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

L. e. h1-
cd 49, transferred all sch -hfsand claims oil
erPi.un &, the suhsrriScr f,r certain ,,,r,, a
persons indebted 20 said Auguew viii h,at. ,s.,.,,
10 Nc untorsisnc!. without l,!1v. oni save cp,s.
-. HENRY MOORE
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS uNiOE
n tIh bLI IS Tho REGULAR neeiia.. Of the --.s
( K Tor th.' evening. .A',.ity tic 27hFus,aU,. \
ee..sFed D.:Il Moadl. c,oI.Hs ssri ,the 3 81 -.
! ~y.-. 49, order ol tlr ,tf-l STONED Cd.nsg.
/ yH. 3. WA Z. MILLER S,c'y.
/ FNE"TlC SPRINGS -Jus;r,crl,r.I 20 good ,-.,.,
] = msut of Eapa, SJs.a-.. m,nracta..I ri
/ l'ra Conn. ni ...r best H....- steel
ir,- 9. s,,rl- ME-,
sD5 : n'ir. pr.a.. i....sa..n COT ,a.
AZ 100 h9I, ',. Mac ses-i daily expected b..
rhn Nas,."ru rrnsr.' tr- sale by
may % FORSYTH. MOORE 81 CLARKE.
Va = ilENTTJELD I'M NO. Z. " HaNa-l and
W No I6S Nhr.cr street. BALTIMORE
Tue charge for boarl Fl Tins House will le-.ausr
| '' Il - per day. .iu.v9 J. COEKEV
= ~ ard co-g7sTal3cree If ~, liawss i.s. re-
2-1 c..'c- and lar .aic o.
STEPHENSON * GARwooD.
{ hipi1E WINS. ,..--J.,s. r,r,,,,d ..re,s i-..-
- tho importers iay a...4,,.uy named Wins A. ,
lr"7s warranted pure. tIr glay O., winch can Do r..
relied un for Medical ,lr;ss.s
o.. pale Sherry vine very superior oujra & in bottle
Oh Madeira WINE
Rock P,ri do
Do Champagne
20 Scicneuc
For s!.e by SOLOMON KING.
} ne = IS vn'cr.,rr.,
|!itiIN!A-rp wIT.--At ru.g, held nm I6e CI-r...
o'ti-o OF the tircuii Court OF Law and CAancsry
~, t!'Hr County "a Noa..ay the Ga day OF Jul.
'yrIl..r, MI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

MARRIED In Err-rc'l.own. Va ~ Tuesday
evening. 4'l rus.au. .,T .Ir Rev u. T. weed. D.. ~
d. AJfd g Lc8. ui.B 1u,f,o. ST 10, 10 Ne, lir--1.
re''1 p ser'ni daughter o.. Henry liojuzsil t.sl cC
,hc iuruor u'ler.
on IhUne.sy evening lasi hv he Rev r.. r. Wee i
Mr. p Wiincrs, formerly Of Rowling Green Va q,
Mss sarah Aua. i-.i gi,s ~ tAe Iliy Jancs 4, a.
Creary oftbis cs.v.
80 rts sumo umr. ig Tie '1ms M- Daniel Na0c' ~
Camh-GEo. ONO. ,u hir.s Anne Maria daughter Of NJ
Juhn Nuply 90 Wssllupfon. Ouo
Htvio' 5ern, fn'rrel ne PIntrr N 'rulv splendid
style. "" So sh the h7ray ra-, that happiness. which
h" c7nsr'rrrcs, OF tayrag tr1r th.r- duty wiz 81.
core u ra.m. Wr sa.ak rra custom more h1ao-aI .1
M. -L---N---a L-l- ~ lie -a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
GENERAL Co,rlIjI,Trr 1er-r,,.,.

mere viii be Wing meeting at Bellarr to.Isv
30 'ha'' 2" down Who els, will 90 Do no. OF
seas atprce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

sew ocriSIvf1V The Pit;sbar-h Gazette s-eaf.
in- o.. the tendency of the uimu.strstpi measures FOO
reduce the price uf wages. srgs. ",t j. l1l1.frr .,
IfPF1u iHe wages o. lli-,r" Hereafter ,.c sra75r,
we shall have 'ra.r1ung rs cHrroatr word u. , vat
woaurg Sr'u.iT.eF ever come into crlcraI Us.
'cnly our children, children VII be bolu rcd to en-
out BE root
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

