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Insurance against Fire!

The EtHa Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and available Capital of $3.50, 900 i.
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity. 1t nsule
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
oneraly Factories, and Mills, the favoratls
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
century-its reputation Jor liberal adjustment and its
romptitude in paying LOSSES well known and esab
shed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, ls45. isi
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred, for more particulars TO A. Il
BULLOCH, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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DIR. q, III, BLOOD.

ks5dEegFs5a DAAs % H. bLUUD,
UTEsa4S proposes to resume the Practice of Bfedi-
~III IYY cane, so far relates to the treatment o
lies.,. the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
Geh'iton 1t is fact, that of the irregular
es anu consequently many the defects OF the second
sru o, eh are caused by msmanagemert during the
ana even before the appearance of The first teet
ihe prdcce OF Dentistry Tor several years past has
he principles and process Of dentition, also the
fltaions resulting from it familiar and therefore an ap>
propriate department of practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, or at House.
Inc subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bust
ness OF dentistry, which will be conHupd at the Old
'tShu lSO MAIN street. o. H. BLOOD, M. d.
Sept. 22-tf G. D. COOK M n
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Yoroester, So. Probate Office, December ~ 1875
To ali nersons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM A.
pEiR CE late of West Boylston deceased, Greeting
you are cited to appear Court otProbaie 70 be
boden Mt Worcester on the first Tuesday OF January
m so,s canse why administration OF the Estate OF
ssd deceased should be granted TO Charles H. Lorng
of Sterling. -. pprNTIss pso
CHABs III MS
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CHLOROFORM

Ten hAHRls l54 Main Street. is prepared to Extract
pam, by the use of this recently discovered
i'sttule Tor Ether-CHLoRoFoRM
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Rutter and Cheese.

0En PACKAGES Choice Dairy BUTTEK B.
EDtD oo0o lbs Worcester County CHEESE.
5000 lbs. Vermont and New York do
All Of which will be sold cheap At wholesale 1mS 'e'o'
w dwsw corner OF Front and Trumbuil SIS
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

TNE subscriber will manufacture TO ORDER at MS Estab
ushment in Worcester few rods west OF Messrs
Rradley a. Rice's Car Mandatory, COPPER, GOMPO-
SiTION BRASS, TIN, ZINC or LEAD CASTINGS,
as CHEAP for cash approved credit as can be obtained
elsewhere, Aiteborough not excepted.
Suorce,',ep Dec 26 d4w A. b. CHAFFEE.
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For Sale,

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop, sit
/ uated near the Court House Inquire at this office
Dec IL. u"u
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Total income,
Total expense,
Making a net profit of

10 The small pox has entirely disappeared at
Brattleboro', VT 1t is sign OF progress that
neither small pox, yellow fever nor cholera are
now permitted to brighten people to death.
Ezg7 The snow in Buffalo is two feet deep, and
so throughout the northwest
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From the Maine Farmer.
THE PROFIT OF HENS.

THE PROFIT OF HENS.
have kept record of the cost of NV hens
the expense OF keeping them, and the net profit
which | obtained, and concluded to give Won the
statement. My record commenced on the 26tb
OF November, lS47, and is made up to the pre-
sent time.
To 81 hens, at Is, S6 II
10 IL - Dusheis OIL corn, at 5s, 1912
10 ousheis oals ana peas, at Acc, 2,40
To bushel of barley, at IS, so
Cost of hens and keeping, Sl949
BY 245 dozens oteggs, averaging 10 IL
cents per dozen S25 ~
STOCK now on hand' 50 hens, at Is, 6,34
Total income, $40 O6
Total expense, 1919
Making a net profit of $l257
In the above, no account has been made Of tbe
eggs used in the family during that time, or Of
about forty chickens which were killed. which |
think compensates me for The meal that was fed
to the chickens while with the hen, and also for
their mischief through the summer.
Very truly, your, ALLEN S. DAVIS.
Norridg ewock Nov Is, I84S
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ON Main Street, between the Temperance House and
" Lincoln Square. If the finder will leave 1t at New
ToNs PROVISION STORE, under the City Hall he shall
he rewarded GILL BARTLETT.
Worcester, Dec 81. dit
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ROARD.

