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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

NOR SALE-1he subscriber w,i sell s,
occupied BY him on Mount Vernon Piaces n 49, -
pgton Monument. The Lot is about 20 s
i6U deep. The House is large, censis's a., vo ~ !
el BY 49, and the third le BY 49, Il has gooa ~
house and for the Ear Terms :
family. Possession will be gwen inmsues@'s
ofsale apply 10 the Subscriber -. ~. fine ,nspe -
Persons DESTROYS to pur chase ms5 D icSNFiIs.i
shpremises. dSa 80 : - -
UNI. 40 bp@ N.fk 8oa'' . ]. 2. ADAMS =
- Bowss wharf
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DESPAIR NOT--YOU ARE NOT YET
INCURABLE.1

EB ELIEF Is AT HANDY that which is
IA known to be good and eticacious-though you
have been using medicines prepared by quacks, mpos-
tors and pretenders TO medical science, without the
promised benefit be dscouraged-yOu will at last be
convinced that the medicines prepared by DIR. ~ b.
LELDY the emily preparations entitled to full con
fdence They are prepared by DIR. Leidy, himself a
regular druggist, well as physician attested by Dcts
Physic, Chapman, Jackson, Homer, CISsou3 DeFees,
The sick, and all afflicted with any disease whatsoev
er, can at all times obtain medical advice GkAIIS' az
the HEALTH EMPORIUM, (sgn of the Golden Eagle
tnd eTpents) No. 1911 North Second street, Few doors
Ieow Vine street. Be not imposed upon then, by nm
posters and quacks, who through their ignorance, re
with your HEALTH endanger your lives, and not only
make your situations hopeless, but literally rob you OF
your besides. Do not hesitate 10 make tria OF
DR.. LEIDY'S MEDICINES; others beside himself re-
commended tilem-and use them too.
Read the following; you nave confluence IN fhys-
clans statements then must uey SPEAK volumes ID Id
vOr of DR.. Ledy's medicines.
PETERSBURG, June Both, 1889.
DR.. NJ 3. Leidy, Pkilad
Sr 1t affords great pleasure, 10 inform you that
from the circumstance Of your being regular druggist
and physician, which gave confidence In your medl-
cines, was induced to make trial of your Medicated
Sarsaparilla and yoar Blood Pills. Much TO my grati-
cation found them successful N large number OF M
stances performing many remarkable cures and IN some
instances which have been for years considered cufa
bic.
the strongest made, least judge from its effect III
many instances where the celebrated preparations
of SaTsaparla had the slightest effect found the
Blood Pills most excellent purgative and purlyeF o.
the blood having found them mild and gentle IN their e
fects not producing nausea; sickness at the stomach
grping &c as is mostly prod iced by plrganVes De
eve the blood pills TO be the best combinau
euce in form OF pills. and have known theni-
able instances to have produced the most ma Is
Having witnessed the good effects of the two foreso
ng preparations in many instances do not hestae
to recommend them to the public. sincerely believe
their effects will tend relieve afflicted and BE pro
ductive Of incaculahle good all who may use them
J, E. HOWARD, NJ. D,
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ANDMAN UFAcTURER OF INCoRRoDIBLE MINERAL
TEETH.
No Sharp, between German and Baltimoer
streets.
ESP ECTEuLI1Y sclicits call from those whs
Z eJneed either partial complete sets of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. Being in possession of every improve
ment in the constructiofN\of cases of Teeth, and
also extensively engaged in their manufacture,
MIR. W. is now enabled to make great reduce
tions the high charges usually exacted, and in a
his professional brethren. Aching teeth treated
so as rarely to require extraction.-Sc Scaling,
Filling, Extricatng, &c. &c. Decayed teeth
carefully and permanently plugged with pure
gold, and warra nted to remain sound to the Lei
test period of human existence.
N. b. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restor-
ed equal in beauty and durability to their former
state ap24 dom
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pLICE 50 CENTS A BOTTLE.

