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BR @ " CHTTTS.

Beaver, Pa's January ", 1871.
DR.. D. JAYNE.-Dear Sir Having
been for long time afflicted with Bron-
chilis. disease which annually sweeps
away thousands of the human race TO
premature grave. under the mistaken
name of Consum2 2tion and having heard
Of the wonderful efficacy Of your Ex-
pectorant for Coughs. Asthma, Difficulty
Of Breathing. and every other disease Of
The Lungs, purchasedtwo bottles Of il,
and am happy TO inform you. and all
The sons and daughters of affliction. that
1t Immediately suppressed The cough re-
moved the pain and difficulty Of breathing
and produced free and easy expectora-
ton, and very soen effected a complete
cure.
JONATHAN DAVIS, Baptist Minister.
Beaver, Pa.
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DISGUISE OF Sex FOR LIFE IME.-
One of the Foreign papers relates the fol-
lowing singular case as tact:
.There died at Brussels, says the Home
Journal, person who had long been in
the employ OF the Minister OF France,
known by the name of Thomas de Crols-
mare, and sixty-eight years old at the
time of decease. Al the washing OF the
body previous to informant, it was dis
covered TO be that of fenlaic. Crois-
maire was lieutenant at the battle of
Moskowa, and was wounded at the battle
of Waterloo in the shoulder and mouth.
After giving up her commission, she en-
tered into civil life, held an Office in the
custom-house, and was book-keeper to
two different merchants. In the service
Of the minister of France, subsequently,
she had risen to post Of considerable
| trust.
In social life she was esteemed for her
talents in poetry and music, playing ad-
mirably on the violneeno, and giving les
sons gratuitously to several friends. L
was thought 10 be nervous pecnliarity
that she was uneasy and annoyed II any
one fixed his eyes on her very attentive
", and her walk was thought to be rather
affectedly cavalier. Thomas de Crois
mare was particularly gallant in attentions
to women, and at one time made proposi
lion of marriage TO young lady Of Brus
sells, who fortunately declined the pro
ferred hand.
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JANE s ExPECTORANT.


Rev. J. S. Msginnis, Professor in
Hamilton, IN. Y. Literary and Theo-
logical Seminary says:
Il would not be without DR.. Jayne's
Medicines in my family for any consider
alton. | have found them successful in
casas where all other means have failed"
MIR. Nicholas Harris, corner Of Front
and Lombard streets. Philadelphia, was
cured of COUGH. ASTHMA, and
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS; under
which he labored for many years.
Rev. Ira NJ. Allen, late Of this, but
now Of New York city. says :-''I have
used Jayne's Expeclorani. and have
more confidence in il than ALL OTHER
MEDICINES OF THE KIND"
Rev. VIM. Laws, Modesitown, Va,
says IL have used your Ex2ectorant.
and found il an excellent medicine for
PULMONARY DISEASES"
MIR. John Becklord, of Eastport Maine,
says "Your Expectorant has jus,
cured man whom his physician had
given up to die with CONSUMPTION;
and also another. in the very lowest sta.
ges Of BRONCHITIS.
Messrs, SIosson and Williams, Book
sellers, Oswcgo, ". Y. Your Ex-
pectoranl gives UNIVERSAL Salts
FACTION.
Rev. John Ellis, Of New York city,
says that two bottles cured him OF IN
FLUENZA, hard CoUGH and apparent
CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. Adrial Ely. of Watertown, NJ 7.
says :-"Many respectable people offer
certificates in favor Of your Expectorani.
believe that all your Medicines are the
best preparations that have ever been Of.
fered to The public for the relief of the
afflicted, and the CURE OF DISEA.
SES."
Daniel llenshaw. Esq, Editor Of the
Lynn Mass Record. ssys:-"Jsyne's
Expeciorant is a very valuable Syrup.
which We have lately used with good
effect tn stopping Cough and lOOsening
and breaking up a COLD"
Rev. Arthur q. Bradford. Of Darling
ton. Pa. says that it cured his son Of
GROUP in few mintes.
The Bangor Me Journal says:--"A
trial Of Jayne's Expeclorsnt will satisfy
all that it is a speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma, Hoarseness.
and all kinds Of Pulmonary Affections"
Sold by -. & II. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward BeViR.
Stoyslown Pa
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NOTICE.

