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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

and his hungry tribe OF cormorants sent
to feed upon their own industry, or NIL
more humble stations, no longer to in
suit and oppress their enlightened and
patriotic masters. Disappointed, cha
grincd and desperate, that vehicle OF
slandor, the Globe, already begins TO
rave and threaten. On the 9th OF April
last, Mr.. Blair is made to say in an
editorial-"Iffc federalism should succeed
in vitiating the presidential election by
false returns or OTHER MEANS, and
make il a contested question to be set
tied elsewhere than al The polls, The 60
pernmea iriH be sold, and it never will
be recovered by the people, but at the
EXPENSE of RIVERS OF BLOOD. -
Here is n confession of some importance G
to the people, who will do well to settle
the business at the polls, and thus pre-
vent n repetition of tho scenes which
were enacted at Harrisburg and Wash
ington. Successful at Harrisburg, and
in driving the peoples representatives
from their seats in Congress, Kendall
and Blair (for no doubt one or the other
of these worthless wrote the above artI-
clio for the Globe, } endenvorcd to keep
up the dropping spirits of their no less
reckless mlnions, by giving them to un-
dcrstand that in some way, foul If not
fair, their places are not to be given
up no matter whether the electors
come to vote with " false returns, " or
true returns ifthey 7ote against Mar
tin Van Buren, "thc Government is
sold and will never bo recovered by the
people but at the expense of rivers OF
blood"-gently giving us to understand
that Van Burcn, Benton, Kendall Blair,
and their hundred thousand Office hold
crs, who have robbed the people of their
treasure, ,trampled upon the constitution,
dislranchiscd sovereign State, and
even put their unhallowed fingers upon
the sacred records Of the country, are
preparing to perpctunto their power
even at the expense Of blood. These
are the men who possess so much love
for the people who call themselves
democrats, and their opponents federal
lists A.; but also nevertheless threaten us
with blood in the event Of a defeat
But the supporters of WILLIAM Ii. HAIR
RIsoN arc just such towards" and
grannies" as himself, and who, hav-
ing rights to maintain will support them
at all hazards.-No doubt Mr.. Van
Buren would sit as comfortable in his
seat while his country bleeds, as Nero
did when Rome was burning, and such
vampires as Benton and Kendall would
tatten upon blood to sustain their pla-
ces, ns they do upon the treasure of the
people but the opposition have moth
ing to fear from their threats, or their
desire for mischcf,-he change uiH be
effected wiihom The telling Of blood.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
Virginia Election.

The New York Journal Of Commerce Q
of yesterday (Monday) morning, gives
returns from all tho counties in Virgin
in except two. So far the vote in tho
House Of delegates stand II Wings, SO
Locos. If the two districts TO be heard
from send Locos us before, the House
will stand as last year ~ Wings and
81 Locos. Senate tie. Wing MAORI
ty on joint ballot 10" enough for all
practical purposes. Admitting this
statement to bo correct-the Wings
have no ordinary cause Of rejoicing
that they have been able to retain the
State at all against the immense effort
which was made by tho Locos to carry
it-and more than all, have they cause
for rejoicing that the gain on the popu-
lar vote so far as already heard from
is such as to entirely annihilate Van
Buren's majority in 1896. His ma jor-
ity then was 6793. and the gain on the
popular vote, as shown in the Boston
Atlas, in 60 counties, is now 1925 |!
When the whole State is heard from,
and the list is completed, we shall pub
lish the figures to show for themselves.
If the Locos pretend that tho popular
vote is in their favor, let them also pub
lish the figures to prove it. But there
is no fear however of their doing any
such thing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
Political Notice.

An adjourned meeting of the Wing
Frcemen of this town, will be held AT
their HEAD QUARTERS in Church
Street, on Monday Evening next AT
half past I o'clock when punctual at
tendance is particularly requested, as
business Of Importance will be laid be-
fore them. May 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

The beautiful steamboat Balloon, Capt.
WUolscy, has arrived here from New York,
as will be seen, and will make two trips per
day between this place and Providence OH
Wednesday and Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