TR. LEIpY,s INDICATED EXTRACT OF SAL
SAPARILLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract Of Sarsapara
IN existence FUSED in all diseases OF the liver, skin and
bones impurities Of the blood, all diseases formed or
producsd by the mercury and other minerals; con
sttutonal Diseases ulcers of the nose throat and body,
scrofa kings evil, eryspelas. syphilis, ues vene-
ronl 81
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DIP. BECHTERsS PULMoNAR TPRESERVA
an article so well known, particularly 10 PARENTS that
itneeds no comments upon upon its virtues-sunce u
10 saw il is one of the most valuable medicines ever of
tered for coughs, colds, nuenzas, whooping congh,
shifting of blood pain the breast, difficult hreathngor
shoness OF BREATH and arrest OF approaching consumE
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36 Pratt st., between Charles & Hanover st.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

4 THRILLING LOG CABIN IycrpTSr,-The Wb;c,
1T Ere p" says the Albany Evening Journal raised
Log Cibin last week. fr,m which The banner OF liar
r'spn and Reform was Displaced. Waile engaged ~
INC dedication Of lheir Cabin. 'he Wings received in
t'rm1iioh Which lei them 70 Gpprehrnl 4 hostile lie.
'1onSIraI;on from larSor Creek, p,rIion Of the B,r
oIgh whose citizens hal ever becn sfrong J ick son and
VA d rrn men. Som Afterwards party of horse
n alb 'n forty in number. dress in IlIun c1Si ,r,r
snSc: with Tomatawk and S.,alping Knives. ap.
proarhcd ile Cabin! Tho Wings made prn.ant pre-.
pl aons to deir.. their BInncr. II scene b,csm-
int sey exciting The assailans role up the Cib:n
. 'ornted anl surrendered IbnD,elves up volun-
tny Priso1"rs Of war. On in1niry ihav proved he
sil1neh Jackson men Eom Harbor Creek, who had
taken That moie oi arriving Ih- mselyes under the
hnrrisDn BInner! Tie TonalIawk vas then hurled /:
n'ier whch the 81 ing # The LIic, uaS pgsG.d doom
an the II Irbor { aek'rs ushered INTO the Cabin
~hers they pledged III -uppori 10 Cen Harrison in
n bumper Of eood old hard cider-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
Fr,rI ne Lo.;s,;llc Journal.
'TEXAS- FUNDED EFBT

