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Datent Me0irines.
Oh. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD

Oh. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT puiup in part bss; iiis SIR fs-ses
sold II diseases without roistag purgtns, sietez
tar deb,hfzft-g the patient
The great beauty and superiority Of this ssrsapsriih
ali other remedies Is while srsaieaies diseases
ilvigoraies the body.
1T HAS PERFORMED
NOss THAN 1900 euSEs YEAR
1000 cvsEs or RHEUNsrIss,
1000 ovREs or DYSPEPSIA.
2,500 cusE, % GsSss,L Dssurrr, and want OF
Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND ovss.
1000 crRKs OF DISEASES
or the Blood, viz Ulcers, scroals Eryslpeas, Salt
Rhenm, Pimples the face he &c together with
cases OF Consumption. Liver Complaints Spinal Az
fecons, sc This we swsre, must appear Incredible
bat we have letters from Physicians and our s2snis from
binary cures X. Van Buskirk Esq one 81 the most
spectacle Druggists in Newark New Jersey informs
that he refer 10 nsn hundred sud hy
IN that place alone. There thousands OF In the
City Of NewYork. which will refer 10 with pleasure
and TO men OF character well known.
RHEUMArIsM
More thar thousand cases OF Chrouls Rheumatism
have been cured by the Of Dr. Townsend ssssspsrs
NEw.YoRx, Dee. ~ 1875
To DOcros TowSssSD--Sir; think nv duty 70 return
you nv own sincere thanks for the benefit. havs sxner
encet by the Of your Extract Of Sarsspsria
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation OF the Liver the suferings which endured
from these diseases rendered my life burden 10 me- |
tried every remedy that prescribed for me- from three
Of The best physicians In the city, but without receiving sny
permanent bereht considered myself ncurabe, bat d
The advice OF friend induced 10 Try your Compound
ksd but faint hopes Of bat happy 10 cay,
lat tsken than half bottle before experienced
relief his induced To persegere In la aud
bottles have effected entire cure. Il Is months
since used your remedy ard grateful and happy
say never enjoyed better health.
shah take gfea, pleasure in recommending it to the
afflicted Tor by its Sfmiy believe my life saved.
With the greatest respccl allow me u subscribe myself
your grateful friend, WILLIAM d MORGAN
% Ccnalsl corner OF Broadway.
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IfALF PRICE-WHN DON'T tlf the O slyanic
Klngs Bands ard Belts which are sold Al ~ broad-
ay corner Of John half price, counierfsits why
don't DR.. Christie bis agent pubfh them ~ such IN
he dare moi 30 H. for csnnot dispute that The man
hat these has furnished him for the past TWO
years Remember the half price store, lsI broanway
IN f,Iaf
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Bands, Belts, PIsseTs BreceIels, NC at haI pfitt-
Oher articles Ia proportion all OF which are warranted
4, be the same Dr. Chrises and sold s half price only
Five hundred dollars will be forfeited II they are not the
sane articles and manufactured by the same men.
Rad the f5llosging A5dauiiI.
Dr. Christie dare not dispute their commences, or The
facts we set forth in them.
This Is to certify, that we have Manufactured Or Chris
ues gings Bands and Belts for ID c. Morehesd, lss
Broadway for the last IS months, that We now have
contract with Dr. Crsnis ana him only, for the manufac
lure OF these articles they being the originally
introduced TO The Public Or. Chrisiies Rings etc.
On the 1911 and 6h days Of December 1876, appeared
before me- Theodophus Melville James Brown and Isaac
Cox and made oath To the above statement
EDGAR j. LEErE, Commissioner Of Deeds
~ B-A orders out Of the city must be addressed TO
Dr. Crandsil's, lq2 Broad way, N Y
Wh1esae AMI Retail AFeacy ly2 Broadway, cofier OF
Johust NevV.York 20 mlstp
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RrnoklYn. Nov. u. 1915.

