rs d heirs ofJames Ptdua.
URSUA with II decree rendered in NH.
canse. at the SepIs mber term 1914. Of the
Circuit Superior Couu for The county of Tyler: 7
VIII sell al public auction, on the Cd Monday in
June next. Chat being Court day. at The door of
me Court house Of said county, a tract Of 2 900 acres
of lnnd situated on Mex ms Fork of Middle Island
creek in said county. The sale will be made on
The Terms following. that is 10 say: one sixth of the
purchase money To be paid in hand and The ro.
mainder in one, two and three years from The day
OF sale the purchaser 10 give bonds bearing interest.
WIN good security for The payment of the deferred
instruments. For n more particular descripiioo of
the said land, reference is had to The papers fled In
me cause. a KRAMER. ID s. for
may &c W,III.w.o, sTc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
MONDAY, NAY o. 1915,

VoLNEY b. PALMER, IL our authorized
Agent Tor rcceiyinSS Subscriptions AMI Advcr-
nsrmsnts for tn, Wheeling Times and Gazs,te.
Nis Off css are: -
Is State Street. Boston.
~ Aun Street, New York.
~ Pine Str ct, Philad, lphia.
Corner Of Baltimore and Calvert Streets
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

MI Richie, of the Enquirer, has arrived al
Washington to take charge of the government
organ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
william Phillips.
In CLancey

william Phillips,
William o.'., !" cA'''''v-
PURSUANT 10 n decree rel d red in this canse.
at The September term 1914. OF The Circuit
eurer'or Cont OF Law and Chnrcery for Tho county
of Tyler; I will on The Cd Monday in june next.
(ihai being Court day. sell q tract Of one hundred
acres land situated on Mex ms fork on Middle
Island creek in said county. The sale to he at the
'oor Of The court house Of said county, by public
a"e'i'n' nnd on The following terms: One third Of
me pure ase money 10 DO Paid in hand. md the
remainder in SIX and w Give months from Tho dsv or
sale. The purchaser, TO give bonds bearing interest.
with good security for the payment Of The deferred
'nsialmenis. JAS KRAMER n 9 ~,
moy5 &c W,LLt,Msox ST C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
MARQUIS OF FASHION.
q KAMMEDED

VEL CHANT TAIL OF.
AT THE SION ~ THE MARQUIS or rAst5,oNr.
nPPOSlTE The Virginia Hotel and &C., ~.
~ south Of MCLELLAS's BIG RED BOOT 70.
specially iaforms hs friends and The on bic. the,
ne " constantly receiving sleek Of superior CLOTH.
Ce's'mefe'i Cassinofs; Jeans; Summer CIo,h,:
.a'hmefe''e'; Linens; DnlIings; Gambroons; Checks:
VESTiNGS-SfL; s,Gn; cashmere, Ms,.s;p..,
Vnlencinsi &c. Shirts; Collars; Stocks: and ever
variety OF Goods Tor Senllemen's wear Please
give nm a call. and you will find that he con supply
n' less cost Than any oiher establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ very large assortment all kinds ReadS Made
C'"ihIng on hand, 10 snit every description Of cus-
'onefs Pleaso call aud you will boi 60 awsy dis
usy .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
George Fux.


r,h,, I" In chancery:
DUkSUANT TO o decree made in this couse NJ,
II me September Term 1874 Of the C,r.ur sa-
Pe'1f Couf' OF Law and Chancery Of Tyler county :
Mln sen by public auction; at The door Of The eours
~ Il saru county on the % Monday in June
mex. Ohal beng cour day. a tract Of oae bnnd,e,T
ana MY acres ol land. situated on Procrors run. in.
'a'n county and which is particularly described in,
The papefs Of said cause,
me sale o. The terms following. Oie hslf Of Tho
purchase money 10 be paid IN hand. and The remain
oe, u e'ghl aud sixteen months from The day Of
si'c' me nrchaser 10 give bonds bearing interest.
WIN good security for The payment Of The deferred.
Instruments. VIM mccoy, ID {. Er
may 5 JAS G WmLL.Msos. sT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
COMMERCIAL RECORr.
RATES or DISCOUNT,
WHEELING. ~.
OHIO