DEAR SiRs--Trav.lng ih!-u;h your city from
Texas, and having with thr passed b. the late
,o''greas IN Texas. TO provide inr The redemption
the protnissory notes Of the government; now in circu
L'ion, ami for fIndin; other Lab es orthe GOV n.
incn have been prevailed on. by some of ,our IT,
i'en' to give, To- poUlication copy of he same ri,
the shori'ess Of my stay here only PERM me 10 CIV
general oun. OF the law
The last secion directs the Secretar; o the ~.
TO have engraved ,iient number Of crri aIes
stock o the dcnOninl on oi 100. $780, $1,000 trans
ferable hy simple endorsement
The2 section direct. that all OF tho prom; o
r. noies al the government in circulation NAV DC fur
ded AMI bear interest of per cent IL funded be
iIr" lat July isi0, or per afterwards poya.
he semi annually 81 the treasury in guild and silver q
The bearer reci which certificate .hull be rcdocns
ole a.'es tie 25h Jnne. 1870
Tao section psyd =. that al other iiaS;ltics Il
'h7 so= rnuien shall be admitted for funding. bcar;, g.
interest o! 10 per cent, ana pay Die MS afoit.
said.
Another Art pissed our Congress fnr CREATING fund,
or the s1plrI o: goYenncnI or the year lS4J' sim
liza the above. bg, 10 bear ilIere.i at per
Nt annun directs IN IAs lon Il :--dej shall NJ a
linn b. receivable By NY collector OF Ievehe or
tho rasury dePlr msni payment o! debt 10 ID
: "erneii, W an duties by import o. direct tars
tot
Is, thcso twa Laws, th- advan ages ,ccrung 10
capitalists investing their Iaey in these stocks ar,
greater than a;Gy naiipa has before oH'reJ. 20
fisthlC' rlOV IN tiiNeT - nvcsted W t.ch days
tsresi @! lU per ccai THIS m17oy j. laid in Tc1a.
'roni|sory noes al p per On Ih. dollar. thei.
pr Sc Al current rate. which vii by So 3D. Thus you
NV certificate tor Ssoi, fir h Si01 laid ol' aad
IT, interest VIII Of ~oYsss tie 50 per cent per nnnum
nseai oilo FER crn' At next COR gross II l.
night thai cur Currency will bs a par. as steps sn
ow ~ pros-es To MAKE IL SN-.h, consequence will
b. tn ia capitalist that invest. sl15. Will in Il
M ni'i- resiz $500 for IT, hes d-s So per in or
-st ~hrh Will ncr him $50 'rr. ia pockei.ng. i
he chooses To sell h's bond. SIS in silver for 500
iaid OF Al this PR arises irum IN present lo,S
price Of Iha mo7e~. mi The nvcsInea be m ,dp
cnrr II adv ncrs. That inv ! lie Per in ON =. q,
'7o years al EirIhrst. ID b,yonl the po sibiuy of
DO Ih
have given yo1. sirS. the ahivc has'y ouilin" q
M laws. AZ the earnest sn'ic Of SIM OF yonr
cat as, an fer NJ prva~ interest or my 0Sn other
IN al Iha' derp s1iicdfe thai every Texan
ar the pros ,ariiv ofolr young AMI interesting r~plt.
] I'VE GA has NV taken n mpiesi but noble ia =.
iesde her Illusirious mother. in the also Of civil
religious liberty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
soIILoauy o. MIR. VAN BrrHeN

kAMCs hENpALL JUST LEsr THE RooA)
q must TIE s,s-AmuS. thou reaSonrst well
else whence these biigEIe hopes. TINS deep grace
Ihis deep ioreluiiag OF M future doom
DE- whence ihi~ drcaf aud nW ari horror
81 falling from my throne Why sh il ny soul
Beck herself. aud sIas.ies al ia. t.dings!
I Onscienre > II iAa. siirs within me
It's Tins G.y's WORK. that pom hereafter,
i1d mIi..'lcs a doubt Of my elecro.:.
tl-ciIon! IhUu pleasing Dir, al al thought!
Through what variety at uhricd sthcmcs
Through what aud changes aust pass,
The WIDE, the awful prospect hes before me;
Iii shadows. clouds. and darknrss tC..I upon II,
.Ie,e gill hIll--if Calhoun has the p1wer.
(Anl lnt ne hats is clearly shown Icy thus
DAYS awful o. ~ he Then alone can me-,
In, where, or bn>> What mast De done with Benton
Thus am doubly eI,i: Calhoun and Benton!
My cane and anridoIe G p..h beioe me-
,f now ! ceavc To one. the other sure
VIII work -:y rum. and bring me 10 a.. end
While HARRISON secure an his election, sInilSs
Al ms misery nul defes power.
My name shall fade away. Calhoun hims.h
Cow oil in SIN. and Benton SINK in vice,
Bat Harrison will triumph over ALL
Unhuu amidst the war OF pi=ndcr.
The wreck OF williams. and The crISi Of knavc'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