DR. TOWNsEND--DtaT =
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs and
continual pain In my side owing 10 evening exposure In
travelling after preaching and finding my disease 10 Increase
with much difficulty cfbreathing and other alarming symp-
toms was advised By clergyman friend OF mine, 10
ry YOUR celebrated Sarsaparils did So and sfter Ia
kas two or three bottles found myself relieved Mysp-
pee has been restored find myself much stronger and
bons very soon 10 resume my usual duties. have been
so greatly benefited By your excellent medicine reel IL
who NAV be aborng under the same difficulties that have
been Tor some time past Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHTE Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Nov 20 I9tS Staten Island.
Pnneip.I once i26 Fulton-st Sun Buildings.
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wR Am'.p ,0n.1sr Of the stsDbenville Herald
d. s leon has Issued pro.pec.u. 70, Nh. n.'uu
Co. os,a = 'ls b sourishss vill.s, a. Iss.r.on
~'0~s svsa or ssh, ,hou.sud ,ps,h,. s.,
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The members Of lhs Cob bong ne ~ a1 = = vIsaI
lied In the Uuon) will give grand bs II eonnienloi 4
iion f he r.fcon % TIE Treaty % 3hent A. NJ Apollo
on th, I7th February, 1917 They have uade AfrAn.
,t. with distinguished artists xho are already ensssrsi
he d-cnrAnns snlIALIe foI ue ce.lt, %
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cIyRoyuRN AND PHYSICIANS.

AswELL As THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
United States are continually sending certificates and In
forming of benefits derived from Dr. Townsends ssrsa
paria-
DE-. TowNsESp-Sir Some time since you requested my
opinion the virtues your Compound Syrup OF Sssspa
rfs | am now prepared to give IL have used II In my
practice and prescribed for the last few months and must
give il my decided preference over anything OF the hind
with which acquainted both as 10 It's medical virtues
the reasonable price which you sell Ia scrotaous
affections culsneous ptons generally, dyspepsia ind
gestion cosve habits, and liver complaints am much
pleased with Its effects In these complaints or any other
where scrouls "a Indicated can with confidence recon-
mend IL to the patronage OF The profession as valuable
AUXILIARY for removing disease of It's most trouble
sons forms and TO all as a safe and valuable medicine.
BENIN. WEEKS NJ ID.
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THE ORIGINAL
COUNTERFEIT GALvAsIC RINGS,
BANDS. BELTS, PLASrERS, BRACE


FLUID, BANDS. BELTS, PLAsTERs, BRACELETS,
&c a. quarter psice. Oher articles In proportion.
As cers persons offering spurious mutations ofDr
Chrses Gavanc Rings Fluid &c al half prce, the pub
lie are respectfully informed that articles may be
had at half OF tar pIcs-n other words, the counter
felt ario es may be had for oneqUser the price OF The
genuine.
Ons thousand dollars viii be forfeited II they are not The
same articles ard manufactured by the same men.
Wholesale and Retail Agency ls2 Broadway between
John st. and nsden-lane.
~ Or Chr,ie's Genuine Galvsnc artcler, which are
achieving such wonderful and celebrity that new
counerfeI- appear day. can be obtained only al
~ 1872 BROADWAY, 4Sl
which il The sole place In New York where ihsy can he
had.
Beware u druggists and drug stores, ss none of Them
will ever be allowed keep Dr. Chrstes Genuine articles
r- Christie new work On Gsvsnisri aud Us Appt.