THE PRosrEcT.--NIr Clay, in few remarks made
10 the people at Wheeling on his reyJrn from Con
gross, said:
Il satisfied now, gentlemen, that there con be
80 doubt Of the result Of the election in November
and every day more fully confirms mo in the opinion
that Gen. Harrison rH The uO;cs Of at lons t-
~ States If The Union, unless some NINE should be
sprung upon some deceit practiscd Of which we
have no knowledge or the Wings should fail in
their duty TO themselves and their country To make
sure Of this dcstatlc result must work Tor IT,
must labor 10y night and by day. IN season. we must
leave nothing undone that can do with honor O.
ourselves must Fight the battle earnestly faithfully
and we shall 10 IL successfully!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
9 q y 9 9 9 9

yVANS' FAMILY APERiENr PILLS are pure
~ vegetable. composed with the sirictcs, prcc
ion ~ scoucc AMI of ara; they never produce Hausea
AMI nrc warranted the following diseases which
arise from impurities OF the blood, vz:-ApopleSy
Bilious affections Coughs, Colds, uiceraed sore throat
Scarlet Fever Asthma, Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases of me KilLeys and Bladder Affections pecu
liar 90 fcnacs and all those diseases Of whatsoever
kind. To which human nature is subject, where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
Diseases liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious diseases.
piles ulcers female weakness. and all cases ofhypo-
rhondracis low spirits palpitaon of the heart ner-
irriabilily weakness, huor albus seminal
weakness indigestion, loss Of appetite heartburn gen.
eral debility, bodily weakness, choross or green sick
aaulency. hysiercal fniings, Mysteries. head
.chcs hiccup, sickness night mare. rheumatism.
asthma, TIC dOulourcux, cramp, spasmodic affections,
and those who victims to that most excrutaiing
disorder GoUr. will find relief from their suherngs by
4 course Of DR. Evans medicine.
Bctcare Of COunferfeitS.--CAUTIoN; BE particular
in purchasing that the label of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 20 Act Of Con-
gress. And be Likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham street, Ncw-Yor from the REGU-
LAR AGENTS WIN. III. KING, WheciUg.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
From the Tinccnncs Gasonc
IN appalling Proposition Direct
Taxation

The Secretary of the Treasury, IN n report TO Con.
grcss Suggests that direct be rcsoricd to
for the support of government In accordance with
this suggestion Mr.. NOrycll. Van Bnrcn Senator from
Michigan. n few days before the adjournment of Con-
gress moved that when Congress adjourn ndiIurn To
the first pfOcio5erto take into consideration tho
proprcy Of Cvyiug adrcCt tax upon tho people iprthc
support Of gov crumrut. Mr. Rhc't a leader member
of The Van Buren, parry. made similar motion IN the
lower House, ani supported the proposition with
long speech In ajditJnlo these indications ofihc ~.
lure policy Of the Office holding party. the deputy Mar.
siials employed 10 take the ccnsus, required by
positive instructions from Washington City, TO take
schedule Of al the real and PERSONAL property IA tho
country
Pot 40 these things together and 10 is evident that
should Mr. Van Buren, be- reelected, shall have a
direct tax levied upon iOr the support of govern
| mcnt The people now complain ui paying ID cents
on the huudrod . Jllars for state purposes. What vii
they DO whcnthc will have to pay iu addition o.
This one dollar and fly rents the hundred dollar
for national purpuscs For lndi1nl's proportion Of lh,
general governments expenses viii hsat lcustoue mil
lion and half of t1I'lrs-1ud this On Boz missed aHnu
ally by AVIATION system more oppressive 70 'h,
poor could not be devised. similar policy produce.
the Whiskey insurrscuOn Of 1898. yet tho office hrl
dcrs call ihcmscit1s The friends 81 ihc poor The,
lra ss a'r.ut as much fFr hrIG. rI .H. pur ls DO.
VOLTS rue friend OF 1I, i8iuJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

IMPORTANT DECISION."-This is a very com.
mon caption TO judicial decisions in general although
ia many instances the pOinsinvolyed IA tho case may
possess interest with but a small portion Of the com
muniiy The case alluded To. however in the follow.
ing paragraph. especially account of the judicial
opinion given the Of long courtshps mus, be
held To have general interest. The United States
= izeiit says We have before us a report ola case
breach OF promise tried ia Dublin and we conv th.
decision OF the learned judge for The benefit Of all par.
ties IN this country. and the gentlemen os tie green
Rag especially
Baron Pcnnciather charged The jury in an exceed.
,nsy able and brcibe address, in the course of which
he remarked that he hardly knew a long courts IN
10 tnrn out WELL and that whatever Tho lady might do
10 remain CONSTANT the gentleman seldom did
The jury retired and ia about half AN hour returned
with IA verdict for the plaintf-El 200 damages and
costs. This Is high authority against loug cour =.
SHIPS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

