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zF&EE'EE. FOR INV AEEDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. speer and Kuhn.

THIIE object of this establishment is
n to supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
wavs-bv residents. without family. Ia
ken sirk-and BY patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
to this place for relief from surglral and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want Of the various comforts
and attentions s0 necessary and agreeable
to The sick, aud from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected tu
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvaIds will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atten-
dance. snd at rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
be extended 10 every variety of disease.
it is intended by DR.. Speer, to give spe-
cai attention To
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General Election

General Election
will be held on The second Tuesday OF
October next, (being The 9th day Of tue
month"; at the several election districts,
20 wit:
The Electors of the borough and
township of Somerset. 10 meet at the
Court House, in said borough;
a'he Electors of ihe township Of Mil.
ford, TO meet al the house of John We'll
Ter, in said township;
The Electors of the township Of Tur-
kevioot, TO meet al The house of Jeseyh
pringey (now George AnseD in said
township.
The Electors OF tie township of Ad.
Olson to meet al The house OF Samuel FL
der. 10 The Town of Petersburgh, in said
township;
The Electors Of the township of Elk
lick, TO meet at the house formerly occu-
pied by Joseph Mills, in Salisbury, in
said township,
The Electors of The township of Sum.
mil. to meet at the School House Of Ny
ers' Mill. IN said Ip.
The Electors of The township oI
Greenville. 10 meet at ihe house OF
George Long. in said township;
The Electors OF the township of South
smEian, TO meet at the house Of Daniel
Lepley. IN said township;
The Electors OF the Borough of Ber-
lin and The township Of BrolhersvaIley
20 meet al the house OF Archibald Comp
ton, in said borough;
The Electors of the township of Sto-
nvcreek. To meet at the house of Jacob
Will, Jr. in said township;
The Electors of The Borough Of Stovs.
town. Ia meet a, the house of John lfite,
in said borough;
The Electors of the township Of Que
mahoping. 10 meet al the house of David
Shader. in SIovstown;
The Electors of the township Of Allie.
gheny, 10 meet al The house of James
Phlson. in sand township;
The Eiectors of the township OF Con.
emaugh, ia meet al ihe house OF Peter
Levy, in said ip;
The Electors Of The township Of Shade
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WOOLl VOGLl!

GOOD clean wool will he taken /,
payment of debts due this office, il de-.
livered soon.
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DR. s P0srLET7WAlFs

EENDERS his professional ssrvioss n N,
4 public. otSiee in tho building formerly :,
cupied by Charles Ogle, Esq, as law OtsSe.
junc9, 1916.
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TO NEE. at the house Of Henry Fry. in
said iownships
The Eieclors of the township OF Paint
10 meet AZ The School House erected on
The land Of Henry Berkey, iu said town
ship;
The Electors OF the the township o'
Ienner. to meet at the house of George
Parker. in said township;
At which time and places the Qualified
Electors aforesaid will elect by ballot.
One Person for Member of
the House of Representa-
tives of the United States,
in conjunction with the
counties Of Fayette and Greene.
One Person for Canal Com
missioner of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania:
One Person for Member OF
of the House Of Represen-
tatives Of the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania.
One Person for Sheriff OF
the County of Somerset;
One Person for Commission
er of said county,
One Person for Coroner of
said county;
One Person for Auditor, and
Three Persons for Poor
House Directors.
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], JACOB PHILIPPI.

High Sheriff of the county Of Somerset
DO hereby make known and give public
notice TO The qualified electors of The said
ConnfY lhal q
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will be held on lhe second Tuesday of
October next, (being The 1 9th day Of the
month"; at the several election districts,
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PROCLAIM ALTON.

NHEREAS, by an act of the Cen
w eral Assembly of the Common.
wealth. Of Pennsylvania. entitled IAN act
relating TO theElections Of This Common
wealth, it is enioned on the Sheriff TO
give public notice oil such election. and
ca enumerate in such notice what Officers
are io be elected: In pursuance thereof,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
No. 20. WHOLE No. H60.