a IT. persons who are indebted tn me
"a either by Note, Due.bill. Judg.
ment,- Book account or otherwise, are
hereby notified to make payment on or
before the 20Ih day Of July next; as I
have determined to remove west soon
thereafter; all who neglect this notice
may expect their claims 10 be lef: with a
proper officer for collec,ion-hoping lha,
you will make payment, therefore, and
save costs.
junes-.47 SIMON GEBHART.
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Turn OutH Turn Out III
OIItIIA1IoII d = Ot'1IsF
June lst, lS47.

The Democratic Antinasons and Wings
of Somerset Borough viii meet at the
Court House on Saturday evening, Sd
July next al y O'clock, to appoint two
delegates to meet in County Convention
on the 9th July, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the several offices TO
be voted for at the October election.
MANY.
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1RSgT HERALD.

ALwER, G<I- Of Philadelphia al MS
sl4 Coal once, as our authorized
a, for obtairina Advertisements and sub
scri,iion for the ~HERALD" and IS clothed
,zi,a full power 60 receipt for any monies Paid
s,b;r On these objects. His agency includes
s, following cities, viz:-Pailadelphia, New
yock. Baltimore and Bsston-
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Lettcr from charles A. kimmeI

The following extracts of letter from
Charles A. Kimmel, now in the United
States service, TO a gentleman in Somer-
set, will be read with interest by Mr..
Kimmeps s'numerous friends in this county.
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IRISH RELIEF-Mr. ALLEN informs US
llat last week he sent off bills oelading 10
Philadelphia for fall two hundred tons OF
relief produce. From this circumstance,
all blame as 10 the canal lines not being
favorable to the poor Irish should be CIV
en- sp.
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SEGARS-

NUBA, Half Spanish, and Common
y Segars. Crackers, Confectionaries.
and Notions, to be had at the Drug Store
OF Tmayl11 S. KURrZ.
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Some one may desire TO know how to
clean kid gloves. The modus operandi
is to fold clean towel three or four
times, and spread the gloves on it quite
smooth then dip piece of flannel into
some new milk, and rub on it plenty of
brown soap; with this rub the gloves
downwards, holding the top Of the glove
firmly with the left hand. When the
gloves, if they be white, look of dingy
yellow, they are clean or il coloured,
when they look dark and spoiled, lay
them 10 dry, and they will soon look al
most equal to new. They will be soft
glossy, and elastic. BY adopting this
economical method of restoring soiled
gloves, ladies will be induced to purchase
the best articles, as the better the quality
of the gloves the nearer will they approach
their primitive delicacy by this process.
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Somerset Township,

The Wings AID Antimasons of Somer-
set township will meetat the Court House,
at2 o'clock, P NJ, on Saturday, Sd July,
and elect delegates to the County Con-
yeniion-
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The Somerset Guards will celebrate
the Anniversary of osr National 1nde-
pendence ON Monday the 9th day OF
July.
A dinner win be served at o'clock by
Mr.. Jacob Nef-
Mr. ]. +. Low VIII deliver an Grafton,
and the Declaration Of independence will
be read by Robert L. Stewart, Esq.
The citizens Of the County are respect
fully invited to participate with them on
the occasion.
BY THE COMMITTEE.
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Consumption, Cough, Splitting BiOod
&c.-To Consump,ives FOur-6fihs Of
you are really suffering from neglected
colds, o. an obstruction and consequent
inflammation Of the delicate lining of
those tubes ihrO' which the air we
breathe is distributed to every part of
the lungs. This obstruction produces
pain and soreness. hoarseness. cough,
difficulty Of breathing, hectic fever, and
a splitting Of blood, matter, or phlegm,
which finally exhausts the strength of
the patient. and death ensges. Jayne's
Expectorant never fails TO remove their
obstruction, and produces the most plea
sing and happy result. Il is certain in
its effects, and cannot fail to relieve.
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Worms in Children.