4 Pin ToWrn o. BAnE,- ,rh~ Ssllv,vins .ccocs al
~ sosss VI Bsbel is rom Sir Robsn X. Porsess nav
oh in Western Asia bc<~ rcn The year 1917 end 1870
quoted ny Professor Sllmsn in the last number VI
his Journal VI Science.
Th.sis snimneose pile ,( its 6sss Il
sures 3.0e2 teet (n circuit, s,ah $50 e-t, pee
-nA Two stages aills tee frst about % feet high.
soven ,aio deep rsvnc by the rain. aud intessec.d
NY The turrowsVs ages To The hssc VI the secvad
ccni n sosa, 200 irvm The ten of the eniirs
pale. md from the e,sc Ia the top IS lee
ia tho sveslcen side. the esiirs once
.som Me pain IN one stupeudous though irrcguizx
pyr'm1dieai n broken in The slopes o. sweeping
acli>i,ies By time and VI curc. The south and
ronts are pirticIiariy abrLpt towards point at
osics rais the n,rih side there are large piles o
'nins ot hne and solid brick work. preiscs,ag fruu
imos,g immense VI Iubblsh 1T the bas,; dhs
Inc bricks We're evdeniiy p,rt Of lhe xsmrni
s,id % feet bro.j m lde of hc moss b.a lis
ui brick sasoary. and ,reseo,ins the s?psreni IL
D. some structure srigns Of n l,-rs shape. tho re
nsins OF which stand the east ~ tbs Insight of 3
fees and V the senh ~ feet. I; is rsni ITO th
top q nearly half Nay down; the remains of tue ma
so q ar" iurrscs barlt bricks; they united BY
csiearcors csmen sboat quarter ot an nch in thick
.ies having m u a layer of ~raws. aud bard IN
e'cid not Se ., araied. Tn tbs .of the srueiun
sas lot alereu ba the p,ies of tine bricks ihruwi
DOWN were vtrheJ with the various coors. ami the,
gave the ringing sound belonging To me viirGcaioi.
Ut 81 ass IN the minaiscores; the lines Of
visible and distinct. and are viIri6ed The usgsum
ing rower appears &c have acted fran above AMI III
catered ruins { III from higher poin, than The sum
nit OF the present standing fregncat.
"Thc heat ofIbe Gro which produced ,,~h anaa,
e cii-c.s mus, have banned with the y Of III
ronsesi iorSslcs ami from the general az arance
ii.e eeii ia the wall ai,i these vilrified masses
should he mclised. says the aukos to attribute q,
catastrophe TO lightning from heaven. Rum. by III
ehH"eioh OF any eomsas;iblS matter soaid have ei
i lsren
'src cfihe s;Euetur- appes 10 have boon faced vii
/ enc brick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

THE PREs DENIS MESsAeE BomED sowN AND
TRANSLATED INTO PLAIN ENGLfsH--FeIlow Cirizcns:
fon are all CT w. The credit as em has male yoI
all mad. w Europe 2borons get hut siIpen.e day
You get one dollar far days toll. That is snrcI,
'o' mach You are becoming eIravagant II viii
not do The SIbTreasIry Bill ms, be passed In
iwen;yiwo out OF the iweniys ven enlightened
TIRE asd happy Despoiisms of Europe. such Prus-
sra Ausir1. Sain and Turkey. where The kings wear
c'oSns. aud their people rngs-fhs SuhTreasury sys
TEN u all the rage. I'll pass the SubTreasury q J.
and thereby bring yonr wages down twenty Eve
cents day. thar may fairly corsa eie with ,yf
oi Russia and tho sidSss o. John c. Calhoun my Iais
most bitter enemy hni now dearly beloved friend and
eSusin.-IEGT-ison (O) DIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

y sGrroV PrrrrRRINo ANOTHER Mans SoS 7oHis
C.yx-Whle General H1rfison vas GoyefHnr 81 IN
dam he entertained m intention of applying or %
,on e,r ms scn at West POINT. There only q
sir.ls vacancy. and his exalted patriotism and public
rv,cs- would certainly have obtained the desired NJ.
r,in,u,.ai.. H. nc m-nnwhi'o. cighhorng farmer
, ,lie1 t Harrison 10 Exert his influence for him. ~
h.. /. s,aesifed sRch place for las 10y. Tue Mobile
I.-,rsJ cieg eyer rsadv 10 DO more for oihcrs har
ST. At0., r-om 1Jly complied with The mans fcqnesi
col ~, crrur The brother arnors buy 20 nia p'cn child
he ussl h- iuir.us1 1ui Obtained fng siuaiion vEr'
,.s vrnnit Such au instance 0i puse d'siniefosten
SsoCl nave s.Ded desh i-sfe 90 tos ohs'actor q
"a. Linriuuaias Vys- ,.Gyrs,G l5Ofs slaa ssy obs
san fs-sgzJ.ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
1850
Ias,c0
53l.siJ
Teal