ESCAPED with life, and which appeared 10 torm
the Crisis Of his nervous disorders. His conva-
!eScence, th"ngh slow, was favorbly progress
I'VE; and as during his long confinement, he
never relinqnlshed his habits of reading. nor
his attention TO public sGairs, he was enabled,
on ms return to society, to resume his former
rank, In professional business, and Official EN-
Payments. In May 1900, he was againoa
member of the legislature. In 1901, he was
aPported Judge of the Superior Court of
the State of Connecticut From this period
he declined any interference in the politics Of
the state, and applied himself exclusively TO
to the duties of his ofice-being of opinion,
that the character ola partizan and political
writer was inconsistent with the station of a
judge and destructive of the confidence of suit
ors in the impartiality Of judiciary decisions -
In 1908, he received from the legislature the
additional appointment Of Judge of the Su-
preme Court Of Errors He was happy in the
society Of his brethren On the bench, and the
Courts of the State were at no period more
respectable for legal science, or more respected
for the justice and integrity of their adjudi-
cations. -. 81
To these offices he was annually appointed to
by the legislature, till their session in Mays
1919, when he, with all his associates on the,
bench, were removed from Office, State Con-
stitution having been adopted, and a new party
having risen into power.
He continued to reside in Hartford until
1884, when he went TO Detroit, Michigan, on a
visit to his daughter, (the wife Of Gov. Wood
bridge,) where he died.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
SUICIDE OF DIR. STANTON.

We are panied to record the death Of
his gentleman, well Known as the tor
mer Delegate from Brooke CO, Va. We
learn that he returned few d Tvs since
from Washington, where he held The sta
alton OF assistant clark to Inc House o!
representatives,. Since his return he had
been somewhat mdisposed, and Wednes.
day OF last week, during the temporary
absence Of the members of his family, no
Gu, his throat and died almost instantly.
We have not learned the particulars OF
this melancholy occurrence. hut p.esains
he mmmhed the rash ac! wh''e labor
ing und temporary mental abberratian,
produced by the disease which proved
upon him. He is represented ~ taos,
VINO knew him, to have been a woah
k.nd and eXt mplary Enthusiastically a.
poyfs.m,- Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
HIRAM JACKSON.

MAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
l. toners, and the Public in general, that he
as removed his DYEING ESTABLISH.
AENT, six doors west Of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds of Clothing and Dresses Of all colors.
Also-Cleamng and Dressing OF Hats.
Litchf ed, Nov. ls45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
DAVID WARNER,
Painter and Paper Hamge

PLYMOUTH Hollow, Conn.
THE Subscriber wiilgive his partic
Il ular attention TO the IMITATION OF
WooD AND MARBLE.
observation-disclosures Hurlbut, Win.
CHESTER; Benjamin II. Morse. Wolco.t
lille, and r ,Iph G. Camp, LitchficId.
Plymouth. Hollow, Dec. I6, lS44. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
In SUR ANCE.

U II. HUBBARD, Agent for the Pro-
- Tee rIoN INSURANCE COMPANY, will
ssle p ,icies at his office, in Salisbury,
on the snme terms they can he obtain
ed at the principal Office in Hartford.
4Otf
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08

THE CALIFoRN MIA EXP Epa1IoN.-Itis rurnor-
ed in our city that Col. Stevenson's hasty de-
parture from New York was in consequence Of
Information conveyed 10 him by his friends b.
Telegraph that he was superseded ~ c0nsnsasasls
6u 0ssotkey o6seer-- Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
Hemlock Boards.

