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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL persons indebted 90 uavtl icnou or Vince
~ ling Va. hy Bond Nuic. Bpp> account or 9th
crwise wall take notice that shd Acnev, by assign
mcni duly executed. dated - July $40 ht, assign.
ell and transferred all such debts and claims pl any de-
criPiun L. the suhscribcr iur certain purposes Al
persons indebted TO SAID Auvnew. vii mike payment
10 the Undersigned. without DELAY. anal save costs
HENRY MOORE.
Wheeling July - slO.-T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11
sAR<- WNl EVANS SOOilll ~ 81
MN EnR @ ILnREN TkErHING.-

INK ~ NJ Nv ANS' SOD d III NJ - .
~ pUp, FOR G IIf.DREN TEETHING.-
Dangerous Sc of Cpuyul-ions aud Pajniu! Deutl
ION Cured Nv DR. Nm Eyaus' Soothing syrup
TO rar A.rNT or Va. EvASs' Sooru'NG SYRUP
Dear Sir he great hoVcht Afforded u nay Suier'
nrinftnt hy your ~oohug syrup. IN a 80 81 81 pro
ract.I and painrul dcuu inu, must convtnce every
eIinr plrrnt how essential an early oPphSailon oi
s,irh an inI alu1b e medicine ~ To relieve iniant
misery an torture. Nv infant while tcct''' ,NptI',
rIc.d snch acute sulicrin9s that u w3s attacked
-y,th nvt,l.i,us nad INV wife and family Suppostd
death " ,ud -oou release the babe lroW ae'sh
nm ", procure! n bottle If vpur- SYRUP whi'h a
.oan a applied 90 the gums, a wJnC'r.uI 1hanEe
VI. prod need, and after a lew mp UchiuhS, the
.lild al spayed obvious relief, aud hy continuing ln
a nae am glad inform YOU. that the thid mas
c,,n,pl,tely recovered. aud ~ recurrence 81 that
aNIsl rs.unlprf has since uccuTrcd; inc TEEN are
ernanatn tally aud the child cuIuys perfect nta.t'.
4 tiyr You my cheerful prgms-tnn To m axe thI> ac
Acknowledgement public. and will Il dy give any IN
o'"'''''' u" '''S ~ WM JOII SON.
4 -,n,I.,,,, :, ho hns made trial of DR.. w. Ev
ans S,ofhnv Syrgr IN h family TIA case al tr'lh
NJ ch n wishes "a TO STATE that hr found u entirely
eiirctull IN relieving paIu M the ~ uS prevent
ns the con sequences winch oucuinCs t'lloN. we
.hucrfdly comply with hIS r'q'est'-Suh.
I'VE believe Il - generally a,knowic~Sed p
hose who have tired 10, that DG. Evan syrup Tor
Children Cutting Teeth. lvcrtIsCi "a another coz
mn. l. highly useful article for the purposes '3f
Siuch II il intend rd. Highly respectable hhiNd-
Aals a. any rate, who have made use 81 ~ 40 MOI
~ state To- give it's virtues the sahciph % "t'I
lU ues.-Bo- ton Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11
nrNrS rnTANIC pILtS

4 supernatural agency, although from posi- i've
pfsDi~ within the amos, edge of hundreds he pre-
pared tu show, that when .vyry other earthly RENE
dy has been gwen NO.
III NTS BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known % fail m CiiyCtIug two very
gr tufyIug results, that If raising the bed 81:
sickness aud cIsgp.c those who hive tested their
efficacy. aud thus amply rev aIdlg DR.. Hunt Tor
his long and anxious study 20 attain this ICr.Cc-
ilou ln the "a aUug Art
The extraordinary success which has attended the
use If HUNTS BOTA 10 PILLS, D. the best
criterion If then superior virtues, They nave
been the means OF RAISING host of .au2uisuiu pa
ten 4 irum the bed OF affection. IS clearly gy.n-
Cyi an the follow Iug
CLR-TttC,TES
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~. P,rltrs CHu Bs1t.
s.sier = Mariner. Chronicle.
ID EtIt Siusvrceb- 1uI D.-Isirrs roo Sr1.
A gFA Criminal ClIcufar.
r. SAR NuIers auI rrFOluI-s.,
WrII Fp.'s I}s,s rl NifrfyD.
J. ~ Us-5v Of r.rf.s.
On Z Rcrrfrtrttr ,giiryrerks.
Ti-lu1rtn.fi .f I'' "p..ufr.sa
VI AIsiro t1 Hlfr- Gentlemen
- W,ia received sr1 fir 80 hr
SETON slrl 9rErfCNSoN a. gNHWuuN
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NILIIl b.