This, treaty contains the following provision:
The severn! reservations secured under this ar,i-
Gle, may be std ylt. the consent 81 The President oil
the United Siaies,"
In n letter addressed to the President dated 18Th ID
February, 1892. General Css, who understood the In-
Ian charactcr vel, says:
The Indians easily swayed by otheS. and like
children, II the immediate POSSESSION of Avoriie o.
;ect is obtained il uses much OF value hCir
,,iimaiiop.'
" it'll this knowledge of their character. Why did
MAJOR Ea;on for these lsdians than hall
I million acres of the choce land of Mississippi -
The OBJECT of the treaty eItinguish their title.
md Ia rh west of the NJ ssissippi. Why
Ind lac give them q better title 10y permitting them To
'ell by The consent IF s President the land thus re-
~ervedl II To- speculate wrong why did he epen
wide a field Tor specUlai N The answer Is gwen
IN The fact thai ;'ajor Eaton confidential friends were
he first 10 enIak the specua,inn that they formed
companies Lsrrohed money from the to"ks. aud fran
,adirifrals and went largely ITO The purchase eli IT,.
Ian ,Gnt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

VIRGINIA ELzcrtoH. All is confirmed! Tae STATE
10 thoroughly redeemed
Randolph County county has fulfilled every
expectation. The stands. Elliot (W.) IO5 Surn
IL F. 2So; Wing majority l29. Last year. Surn
Was elected y l25 majority Wing G in PSI!
haRatrho C0antg-rhere struggle here.
the Wings eOnGding in their unioubied strength
whilst their OF! oncnts were secretly work TO gel
their full TO the oolis The result s Donally W.
432, Dunbar IL r 222; Wing majority zlo, whicl,
will be increased Io 400 ia November
NOttoirGg CoaE,y-rhe Loco Foco sheriff has he re
taken the responsibility of giving the certificate
lection 10 Ff'zgerad. a. F. q, stated yesterday
Fns act is high penal offence. and vii, b. punished
accordingly. For the present, then. will count Not
iowsy fCr the Ioco FocoS though the very first act OF
the Wing House Of Delegates ill be to put this maj.
ter right.
Brsrton and LsTrs-h letter from Bath county avs
he Wing has succeeded in these two counIies-a Wig
gain.
GrdySoE and Lee Counties 10 the Globe
the Loco fscos have been reelected in these counties
There remain. now but county, = or. 10 hear
from. which last year elected i Lnyo FUco--g,yinc
las county 10 them. and allowing rhe,n Nui,U,, a,
c-Ln!y, we have The following rcSau:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

HORRIBLE Sue Yes erday afternoon The 26b
uli. about O'Clock. Innn named Joseph Cooling In
barring undeT ds,iTaDl trenens. prscipiiaicd himse
ron the 3 story winljw of thu Wall street Bakery
on he stree; below, four Eve feet from the cur
and shorkinsiy mInglsd. He fractured hot, srrn.
Of his legs. hs jaw upon which he FELL his bress
bone AID rios. lie expired in a few minutes nj,
baker BY trade and has beon en- ,loyed here 10,
several years lie has brother in Cincinnati from
which CITY NJ zane. 10 was sh0ui 2 yeirs OF aye
L Jnisriilc, DqHJ Gcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
A VOICE FROM OLD K niSs w VII LAM