7BVERAL single Gentlemen can be accommodated with
y Board and pleasant Rooms at no. PARK STREET.
- 80 &c ~ diff
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Worcester County Horticultural
Society.

THERE will be an Exhibition Of Fruits &C. &c. at
| WALpo HALL, on Wednesday, January Sd, le4s
Articles intended the Exhibition will be received at
The Hall on Tuesday, The I'd of JdnudrI.
' meeling Of the Society Will also be held In the
Hall If Exhibition at O'Clock P. NJ. January 3D. ls49
mi attendance is requested. By order of the Trustees
" 'D'' GEORGE JAQUEs, Rec. Sec'y.
Worcester Dec 90, le48 deoHwwH
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IYorcest,r. a. Probate Office, December IS, ISdT;
To ali persons interested in the Estate Q, ELMER
WOOD late of Ashburnham, deceased, T'ese'm ..
holden al Worcester the first Tuesday OF January
ny, N show cause why the first account rendered. py
hL,rsn n Wood the Administrative, OF her adminlstra
on Tsaid Estate should not be allowed, and the balance
decreed to Il Widow. nprNr1ss p.r
dill wlt52 CHA5' V. rhEIN -, Ie.e :.
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h L. ]. PREYOST.

l.. L. J. PREVOST. .
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, UP STAIRS LIST door on the right
Ol3dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester
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How Many, in the hour of Storm
and Tempest, want "a Muff!
MARRIED.

In this city, Dec IS, by Rev. MIR. smaley, Mr Edwin
Chaplin to Miss Perss E. Earle
In North Brook6eld, Dec H. Mr. A. Weld, OF Boston,
TO Miss Martha A.-same time, Mr. William c. King TO
Miss Emelne-both daughters of Dea Tyler Baeheller.
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DIED.
Buffalo Robe Lost.

In Whtinsvlle Dec 90, John Wellington, of iona
than 2. and Ennice Holt, agAl mos. aud 90 days.
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STATEn meeting of the Worcester District Medical
society will be holden Mt DIR. Green's Hall in Worces>
ter on Monday the 1oh Of January nert a. 10 a. M 20
be animal meeting OF the Society stands adjourned 10
that time for the purpose considering the proposed al
tera,on Of the bv laws The subject oi the choice Of conn
sellers for the Worcester District ior ne neA' year. WI"
oiso he laid before the Society for their action
BY order Of the Presidents, anp,,s 60.
nac Of 1913 Owls JAMES w. ROBBINS, SecIy'
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TO RIacksmaitElS.

c,EvERAL BIacksmths and Strikers wanted to worf
> ON AXES. Apply TO w. CoLLINs,
% At cOllinsUiHe, Hartford County, Conn.
Dec 81. dlM WIZ
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sHEETTNGs.

Yard wide Brown Sheetings ats cts.
Heavy Amoskeag do do 5 cts.
do Spencer =" Family do cts.
Super6ne /" Shaker do 6I-4cts
Extra fine Merrimac do 61-4 cts.
Extra fine Sea Island do GA cts
y A great variety of Bleached and Browns,
including all the widths of Bleached and Brown
BARTLETT'S'' at corresponding prices.
0FThe above is an enumeration of a
VERY FEW of the really CHEAP
GOODS to be found in this extensive
stock.
EBesides the other Departments, the
stock of
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