Of all the diseases to which children
are exposed, none are so fatal 10 lkem
as worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from them, and as the uni
tate The symptoms of almost every other
complaint. they often produce alarming
effects without being suspected. Worms
are not only cause OF disease them
selves, but by their irritation aggravate
all other diseases, wandering from one
part of the body to the other, winding
themselves up iato large balls, aud OBJ
struc,ing the bowels and frequently the
throat causing coavulsions, and too often
death, The desired. remedy will be
found in Tr. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge-
which will very soon destroy the worms
and invigora,e the powers OF digestion,
so as 70 prevent return Of them.
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THE CROPS IN FRANCE.

The Presse announces that "the bril-
liant vegetation observable in the grow
ing corn has exercised a favorable influ-
ence on the French markets. Ir this
warm temperature be prolonged for a
short time, we shall have an addition to
our iood IN the articles of peas, beans,
milk, butter. and cheese, and the laboring
classes viii be enabled to reduce their
consumption Of fbread. 1t is no, surpri-
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sing, therefore, that the price of wheat is
falling throughout France. In the neigh
borhood Of Paris the price of wheat has
declined 2f. per hectolItre at Provins, If.
5Oc. at Meanx and Melun, 75c. at
Etampes, II. SOC. at Charities, S5c. At
Lille, in the department of the North,
wheat fell 3 francs the hectolitre at last
market, and large quantity offered for
sale could find no buyers. At Caen, III
sieux, Faiaise, Mortagne, the decline has
amounted to two franks the hectoliire.
la Britanny the decline in the price of
wheat is not so remarkable, but the mar
kets are well supplied. AT Nantes there
exists brisk demand for the towns on
the Loire. In the central departments
the markets arc well supplied, and show
| tendency TO decline. At Orleans there
has been fall Of 2f SOC. the heciohtre.
At Bordeaux and Toulouse the stock Of
corn on hand is not sufficient to supply
the demand. At Marseilless inferior
qualities Of wheat are selling at reduced
price. In the southeastern departments
Of the Doubs and the Jura the supply is
fully equal 10 the consumption, and pri-
ces are declining. The fine weather has
exercised an equally salutary influence in
Alsace. Wheat has fallen 4 francs the
hectolitre at Strasburg. Mulhouse is O.
verstocked with wheat and -four from
Naples. We may therefore fairly con-
slider that the food crisis is drawing TO :
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18

/ The Pubic i 'chnnled by tic New
York " Express that ~ the Congress
which is 10 assemble on the 9TH Of the next
month erery mertJer oftle Hoase of Rrp.
resentatees has been CHOSEN by sngle dts
rtcfs, for the first time, ve believe, .mce
The organization Of The National Govern
ment IN l7s9. For tins relorh the nation
is indebted 10 the Wing Congress Of l7lI-
II, their political opponents having since
abandoned their attempts loIcpe3l lie law,
and the States Of New Hampshire, Geor-
ga, Mississippi, and Missouri, which at
first resisted II, aud illegally elected t.cir
Representatives by general ticket have
finally found the S stem So pop4lar with
the people e those Sucs that .hetr res.
pecilye Legislatures have permitted the
general law 10 g. into effect by adopting
the district syslcm, and tleu Representa-
ives TO Congress have been o.cccd under
t. NdL M.
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The Mcekleublsg y. O. JetTyrsauan.
one o( the mos, decided Locofoco prints IN
The Souih with more caudor than IS ordtn.
auiy exhibited by ils associates, admits
that the L,coloco mcmbcrs Of ibe hsl Con.
gtess werc ho most butter ycyllcrs Of the
South aud q the true principles Of dcmoc.
lacy o lie found on the floor Of Congress 81
Hence, It objects to "lralefulz1 with
them IN a National Convention, and calls
upon the South to act without regard to a
Convention, Ia tho South "a saysl we
believe here would DO but one voice among
the people, and that would be for General
Taylor The editor admits that the
General IS aothis first choice but he nev
othelcss prefers him to any ono whc
would be likely 10 get tho nomination of 4
Locoioco National Convention. r.. WIG
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Tie French nation is really amazed that
the American trade i1 zee Yields nearly
a> much annually O, The profits 81 France
for tfcld.ng ite w.ue-pre.s. 10 give
some laea OF tic Importance of dis equa.
lgraI trade, Boston house is u.tauced
which within angle year, dispatched u
ASA lpl vessels laden With ice, which
produced l7,oUU,O0o aorlns. This SAY,
the Prose- Is almost as large u sum a.
hat winch usually accrues from one yin.
tage IL the wines u Bordeaux
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WHO WANTS 4 SALARY