>V{NHE Subscribers offer for sale at their store
= in Wolcottville.,
$4,000 feet Hemlock Boards !,
o. All persons indebted to the late cdrnpa-
ny OF Wadhams. Webster + Co., BY note or
book are requested to give their attention to
The immediate settleEaena of the same.
= WADHAMS T. CO.
WoleOttyille, July 9th, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08

0J-Mr. N P. Willis. the poet. is about II be-
married to Miss Grinnell. daughter ofthe Nj
c.. from the New Bedford district, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08

N-Among the passengers in the Hibsrnias
swere the Rev Drs. skinner and Patten, 81 Navx
York,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-08
zatEa Insurance Company

Zstna Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CT.
Cxplg0I 100000 Dollars,
Win liberty /" increas: The same to Ha!J a
.NjMiDn of Dollars,
FER to assure Dwelling Houses,
stores. Mills. Manufactures, Barns.
S,,uSunA Vessels while in rort ,Or on the
soc KS, 10 DDS and every other species OF
,,urabIe persona! property gains' loss
or 4antss " scs- AZ Us low rates ofPre.
MIA u ,ny similar nstitu,ionin good
St4a t!ng.
GIDEON II. HOLIiSTER, Agent.
on. in the Court House
Li,;hGeld, Nov. 2G, lo45. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
Nipple Balm.

Nipple Balm.
M UGH mi hit be SAID of the healing powers of
1VA this Balm add Of the many cures it has made but ~
the confidence Of the pacpreor content TO z &c d.
ree'on' for it, leaving acquire auie Tor rs-L by fading
an advocate Tor the opiri3n every who NAV use
knowing as be does that IL has cure toe worst ease
OF sore tender Nppes days thus snabf The
mother TO tCE mast c,mfon For sale by
DUYAL q PURCELL.
&c Drtgrhts. i47 Main sttsL
dead SHOT i-IsO dozen OF tlis unr,vaed Yernifa.c,
- fer sale BY - sANL r DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03

III. w. a. J. j. FRY ~ CO.,
wHoILSLE DEALERs, -f
(DrFkR kr sale, on accomm Odating terms
~ 500 bags RIO COFFEE
500 bags Leg. do
23o DO old white and Java
100 bids N orieans Sugar part prima
95 do. Rico do do
90 Ctoir do do
rs casks clarified
o5 boxes No 4 Loaf do
10 bbls crushed do
20 do Pulversed
SO hid. hoinSses
700 kegs Nails best qaalit,
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons bis cred Steel
ca ard shs Steel
200 boxes Sperm and Talow CanBes
1000 rms wrap. Paper part large
300 and letter do
prime Indigo
so packages g p, ImD1 and Blaek Teas
IS bbls lamp AMI tanners oil
200 kegs ride and blasting Powder
Bar Lead. shut and liar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt Pelre
CoppefaS Sulphur asd Salts
Soaps. Mustard, Chocolate, Blocking. &c
sTlo and l0xl2 Glass
Cot Rope Cords AMI Lines
Ashton Sack
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack
so woodwate
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos nj
factory prices
a1Reeeivng and forwarding goods attended to- All
kIrds Of produce received on consignment. au 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.

N -
NXTE receiving supply Ready made Clothing for
w PAU azd Winter wear, consisting. IN Pau Of
Fine md medium Beaver Oyeteoats
DO Flock Coats
Extra French do OveIeoats
black Froeks, style
Tweed do do do
Do Casss Sacks all prices
Double Miled Tweed. do
Tweed Sack Frocks, something new
Plain bTk Cass Pants good quality
French Do,skin do. do
Cord do. great variety
Pine Cloth ID Cost, under way
DO French Frock do.
Pirst quslhy cord satnet Pants
DO miId do do
No 1 Sat SeaTfs, bIt and cold
Black IN cold Crayats
New style Neck Ties
Silk. saiin, velVe, cloth, merino and other vess
1 We have n No. Cutter, up a
the shortest notice aud warrant coed It,
SO KEEN co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
BONNETS. RIBRONS. "a.

