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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-13

Rachel Jacob willow, anu NlIlaW ~
Jacob and John Jacob, children and
heir at law of Nicholas Jacob deceased, Defendants
and Samuel Stokcy and Sarah Jam: Ills
.r . ..-.... :.
The complainant having filed supplemental bill to revive
Lc suit AGAINST the said Defendants and the said Rachel ia
cDb William Jacob, John Jacob, Samuel Sokely and Sa
rah Jane his WIFE, having entered their and
appearing BY satisfactory proof that they arc not nhab
tue complainant by counsel. it is ordered that they do
appear hce within month a!ter due publication OF this
order what may be deemed necessary to protect
their in this suit and that copy OF this order be
inserted in newspaper published in the city
of Wheeling weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted at tho
front door Court house of Ohio county the first day
or The ne II county court be hell for said county.
\ copy Tcste, ALONHo LORlNG,
fNc,son) .iY (scpt17) . Clerk
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By the National Line.
.rELEG RArIIED FOX THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ohio Election.
MuSKINGuM COUNTY.

MUSKINGUM COUNTY.
..e ZANEsvIYLE, Oct. II.
Wing majority in the city-2o3. Wing gain.
MONROE COUNTY.-DEMOCRAT LOSS.
WooDsrIELD, o., Oct II.
Shannon has the reduced majority of 3 in Centre
township. A great Democratic loss.
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PARTY DRESSES

ID IBBON striped Brocade and twisted silk Grenadines at
III less than New York prices Light eooIed Glaze silks
always salc cheaper than youca buy them else
where-Selling OF toquit-callat -
sep23 ..- JOHNSfONS.
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ODD Fellows, nInsonx, Rcd Men, Sons of
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,

ODD Fellows, nInsonx, Red Wen, Sons of
And other Society Regalia,
Bannes Seals and Jctoeis. manufactured and sold
By Gibhs & Smith, No. 73 baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md. .m
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF "
REGALIA,
Gid Fe:ts,ss'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-
Past Grand and other Officers plain and
1st, cd, Sd, 4th atd 9th Degree Parade he.
Piehiy embroidered Eneamrment Parade
Observation-Disclosures Tenpiar Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels. Robes, Banners, Swords, &c;
pivsions-o otaSt ard Members $3.50
Red M>n-Saciems, Past Officers and richly einbroidcfea
'es''e "''A''S ''1 JEWELS
OF the y.rieas Orders Of sSesGit or Plated Metals
Including knights Ts% BBaN fytlR sak'' sad
Banners ofevey size style AMI cost adopted TO the va
nous Orders and Societies Manufactured 10 orders and De
signs Banners, when required, furnished Tree oil eN.
ROBES, SASHEs, COSTUMES. CAPS. &c.
LODGES. ENCAMPMENTs, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing 10 tit their Halls. or supply themselves with
Parade Working Regalia. Banners. &C. can depend up
On having their orders satisfactorily ed by esang or OF
Resaa ana Hammer Manufacturers. 70 Baltimore Street,
~ G. 7. FRY, Agent for Wheeling. Va. oet6-tf
GOING TO QUIT!
RLAcK, Green, choeo. Maroon Mode and Cherry hr,
EAST inns 'e's0'-'O''" an" SO ~: JOHNSTON, IT.
sepe3 No ieo Mainst
WINDING UP!
SHAwLs Cobourg cloths, Tasons and Me.ror9tan's
cheap and ifyou don't believe y come and look a, 'he,
W X. CHEESE.
BOXES Cream Cheese just received and for sale b!
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DISASTROUS FIRE AT CLEVELAND-GREA1
LOSS OF PROPERTY.-ONE LIFE LOST.

DISASTROUS FIRE AT CLEvELAND-GREAT
LOSS OF PROPERTY.-ONE LIFE LOST.
..E.- a.... .ra CLEVELAND, Oct. 10Th.
The most extensive and disastrous fire ever wit
messed in Cleveland, occurred This morning, break
ing out about past 2 o. clock in the Clothing store
OIL l.. Borgess. No. ), Superior street, and burning
to the corner of Superior and Union Lane, consun-
ing in its course, Grahams Shoe store, Isaac Cloth
ing store, Fleurys Hardware store, and some small
Ter establishments. Most Of their goods were
ed. The flames then spread down the street, des
trOylng all the tencmenis on the West side, and all
on the east side to Davis Franklin's buildings
spreading from this Street to the rear OF the Madi
son House, destroying all the buildings on the est
side of Water street. between the house from which
it originated and the Franklin buildings. Among
the sufferers on Water street, are Mr.. Overracker
proprietor of the Madison house, Charles a. Hugh
es, Wholesale Grocer, Sheppard Il Co.'S. Cabinet
Ware houses and shop. Tie latter firm was burn
ed out the same street bout week ago, and
had just commenced busine again at their New
Stand
About % buildings are consumated, one third of
which, il is said, insured The goods of the
sufferers generally were partially insured Many
families rendered houSeleSS. ....
There brisk breeze blowing at the time of
the conlugration and it only by the most
strenuous and unremitting exertions of the Fire
Department, and our citizens generally, that the
flames were overcome. One man was killed and
several injured by the falling of wall.
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yirrinin: At Rules held in the Clerks office OF Tho
Circuit Court of Ohio county in the month OF September