The Boston Post has received from
" benevolent gentleman and published a
"card.' Here ii Isl.
Wanted immediately, person Of fair
character, lago or sex lmmateral,) at a
salary OF $500 per aunum, merely to mud
his own business, with periodical increase,
equivalent TO $1,000 per annum, only ID
leave other peoples alone. Applications
with testimonials, to be addressed 10 the
honorary secretary Of the d" Neglected
Home Department"
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The london Magazine Of Science for
t!r last month says that a machine has
been invented which viii communicate m.
teIitaencc simultaneously 10 some forty u
fifty British cities, among them Liverpool,
Glasgow, Nlnchrs'or Bristol, Leeds, Shet
field, Nottingham, HUI, aud ok. ltcan
transmit at once 70 an these places from
one 10 two Thousand letters per minute.
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Church to Build.

EBRoPOSAIS vii be received BY the under
81 signed Commissioners until the LIST day Of
January, lslo fer building at the Brcyard and
Graham family Graveyard, nearly equi- distant
betwlz, Grabtm's F3rracc and Breyard's Forge =
new BRE<3A CHURCH of the following
Jmeuslens.via; Al feet long by IS widc--to have
d steac foundation feet above the ground, aud
TO be 10 feet high trom the slls to the p.atcs-to
have doors, and le windows, The aeoye bul-
ding TO be completed In neat and wurkman.Hhc
ma1ner. Further particulars and specifications
u III BE- FENgv " hle o-sA4SgIs gra. aS4pta+l %,
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3olh Oct. 1871.

AcrE No. 2,-I hereby certify TINT
saw aud attended 70 he measuring Of nine
~ tao bu,he. and ~ quarts ~ bushels
q quarts 81 good sound corn OF the above
acre Of upland on his home plantation. Ia
witness whereof hefcuato set my hand
his 30lli Oct. Isle.
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OPINIONS or THE PRESS

- ar a. we have seen. tue ,aoss j. un!.
ted ~ awardigc '.cn Scott hi.h prai,r for
lbs mAi,a . aen IL the Vera Cruz e1pedi
,slr AID Il be w,a leave II letter. vr,t,ng.
s. NAY more than n'ga!n Ia. popular.t, aitb
tic ,e'llc TIE Nsn ! orL L,cg.gs Posi
r-is--
The more w. iook into ~, lnrrr.or, lc.
;ailr - much tie uogc sigi.sl and ,...ll,alt
tie A. -ie'eaaem apl'cars II We take unto
c'uslierauun tie quia rfepar.t.on aDl e.
Qa,lsnom e tn, ,-ocrf,l noi aud AMY.
der aim II -imulu aeoss arrival fcop d.f-
.l .'r-, Al TIE - a~t,,a the
,AiA.l.. a.~snuAtsston oil taa,c thousand
mcn sgiAuY' IT, -ua..c-i scl.deui. ~. ,p-
,e.iWcni g. the tiy nnl tie rrsly eur.
render 81 one Ne strongest essller ~ the
so-la t. olI isc.. slneh i.i lcss osly T.,
nen tie en,-1n~ irc0 bra 70 lat ell
,taDd fab IN the Ls.t,sJ VI s,sissn "a
tlon. unnya,.el ia the sA,i.fuir.s> Of Its
maH. .cnen, y toe completeness Of Us sue
cess
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Tn. chip osccola bad s'trol a. New
iott from E~~n~t, .Ihu h Brad
~pAs wire De- INN.
y Ngr.fous ',mots hAi tc,n afla' IL
NV S-'t, 'roa, The South sii ludicn4nc
ma, .sscs W.. o. - cspsrt,d
Ia'ht -ock 'nsrlci puces NV, "a VI
"aii snJ,ne,
Shl'sof IVES ~ -Four 49, q. t,en
n''c' rs Make seal, Nah Sac dc.
msni
cof'n heavy ro'A steady vi'h good
i,n,nl
S.lfs ~ Nnhlfn l,l1N con- Yse
Noubcfn Whne Corn pie Nalkus,aiy
ani i,mNnI GOOD
S'u'f.fn mails N ba birs no new, q
.t.I.fst
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Cotrt.rnlil.no. II IN ri,nAnnc.