BONNETS, RIBBONS. &c.
w. q f. p. CARPENTER Il CO.,
No. 1 Exchange Block, IIth Street.
4 ALL the attention OF buyers TO their extern
- sve stock Of hornets,
Wheh - now complete in every department The
goods.
Ribbons.
The arEest assortment IN the STAR Of entirely
terrs IN great VARIETY o. style and quality.
full assortment q IL other trimming rood.
Ash. Rand BoTss Dress Whacbone
Being ceanr e1 Insvey in the abov. go.
gives u advlnag o.scr houses and era5ss ~
70 offer roos pees which defy competition IN pv ,,s
fJ Republican requested 10 copy a. I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03

.hA FOR NEW YORK. The new packet
TAX s-hr PoCAHoNTAs, Capt Smack, will be dispatched i'm
medaey For freight having good Accommodations
Apply board, nj Ludl. ms wharf
oc2I HENRY FISHER
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NOTICE,
FARTHER SUPPLY.

ROOTS AND SHOES Wholesale and ERetaII-
Very Chcapi
R1 Schooner Lowell from Boston, the sub
- serbef supply NJ Boots uud b..
which adied 70 bic stoct Pevioyou rcnao bs
much mote extensive and d.Eirahh which respectfully in
ytes the attention Of County Merchants pure hars
with the issuance that thy Will Be- so very iJe prices
Anonzsi tho-s just received the following viz
Mems etira le1vy thck psEred Brogar s-very prime
DO mfdum and low ptiefd psEred Brogaus
DO heavy stiehsd aof Brosans
DO lined and boutd saved BroEans 10 ~
DO do prEged DO sos
DO stout CafskntsEed Boots
~ % ssaskn % %
Women's Leather Pergcd Wshs4to8
10 Goatskn Buskins
Boys st0ut Calfskin rewtd sroran,
DO thick pergei Brogsns
Also, fesh suppI of HAIR Trunks-aH srss
sss n, ~ Nc, nv aa s 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03

Mr. The Packet schr. GRAND ISLAND. Capt.
S Young. having Of her engaged viii have die
patch For ght, &C, Apply Captain beard Pickles
WHAT HENRY FISHER,
No Ca aIrrnf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
GORDON d SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE


E0 HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
wv Sugars
bcIes and bills loaf crushed and pulyerzed Sugars
IS boxes aud bags Havana ani Brazil Sugar
so hhds Moas'es, part prime
30 half bills Sugar houie and Orleans Molasscs
$50 bags Rio, l. gui and Java Coffee
bslrs Mocha Coffee
IS hllf chests Gunpowder Tea, parvery Superior
2 halfeLess Black do
Tea in and IL b. boxes
900 stcJ Sole L>aiheT
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los box sperm n TaIow Candies
10 bags Pepper and Pimenlo
40 bags Ginger
geo kegs NIls
$50 bags Shot
30 kegs "Duponrs" Powder
200 teams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Lat er Paper
500 sacks salt
Cheese In casks and boras
900 doE BED Cords and Leading Lines
IS doE Painted Buckets
so doz Brooms
5000 los Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feaihefs
900 Nova Seoua gsinGsioBes
Glass s1lO ana iOtl2
Sperm, Il. and Taune,s' OIL
Cotton Yarns, Salpere, Copperas Alum
Indigo, Nader, Starch Wick TSinc, &C. &C.
JRoN-iOO tons sWede English, TIederaT ani County,
prisinE marry all tiEes round, fat and square
Sheet lion, Nail Rods
6TEEI-Amsrlean and English Bstcred
MAYORS Cas- and shear Steel
TIN PLATEs967 boxes Tin Pate. l0Ki, 1890 and 1919
CoPPER-2uOO lbs BnEtr-', shcathine and Bolt
1000 lhs Wue, assorted sizes, from No toi5
ZINC, Bar and shce, Lead, &C Se Gl3
Oh TONS ANTHRACITE COAL, a superior
OO quainy expected per John and for BY
RANKIN. wHrrLOCK 4 RUYsTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
- EOR NEM YORK..