FROM THE YEONa
A VOICE FROM OLD KING WILLIAM
Twas mom--anJ the sun rUse bright.
All nature seemed 10 smile;
Delightful landscapes laoi the sisht.
|" Birds warbling wood-n notes wild"
Vase morn Wa exc bright.
When first he naild iis glo0ing light
Twas noon--bnt on low changed.
Terehrious clouds were driven
Der the sun'l disc md wils,y ranged
The whole erpqnse Of heaven.
VANs Nom 10 such--l peoples wrath
Is gathering DER his recAiess path.
Twas cvc--nnd yet 'ic c'o1ds
Drove m3dly ouward still.
-. O.. war era,i in sa.- ..ai s.iro1ds,
Ana Ruin Esd --.og -
.,-1s a0rrf S-toni.
''. sfcss 81 81 llsy DER q 'atn-'s g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

" THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDI pATE-Ccr. Tiarrso1. when pariing trOn a
rorent uf his soldiers just amer the Indian war'saia
~, v,il siunv7 fnd rlate and knife md G'rk 4;
NV table and ! sssurc YOU that you viii never hnd
~ door ssu' end hr string Of The latch Pnlied in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

wELLsBURC LOTTERY. ci,s. 4 drawn ~ AleI
snfra, Msy 81 1870
IS II 81 81 10 IS - 70 65 30 10
Lowest prize elO.
IL IS c. aroiLor prize ct $1,000. whole Ticket.
held BY a &, n'isrisn Of wheeling
ALENAND LOTTERY. Glass a. drawn Apn
18Th. lS41.
50 co 81 65 8 ~ 81 So 66 81 2 20 70
Lose prxs $40.
81 80 90 whole Ticke'. $4,000. wa ssnt 4
Mobile. Alabama
d. & GREGORY a CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
Fom me Ms,ouri Times.


GEN. HABRSONS PECUNIARY AFFAIRS
HIS ClcrkshiD--his HabO-Choayge of the Storp, d.
when the name Of Cen Harrison was first presented
to the consideration Of hH counirymen. IN an unem-
s1Frasscd for the Presidency, his obscure
clerkship" humble LOG cabin" and his farm bevc
rage Of hard cder constituted. for Wills. the jhe
snI the eer Ofths Treasury Ted dependents OF Wss-
Ingion. and der spes and echoes elsewhere u vas
som discovered however fhat was least unpr e.
table pull lDDger NJ a' Sri-. and the second odi-
ten VI the scribD who started 10 sci differ
snt tunr he j. charged With growing princely
rich Oi Of the prfls Of his obscure cerkshp, which
amount according the statements Of these vcracnus
gentlemen iosJmcthing lkc &c 900 PCT snnum. There
J, abJu as much ruth IN ibe latter charge there
smonlness repubiicarisn in the hrf, 20 demon
sirate wbcb ere kindly furnished with the follow.
ing extract " lctfer from General iIarrisDa himself
O. gonomaa m tbs pizcc-yssiiien B0t "a relation
o. a.s charge but ~ the Delay OF his
pSIeeneo ~th ts lfienl. TIE letter SateS ai fSrsh
Bca:' on IT, All FsbrSary last &c ,hS sIiraet -
slows
i have sctrally fssna necessity been obliged 70 give
~ the couesponicuee u many Of nv hesf fricnds
H rH'" Tr 90 -7 ~, .l.r-. vB.-t
..--rH. .r -ir .H.. i ... ......... ..-
r... .. Isr ... . Dol. ....... .
Iln. .....s ".. ..H...
.. ..-.... f..-. rrs....
s..
r..
%. ..s. 900. 80 -...' ... .. -.. .....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

'AY MORNING. NAY :. Is4J.