LoNDoN AND Trs Decentralization which extends
intellectual II not us Iopos graphical Identity from
Bcihnal green to Turuhan green item mIlesl from
heni.h town 10 BrIxon (scven milcs;) whose Jusas
are said 10 number upwards of20000O and 10 occupv
20 square miles of ground, has reputation OF Ittlc
less than 2,OOOOOO OF souls rather mouths lis le
viaII'n body Is composed OF nearly 10000 streets Ia
ncs, alleys squares, places terraces &c IL consumes
upwards of $4,000 10 ofanmal food weekly. which
IS washed down by 100000 barrels Of porter annu
ally exclusive OF other liquids lis rental is at least
tlOUOOO0 year; it rays for uxurics it imports at
least tl2OOO,OOO year, duty alone. I, has 273
church $, 2O7 discerning places of worship and ND
ward OF 5000 public houses. and / 6 theatres
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
WASHINGTON PA) MEETING.

We learn rOn Washington, Pa. that extensive pre-.
paTaiionare making - receive the wings Of This sec
on OF country and eiscv here. who visit that place
to attend the meeting called for Friday next The
friends oil the good cause every where. who may find
II convenient TO attend. assured will find the
homes and the hearts Of the wings open to receive
them We regret that It's close oonliguiy to the
wheeling meeting may prevent many from embracing
TIE invitation who would otherwise gladly co. but we
would urge the meeting to the attention Of all those
VINO can possibly ail1rl the time aud expense Among
the speakers in addition to their own ArKcunon. the
Hon. II. Bidllc. Hon w. Forward and DR.. Elder Of
Pittsburgh and Gen. Oglc orSomcrsct. Pa havonrrceJ
10 be there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

THRILLING INcIDEMT.-On Thursday evening July
&c, the Harrison men OF Petersburg Va held a very
large meeting in the theatre Of that city. Scyeral
members of Congress were present among them
Mcssrs. Bllvtt, Dawson aud Nesbit very happily r.
Irred to the circumstance speaking OF Gen arTison)
"a the Generals return from the wars flushed win
victory, at the head ofhs couqueung army and meet
ing by the road side. poor sick boy, who had fol-
cd the army under him, ghIed from his charger and
placed the Invalid the horse That poor helpless
boy (said Mr.. NesbiD is now a member Of Congres.
from one OF the Southern States. lie is now within
the sound ofmy voice, and there he SITS (pOniing lc
the Hon Mr. CHM of louisiana who wus on the since
near hin) DO not think ever heard such deaienmr
and prolonged applause Every person Wing or Loco
joined IN the shout 10 pay honor the man who by
own eNerlcns, had elevated himself n his present
exalted estate, well the old General who per
haps saved his life by noble and Characteristic act
Mr.. Chinn dad not reply. I do think the mar
could open bis mouth 50 much wos ne overcome hy
the warm feelings of people, oil strangers to him.-
Baltimore Patriot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

Loco Foco FEDERAL STOCK ~ TRADE-Aioney
stolen from the people, Executive discretion over a
preparations, extra allowances tax Oflce-holders
Executive corruption funds and abuse Of the rost
Offices gold humbugs protested drafts bearing interest
aud Treasury shin pllsters. Shannons loan Of $780,
OOS, iasehood' SANDER, perjury. iron cage, IwO
tilscs oil General HlrnsOn, one negro procession IN
Tins city. one ditto at Iippecauoo. three frightened
children one beggar man, at put 10 crowers % leg
T surers one subtreasury with sliding drawers four
receivers general. flannel peiticUa and the Extra
Observation-Disclosures
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

The New York Express Of Thursday. O'Clock.
T. NJ. says
S'nee Tue arrival Of the President from Liverpool
Bread S;ufis. with one exception. have declined :
There appears TO be less confidence in the shipment of
our and one lot that bought tor EXPORT has been
re-sold al l2l cents less Rye has gone up suddenly
from 6O 10 81 cents. and this rise has been owing 10
'he small! stock al market and the demand for JAS.
filling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
EVENING HscEIcls.
GrNrnAr. CoNnrrrrr.