Nh ENOR NEW YORK. The regular packet
sN schr COURIER n Couch master, will be ready load
Wednesday, and having large portion Of h.T eaEasd
will have dspseh For remainder Of freight passage apply
master boar HENRY FISHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
FALL ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.


FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE,
by the James River and BAY Boats.
f,ssS1e.,r The swift and comfortable boats Cur.
1@AsaA~ PEcK and ALIcE, Captains John Davis and
bfough, aycs the wharf Rockets alternately every
ing Sundays excepted O'Clock. Norfolk
and meet ofthe Bay boats Hampton Roads
oeocE
Returning the Curi- Pet ani Alice Norfolk alter
natey morning Sundays excepted O'clock meet one
Of the Say Boats from Baltimore and sdngs on
the river, going and returning.
Passengers going from Rehmopd Petersburg by this ehsp
and comfortable whlves hne spendd scenery
on James about Hampton Road Portsmouth, Norfolk Rip
kap' and Old Point Comfort and Baltimore by Oeces
the neI morning, without oss of either q the
many routes leaving there that and
inson Oily TO bfeakfas, days Baltimore
and r'turn that evening O'Clock the arrive
Petersburg the merit by O'Clock Richmond by half
past oeoek making the round IMP Baltimore and bach To
Richmond IN les than three days.
fsssase and Pare from Rehmond Petersburg to or from
Portsmouth Norfolk hreakfast neiuded 81 90
PassEe and Fare, from Rchmond Petersburg 10 or ou
BALTIMORE (arrakiast and d'EncT the River Roau
supper and lodging the Bay Boats neludsd) Is 90
oc HASkiNS A LIBBY.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROAD AND STEA tiBOAT LINE
between fichmond aud Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Old Point Comfort, &c Port WnIthnII.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Goats, INCLUDING MEALS.
kyINHE public is hereby notified ;hat
Szsa4hzzk- n the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which is IN the order day and night
line and Unsurpassed IN her accommodations running
tween Por; Waha and Norfolk connection with the Can om
Richmond and Poor.bus, T Gay esH
aiHg
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS atSI A. NJ, breakfast board Aurua and
arrive at Norfolk about O'Clock NJ Returning Aigusta
leaves Norfolk at NJ on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sA
Tu6DAfS bteakfasing arriving al Port
Waithal at half past IL aud Richno1 d about sP NJ
viii be perceived from the above, comfortable and
eIcdtous line wishing Norfolk the
opportunity OF uanaetinE and next
morning as to be absent from their single only
The Augusta Will the yer 10
take in and any points the ryer
where signal is made.
The public assured that the the
Pop-osio keep up this line permanently and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk manner AID
the lowest
For further information, tickets freight apply Depot Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company, Ticket
Agent &C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
TOSOUTHERNANDW WESTERN
MERCHANTS

-HsSUE4cToRY) { sSOps CaLOrliH STRAIT
100 North 5th No. Philadelphia.
TVNE b finished and offers for ale,a handsome
IL OF Vehicles OF the latest style fashion,
double Rockaway and Canyal Wagons Of
CAao SIlkys, York Wagons, with without &C.
which he will drposs the reasonable An deser
Vehicles order warranted
terials and Workmanship.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase OF the
above requested and before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory EarTaasd
year.
% Having received tho SILVER MEDAL being the highest
awarded, the Exhibition Of Frankn institute
superiority workmanship his line which
fourwheel poIal will be sufficient
dation for the 1uPenority OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 Norh Fifth street, CanowhIl Philadelphia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
iEORGE EARLE, Merchant Tailor.
w. s. d J. DOMAIN.
Fall importation Hardware.