caIion Remedial GENT may be bad sraus W lsiptt
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BOUQUETS

BOUQUETS
~ or Chaics, Rare and frnsrant Exene
Eloxer. male IN aayis please ne noel issti1lSs
A. ~ 80 a. . few hours' zot.ce, cf JAMES hOco
,ss -" - se-ds-xz. se2 Bros1~sy
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" Four or five buildings were destroyed by
fire in Milwaukee on the 2ls, uli
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~ Commissioner for New-fork and Csn'
necticut.-J. d. WHfELtn, S"1n'e0"' - II" ~
many HalL
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~Wnfer Cure House, Mrs NJ 5 ooss eo S.n
ne. TO s-revs parrnts a. Ter house ~ loth-sl New
York. a, tours. .ns
Eve. are-on fsr The application q Wafer Cure SSou
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Ua,er.crye In PhiiadeIphIn.-Dr. sCHEF

~ vater-Cure.-Dr sHEw, hAving reiurred from
Europe practise- his u-w system ~ ~
-, = Rers.1 s1d Il he city generally Ih- " alrf
Care Jourra Semi nor hyl ~ De sbeS and rersoo
pa5lshed a. lie very lo~ pfce Of siayes 10 ADVANCE
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~ Look out for notes on the National Bank OF
New York OF the denomination of 81 altered to $50.
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Is man, MorHSss JouRsAl' for Fsbrusrv
NJ. s,,,, geo articles BY the Ediue.s Mr.. a,,rS
sAsr. s;s Ma eoDDAsD, Missionary to Siam and
sscyss,~ - original Poem. The storm, NV NJ.
u. ND the usual variety in The ,rs,,o'.. y.
' VI syssr--pabli.bed At lqa N...." .
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brace with hone Of their y-fnciVns tenderness uth--
oilers ae!s ~ supporting the small Of the bee1 pasrs
he halcun snd 6y Itisss faKisy The whole inisrns
pls CT organs Pamphlets snd book :. common ssnse,
4 is5s in Avoidance cu I.diea os7HD r2 smW
RI EIshih Ward Pioneer Henry Ciay Club
IT.. members OF this Cub being ne his has VS.
go in he Irunnl will give grand BsA IL eonnerlofa-
ton OF The ratification of tie Treaty % 0ben A. NJ Apollo
On ,. i artists who slr-sdy engaged
preparing the decorations sHiLaLIe for ne OCCASION ID
~ yater-crre In PhiiadeIpbin.-Dr sChltf
FRDrcuFR having returned from Visit 10 Grsrfenbeig
and the mos elninen. v 49, su' - yl,,r rr- b = IN
many and England, has reopened Us " ~, ~ 1
Pbsdepha All The corner 81 Chestnut - teo
binng The advantages o. aciiy sad e9oaltJ rsusuSr
where he prohrTs bis best services - ~ VIZ ~ 49,
bir win er psironsge lis house wss ouit Tor Loe
and Is very large and cOnsrneni eonlslhns ~ nosa
Application post paid viii meet wan P'o"p' a@IH"h'
y -s"om IL"
~ water-Cure.-Dr. sfIEW, having reinrred from
rn,,ps nraese- us new system Al bis in.iiingon 90
and Is Bond .il aad IL he city generaly. Ihs " a'St
Csre Al semi mon - ~ Dr sbew AID feirson
nssi,.bed az lie very lo.s OF slayesr In advance
y I'm
~wat,r Cure Honse.-ars NJ. $. Cove eontin
ues to receive patients a. Ter house -si i'1n'1 We"
NJ, a also v,.. lasSss and children al s tomes and
xtyes dirersiou for Ihe application ofWsier Cure CIV
BOUQUETS
~ ar Cboics. Rare and Fragrant Exefic
Flowers made N styis u p.-sse ~ H.. unc.1
AZ ,s ~ 20 ~ s--,is1sa. se2 Brosiwsy.
-Cr,t..,o,er tor >ew.York and Gen.
neeuer.-'' ~ 81
erTJ Coleman, Exchange Broker, Ne. %
WsIl.l New-York U1currr.i mossry bought sni 900
gold and silver erchcngef roirs NC 1t-is - -- -
WINTER GARIENTs-The b.,.nce q or s s,ses
w of WINTER garments, comprising OTeIeosts, s.sesi
Cl.k. ana Rn.ire.s Coafe viii be sod al grrey ccae-o
$3.50 - VIM T. JENNINGS CO
- ;, ssi Broadway. American Hciel
NOTICR.-An sppieson VII, es made 70 The Lei go,
latare Of The sia.e Of :, 1 - 80 Te-
session, for AZ Act Of incofP0'sN0 ~ ,1ss.I.w-
male moral Reform Society. y.