OHIO. TENNESSEE.
die dis.
All solvent Banks To All s.iv eni banks 3u5
' ornefs Bk Canton 25 ALABAMA.
BIZ IIamilion Is All b, hks 10
Miami Esp'g Co-no sale N 4 y CAROLINA.
Lancaster Oaio Bk 10 An sLycp, hanks z
Com Bk Lake Erie 8 GEORGIA.
Urbans Ba,k so Augusta 8
Granville Alex Sow so SAW, nah @
Bank IL Cleveland o Louisiana.
Com Bank Scioio 10 f,,od bark. I,o9
a ! Others no sale PENNSYLVANIA
Relief Notes tuT
Stale Blk aud br's A a. Bank Ny,c. a., .
State scrip 10 Piu.butol, Sc,;,, 10
MICHIGAN.
All solvent Bks to Nosslc
ILLINOIS. EXCHANGE.
State bank so Baltim,re
Shawnceiown 20 Phiisd'm r., p,'m
N York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
NEW AND RICH JEwr,Dv

'r ""o'cf'oer Would respectfully Inform his
IL friends and customers. md Tho n,h,;o n'
'ahy. mai he has just returned from The E,s, win
me oes' assortment al rich and fashionable goods
'ha' has ever been offered IN this city, consis,ing =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
William Posil, INV iii,
In Chancefy.

Jnseph wode. J'
DURSUANT 10 a decree rendered in ,h;s NINA
OF The September Term. 1874. Of he Circuit
- Sre,o' our ~ Law aud Chsncery. for the county
oi Iyier. ] will. on tho - NJ nd.v in June me-,
una, being Court day. sell by public auction. =,
me d'"or OF the curt house IN said county. d ,rac, Of
oU acres'"i land situated on the waters Of Fishing
creek IN rn'd county. nnd particularly men,ioned
ana dese""ed IN the papers OF The said cause, the
ave 70 . . ON me terms following. that is 10 say:
One fourth of The purchase money Il, be n,;d =,
IN hand. the rofh,inder in ono and two wears from
'He day OF sn'e. the purcha.ef 10 give bonds bearing
interest. with good security Er The payment, of The
deferred insialmenis.. VIM Nc OY. ID 9, 70,
may 5 Jas & WILL,AM.oS.S nc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
AGRICULTURAL VAIT7F op poNp

AbOE OF I'M
Ni'h! FARMERS are surprised that any sub
stance, so apparently destitute of nntrit;vo
matter as bone dust should be capable of Of
iectlng such wonderful results Tho mre-
tery' however, is easily applicable. for instead
Oh D'lhS composed of a simple. inert sub-
s!allce as many suppose and contend. if CON
si''5 oi three distinct and highly valuable in
g~reiIent', yiZ:-cartilagc bone-eartb anil
carbonate of lime-all OF which arc es.cn,;aI
concerned i'll the production and malnr,.
tion of crops. '""
,Ihe bonc-carlh may b. estimated At ono
nan The weight. 1t is a peculilr phosnhatc
oillmh. containing eight parts of lime to three
PaI''o phospaoric acid. A great part of the
N4lue Oh Done as a manure depends ON IFS car
ui'Sc' Inc animal part OF bones being one
uii,o" tlelr weight, the ammonia is equal IN
eight or ten times that of cow-dmg III 90
regard the salts ONLY. one hundred oouaJs &c
Ooile-dust contain s~iXty-six times as much as
an equal weight of cow dung. Such stIte.
m'nts, while they express the chemical C,c,s
are aiInoSt'll not quite, supported by tes,imc.
ny Oh thos' who have, in practical agricultnr.
dPPll'u uhiSi concentrated animal manure.
II Is a common opinion that bones from the
s.ap-boller5 have lost a portion of tho;r ami
MAJ matter. Its erroneous. BJiling. cxcen,
under nigh pressure, extracts very little Of The
g'laiine. and not all the fat and marrow.
Heads and shoulder blades. and ths small.
'er bones, still contain, after boinino IA nor
cent. OF lat an tallow. If the pIosuh,taf Of
lime OF such bones is dissolved out of Il. acid
the animal portion remains with all the for,,,
ami bnik ot bone. Bones which are or .reJ
ia the m1rhet, are quite asrich i'm the elements
above stated, as arr unboilcd bones. The
Phosphate OF lime is rendered quite soluble
b MS combination with g.I,,;
M NJ anu "'ou-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
Lewis Williams,