PARENTS lntenuIng To send IucIr GaugnJers u
thId'eifhl1 Tor education. vii! find n desirable ST.
uatl'n u tue school under the care of Prof. ). a.
ASHcw. Only few are taken int the family. and
ines" parents may 50 assured, wall have gyylyat-
ttnupu paid to ;E0iu.
Cor paru u'ars ciIcs ars n the OH C., Of SamL
N.Nl'~'h' so aug fN.
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BEWARE ~ rOUVTEnrrIrs.

BHW AXE ~ 'IiH y tfEEITE.
~'rgut'i0u.-- Sc particular 10 rur.bos,r, IL, sr-
t,af tho label ut the medic mc cDufsi.s J, notice az
- entry nccoriing Co.. At uf Cpugrcs- Al lac
Ite wise pnrtIriar tu ub' Ifi4g thCu at ION 80.
E9in st. New York pr irpm ihc
REFULNR AGENTS.
n. WV w. KING. WhreIir. Va.
.n CvrE r. ~ IS. w WE & 90 psri .rsI.....
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.H.4.G9GERS' OFFICE.
ID. >. Gregory s. Co.

A'AsisAsl.Nis ~
The attention Of the customers Of ID.
). Gregory and Co. is respectfully requcs-
:ct To the following brilliant Schemes for
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
93erh6r- Elf c.

Sclgenbcs III Elm 8ereidnie Der 0lehtss
fdlle, meldle perbprt fperncn iclien IN Der
@curf bon Common plies, in uno fur 1edd
@auntD, anfan9enb am Wontag ben 30ffen
Ofcpcmber nddjffens, 1910, uno weldbe cine
Bode oanern lclh
cchn greiitb 9e9en Warta Sreifd,.
gacob TeilD, @ncericr pen 9Stlliam 8ry,
&C. 9e9en eSrbn Dtcll.
9Roles Suhe6er, 9lrminiifratcr pcn Wldrs
0aret gnhedrr gegeu Saepb hartman.
Diaj. Spbn Sdlmitb 9e8en glatban BHds
man.
cSaccb Gittlcip, ge9eu 9lrcn 2bempicn.
Scnae Brobft 9egen eucinod 9Bariman,
nit 9iad,ridt rcn an Salcmcn Walbert.
Scnas 8rob(f ge9en @lariia lBartmaH,
nit Iad,rid)t an Daniel SNctfman.
Scnas Brobit gc9en Sarah 1SartntaH,
nit 9ladridt an Daniel ncfman.
Die 9fepublif peunflDanlene, fur ben Tlis
ben bon 6. 8. SaeobD uno Ghefran, ge9en
eSohn 9iib nno @runebefpchner.
9lbrabdm Sd,neioer ge9en Scfeph Stefen.
qeda @auntD oe9sn @ecrge s,aberader,
Sd1asmeilter pcn eedd eduntu.
Ihcmas Slid se9sn Sehit Sid.
Scbn Deihman gegeH Sobn Sitter.
9lafhan Sfmeier 9esen @abriel StIeiH.
gBalter 6. eipingitcn 9e9sn SebH @ecrSe
Gei6cr.
Saccb Q. gcaS, sIcniuiItratcr bes psr'
ftcrbenen IRiIliam Sras, 9eaen Geo. SoeHry.
sillen Ware 9egen SaIufs cSamefcn.
slacn Warc gegen DdnieI RaDer.
SadeS Salnuels, prcth.
Gcyemter II. nabse
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
Stberifs : Q3utauf.