CTE1N POWER-Io ie. 9Th roon., Apply - 40 10
y rs Tenih-svsrls, corner 81 rvenTohnh eN
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UT. i, Coleman. Exchange Broker, Ne. %
U'sii.l Ns~~Yc-t Unrurrrul niJs~y bought and soid
god srs NV, noes and drsfs coiieci-d OF
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% EMOvAL.-Ths s.bserissss - ~. = =
Miw E0Tf, bI05HSns' iss'ss's " ~
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RHEUMATISM.

More thar thousand OF Chropls Rheumatism
have been cured by the Of Dr. Townsend sssrsspss
NEw.YoRx, Dee. u 1875
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STKAM ENGINE ADD LoeSmonvs Housf-yss sale
- double upright Engine, eynders inches die1ssef
twenty-five inches stroke Boiler con.sias ssyensytyo
inches nside diamssr, soa tubeA The yhoIe eoos
workmsnshp, bsary nsw, not much go &c scsso
lula room Inquire Of JAMES COchkAH, iW Eng
q where The Engine cen - seen, orG .-
HUbBELL, THATCHER okkEu!,
Me- - end ~ Droad-sl
uh.,. . x,sv.o, of a ess 10 sssn ~
cTE1M ENGINE AND BOILER for ssiss-An
Syagne (hoyixonta) Of about Is horse power, con
psts order having used but shout is MONTH"; buiS
10 order and Of construction with two boiIese -
fees long will sold low OF exchanged for good -
v,ns snf Boiler OF 100 power. The Engine 10 n0w
unnine and 30 examined daily q he voSks a The
ssbscrsr HewBranswiek, n By applying ~ - Cost'
isnd-sc Uisl H01AcR h. DAY.
I9OWEHPRED8 ROR YALR,-Adsngs lmprovee
Power Press IN good running order, wih ay-rsQnrse
only ous hand 70 turn t. Paain "a by ~ iDches-wthee
cold cheap, de hes farther uss for Inquire
Of A. ,. WRIGHT, 81 his Prixdng O2es, Wsasra 80
Ton, o. GEO. A. CURTIS, - he n. Eng Typ bcs,eU'
Lon s1LK-Ths Drug Store % hssssos'es = g g.
l. Tered for sale. Is b "a old sstsbnsne1 -
done sra rate bustnesa Tee IA bssIsb q ~ II
prevents hi) snsndins 70 IL Apply o. u. WTSiSs
% EMOvAL.-Ths s.bsedbsy ssvs -
nNssssu.st ooposias - cesecor1csS - 49,. L.
Miw NoIf, bHo1uSns' 'ss''''"
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" Owners wanted for large quantity OF
clothing, recovered from thieves 10 be found at the
Sixth Ward Station house.
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~ The alarm of fire at halfpast 70 today was
p;t ont foundation
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were sold in town 10 be shipped Canada by the canal
This is u direction fol- Canadian trade given h,
the passage of the Of Congress, known famiarlv
'the Phcsnix bill" "a,
The fship Macedonian fills very slowly the
pityhaving thus far but the bulk of about 800 burrels
The al first that freight would be charged
kept back the contributors and though Com DE Kay has
since denied having such intention, the injurious inn
preston remains The central relief committee here, pre-
fer making shipments by smaller vessels-doubhess tol
good Bur it will be shame if the Macedonian
has 10 90 elsewhere for a cargo FED.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, April 2s-5 p. m.
No yet,rrai of igraats. The telegraph repair
ed.1he cotton, grain, and fotg markets, &c.
No change in the weather yet, though perceive they
continue 10 have showers in abundance the north Yes
ertay was continual succession of sunshine and April
showers in New York.