Brd<0S Santiago March -
The last news from Gen Taylor LEFT lin
IN pursuit o. Urea and Canalcs. near Colal.
20. with 1000 horses. The enemy was n =
head ct Inn twenty five miles, making for
the mountains in the direction of Victoria
4 train %! .ly'- wagons lc,, Nntamoras
with subsistence on the 9Th fol Camarco.
and fonr steamers tie mouth Of the RIO
Grand" with provisions, fer tie same dcs-
iinailpn. same day TIE s'camu.. learn,
are lighted 10 miles below camarco Ly
small steamers The tain from Mata,no.
ras was escorted hy Major Stokes. with
three companies Of North Carolina yolun.
tccfe
\tain Of ~ teams leaves tie mouth Of
IL, Eip Isande today. with a detachment
81 North Carolina Infantry, under Colonel
faynr, aud four companies If the Nassa.
chusc'is line undof Colonel Wricl, This
command masch,l on foot through e. Ca.
m"rso, ~ ! understand. aud. should SUP
pose, will continue on To- Monterey, with n
heavy train irum CAmargo. Tie Ma.sa.
chnsci's regiment is the best dil!,d If sny
that has landed here bu, they are all from
towns or 'itic-, where payc,nouts naturally
produce a regularity Of steps in marching
whilst the Nississippians. North Carolinians
and Nirginians step without regard to meas.
urc o. . time, uLtil drilled into il
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Nl.WSFROM THE SOUTH

I.rrefs hsv~ b~ea rcs.i.oi 1t New o.
icsns icom Nerieo ransc,hr Ssn's An
n. ~ sturei Attic c,v 81 Ner-, aaa
a,t ,l7rrcnei ,se tcvplTior
G1fnr7 fari- hsi b~co tcri,a'r! Nive
Pcs "a 81 nc Rervtii-
.s.rsss E.o,s,asea S.is ssi sc~.
shg
lmp'cr r,lirnce sts NJ r. p'r,t IN
Nc. rrer,
Fcc,a Nsshingin We tam -, Bn-.
$50, Generals uh,msn sn1 Piiior hst
A.xn sr-on,es Ms,os G1essls anee, the
Ter Reg n~r, Bal
CD Cshlog Of The Nssachu.an Reg
,men, NOD rec-vsd III appointment o. Brs
s..ef Genrfs wee ouI,msn PROMISED
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ts>, TtYi"H - The ln,ctt now. from
Gen. Taylor is furnished b, H., y. q Delta
Of the 4'h and /. derived from Major Nc
cullonch. If the Tcya. Rangers. who arrived
N y. . on tie evening IF a.. 81. direct
from Gen. Taylor's camp Tho new, j.,
tia. after ,hc battle Of Bucna Vista. Ta,lor
satisfied that nothing more was g. be- AZ.
pretended 'rom Santa Anna. turned hi a,
tcntion 20 Urea and ~. clearing 4 The
rad from Monterey 20 'amargp. injected
vs. liz command. regular troops and ranch
rro- With the view. ticking with him what
\" deemed g. be- a -n'I cicir force. he 80
o'It on the 18th al from Sal'ilo touching
at Monterey When dirty mile. III. ,iiD
81 Nrterry. he met Gol Curtis ani hi.
command. ahou, which Urea aud h, f,rc',
hun.. boxing out or some vroIati,u. mo-
in'ri' 20 ATTACK them. but fearful 60 make
the charge. A. soon - General In,l"'
can" up - the ''rce- # Color.i furtl-. %
formed rom both mmnnl- di,i.iDr. Wit.
whhi We went ~ Irirrui' 81 |rra. deter
mined 20 d'a~ . 6ght out u INN ~ DIVE
him e,oni a., mouutnin,--~ which latter
alternative ,h're l. - iouh 'res re-or'ci
60 tH 'uris. iu tie moabt,,a.. quisil,
proceeded on with lis train 10 Mor,.sey
IT, h,is e ie'sgr Clinton cadwsiladcr
Z i'liisieiphis "a, found IA well a, Mon
ur,y. HI. skhl fractured, throat eu'. fee,
tied together aud entirely naked H. W.
AZ ln'elhger. uaa aud gsllan, 'olair.
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EsS'-Th~ Turkish sultan. following IN
the rlilan,beolae path q tie hey Of I.M
had bessn ''~ work Il suprrcss,n. silver,
lin his dotnlniou by the abolition Of the .lave
|sasskol
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-23