SOUND AND PATRIOTIC SENTIMENT
Upon the occasion Of political meeting
nj Raleigh, the scat OF government of
North Carolina Mr.. Senator Badger who
is resident Of that beautiful city, was
called out by his fellow citizens, aud dc.
llvered u speech Of great interest and
power on the great nalional issues inyolv.
ed in the pending Presidential election.
In the course OF his speech be paid a
glowing and feeling tribute to the intcg.
rity, ability, and worth Of General Zach
airy Taylor. lie deemed the true pivot
upon which the ensuing election ought to-
and must turn to be the question of the
unlimited exercise of the veto power If,
hc said, you would have the legislative
department OF the country mere chambers
for registering the cdicts Of a corrupt TX.
cutive, vote for the advocate OF such
theory, Lewis Cass But if you would
sec the will OF the people expressed and
perfected through their proper RepreScu-
tatyes-i you would preserve your re-
publican form OF government in reality as
wen as namc. vote iOr that mau who Will
sacrifice his own private partialites Of
opinion TO the open declarations of the
popular will Mr Badger concluded his
remarks by an eloquent, earnest, and
stirring appeal to his Whig brethren 10
organize and work--io manifest their, at-
taehment 10 their noble standard bearer,
the gallant Taylor by amaIorty equal to
that by which they (the people Of Norl.
Carolna) declared their election forllar.
~ OF the Wss,
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
rur TAYLOR PLATFORM.

,.rbe power given by the Constitution to The
r,eou,iye, to iniefposr hts veto, IS high eonsery'
tiy,power, which should never be exercised rs'
cen, IN oases ol clear violation Of the constitution
,,,naniies, haste aud want Of consideration b!
CepIs.G.."
'5rfs personal eptnians Of The indis'daal who
may happen 10 occupy The Executive ehaif'ongh'
no, ia control the aelien Of Congress upon fnrs'
,ious Of domestic pol,ey. nor onfht his objection,
Ia La in:rsaeard .wliea quezliaiH ot constitutional
ras,t have been settled by The sariens .deFrd'
menis Of government. and asaaieseed N w ~'
rpople,s .=#...z#.zZ.., Il ..,.
.,,o ir,ptoysu.enl Of onf efsat highways nvefs
,,k.s. and haibors, the Will Q. the people as eN'
nsessed ,hro' their representatives IA Congress
ouch, to be respected, aud eafticd oai by The EA'
eeutiye.
-Wat. at al times. aud aaisf III circumstances
.sa national calamity, to r ayolaed. ifeomPs'ibl'
y-i,h honor" "'rhs PRINCIPLES Of cur government
a. well as s true policy. ere efnesed TO the sphla
cation Of other nations aud The dismemheFsirn' o
ether countries by epnquest. for. IN the language
al the rrea, Washington, why should ss qipi oul
evn TO stand on ionigp ground -
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
Thomas G. Clarke, l;s1.
TILE CANVASS

Cas- 4 liuLrrg. -lhe power OF "rc-
gulnr nominations has been a poicut
spell iu the hands U. Ioco.orci,m. aud
many persons who dc.pisc Cas- hHc
bccu brought Ia his support simply be-.
cause be- Is the regular Baltimore nominee.
But 1t seems that the Hon. John NJ Nilcs.
OF Connecticut, ln "a recent speech al
Hartford, dlsclnscs Il iuct which throws u
new light on the peculiar character ol the
great Alichgandrr,' aud shows that hr
was willing, four years ago, to bolt the
Baltimore nomination, aud accept one lu
opposition 10 it. Senator Niles thus lcll-
the story.
Previous TO the Baltimore CunNcn.
ton OF lslI, when so many States had
declared for Van Buren, that ms nom.
nation was deemed certain, Gen Duli
Green conceived the project OF calling q
convention, to meet on the fourth OF July,
to nominate an independents candidate.
lie addressed letter 10 Gcmeml Cas-
lnquirIne whether be would permit his
name to 90 before such Convention as u
candidate. Now, though General Cas-
would consider resistance to regular
nominations an offence little short Of
treason, no matter how ircgularly they
might be made, he had no such reverence
Tor them at that time. lie pfolcsscd but
little acquaintance with the state OF pub.
lie sentiment, ns he had drccenily returned
from FHnce--thought politicians govern.
cd the people too much-was modest IN
his thoughts Of tho Presldcncy-but con.
clndod by ocquiascing in the use of his
name before such a Convention. II 80
happened that Gen. Green had not steam
enough TO get up.a convention, and the
project fell through
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