49,
49, 49, "''' on insnsV o"1 s1'oay me
Z - y '"s A' " me Epse0psa
a.. '-". " =" "." o'0eN On WAN
se'T s"a aired
1919 'o' ~A'e great
i Ss ~ eo'nns"es
-
P"''V"~s'' '"e PS0"e " re1isessny s'ueiied
a'' P'"e 20 "onor . man VINO mas fiscn frofn
W" N'''n "' o'sh s'a''"' We hooos the man who
'" P''e"V nas sequi'eo wealth. rom ignoranee
's' SA ""0'' '" INC ""s' ofdsr' to'ish OF
"'a""''' e'us' 0' inc" oeno'e capacity OF much
e"'' -'' "s" y" S"pAys VITO remains In the
'Ne sS''" 'n'oaso me- ~ me ''ne 'n wh'eb he was
"'s" We nave oau memory. but We remember 70
nave seen among our school boy readings thai one
eieneo hnsisn nobieman tauI.,s< anosher with hav.
'ng BEEN IN carly life n shoemaker. lie who wa.
nus haunted replied hae you. sir boon born shoe
'asser yen would have been shoemaker still" The
reply "as worihyof . man Isao had risen froma low
''a''''' nnd iis wisdom shows that be knew how 10
''if"n properly the honoS he had acquired How
ever when We DO see msA rise from nothing. We
"se " see MN remember what he has been FOR IN
''Ans'' nc ms oesn accustomed IN performing the
'r'uou' du"es OF a e!erk an = s'cameoa' or eiefk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

Conncc'cl with the above. u one OF ne rr'o=t Ell
,.n,ive READING ROOMS IN the United statcs.-
- ,,,, 10 sul.rribes,. IS year. Suanse-s are frc'
a. il II far ,he space Ct "ne month 'sose Who Non
siaIe 10 v.s; IL gJF longer errn. viii ~ pat dom C.
.rtScrikars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07
WI. II. HARRISON.

g-T"In al aees, aoi n ell countries & has been
orrvcd that the cuyaIors Of the s-ii are those WIND
are least willing part with ihef rights. and submit
themselves 70 the viii Vf master"
yM n. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

TIE TTPPECANOE FLAG ,s i-svej from 'hi' Office
n the - and 18th OF every month. Prise Sd eis
fryn tins time until the Presidential .lvcIun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

sui:
l.. p.-tric;---Ioll ". MIEjsngi 5gSvrfo,k.
81 d, James W PesrsiI, u YsersDorg
"a do WIN. g kr.iirr. oil Amelia
4th do RcL-l Eidsrr Mead o.. DIBwiddie.
.s.A do Henry = wilkins. Of P!.acc Edward
ar do James = Brucs. G.! ,ial'sz.
Ia d, Nv!E,rl@.i h. Tunsal'. 81 P!.!sy lysn'a
S,b 90 Troaias Il Joyncs, eIAcs"m.ck.
On DO S.rtpruC r. Su'.o-:, 81 Caroline.
lGA do WiliouE ~ NCv-t'n q. NCs.!pseland
Il-h DO James I..nr1 GfRichiAoEl City.
Ils q, va,.;ins W. Souihal, of AlhcInarle
l1.h 10 Isaa {. Penilccn, Of RsPPaEa1Dcck.
IAN do John Jsnnry, OF Lpudoun.
lsrh do Andrew Hunter. Of Jefferson
Is.h do Philip Williams, yr. OF Frederick
J7th do Wm. Seymour. ofllar1y.
Is.h do Brscoe G. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
Igth do Ballard Snith. 1lC,rcsnSrIet.
= ,h a, rlwari johnson, o; BIioiour
LII do John v HumcI, OF Wash,ng'on
81 d, George w SdGmsrs. ofkanawha
"a &, w.i.nan &. Wiley. Of Alononga'ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

ONE TEgM--Ff,r the Peoples eaajida,c:
NoRrn BEyp. 18Th Dec 1852.
deern IL proper his time renew the q -.An"s
hc-et,orc frequently made. hat should DC elected "a
tho Prsailrncy viii under NJ circumstances consent
~ D. candid -.e e. ssco39 term.
WI. II. HARRISON.