cu 5fraft eines Befebl6 ocr eecdrie Sdcis
as, al mid geridiet, fpll auf hffentlid)fr Bers
ltei9eruus anf benz pIaee leItlt perfanft rpers
ben:
Dcnnrrffags ben 96ften Gdsembrr, nm 10
lItr 9crmittogs, cine 9eipi6e a8Chnlng mno
Etilf gano, Iiegeno in Soeioelberg Qaunidltp,
tcd,a @auntD, ffoeeuo an eano ppn Daniel
9reifcgel, Jun. Salcmcr gHCber, all ben 1e'
da Sfus mo an eanb Der eedla Sfcblsnf
uto Sd,iffarths@eieafhaft I; entbalteno 8
offer unp l40 9iuthen genaues Widae.
l&-xA Daranf befnoet fd ein speis
@sE / IlG ft0diges iteinern @pbnbauS, Elm
EIS& einslt6di9es Srdmhaus uno 9rOls
es1 - frr Irdm,Stall, ein 8lods5inbs
ifaa uno ein Sprin9baus, nebit bem sugeb6r.
9leiffalls, 3n cerielben 3eit uno an oenis
felbln plab, onrdI &rdft cinss gefcbls BON
eepArie Sacias, an mid serihtet, ica 0fents
lid kerlfei9ert ipercent cine Guantitdt pcint,
bclS
@ii9escgen uno unter Grecuticn sefcmmrn
ais ta6 @isentbum BON . aniel Bret
{ 0 Sel.
$cnathan .. Wieeter, S6erid.
Sdetiff' Saint
9llIenhun, gips. IL. 1910. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
pp(fantts : S5eric6t.

Solglnoe 8riefe fIno bisfe g8Od]e i'm slaens
tanner pcifamt liegen 9sblieben:
Seiiri gadhert, 8. s.. 9arfon, GidCIaus
ScieI, George Dietrtd1, 0Robert Ol' Dcpcll,
Schn @drt, Heuben y9auisr, Saccb laderss
peiler, 2Ilcreip ScneS, Sarah 5ffaber, cyonds
itnmererlWartin Aemmerer, R. Soarlnher,
SenjamiitENpper, Saeob Jiepmarf, pcter
Oienhdro, (Shmiot) @ecrge 9leiuharh, q.
Gtaoiger, Aeter Grerler, 9hratnm 8erfru,
@barles Slk Senjdmin SNansmaH, Daniel
Sseiper, slnil Sere, Teter 9rcrsl, Gecr0e
g)cnng, SchaQBaancrt Shmiot.
81. {. 98rtgbt Bcfuletlfer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
gSiGianl 6etf,
Gquilla 6nauB.
lr H. nq3n'
9th fren1ee SC[llpetlt.

Sin fleines 6srE befncet ddj fdcn fell
eini9en gBcdlen Al cem NldHe ces Inter
5eidlneteu, in 0icrth hniptcn gdnnidip.
Der redrmdst9e @tier fam ba6elte ge5en
grIegung Der llufcHu otbcIcn, bel
s<abam y gSorlilalk
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
Sae9tbt.

Nnc Giejcni9en tpelf nrh usen Stchr'
aiid,eyn pes llnterseidnrn rlrr ailf sinI9t
.anpere glrt ihliloia 10, srroen hlerlnIl
srnfflit, uuc suui leetefaaI erudt spiihei
;srt unb bem liien Decmber mdiiens anst|
/, ,s,,feu .no atsutesatle, inpen or bas ebd
s.hdft anfocqeben. mn eentpIcl9c alles 4
alid,tiafeif Oseradt ~ eheii ltllnld,t.
f9apiS @etriail.
S. 09ilfcrt, Ncnener IL nq-3ml
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
gelegenl)etten.