\ meeting OF the General Committee Of Arrange.
mcuts for the 81 Sept Convention will. Dc held at
tho Court house. THIS EVENING. at O'Clock
list Of the members of the committee will DO found
in the Times citl,e 20th inst A general aud pune.
ual Attendance is requested.
J. s. SIIRlVER. Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

NorIcE-The Flags provided by the Wheeling
Female Benevolent Society" for the 3rd September,
can now be had a, the stores OF Mesrs Lowther Me
Callen and Fawcett Main, and o w IIashcll Mar.
ket street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
a SEVERE CASE OF TEETTuNG, WITH
n SIMMER COMPLAINT, cured hY the inial.

a SEVERE CASE OF TEETIIING, WITH
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT, cured by the inial.
lible American Soothing Syrup OF DIR. w. Evans
Mrs McPhcrson residing at No. &, Madison street.
called at the Medical Office of DIR. w. Evans, No 100
Chatham street, n. Y. and purchased bottle of the
Syrup for her child, who was suffering excruciating
pain during the process OF dcntition being momcuia
rily threatened with commissions; IT'S bowels too
exceedingly loose, and no food could be retained on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after its appca-
tion the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-
came quite natural As tribute OigTuuude for the
benefit afforded the child. the mother Other own
accord and freely sanctioned publicity To the above
BE particular in applying at 100, Chatham streerl 3
there are several cOurierlets advertised No other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
Bcicare Of oHierfeits.-CAUTIoS: BE particular
in purchasing To- that the label Of THIS Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 60 Act Con
grcss" And hc likewise particular IN obtaining them
at 100 ChatIIum street New York. from the regu-
1r Agent
nov 10 w. IT. KING. IS Water st. Wheeling
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND a.
~ CUE PILLS.-Thoso pills 20 admirably adnTs
ted to afford uniform rccfn the different notifications
Of these distressing maladcs particularly recon,
mendcd 10 public notice On the accession ofthc cold
stage when the face and limbs Of tho sufferer bccom,
pale and the sensation Of cod and nnguOr Is felt per
valng the whole system, their administration Is nc
tompanicd with asion.ung successfully soon itss1i
the subsequent distressing shivering, and violent ha
king and y continuing in their las dirccted) wil
ultimately irc the most obstinate aguc. These pIll
arc,T NJ utility in those distressing cases. wher
there, sllnsncss of complexion. pain IN the rcgio
orthc liver tension and distress IN the epgasic r.
zion. with other symptoms indicating thc existence
morbid action or chronis disease Of The stomach live
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
100000 =,

VA. PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Class IL, for lSIO--io be drawn at Alexandria. Va
Saturday. 26lh Sept. 1870
prize of $4,000, 10000. 5000 5000. 3 600. &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion. a ccrt.l,at,
will cOsl Sl3O-shares IA proportion.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY
Class Y, 10 he drawn on "Wednesday 3O;h Sop 1910
prize of $4,000. 5000. $500. 1000, ! .j2l. yc.
Tickets S5-sharcs in proportion. A certificate
will cost 40 dollars.
d. S. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

Boo us, SHOES, HATS 4. CAPS.
n > NJOhS 4. LOCNl:R arc daily re-
q = ce.yns AZ l1,ir Shoe Warehouse a largo and
vel selected 20 al. OF Goods Iu thoIr line, which,
l1 Ha'.t,U 10 the r .-rmUT stock. makes their az
1i'iIcut very -umn.ctr, Consisting part oivi1:
iu.. p Boy ~ yulI.s iAIca. Kip, seal HrainsO,
,,,ii 1.o 80 Wat rtrgoi PCl,4 * se~,d BOOTS.
a!.L - OPS y / rut.'s + N,.. Eit1GANS
KIP 81 Call B8OGANS
" MDNRUES
Womrn's KID, Calf Grained, Seal * Morocco
hooI>, ueg.o y srwd
"au.ns Ky: Ca,l Grained, Seal & Morocco
"E!.IS pes g. s-".d
ha.a- sic, Morocco G. Seal SLIPPERS
SPRINGS WELLS & BOOTS
Misses. rn.. A.ururcn q sal SLIPPERS,
SPRINGS vs. Etl~ " SDDIS
la.e.ru.a >ltDr > s, Boon o. Every description
CAPS.
Nur Seal, Otter NUtra, duFkrrt Mems and Boy 3
Hair Seal LClilet & Cloth CAPS.
Eur, Russ. Brush, SuN, Alp'eskin g. Wool HATS.
d:su-SHue Thread, Ir.uN ~ alex Proof Paste
j.. .ykir 3, Wa pas Paper &c. DC. &c. All OF
winch ileF offer ur tho most reasonable terms t.
country Cral, ant others ~ thatr Nlrrlnusr.
no. &c - Il lLTlMOBE STNEE.I.
Between Howard ~ Eutaw.
4 -. bIac-r promptly Attended %.
Baltimore, AuZ. -, - S.u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27
WIN JOHNSON.
REGULAR AGENTS. Unit
VII. KlNG, - Water 81 W he,l!hS
Y. RoBtSsoS, Portsmouth, ".
Nnppts,S. Columbus y.