Circuit Court of Ohio county i'll the month OF September
1852. 80. Cor
r Cranslc & Co. !; Plaintiff ).
against .s.s-g. .,s4. lr
Nelson D,iggs, Defendant
N Action OF Debt to recover the OF 1907 II cents,
n due on notes. dated the 2Jih January 1859, one Tor
$500 due and payable hundred and twenty days alter
,tc AMI the other for o1 II cents, due and payable one
L, cd and thirty days after. date, with interest from the
in the respectively became due in which suit
an attachment was issued and returned served. :.
The defendant having entered his appearance and IL
by satisfactory he is not lnha
Of Inc Commonwealth OF Virgina-on motion Of the plain
by counsel is ordered that be DO appear here e., wth
may he deemed necessary protect his interest In this suit
and that copy ofs order be forthwith inserted in some
ne N,snapcr published City of Wheeling for four weeks
and posted tho front door of the Court house
of ohio county the first day OF the next county court to
be held for said county. 81
fJ&PS !, cory Tessc, ALoNZo LoRING. Clerk
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g.s;,,r, COPIES OF the DAILY 1STRLLlGENCER for
~ y, The Office Equalization PRICE, Two ccNrs. &
-,,p "A SEARS is authorized TO receive snbscrip-
% ,ic ilay Tri. Weekly and Weekly lntciiigencer,
S for advertising and job work 10 be done at
Ibis office
,o,s in the city and the adjscc nt towns will be sup
"a with the Daily lntellise neeL By MI f. a. Sears at
plea y, W." 81 TEN CENTS A WEEK This will afford an
the atom to many who do not wish to subscribe by
acc war Mr. will supply his subscribers punetuaily
ii ri an carly hour. - 49,
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MONTG ONIERY COUNTY.
...r sg... DAYTON, Oct: IL.
Campbelrs majority, Wing, is estimated at 200.
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wheeling and Marietta Packet

Notice, si5-4..5.t..
hereby given that Books for the eall
| stnck oi The ..WESTERN RAIL ROAD CO." Ga Toa'
connecting Bridgeport, in Belmont CO., with the eunci
vile and Indiana Rail road at point near Gosh WI
he oucned AT Wheeling Va-Iirdgepor, st. Clairsv',c.
IJnon,oyn and Flushing, belmont co-Frcepor, HARRISON
co and West Chester TusCarlwa county, ON 81
liz, W. II. HOLLOWAY.
scrM.s a-. CRISPAN OGLEBAi,
MOSES RHODES,
TIIOS. C. TfiEAKER,
tr fFFT-TEE Dol. J. n. MeCONAHEY.
Eridccrolt, Sept. 10 tSJ2,-tl. - -
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~ ADDITION to what we stated yesterday in rela-
+, the liquor given Mr.. NJ. Marsh's little boy al
,bs drinking house of Kleiser, we are authorized &c
- that dSs ,lute fellow, of mans years. co-cr-
.s, the boy to buy the liquor and drink with him,
md that the boy never said that he was "going to
=, an spree because his Pop was on one" as has
- s,a,ei in town. This pIomiscuous use
peoples private characters for the purpose of max
;rs sermons. is great piece of folly, and Mr..
,,osh who is clever well known citizen, is justly
,druant both at the gross treatment of his child,
Nd the indscreet use which has been made of the
flair, We trust that this article will be sufficient
- Mace the matter in its proper light.
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RTRRONS RyRRONS &c

RIBBONS, RIBBONS. &c.
FEW pieces Ribbons which the rage Lcrc now,
N hand yet-haf price. Chinese scarfs, and lots
] of other nice things, cheap for cash-cal at
sepo3 JOHNS1ONS, 162 Main ST.
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Dyeing to live J!
FIRTH e. DAK