If'Slncc the las, change IN the Pos.
Office law we have only in Single in.
stance experienced difficulty in getting orr
papers into the hands Of subscribers md in
This instance, ~c are s,rfy 10 say, The lrouL
lie has arisen ~ n quarter whore We should
no, have expected H. As the prcscn, Law
allows Publishers 10 soni their papers Oh,
Of .hU mail /, i,a, lras, a supposaLlc case
that Post Muster /, IN 4 manner bound
TO reeeirc them when thus brought TO his
office and especially when q mail pnsscs
avillasc in the dead Of nigh. AMI make.
no other CALI than at the pos, Office, It ap
pears TO US thai common courtesy would De.
ter an officer Of tho United States from re-.
in'ing resting place until morning to \
package Of newspapers tho they may be
OF the whig order
To our friends and patrons who are bless
ed with the presence o!the porcupine post
master, above alulci to, we will say. Ina,
=
cor the time beng, their papers will be sent
10 the village and ruurn,d The follow.
day, AMI perh,p, 1t may hcreafer be 'xcmp
lhci .ha, hedgehog may become so ven.
omous as to tnFn his qllls ngains, himself
ANOTHER GLORIOUS WING VIC
TORY-NEW ORLEANS REDEEM
ED,
The Crescent City is Wig. The Nu-
ncipal Elections took place on the 9th mo,
The great struggle was in the Second
Municipality, where the Lpcofocos pa, forth
their full strength X resources and brought
10 bear every possible influence to retain
power and peace, but the Wings have ,wcp,
them from their path by tie most over
whelning defeat that the party have ever
sustained in tia, city
The following accoun, is abridged from
the \. y. Bullctin:--
The whole Wing Ticket for tie General
Council has been elected by an a,arasc INA
jority Of DIG votes. OF the SEVEN wards
SIN have been carried by the Wings, EN-.
brscing THIRTEEN Aldermen for the
Municipality Council, out of SIXTEEN;
and the only ward which they did no, carr,
I Uhe SEVENTH was considered 80 hopclcssl,
Loco that suitable esor'ions were no, made
there and notwiil standing which. then ,
candidates suoce'sied b. an avarag- ina lorl,y
Of only about ,hirty--w a, he special
election for the Legislature. a lev week.
since they hal maj rry of 80. With
the least additional r1cf'i0ns, there would
have l'ecn al Unanimous " hlg cuuncii The
rcsut Is a m"-t gratifying ssuciion ~ the
pari o',h people e the Second Nuniipaiiv
to the former Why administration. AID
particular, a-recari- the aiunrahlo s,si..n
If ~ BLl' iiOOI.S--.hM yr,-.i Via
rr'asure-and ipssr~s the rer,naneu, and
slco~,siul ',tahh-hucf; oi thew. a. IL WI
W hop forever deter any one ir,~i stretch.
M ou' 'acnleApn' baud - ilsir iu,,ur
- i,s,ruriion
tICst .iDo. rely 10 We offer our co,,.--,,r
ia,i,rs on tie rr,>eu, result. e. the friends
o, uricr aul god government. arA e. A.! a..
veil-vl.her. for tho .no>-ss .nd ,.,~,~iit,
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