nlnnpY Tftaenf.- Tarf Men KiHol
dim Scrfnk II aHaist.-The town ol
lcllyiIle, IN Marion County, was on last
Monday wefk The seeue of one ol the
most iughHl' md disgaeeiul ronconucs
thnl We have eeef kuaWn4
Ne wnud pfalnise, that ior many
years there ias heHu saaed between the
TH,iS aud lhelf friends on the one part,
and the Ecrrifs uud lbru friends on the
other mna dyadiz ieud The war hc.
tween the 9nuUaauez aud tapulrls did
npl begin lg rWulIi
II ,cunn ihni Il man named .upoHcH
Who hrlnfs- IN liz Earut wing, MAS
badly buiin >a.ua llnge Of four weeks
since, andthat tn .tefslt- and Alooncy
gni mp ID lnd nj agreement among them.
,plv,s, by q hfeli lites aul lhplr adhereuls
formed tlIenselKes iutaa flaulaimg party
and had dHfiafsI thai lhr kings. Shclt
Williams. ind llamplaa Tut uu-t leave
thr coWiB
Ga Mlally Hley III mt at Nclkillc
llaultou 'fuil ieil n zt5sa hero aud was
pullgHl naush a kaaf cat u the way,
tie knew that a INV would b. raised, and
that they would. If possible Kill him
Jesse Tuner, E-,i. si,eke there that day,
sad after the =psaaIa#. tie twu lauiy-
ulurd % he teellI. lal znme wurl., aud
drew up IA bhllla auay-tnt the matter
WAS qultol, aud no onJbicak took place
Toward, evening, aud when the people
had uniiy grnrBlly luu lur home. the
light romuguccd, A mm hy the name
oi Nulkms, ui the Everett party. slnt
down lack hing. At ihr -pmc time.
~in Etcnt hsrd ui SuIr.uir. unl mi-srd
hiuL Suglulg rliunsd tho shot mortal.
ly wluulnJ Everett. hmgs bfothcr
wa shot At 10y Bartlett Everett. the ball
grazing IL shoulder hc ia lum shul
Bart. Eydclt dead IN hi, tracks. After
Slm EyDcu wa- .lr, hr gathered
rock, and pur-iud Sinclair, but hndug
kng, whD had been shot IN the begin.
mug oi tie hight, be- turned ou him and
ma-hcd lis skull IN Il shocking manner,
and eNpgcd while IN the act King
lived uull morning.
Nalhu, WAS badly brutcu llr was
taken il' custody lm made his escape
That nigh.
II Is s. be hoped lint Tho people OF
Marion Will unile ia putting down these
deeds OF blood Ne lcar, however, that
llio matter g. not al nu end.
B0'GriHe EIgic Oi ~.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

"TAfiNG THE REsrok4aIIrH Gen.
Cas- did not dare take the responsibility Oh
attacking Madden in lsla, when he might
have captured IL
lie did not dare take the responsibility
of attacking Brock in the rear, when by
so doing he might have repulsed him
and saved Detroit.
lie did not dare to become a Jackson
man until old Hickory was elected
lie did not dnre express his opinion
upon Jaokson's soheme Of removing the
deposits.
lie did not dare, against the iron will
OF old Hickory, sustain thu decision OF the
supreme court iberalng the Georgia mis-
slonaries.
lie did hot dare talk like man to
South Carolmn when IN stute of open
rchrllion
lie did not ut first dare to favor the
anne xntion OF Texts.
Next, he ,iid not dare oppose il.
lie did hot dare resist the Wilmot
proyiso in thu Senate when first proposed
lie did not dare advocate it.
lie did not dare express hls opinions a,
Cleveland
lie did not dare give the true reason for
his REFUSAL
llo did not dare vote against the rcso.
luton to ernsure Cen. Taylor, but bascly
voted Tor il.
lie did nol dnre, though requested, To
contradict the lies circulated about Gen.
HARRISON mlll alter lhe lhller was elected
President r
lie never ,isrtd naillain au opinion Of
h, own
lie never sued be anything but
chanscliug ml demngnguc.
iihWy Err. JUWr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