FIRTH & DAY
ia Serenth ST., three doors from Dr. I'appan's,
STEUBENvILLE,- OHIO. 80 .5sus
Would inform the citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
they have commenced Coloring Rusincss in every
branch. Silks Cottons and WoO.ens warranted to stand
coiors Ladies' apparel Gentlemcns Coats Pants Vests,
&c
.,.,t,.,. ,., Fancy Colors 20. .,s,r,
or every shade got UP equal to Ribbons, Shawls,
and everything the way colong ccaned pressed AM!
done the shortest notice, and easy terris!
1Arrangemens have been made with the steamer sVI-
receive and deliver articles and packages for us
dsily. -y ,.r7r ,s..,a,g, ~. ,fr,,,
scpt14 Et-tst a ettt-An' u JOSEPH DAY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In Chancery.
viryfnin: At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Ohio county III the month of September, 1852
Benjamin Jacob, Complainant
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Saddies, daLM1SSI Iun IIs,.s MC T..
GM vile the attention OF his friends, and the public
generally, TO his establishment, where VIII be
found constantly hand large and well selected assert
ment of all articles in his line, consisting Of Saddles
TridIcs Hnrncss, Hros, frame mud w God box
VruuLn gYuIisex, Carp Bugs, Scotch Upper
md Hoo, skin Collars sfHnnies. WhiPs't &C.
&C., &c. - ~ :. Ia - =.
OF The best materials will BIO sold CHEAP FOX CASH
Those desiring to purchase are requesteu 10 OK
anime for thenIselvesa at spI ~,
scptl3-1yd. NO. lis, nam ST. "hee""s' w.
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WALL PAPER

TINE Subscriber has hand, good supply OF Wall Pa
per and Borders which he will sell at reduced Prices
7H' JOHN FISHER,
aug2Stf. No. 1885, Main ST.
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lCOMMERCIAL. ]
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY lsTELL!GEScERs

p5' Note.-It should he observed that the quo'ntohs
given below tho Whoitsae Prices We state TINS
tor the benefit of those who may have very small orders
70 fill and who may be charged small advance on 'hese
prices Generally however, both city and country cuso
mcrs rely on purchasing from Wholesale Nor
chants in any quantity at the regular Wholesale prces
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VI5 ,Il Sole T,eather

sole L6aLa6T.
400 SIDES OF IIemlock tanned sole leather, the bes
HUI that has ever been brought TO the Wheeling mar
kc.. just received and for sale by
aus3l rf-eI5 - BERGER d HOFFMAN. 10. Manst.
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Ladies of North Wheeling,

browns ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER. valua
ID bic tonic and stimulant for sale by
SeP1. hELLS * S:aLp FL Ia
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In Chancery.

Yir.fuin At Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
Circuit court Ohio county in the month OF September
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-07-31
Rl i sGeIIuneuu II g.


The SANE OLD TUNE.-The Register
now. as in 1913, after the nomination of Gt.n
eral Taylor. is busy in hunting up expressions
from Wing papers OF dissatisfaction with The
convention nominate ms. This is very inno-
cent amusement No doubt some Wing ed
iturs would have preferred Mr. Fillmore or
Mr.. Webster to General Scott as the can
didate. And these Wing editors, unlike Dem
oeratic editors, express their disappointment.
though purr policy. SO far as their party is con
cerned, 70 let their ferlngs run away withtheir
judgement, they will do this Democratic
editors brlung to IA different class of humanity
They dare not speak out their thoughts
They GO with their party, Though curses
deep fill their hearts on account of the defeat
of Douglas, and the taking up Of man little
known, and, SO far as known. opposed to all
the interests of the West they are required to
shout for hini-though grinding their teeth in
agony-as the very man they wished nnmna
ted! All this is true; as il will be true alsn, ,as
was the case in lS46: when our WhiE hreth
rem are disburiened Of their feelings of dis
appointment. with the exception of a very
few who are of no account 10 the whig party
under any circumstances,) they will wheel in
to line and do battle for the cause, to the wind
ing up G the campaign, without "fainting!' 1t
was SO in'48-it will be. SO now.
Every eastern mail brings news that
the nomination Of Scott and Graham in the
East are taken up with shouts by the masses,
and the politicians can't keep back if they
would. Weiare not. however. disposed to dis
turh the innocent amusement"of the Regis
ter. Let the editors and the party enjoy ali the
comfort they can under the Perce in1icton,
and the certain success of old Churubusco.
1IIlnois Jourua1
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Coon T1D1Nos FROM THE NoRrHwEsr.- A