Lewis Williams,
ps r., CLu
William X Goddard
DURSUANT TO q decree made in This oo,.. -
u the April term 1874. of The Ci,cu;, Con,, oc
iiy'er coonIyi j will sell by public auction. nj, Tho
aoor OF The Court house Of The county of TYLER. on
me "a Monday in June next Chat being Couu dov,
o 'f"ci oi one hundred acres of land. situated on
I'oc'ois hun ~ 'sid comfy. The sale viii be on
.ne 'efms following Wis Ote fourth Of The pnrchase
";ah, 20 oe PAD IN hand, and The remainder in,
nearing interest, for The payment Of The de(eu.dl
in~sialmrnis. WM M'Cov n e S
may &c WuI,.,n. g Tc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05
FERoCITY OF \ REAR T,o en-.

FER0ClTY OF a BEAR.-The f~cllovinc
remarkable instance of ~ferocity i'm a bear !,
recorded as having occurred az Brighton
NAM, nearly forty years ago. 1t is seldom
mat Inc black beat maniiests so much ferocit,
Mheh mef with in the forests of New England
ms one, however, was accompanied by he,
cubs. and encourage and rage were stimnlo led
by the love other offspring:
benjamin Foster. son ofMai. Asoel Foster
OF Brldgeton, being on his way through n
uilcktt oi woods, was suddenly alarmed by the
growing OF a bear. lie soon discovered am
on she bear and two cubs. TIL oil one
immediately made toward him, growing and
very fierce. He immediately took 10 The first
tree he could find, which was about nine
lnches diameter, and about twenty feet TO the
hrst limbs; this he assembled with all possible
speed, ana having reached the limbs he called
10 'he nearest neighbor, who lived about a
quarter OF a mile distant, for help. The bear.
on hearing his cries. retreated from the tree
and hallooed also, which she rapeated as often
as he called for help.
The bear then returned to the tree and
climbed up nearly to the first limbs. but losing
iler hoid, she fell to the ground. his enraoed
hcr' ana sheagain assembled the tree with sill
velocity, and overlook him at the
height OF about thirty feet, when she saizcd
mn by one foot, but the shoe coming of. She
leu to the ground; recovering, she assembled
the tree a third time, and took off the other
SHOE ne constantly calling for help and found
none. lie had now assembled the tree as far
DIS was safe Tor him to venture, the bear CON
s,ahtiy tearing his feet with her teeth, until
'nay became a most shocking spectacle.
me par at length fastened her jaws so
powerfully TO one of his heels as 10 cause tho
limbs by which he held to break. and ho fell
10 the ground, the bear falling at the same
tlma on the other side of tree: and notwith-
''andingh his feet were in this mangled condition
ne escaped To the nearest house and arrived
safe. The distance from the ground by mea-
'nrement, from whence the Young man fell.
was iorty eight feet. 1t is supposed that his
repeated AMI eager cries for help tended To
increase The rage and fury of the bear. which
had her whelps with her,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-05

II population of Canada at the present
Line IS y 1919. OF these there are. natives
VI me country, of French origin. 5is 5G5.
Idt Ives OF British origin, Sj,O75; Engiand
rfl,o2oj Ireland, HOP; Scotland I33ii,
~ TiPnatinental Europe, 1853. United States
Il, ,,oii. The proportion of deaf and dumb to
~ "nole population is greater than IN ali
IuTSl co9ntrles except Switzerland and Baden
~ C9nsda n is l to about every 957; in Emronc
thn i'ot United States l in every 1000. I'm
"e world, 50 far as known, | in 1866.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
Remedy against Hydrophobia.