Sn Sclae eines gefdluees Der In Ir<rier2
tauHs eeda @auntp, gebaIteHen Gcteher 1a.
Spe5ials @cnfrreus bet 60. qutberilctsn Nres
oi9Tu bieies riifrifts, pertdgie I'd, hirfflbe.
nm ild lpieeer an tsiastem 0rte IN s1eT(ansz
meIu anf
Jseuernber 80, 1910.
Die Ghrlp BriiceF oie(er Genfereu, mn
Der benadbarten @alHties lperosn oaher oie-
le 9efantniadiur9 gfhera beaehten.
). q. Yrobff, 8orlieer preten,.
sSclaa Si9er, Sbreitef
Rcreuibcrs /. noam
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
0l0le Gillter.


ne lhtterlbiebencs baben chen er6fnet
etn 9dcbti9es RTcrtinfut ucucr @uter, bic
ldl tlir ole teenmdttige nno fcmmcnoe
SaIfSeit pdeea
Sr4trnc @aaren:
Sdlmaris, Hue unb braune Gider
ea6imere6,
entiinsts u4lance5c S,rlsuFcffe
kldtncle pcaeoer 9lrt,
WPerhcs pciNeridBoenen Narbeit
SdmarJe inRarbide Seips fur Drcscrt
@lne 9reBe sH Hmabl @attune,
Ioeleehe Observation-Disclosures,
&dmast unoRbere 3ildltiid,er,
gSelee ieteeielnO 6aumwoaene Iafden,
3id,er,
sIacrlei 9tdrF9Irbsiten, @dpes uuc ber'
9leiden.
9tne 9rrBe siHpahl Srunea unb Mcrcc'
lc Sdnhe fur Edbics, 70 wie Sdnbe fur
Wdnner NIB STIR.
0rEereten:
\ SIitd1 baben ilSlnen 8crratb pen @rcce,
reien crhalten, bQbeno aus alien 9lrten @ c.
I rdnf II, 3ns, @offee, Wiclafes, 3bre.
70 wie elue 9lusR Rbl @iIenmaaren neblf all
len anetrn girtifa, bic 8eip6bnlid in siHen
Stchr aefnnoen Rrben.
Has pablIfnniAiro ndtun9spol eingela'
ben auSnrnfen iii8lir lId lelbif sn iIrtheileu
Sdneeesprcou@ als Butter, Gier, gSer'
fen @arH Hlddesio aItes giler, ipercsn tn
sIustaufdl gum ebfen Dlarffpreiie an9e
npiilnien
9SilIiam Sed,
Gquilla SnauB.
@mans, gicuenAr Ii, na3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
S5enjanltlt ba'slralt
q .,,,..i1i, -sIls sel,cr inHllefltaiin.

Seppii,slSebcr, iuRlleitann
0ihlt Gid, peroulaft eai qlaclrell9is ee'
rae,t, aIS tci CT pen s4slFa'll Pr99eSs9vn,
i, ny ,pierrleaen. @rbciribt lph mmer pas
pid)s9Sebetuhi S&ben,
an lcinrn, olten etanatie trser Sames'
@tfafc, utrcli,b pcu Spabut's WWtbe'
hau,e. ,uoieIbil CT leiuei lEbcret nod emem
arsaern Vtau einscridlrf bat. Sece slrt
Tsprid,e, nid,t nnr scmqk iciIetrn pen lT oen
frinlfeu, tclfcn lmb nehfn Na'lferui llue
ieScr,sit fertia tei ihm pFateI
81 oaaft irincn Srciltu mo @onnern
fir Die liberaie linterinltug, pe er bteher
.aeuciIsn unp bcfft burdl itc, lFone nab btl'
Tia iiar slrbrit uuo piinftlic BelNgun9 auer
assiris II..isaseu, audi fetpt bic lSspr9enbslt
nes publifums su erhaltl
alentann, OiOpembsr |. nq-4an'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
9(r0llment 2ife.

ioenru fcfman ac9eH GaHiel SuDoer.
slpatbelp Scifri6ae unb 1bcmae y. 4BiIs
ion aeeen Waraaret MsiIlen.
Dieter SdsllD geaen Simcn Sranfenfelo.
Seize Sanuel6, prcth.
aaentaun, Tcv. IL nqb5(
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
0fen=Serlep.