Coon TID1Nes FROM THE NoRrHwEsT.-A
letter from friend, who has been up the
Mississippi, dated the 7th inst, have been
to It. Croix county since The glorious result
ofthe convention was known. and you can rest
assured that everything there warrants the
hope Of magnificent Scott victory. | found
many Old Soldiers, who called themselves
Democrats. and were ready to fight, at the
drop of 4 nat, with any man who had aught
to say against General Scott They auH vote
for him to !t"-Mill. Sentinel '7 a-g
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How n TAKEs.Lsfhisnornihation ofscOtt
won't go down .croaks, here and there 81
Pierce man, with as good an imitation ofcoh-
fidence as he can master; 'onf papefs assert
that Hon. Judge Foo Foo Of Alabama,
the Hon r, OF. Ok Of Georgia and
the eminent Squire Windy Of Arkansas, are
all out against him. So he kasent chance
Ny green friend you dons SEEM TO un-
derstand that Scott wasn't nominated BY tbs
Foe. FooS, Windays aud Off Oxens s1pT
nominated TO please them.-a Il would hsgs
been easy TO please then with d eaudidatd
(except those who had resolved to GO for
Pierce anyhow but in pleasing them We
should have displeased the great body sfths
people. The nomination is popular torres;
sons which set these men against it-and The
more popular that they are agaihst it, Ey
cry one of them who comes ont opehly q
ga!nst Scott will give him ten votes for every
one be carries off Tribunei
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poetrp.
For the freeman.

.--.s .... -.. For the Freeman.
The Wanderers Grave.
On distant plain, where meier the strain
or birds IL heard around. s-r s.s
And flowers fair ne'er scent the air, ass.s
% A wanderers grave is found.
He did not die meath his native sky,
In the midst Of his household band,
But stranger closed his glazing eye,
And he sleeps in strangers land.
No mothers tear Flowed o'er his bier
No father mourned him there .
No weeping sister fingered nea-, #r
As he breathed his dying prayer.
He sleeps alone. No marble stone
Tells where his names are laid;
Nor Sighs are breathed, nor flowers are Strown
Where his lonely rest is made.
The willows wave not o'er his grave, -.z
Nor rose or myrtle fair z.s -#-ss .r.sEl..
No zephyr sweet, or murmuring wave ta
Sighs out requiem there.
But the burning sahis OF the desert lands,
Are Scattered o'er his bed.
And the wandering Arnb leads his bands
Above the strangers head.
Yet sweet he sleeps, though there weeps
Some loved one o'er his tomb,
And calm he will lay Till the fuul day
lilunes his nournful gloom. ... rr
LAoLA.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-07-31

EE The Democratic papers make merry
over certain 'hasty plate OF soub'theE Gen.
Scott once partoIk Of We remcmbefsha.
when another old Genaral{ food rest his s0uEI
was nominated for the Presidency. they grew
very faeetious, over The ilard cider that hs
was reported to indulge in qacasionlB. AScur-
ding to the bestFof our recollection. they gre~
very sick Of that hard cider'-it turned dead.
ly sour upon their stomachs They got fdn-
ny on the wrong side, Of Their mouths
towards the close. If We are not, mistaken
they will find that the 'hasty plate Of soup is
Troublesome to take dsthe hard cider. sss..s
-, 80. .,S =, 7.l.' ,. II viii turfi On.
to Be the hottest sorp. and The hardest 10 sttsl-
low they ever got into their mouths, andget
it must go down, though itscald their tliroa,s
like boiled lobster Go ahead ny fbnny
fellows wen see who'll get the best ofths
laugh tLynehburg Virginisn.s
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-07-31
Lioery s95 Stable
IRA SMITH.

.+z'-- IRA SMITH,
TIVES lotice to the citizens of Fremont and the
VI public generally, thai he still confines to car
ry on the above business in all its branches and
forms. He has made additions tohiE stock of
Horses, Carriages. BHGgies, &c;
and is now prepared to aerommodat. ri v kt mr
dvor him with call, Horses aud carrihgeF
For Parties or Funeral
can be had at my moment Covrr-t and open
buggtt far OF business pleasure. on the
shortest nuIire. ~. ts
Riding Iorses OF the hest bottom,
always IN hand. The strictesiattemtinI paid, so
that all Vhn call shah be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
carrying Passengers or Movers
nto any part ofthe country, alwavl on hand
Those wishing auv thing in the above line. will
do welto give him trial. as hr feels confdeut they
will br satisfied, hoth 10 teams and prices. tn.
former warranted to carry gersio their dest
nation the shortest possible time, and the IAiter
10 he reasonable possible. By strict aiirniin
20 business. he hopes to merit a liberal share Of
public patronage. r,5 .s-s.
taDies-Ne ariv np1osite NorIon's Foundry
Fremont. NV. 2. 1880. -7 So -5. q 81 ts
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NzM0NsNNM,