Tnn MopuuNs rs lowA-IHEn fnRlAf'
sN.u Pm -RecuoN--lt is, We presume,
generally known, that portion Of the
Mormon reonle, after the cruel assassina.
ton OF the brothers Smith, nj NnnVpo,
aud Ilie expulsion OF their followers nom
Illinois, by a lnwlcss aud leroeious luah,
sought refuge IN South Western Iowa,
Pullawutalnic county where they still
continue To reside, Que. of our tellow
eltIzens visited the settlement during the
asl fall and wuuter, aud his statemenl ol
tn nrivuiion aud suilcIings ol the Nor
mans ol Iowa excited the sympathy at
thousands nl our comtsymen. Il wuuld
saem from certain ulutemets NOW heing
nude in Southeastern lowa tint the
suffering industrious aud inoilensine Nor
mons are not only gengeed with expul.
sinn from Iowa, hul with determination
without regard toageur sex. At the late
elneliun IA Iowa, n portion Of the Nor
MN population exercised their rights rs
treamen, aud supported the WING ticket
Tins has excited the ire of the Lneolaeo
patty III Iowa, and the expulsion Of every
member OF the Mormon church ifnm
Town Is now openly advocated. llrre-
toiafe the Momous acted with the Lnea-
iaans in politics, aud TO Their AL wefe
the i.ueaiocns mumly indebted iar sueeess
IN Southern Iowa The Mormon settle.
menl on the Missouri river las existed for
the past three years, aud the right ni the
Mormon people 70 vote therefore Is aelear
aud uuquestiunab.c.' Atlhe late election
The entire vote OF the Mormons was. IN
violation OF law. thrown odt hy the Loco.
ioeo officers. ThB, however, will not
prevent the Normons from the exercise
ai the elective franchise at the coming
electoral election. The followers of Cas-
kuoW full well, that the vote OF rouawa.
lamie eouuty will, ii east for the Wing
ticket. give the four electoral votes al
Iowa to Gen Taylor hence the proposition
tn drive the Murnons ont of the Slate.
Ii the Infamous course advised By Il pnr.
ton the Locoioco party in Iowa towards
those uulouunu. Mormons, should b.
carried ont, these wrctehed people would
he reduced To II irighlhnl condition.
onn Of the leading Loeofoeo papers
published ia Iowa, mbushingly proposes
10. drive the Mormons OuI Of Iowa. aud
# they resist, II i0qik orer The daR h8Yies
u ne sl.fiih" Remember tins Is nnt sue.
gusled because OF any crimes committed
hy lhe arctchcl Mormons. hut simply
haealee a> iiccmcn aud legal voters. they
hate manifested disposition To select
the Hero Of Bucno Vista in preference 10
tie Hero OF the Broken Sword. VIII
the Naudal and bloodthirsty menace Of
tie pagor alluded To, receive any favor
among the respectable aud law-ahiding
PORTION Of the people ot Iowa.-N. o Bsk.
kffIH.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
ZACHARY TAYLOR
MILLARD FILLMOR Z.

Not II whisper Of dlSmion, or dissent
was hearE Every Wing Delegate from
every Whig Assembly District in the
State responded 10 the Philadelphia nom.
nees. Thus pass over the idle rumors OF
discomfort and disorder among the Wings
OF New York They have shown, too,
by statistical consultation, that if the
Wings work on, us they are working now.
aud poll their full vote, rs they are now
promising to poll it, the Wing majority
here m November will be thousands piled
on thousands. No disturbances OF any
amount exists among the Wings Of this
State, except III the minds of dreamcrs in
two or three Of its cities, or large towns
The agricultural population is ms immova.
bic in its devotion to the Wing party, rs
the CalsAill mountain rocks There is
no (what is called Clay party distinct
from the Taylor party There are no
Clay men Of any amount, that arc not
Taylor mau, The ticket, and the whole
ticket, and nothing but the ticket, is the
cry. They who use other language than
this, in the great interior OF this State,
are duper., or the dupcd The Barn
burners detach some OF our old compan.
ions in some parts OF the State, but every
Wing thus lost, il made up by two new
voters (or morc) from the Locoloco ranks
We shall speak better, clearer, louder,
and more emphatically than have even
the gallant Wings Of Vermont, whose
turn it was first to breast this new Van
Buen thunder.gust. Al we have to do
is to plant, sow, plough, hoe and reap.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