the ship "harkaway," Just arrived in James
ve non Liverpool we wing Pail 7ortation
OF trgl'h hadEafe ard Cutlery. We we'd By re-
eeni arrival from the Northern ManufseuFeE assortment
Ar erienn Hardware.
uf In orfon the present the argtst
nade ard Is tTtV wlrhy the OF pureLasr We
nave teen careful 10 get up pa=rls qualities Of the
arc - aeaptd TO tie o. eoni we
ere ed To sell at press that ~tl factory We res,
P-'ly lhVe HerehaSis snd gensaly purchasing
har"e afe' 10 give u a call W. :. n J. DOMAIN,
eel ~ ~
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-19

IRos MADE wIru Raw BrruNISous CoAL.-We mem
toned the fact days that the Mahoning Iron
Works of Messrs Wilkeson, Wilkes Co., at Poland Ohio,
were turning superior quality of pig iron blown in
~ 10 the West could hardly be estimated We learn
with qualifications by the Summit Beacon, that the Cambria
Union Iron Works of Messrs. Yinon Lewis, Rees Co,
situated the canal in almadge Ohio have been
put in operation and with complete in manuiacur
ing pig iron with btuminous coal The pigs daily pro
uced have equal the Hanging Rock pig
and resemble very much the celebrated pig iron made Bca-
navon and Llanclly, South Wales. The Cambria Union
furnace is of the largest capacity and Of the latest and
approved moel Mr. Vnton the manager, is recently from
England and has practical knowledge Of the improvements
in the manufacture Of iron in England and Wales. The
Beacon well remarks that the erection Of works Of this kind
will be felt benefcialy by the whole community through the
wealth that created out of material that would otherwise
lie dormant in hills, well increasing the demand for
labor and the suplus productions Of SOIL To all such
enterprises wish entire success. "-C Cleveland Herald
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-19
MAINE ELECTION.

~
An extra from the Boston Atlas gives returns
from ll6 towns of the State. The Locofocos have
been shamefully beaten. not having elected their
Governor, and probably moi elected single mem
Der Of Congress!
The returns from l8 towns show the following
results of the vote for Governor:
For DAVID Bronson, Wing I7IS7
For JOHN W. DANA, Democrat 1912
For all others 5,03S
The Wing vote, compared with last year, has
increased $500; the Democratic 77S; all others
l.796. An absolute majority of all the votes is me-
cessary 70 an election. The Democratic majority
last year was about 1000 and the Democratic plu-
ralty over Wing 5000 or 5000.
The election Of Governor will devolye on the Lee
gislaure, and it is said to be doubtful which party
will have the ascendency in that body. This part
of the news appears to us to be too good to be
wholly relied upon.
The Congressional election, so far as ascertain
ed, has resulted in the choice Of only one member,
viz: HIRAM BELcHER, Wing, in the Kennebec dis
trict He succeeds Mr. SEVERANCE, of the same POI
litics who declined reelection. In the Cumberland,
Lincoln, Waldo, and Penobscot districts represent
ed in the present Congress by Democrats, it is as
certaned that there is no choice and in the York
and Arostook districts, also at present represented
by Democrats, il is believed that there is no choice.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-19
MICHIGAN RAILROAD.

We glad learn that after all, the Bosonans have
brought about the purchase of the Central Michigan Railroad
This is great matter for the West and, in Judgment
capital the Eastern and central gentlemen who
have invested their money it 1t lessons the distance be-
tween the East and the West day at least After this
road completed in the Boston style to St Joseph Passen-
gers will pass from Detroit Chicago in twelve or fourteen
hours and with dminuton Of hazard and Inconvenience
which only they appreciate who have seen the navigation
around by Macknac An immense amount of merchandise
must ao pass the road increasing the value of lands,
and at the absorbing large portion Of the debt
of Michigan as 10 make that young Yankee State herself
again The State bonds, believe, have been bought by
the company 20 per cent upon their original par value
which is little lower than at first contemplated.
[JournaIof Commerce