Il, ID Parker Surgeon Dentist.
D DESPECTFULLYtpn tenders professions services
niotIIe citizens Of Fren6nt and viciniIy, all ope
ratons relating TO the preservation and beauty OF
the natural teeth. the insertion OF artificial teeth
on pivot, gele or silver plate, done in the
manner lie is in possession o. the latest improve
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch ofLhe
profession. ~
e Leihean Ether administered, !, audteeth extracted
without pain, if desired. 81. -. e. -.-...
Office in Caldwell's Brick Buildings over DR..
Rice's office. '' ''7't -'3
Fremont Jan. %, 1881. q afHse .a-.f ~
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-07-31
SCOTT ENTERS THE CITY.

The shouts that rent the air carried CON
sternaton to the enemy, and announced the
impending fall of the city below. General
Scott had arrived on the walls of the castle
Just as it had been carried. and after glance
at the position of things. determined al once
to advance by two routes into the city. The
columns of Qnitnan and Worth were order
ed to move forward in seperate detachments.
Worth's division became engaged in street
fight in the suburbs, but forced its way and
took up its quarters close upon the city:
Quisman advanced still further on another
road, aud after some hard fighting, encamprd
within the gates On the whole of this event
ful and glorious day Scott had displayed won
derful activity, and had been at all points
where he could best give objections, animate
the troops or share in the conflicts of his brave
comrades In every place he exhibited the
coolest self-command, united with the great
est vigilance aud ardoF: And. as heretofore.
in all the movements by which Mexico had
at length fallen into his grasp, he manifested
prudential care; sagacious foresight, an un-
conquerable heroism, as well as the highest
military genips.asg r.reG a-y h.. Fsg.5a =,
q During the night, Santa Anna, finding all
further resistance vain. withdrew the rem
naut of his army from the city, and on the
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RATIFICATION SONG.
BY D. BETHuNE DUFFTRLD.
TUN E.-The Old Granite State.

TuN E.-Ths Old Granite State
Hark! j, thunders from the mountains,
Aud pours down through all their fountains;
Yea! it reaches the tall mountains M
Offar off Mexico. =-..-
CHORUS. e.
We're hand of soldiers, -EE
We're band Of soldiers,
iE We're band of soldiers
And our Leaders, mamie is Scott. --
q ''iE With his banner streaming,
And eur weapons cleaning, sr b..
And fresh glory benming,
- we are fighting as he fought.
-s II.
He is mighty in the buttle, -
Aud, mid ar's iron rauIe, '
a Drives the foe like frightened cattle, '..
s. Before his cOnquering march. -'.-s .s
El a-.a CHORUS. -ra--f4 5taE
s4sl With his band Of soldiers, ss 1. ed -..#f
p, s With his band of soldiers, .... EF al
With his band of soldiers 10
He has on his mighty fame
,E=F F.; Hurrah hurrah : I! hurIah!!!
a- HurrAh hurrah !! !! hurrah,! J.!
Then, 'unid banners streaming,
-. s Aud old=weapUns cleaning,
We see glory beaIpiug @
Roukd our Hero's honored name
- r--..---. ...- Ill. ---r
With the gallant Graham near him,
The LUcos ul wiIl fear him, .
And the nation soon wiIi hear him
Shout aloud our victory.
CHORUS.
With his brave Wing soldiers,
With hi- brave Wing soldiers,
With his brave Wing soldiers,
NauRht can stay his proud CAREER.
-.... Then, with his h ,nmer streaming, -..
Aud our bmckIers proudly cleaning,
We hail The brighI d il beam,ng,
With heartfelt shout and cheer.
3ars ~.
10! the ho"is e'en are rallying
From every hili-lOg sallyinR; .-..
They no longer ran br dali, lug,
With foenAn such us Pierce.
CHORUS.
For these brave Wing soldiers.
For these hrhve Wing soldiers,
? For ihtse brave Wing soldiers
Will sweep HIM frum the field. -.
TIL. three chenr rs for Scott & Graham,
For the Locus must obey them.
And true Wing hearts will never failthrm,
w hile our cUnqI' TeT's in the field
Aud with his brave Whig soldiers,
And with his brave Wing soldiers,
And with his brave Wing soldiers,
Naught can stay hiA proud career.
-- Hurrah hurrah hurrah ..
b., s. Iiurrah! hurrah !! d! hurrah (! -r
Like our good old sires before US,
We will shout aloud the chorus,
--E Till the heavens o'er US
Shall rebound the loud hurrah!