There about 500 German and Irish Immigrants
rived at whaves yesterday. They well clad and
to be fully prepared their the fan
west
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania that the Secreta
y of the Navy, speaking for the President testimonial
of the high honor entertained Of the distinguished services
of Com Conner, has rendered him the responsible posi-
ton of chief of the Bureau of Construction, Equipment
and Repair The offer is said to have been accompanied
by letter of the complimentary character, though IL
had been ascertaned whether Commodore Conner win
accept.
The telegraph again operation the NORTH and it is
to be hoped that there will be further Interrupt tion.
TIE MAnkErs.-The Baltimore flour market continues
dull and unsettled. Some small sales of Howard street
brands ifng lots, amounting abont 600 bbls.
made this morning at Sc rs. We also transac
tons 6 g. and sale Of over 300 bbs of Susquehnnna
So 62l Holders of both kinds generally asking SO rs
and are willing SELL without finding very large pur
chasers. City Mills is mostly held 49, but pur.
chasers. Corn meal is quoted at 81 37A sale of LOO
bushels Pennsylvania white wheat made this morning
1853 red is worth l54 los cts Maryland red good
to PRIME is quoted l33 las white corn, so cts.
yellow 80 cts with small sales oats, 46 AZ cts rye
80 cts and clover seed "a $4 25 Whiskey is dull a
25A a % cts.
At New York, to-day, the telegraph reports the -four
ket still inactive, and the supply in first hands light
There small sales the spot of Genesec brands
81 rs 81 SlI. Southern brands would not bring ove
81 81 81 1874 Rye -four $5 IS, and coru meal $4 So
rather dull of sale Prime red wheat commands 15S to
60 Corn quite firm. Sales of southern white
AT 30 cts and yellow do 95 81 cts; SO 81
I'VE 90 Clover seed is in rather better request
cts. per pound, according to quality. Whskey is held a
2aa % per barrel. Rice is selling at ~ 81 pc,
pound.
AT Philadelphia yesterday the market was rather mac
tive with only a moderate demand. Sales of flour ri
SO sll 6 rs per bb for standard bands closing at the
last figures. Corn meal is dull at "a % for Pennsylvania
and 81 3k for Brandywine Further sales of 5000 bushels
wheat l55 l53 for good Pennsylvania red and
I6O for prime white Corn is inactive at 80 cents pei
bushel for Pennsylvania, with small sales, and lot o.
southern 80 CENTS weight Sales of oats Mt 80 cents io
southern, and 81 So for Pennsylvania and northern
Whskey dull AT % 80 per gallon in bills, with
very few sales.
THE CorroN MARKET.-At New York. to-day the tele
graph reports that the cotton market continues firm at the
advanced quotations under the Cambria Yesterday
the market reported firm with upward tendency
and the sales the Of 500 900 bales
full rates, partly for export and partly for speculation
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of a fact which would have depressed the loan. We
need not say that both charges equally false II is
true, Mr. Walker did not state this order about the new
regiments because no such order had then been given:
..The fact that tsx) thousand men to be
called the Secretary of War; To To Mexico, IL no
ted-wi,h Ire additional fact that they We're not called for
til the ioaa negotaed Promises OF peace, too were
plenty in Washington, when the money wanted, but
now that il is got the report is that within twenty our
hours intelligence has been received az the war Depart
ment that there is no prospect OF an early peace"
We have not endorsed any of these reports about peace
or about war Certain is that the administration has not
any such statements much less for the purpose OF
affecting the stock market They have made 'prom-
ises OF peace" They have counenanced "no prospect
of early peace" But they do not despair OF peacethey
are not certain of lis accomplishment They are anxious
TO terminate this early possible upon honorable
terms They are perfectly willing TO receive any over
lures which Mexico may make for peace They are will
ling throw every facility for its consummaton in her
way But they are satisfied, at the same time, whilst
they are anxious to accept the olive branch til they
must not think OF sheathing the sword We must con-
tnue conquer peace by vigorous prosecution of the
war There can be no doubt that we should have en-
oyed peace long ago. if the federal party had not prevent
ed it. Their policy has been to resist the war and paral
yze to considerable extent exertons for its prose-
cuon They try to damp our spirit at home, but they
have succeeded in cheering and animating the enemy
abroad These politicians are responsible for the contn-
uance of the war They who profess to be the friends
of peace are, in fact its worst enemies. What can
be more anti Amercan-more unparlotc-more distin-
guished by 'smoral treason'-more unfortunately cal
cuated to cheer the Mexcans and to postpone the ad
sment of peace than the recent resolutions of the egs-
ature of Massachusetts, and their shameless proposition
to 'sstop the supplies "
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Relief Of Ireland.