The Glasgow Argus mentions remedy for
''he bite Of rabid animals, applied by DR.. David
Burns, (broher of The traveller Sir Alexander, J
in The case Of two ladies in that city. They
were in the parlor of hotel, when large dog
entered, biz them both severely and ran Off
DR.. Burns was in the hotel, having been on a
tour in the Highlands with Lord and Lady
Hanmure. Dr. Burns, on learning the nature
OF The accident, Instantly cau,erized, cupped,
and exercised the wounds, and had also re-
course TO the singular method of making the
patients suck their wounds. This course the
DIR. recommended ten years ago in the Lancet
and he says that no danger whatever is TO be
feared from it. if the mouth and lips are free
from sores or chaps
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
Volunteer Candidates.

The Easton papers of las, week contain the
advertisements of upwards of dozen persons,
who are out as Volunteer Candidates for The
several county Offices 10 be voted for this fall
The people of Northampton are strongly in ia
vor Of the volunteer system; and no'hing would
more ehecIualy secure the defea, of a candi-
date for any county office. there, than regular
nomination. The system Of volunteering is a
good one, and should be encouraged. Let ev-
cry aspirani for office submit his name TO the
people. directly, wiihou, the Intervention of
Delegates. BY this means The public Offices
will be more ably filled, and every one better
satisfied. 1t is the true Republican mode Of
doing business. Several volunteers have also
already announced themselves in Monroe coun-
ty, whose names will be found in our advertising
columns.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
How Polk was Elected.
KITTA'TINNY

The last two numbers Of the American Re.
view are occupied in giving startling developc-
'ments of The Loco frauds practiced to carry
New York for Polk and Texas. 1t appears
100 men were employed and paid, doubtless by
Texas bond holders, TO hire rooms in various
wards; to visit them as often as possible, under
different names al each, and TO vote al each un-
der those assumed names. Thus 100 men vo.
ling at each Of the 20 polls, make 1000 illegal
votes. Polk's majority in the state was 5,lO6.
Thu carrying the Stale by frauds unparalleled
in this, or any other country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
Paying the ParsOn.

Rnihsler in neighboring city, says the
Salem Gazette, who is celebrated for the num-
ber Of connubial knots he Ties, sometimes re-
ceiving FIVE or six hundred dollars year for
his services in that way, was called upon one
evening, by couple who wished to be united
for this life, for better or for worse. The GER
emony was duly performed, and at the close OF
1t, tue man stated that he had but seventy y-fve
cents, and inquired if that would be sufficient
remuneration. Being Told that il would an.
ever, The new married couple were about de-
parting, when the lady thinking il would be a
lille more romantic and sentimental TO faint on
the occasion, indulged in that little bi, of Fl.
male. The camphor bottle was brought, and
during The process of resuscitaton, it got broke,
and finally The minister had TO pay for back
90 carry The happy pair home. The minister
said, after ii was all over, that he had made
about eleUen cents clear profit by the whole op-
Grafton.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
The Wings Of Pennsylvania.

We are happy TO sec that the Wings OF
Pennsylvania are buckling on their armour for
aHolher contest. NoIhing daunted toy Tire re-
verses of last fall they are making preparations
in many of The counties for spirited s,rugg lie
and from the determination manifested, we are
led TO anticipate the most favorable result. The
Wings of the keystone, in order to elect Ca
nal Commissioner and secure majority Of the
Legislature, have but to exert themselves, and
they will do it, Our friends, in different parts
of The Commonwealth, appear 10 he aware Of
his, and are making the proper effort for the
desired result. A large majority of the coun-
lies have already held their primary meetings
aud most of The others are abou, TO follow their
example. 1t would be glorious result to re-
deem Pennsylvania from The grasp of ocofoco-
ism. Let our friends everywhere do their Ut
most to effect it, Lei them remain firm in their
attachment, 10 their great chieilain, HENRY
CLAY, and The principles Of the Whig party
and adop, The expressive words of Gov. Jones,
of Tennessee, as their motto" Fight on-fght
erer."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
The August Elections.

We have received bat few returns, as YET, Of
The recent elections in the Western States, and
these few are SO incomplete aud impeRect, that
we can make but very Iiule Of them. II ap-
pears, however, that Garet Davis, Wing. has
beaten Thomas F. Marshall, 4ocn, in the Lex
ington District, KY, and that the Loco Foco
Assembly ticket has prevailed in Floyd county,
Indiana. Thommason, Wing, In the Louis
vile. KY, District, is also supposed 10 be elect
ed. By next week we shall have more full
and satisfactory returns.