Sie Sarrilpn Oemofraten fparen
in oielem Stlat iiber allies Grlparten
ficgreib. Sarriion'S 9Rebrbeit beis
nabe 1000!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
New ORLEANS. June /, 1910.


Oppression for opinions sake. The Collector
of the Customs OF this city discharged OH Satur-
day, without cause, Messrs. Samuels and Win
free, The only two Wing inspectors. These gen
tlelnen are among the oldest, most capable, aud
efficient officers.
The case OF Mr.. WinIree is hard one he is an
old man OF responsibility, was for several years
representative in the Legislature from Baton
Rouge, but having like many others, been unior-
tunatc, was obliged TO accept service as a customs
Inspector. He has large family to support and
Is almost unfit for any more active employment
His duties have been faithfully performed, and he
has carefully ubsained from interfering in politics,
even To voting.
Whilst these two Wings, the mos, capable and
| efficient officers, have been discharged, parcel
of young men, ignornant Of their dulles, and red
hot locoioco, worth about sixty thousand dollars
and without family, have been retained in office
| But, MIR. Collector and The rest of you who
now tyrannize and Cypress honest men for opin
ions sake, prepare for the ides Of March True
american.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
/ MIST DECLINE.

.Nessrs. EGiors,--I wish to say through your
columns, that have heretofore acted with the
Van Buren, party but upon careful examination
OF the policy of The present administration in re-
lation TO The financial concerns of the nation the
efforts Of The dominant party to increase the pa
tronuge and influence ofthe Executive, and their
attempts to reduce the prize Of labor and the pro.
ducts of the country, nm convinced that have
been in error, which now wish 10 correct ts far
as in my power, aud shall eudenvor to do so by
voting for WIN. HENRY HARRISON for President
Aud further, as believe the policy of the Wings
better calculated to promote our Interests, an
henceforiI with them mud cnc Of them.
p. :. return my sincere thanks tolie Locolo-
co party of this town, and ho c the above will
satisfy them. S. S. KEYES.
Mortified, June l6, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22

Congress. Dull as usual: no bankrupt bill 1--WE
ought perhaps to say, no bill for The relief of poor
debtors) and no sub-trensury bill passed vet
Perhaps readers will be gratif I'd learn that
no fights have come off during the last two weeks.
In the Senate, the locos have made n report, en-
deavorng 10 ichite,cash the administration project
for Il standing army in Short it is an election
eering report gned to counteract the fatal in.
6uences Of MIR. Poinsett's plan, by identifying il,
in some shape or other it'll plan proposed years
ngo by Gen. Harrison. The Generals plan did
not propose las Poinsett's does,) to conquer the
constitution 10y sort of ruse de guerre, and raise
an immense army, in time of peace TO he under
the control of the Executive. The locos propose
to give Blair another fat job in the printing of
10000 extra copies OF this report. On The other
hand the wings tell them, either publish no ex-
tras, or else 10 print Ponsetts report along with
that OF the committee. The locos resisted this;
and the final result we believe is, to publish The
reports of Harrison, Gen. Knox, Secretary Poin-
sett, and that of the committee, together.
Mr.. Webster has started an enquiry touching
the reduction of postage: good.
F5-While upon Congress, let us say, that Mr..
Smith of the4lh district has made speech on the
sub treasury. MIR. Everett has recently given US
u lucid speech upon expenditures, which we in
tend to publish so soon ms we have opportunity
Mr. Hall Of the LIST district the reader of congress
sonal proceedings may have noticed, has not ap
peared often usual in the debates OF the
| Louise. lie has not been All idle or useless
member however: in volumnious and able re-
port on Virginia land claims, we have the evidence
| of arduous labors Oh his part. Had we time and
spnc we should be happy TO explain this subject:
suffice it 10 say now, that in resisting groundess
aud unjust claims, he has labored faithfully, and
saved n very large amount 10 the government
Mr.. Allen, late member from the 4ih district, we
believe was the first who exposed the invaidty,
aud in some cases fraud, Of these land claims. 60
ong us he was in Congress, he assduousy prose
cued this matter; and on retiring, charged his col
league to follow it up. lie could not have left the
subject in better hands. This is a matter on which
they could win 10 laurels as politicians; indeed,
by dcvoting themselves 10 subject so little un-
derstood, though of much consequence in its re-
sul,s rather than mixing oftener in the mere party
or political contests OF the House, both Mr.. Allen
and Mr.. II III may have actually lost in the esti-
nation Of their constituents. tits, then, highly to
their credit that they have watched the public in
terest more Than their own; ana we are glad ofthe
opportunity which MIR. Halls report affords us,
even at this late day, tdoing some justice to him
and TO MIR. Allen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22