is most gratifying to every American citizen TO wit
the fine spirit in which their contributions for the
relief of the Irish have been received in England well
Ireland The letter OF Lord Pamerston to Mr. Paken-
ham, with copy OF which we have been favored for
this evenings paper grateful to our feelings it is
honorable TO the British minister and his government
We have another pleasing evidence before OF the
sentiments of the English people
The following resolution was adopted unanimously,
amid loud cheers, great public meeting held in the
City Lecture Room, in Finsbury, city of London, the
2lth March, ls47. Mr. Jones proposed and Mr. Harold
seconded the resolution:
"That overpowered with heartfelt gratitude the
prompt decisive and energetic benevoence of the people
oftc United States of America, in their spontaneous and
unsolicited aid the poor peasany OF Ireland feel lam
gage be Inadequate to give expression TO gratitude
that noble and independent people beokening, it
does 10 of the earth, whether afflicted by dis
tress caused by povdentol caamtes internal mpoli-
cy that there Is great and nagnanmous people
globe ready with hope sccor, and consolation IN the
hour of need calling forth the overoyed thanks of this
ing the lasting gratitude of Ireland, and the admiration OF
the world
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We copied into the Union few days since an article
pubshed by the "New York Express, insinuatng that
NE Secretary Of the Treasury had withheld the state
hent OF the fact that than two millions month
would be wanted of the loan, and that in this way less
favorable bidsapossibly made for the stock Well,
s charge is refuted and abandoned and it shown that
W. Walker did make this very annuncation; and now
Express" taxes in the article which we quote below,
"v''fy The opposite ground, namely: that he acted too
much Tor the government by Withholding the knowledge
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MEN: Below YOU have the result Of our elet
Ba yly's majority 1865

This result has overwhelmed the wings and asonlshed
the democrats No one dieamed that Bayly's majority
would reach anything like 365. He had no opportunity
of canvassing the county, and, in fact was not in It
hui a little more than week before the election, and
never met the people at ALL except at three neghborhood
meetings This vote shows his strength and must be
highly gratifying his feelings 1t is gall and worm
wood to his enemies
II il due TO our county candidates, Allen and GUSTS TO
saw that they canvassea the county thoroughly and as
the vote demonstrates, effectively They addressed the
people at every point the county, ana in a manner
highly credtabe to themselves and satisfactory to their
party They deserve the thanks of the democracy,
and will go to the legislature backed BY its con
6dence Our wing friends bear their defeat
baiiy-very badly They a curious party, They
neither know how to enjoy triumph, or how 10
bear defeat Old Accomac now stands erect-eyery
precinct in the county giving democratic majority Inc
Mapps wecnct--the citadel of whigery in this county
has given way in this contests and too much praise can
not be awarded friends in that part OF the county
for their noble and successful efforts in the cause We
are an agricultural and commercial people, and want
trade AZ free as the winds which watt il the ocean
II is this free trade principle which has carried us SO tn
umphantly through this contest MAffo
MATTHEWS.
To the Editors of the Enquirer;
MATTHEWS c. H., April a. 1sa7,
GENTLEMEN Our election is and the result is as
follows:
Congress -Bayly las; Jones loi. ,.
House of Deiegdfes.-Brown (dem) l45 Mag'l (whg