4 srnble explosion aud shipwrcck
occurred on Friday morning. 22i inst, on
Lake lluron The Propeller Goliath,
bound Tor Saull ST Marie with q cargo
oi merchandise, comprising about 100
kegs OF powder Tor the miners in the cop
per regions, took fire, and with q terrible
explosion, was almost iLstantanconsly
destroyed. The shock OF the explosion
was felt by vessels live miles oh A sin-
gle brilliant flash, terrific noise, aud u
shock, like that OF an earthquake, were
all the circumstances attending this ap.
palling calamity. Every soul on board is
supposed TO have been blown TO atoms,
with the vessel. The propeller was IN.
der charge Of the mate, Coolel, the cap.
tain, Perry Palmer having left at China,
on account Of sicknos, in his family
Jolm Il. Schwartz, son OF the hdJntant
General, was the clerk, and - Dodge
aud Edward Cook, OF Detroit, were both
pa .sengcrs, together with eight miners, on
their way 10 the Minnesota and Ontona-
yon locations The crew consisted Of
about ten more persons, most OF them rom
Detroit. bnt wloso names We are unable
to learn. The second mato's name was
Alyah MeNctt and the cooks - Coo
ley. The propeller was owned 10y d. n.
Barney. OF Buffalo, and, We arc informed
she was fully insured. There are some
hopes that at least one person escaped
from the wreck Tho cook, it is said
made ior The shore in small boat, ,oou
after the li;c commenced. and landed in
safety. lie has not yet becn heard from.
" Y Sun
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
rIEE=EiE.ECTIONS,
CHEERING lINTrIIIGRNoE

We have this week, the qualification
of laying hafafe our readors the most
cheering intelligence OF tie result! OF the
recent State elections in Pennsylvania
Ohio, Florida and South Cnrollnn. The
accounts thus fnr, fully meetour an,ieipa-
tions, aud place almost beyond the posi-.
hility of douift the election Of Taylor
and Fillmore to the Presidency. and Vice
Presideneg Of the United States,
Although we have always felt san.
guine of the sueeess of the Wing party
IN the present contest, we scarcely ex.
pected the State elections TO Indicate n
Result so decidedly favorable, aud If some
of our democratic contemporaries wonld
favor MS with the loan of n rooster we
should feel very much like giving sort
OF Chapman.ie crow.
VII the Wings Of this State look at
the following cheering accounts from the
Keystone OF Democracy Pennsylvanin.
and endoavor 10 initiate the example of
their gallant Wing brelhernh The pros.
pect, we aamii, is decidedly against us,
but, the cnuse Is WORTH battling for, aud
surely it would be something to boast of,
II We should, by a united and determined
effort, succeed in carrying the banner
State OF all Loeoioeodom, for "old Xnck .
We advise our friends 10 he ou the alert.
and on 'faesdaY the 9TH Of November, to
a man, 60. 10 the polls, aud casi their
votes for the old Hero, who never surrcn.
dcrs. Letaas by our escrtions meut sue.
cess, Il We sanah meet defeat,
We submit the following table OF re-.
turns, from the most reliable sources,
showing the loss and gain Of the Whigs,
as compared with the vote of the prcsi.
dental election in 1911, when Mr..
Polk carried the State by majority of
6.332. As compared with the returns Of
the Governors election in 1917, when
Shmk's majority wss about $1,000, the
Wings have gained 1900 ii the follow,
ing eoanlies.