Georgia The State Rights men of Georgia
have met in state convention and resolved, with
one solitary dissenting voice, to support Harrison.
An electoral ticket was nominated, headed by
Geo. X. Gilmer, late Governor; Maj. Joel Craw-
tord, brother OF the late WIN. II. Crawford Hon.
SeaiOn Graniland, Union ". By member ofihe
last Congress, and Hon. John w. Can pbell, who
was formerly V. b. ma ,and run highest on that
ticket for Congress at the last eection-are on the
electoral ticket Georgia goes for HARRISON, we
think il sure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22

dishonest and disrepunblo use of the facts In the
coso, If he truly understands them, short Of re-
sorting to absolute ftsehood. AS before observ-
ed, we heard the debate in the Senate and we
aver that Mr.. Preston
1si Nude estimate Of his oicn, but merely sta
ted what had been the estimates Of distinguished
supporters Of The administration;
2l. Tint those estimates extended to dHexpon
,litures, even to the highest pnini.
Here, it will be seen, we fatty contradict the
orator IN two most essential points, We therefore
call 10 our MD the best authority in our power: it
is extract from condensed report Of MIR. Pres
IONS speech on the occasion, published in the Ma
lional lnielioencer Of Mayo. Mr.. Preston snd -
As to the plea of necessity Tor these prodigal-
tiles, the common excuse for all eXtrnvngancehey
were the worst Governments TINT exposed them
selves to the worst necessities, which Mr.. p illus
rated by the case Of Spain Aud who IN the case
of nut own Government made these necessities
Leading gentlemen Of his Administration had esti-
mailed The HIGHEST AMOUNT To ici1ch the Gopern
ment expenditures ought IN eriend; some fringh at
Sl5OOO00O. and others as The trtreme, al $4,000
600 or $l9,0O0,0o0!"
Having thus set the orator right as to his pre-
tended Wing estimates we proceed 10 the report
of Mr.. Woodbury., TO show what ,cere actually the
expenses OF 1880 They are given in tire" dis
tinci columns as follows:
Aggregate amount; Of all expendi
lures S37, i2D.396,80
Amount exclusive Of public debt, 25,9s2,T97,75
Amount excluding payments en-
or extraordinary or temporary, 1925 800, IL
| The whole matter il now plain: Mr.. Van Ness
took Administration estimates, and converted
lhcm into tVhig estimates he forced them to I'M
dcrgo a still further trnusuutalion, by represent
ing them estimates of the ordinary and regular
expenses only, whereas it is apparent that they
were intended to cover all expenditures 10 HE high
est amount and finally, he contrasts with them
mere item Of the expenses of 1889 an item ex.
cecdng but slightly one third Of the n! gregate
found lawyer--a udge-a governor foreign
minister: or is it the lsansiiory triumph Of tho
tricky clectioneerer, which lasts only until plain
and simple truth can have an opportuniiyto COY
front and overwhelm him in shame and disgrace
But we will carry the war into Africa" When
such men rs MIR. VIM Ness substitute petnlogging
and buster for the more substantial and salts
factory array Of facts and figures it is time o
the people TO demand an explanation of the phe
nomenon. We shall give one, and it shall he from
the very report which Mr.. Van Ness used in hi
speech. Here it is-the very last account whic
a "honest Levi" has gven-daed May A. 1910:
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OFFICIAL.