az whom alsJ may Hc ohtMnei'
Or Goodies Celebrated Female l'mE,
The Baron Won Huthcer tieTs RUS
Dr. Evans Fever and Ague Pills,
Or. Hunts Botanic Pills, r,,;
Dr. Evans Soothing syrup Tor Ieeihlnngi, yL,,.
Tn, nbore invaluable Medicines are sold W hnp'e
ie and Retail at TOO Chatham st., New orhi .
south Seventh street, philadelphia p Market ST.
-h1ss,ts. and of the following Agents W VILLAIN ~
KIM. Wheel:xg, Va, V. Robinson Portsmouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

FbNO THE NERVOUS 81 DEBILTTATED.-DR.
\ EVANS TONIC PlLLS.--The powers Of F.
vans Camomile Pills such. that the Palpiiating
he art, tho trcnulous hand the dizzy eye and
The nuitcrng mind vanish before their effects
like noyous NapOrs before the benign influence OF
Inc morning They have been long successfully
used for The of cmenis. together with icvers
ct the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
ccul distractions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints, gen.
era debility. indigestion and its consequences as want
of appettr distension of the ST mach acdy; unpca-
in the mouth. rumblng noise in the bowels,
nervous symptoms, languor, when the mind becomes
irritable, responding thoughtful, melancholy, and de-
iecied Experimentation. consumption. dimness Of
SIGHT dolrum and all other nervous affections, these
pulls will produce n safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first introduced in America in 1895.
BerOdre Of C5unterJeits.--CAuTIoN.-B particular
IN purchasing that The label Of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 10 Act # Con-
gross And be likewise particular ia obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST., New-Ysrk. or from the regular
agent WM H. hlNG, wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

Ea political meeting will be held at Bclleair. at
the Mouth OF McNiahon's Creek. SATURDAY next AT
O'Clock. MOSES GOOD, Esq. will address the peo.
pie that occasion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-27

FEvER I'D AGuE crRED.

ts IN. 5ttHt:
Dear S.r-5,.iCyivgf duty owe you as sue
C'S-tGI ruCftI.rtT, els Nt|. r- those ~ 'fI may poo
similarly afflicted. tuEu H'rIsrr. su auNfgyyi,ag
ing tHc "gn't' Huyc derived fruHIthc ass %! yOI
valuable hl,dtcrur,
UUNl. ) BOTANIC FILLS.
Airr much salt nina, from Fever and A~uu, dur
ing J.C sprHE Iuu tall. for flr last iuUrF,ors- gHC
Doe I,cDaIIg lnla.Ig. attendant vu tire uUr~vI>l
ton o. ono on whose nN,g. LARGE family was
dependant Tor Support, 1ua U1Nn- without success
tested tHr skill 81 many medical advisers, "a aI
.N.gus- cJa.a not wei. afford. In the foil ut .H.
aualH- Cue pc uIunl'uIy sywu iaws p' the tIs'1s
fpH.ua. hlu.r .'.s induced ny iu.0s uu mad
ufHt your medicine. 90 par. a-aT Ia,.u-C %. |uu.
hrr.--r Phi s. and now have thg happiness Co lU'
l.Em Nuu-aNt iHraH-G YrU, those WAC may tt
similarly lid.et..--tuar tlgy cu-uJ,racl the DIS.
east, nor have been tuuHIrd rHfu o. since. and
.fal tsrtg 1ar s.:r.E. Pills arr the $50 safe, a.
c1.aHgs', most Ci.rs"uGs. 1u. radical cue lug
Llai distressing disco 'ae Fever auH t-ue iU
CTu igI the present ult.g yaH i.. o.. .....-. Ea
nave nuru Instrumental 90 concerning uu ,uu, o. .y
assurance OF uHcra=.aE f. aHH.te auu D-.,g.u.