Appointment by the President, Ivy and with the
advice and consent of the Senate.
Miles Iolchkiss, Register of the Land Office
at Kaskaskia, Illinois, vice John S. Hooker, who
declines The appointment
iIa! Mies-Hotchkiss Is it indeed him p
It's the very chap who wrote the EEJ5~ Os,oego lei
Ter of questions to old Tip and if any thing were
wanting TO prove hun to be the hired tool of fed.
eral power, we have i, here. Mr. Van Buren, pa1
him ,oih an office.
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Whig Meetings.. At Bennington on the 20rll
May and at Guilford on the 9th large and spir-
tied. Bennington county can he redeemed, and
we think it will be; indeed, the Wings Of the
southern part of the state evincc excellent spir
it, unh from Windsor, Windham and Rutland We
expect greai things. At Westminster, Pa, EIGHT
THOUSAND prcsent-Gen. Isaac b. Wayne
presided. At GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, 29th May,
TEN THOUSAND present. AT roughkeepse,
N. ", 81 inst, FIVE THOUSAND present. At
MiGdebury, 18th inst. to nominate Senators for
Addison County Horatio Seymour in the clair,
convention largc-the ticket as follows:
Hon. Doras.us Wooster of Mddlebury,
Elias Bottum, Esq. Of Newluven,
Isaac Chapman, Esq. of ShoreInm.
J On the ltli, the wings of the District of Col
unbia had jubilee ut Alexandria, in honor OF the
Wg victory in old Virginia. Meesrs. W Webster
Preston, Crenden and Phelps Of the Senate, and
Messrs. Wise, Thompson and others of the House
addressed the meeting.
A VOICE FROM THE TIPPECANOE
BATTLE GROUND.
The Wing Convention on the Battle Grounc
numbered from FORTY TO FIFTY THOUS.
AND persons!
ANOTHER VOICE FROM FORT MEIGS
We have just received letter from n Delegate
at this Convenlion holden on the 10Th inst but too
late 10 publish it al length There were from
TBIRrY-FIvE TO FIFTY THOUSAND present; Gen
era Harrison delivered speech, in which hi
principles were freely and eloquenty Sc, forth
and many, who had been locoocos, joined tn
army OF the People
Such is the spirit of the West-there is
similar spirit in the Middle States and the Soutl
at the North and the East. Let the locos heu
the voice of the people and read the signs of Tia
Tines and Temhe. The hour of their defeat an
he Nation s de ivcrnnce is at hand.
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albany, June Id

sItUuHyi 1HHt TT
DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-We are
named 10 learn that the Hon. ANsOS BRowS, a
Represeniatiye in Congpsis from the District COM
posed of The counties of Saratoga and Schenectas
dy. died last evening at his residence in Ballsion
SIM MIR. Brown returned from " ashington
about week ago, quite i'll and much enfeebled,
hui il was hoped that change of air would res
fore him. But he has fallen in mid career Of
life of honor and usefulness. He had lived wl-S
out reproach and died TO be universally lamen-
ted. - En-. Journal.
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Pennsylvania. Especial elections for members
of the legislature IRE ordered in the strong Van
Buren, districts. One of them is Chester, where
the wings have met 6Ooo strong and nominated Il
candidate The locos also met about enough for
a corporate guard and adjourned without ma
king nomination j. s. The Locoioco Speaker
ofihe House of Representatives has counterlnan-
ded the order for these elections. Shouldn't won
der il he was afraid Of getting 7fppecanoed.