80 -' W O. te.., o.. t.t.-t rtrt..s a. 81 =
co'rrla RI i., sec. --r t:r' ace acioss d.. =,
"a t NiAs'-.' 200 tI''r. l.- r - -.'..f-r l.rsr.
ttc .0s' year Of a. u.u'ss, axe ,'.-cssc ,urt.a,
-' 'i'f nH-lr ~ o" p."tCut l's following 49,, t,-
i''hk lost 3D., si''rh. tiu being ttrtaf.fra
N.'H .iau. rt.a'' -utst1uuu. uitL = ,.fi.r,
N.H .iei." ltc O. o. ca vl.s sH,t rev, lfr
gis'I 'Nl lew hours, the physici1us n 10 aft.,,
III n.y." '"Nponctf his compliant hcyoYd tb- r,
.-..t or cure h,t ut last PTcy;d. nee dirsr,.J -
80 70 i".t a. hie Eoi.e sHc- wL,,L .
- va some of Or. Uuu.'s EJrsr,. pin. -
- ,N.i- o r." o.v,s hr f,lnt hir,ssrf 80.
LOU. 80 C''' .-im' t'ua ,aret, - th.s, i,,
ard hasa, .i =" '""l "s'siUg f.rtv ribs az.
80 '"' ''I'l HtniS 81 Crftri irsftb
R-y,-,pt. ,,- Henry NHI1.
tit'''r. -" r7-l'cuigr ~ grrchs.ia,
gag me 'fhc' OF thi- %Ctir're ,ourar-r -.
80 'L.iF "e'"'I,'S q cd. o.. GOES. a. IL
.r-' .a' .il'nior ln 'et'i".la il,ia an ,Cn - ."
a'1 80. New 3 OK. c. fioirti, 90 ''o NSG
va. u. KING it..
''''''-F''" = .,'Htt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08


Cs -.--s . .s,.- ~ .,.1. ....ll
~ NcG C.uaaSz.S - -rta Ni--rssrA..:,
atNss.f--f5 .n..s - q II .sarsess Ib, t-,.~,,,
% TIC tooth t,fous1 the us F.y!l.-s .siIb. t 81.
sni daagnrJIs sy.fs;.-,,. a. D. S-s'NT o. u..'.-s
hat there b. great I--.EiFu 90 "a" us8s. aHr l.Is ,
NC tbs pr1c,,is. Tnc Et.ns swell me srrr.f... %,
he SAWS Is rcus L. the c.SJ ss.z,l with l-eag,
AL sttisn l,s Of crsitt.. wsichIas starting iuL
leep. ara sp1s,ss nl po-iiar lars AZ. ehlt 81
WI. cdr Viy.el;~ So tari.ts ats timers - 20
ND "a l. ihsSr I'rs'utss.J Iiva.s ste "a Ni..j
s.svs e.. ssgsln .tsc oa.v-isi "a sait=r.,g stpsi
srle. AZ. -..i cissc ii.c d-S. zion 81 tn in,ai
mothers WA have u,-r Gule btl-- " 's1 WI
1sss tis;res-l." ssrp'sns NoIlI apli' y az
vans SSo'hiuf ;, rap. whirl. h.. pre-, f'si ''''e'
f.gisEis whaa ihutght past ''S-' " f 49,
AMY attacked WITH tia; fatal IN sl'iE' e''''''
Bsxsa-S Ct C0l7'~r fei,s. --CArrI>i - " '-'' at
rrchSsiag Jr,i ,hs l1hcjSi 'hs 'SG'('''" '0'
.ins, n, .iis sr,r. acc ding ~ act Of -vacIssi.
I'd ., liksNi-. par.icalar,n obtaining i'sn Al 100
autumn 81. New IurS. e ION ree ~ i'a' aS>A'
S,,v--,,, A c..,l. psrk-rsSC-E rev "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

us I,.,. h. l.. , .'F 81. bag, team G,catfa -.
o"' I'uova "ra. rnc,-asf trb...,..' !IoT@i, l..r
'I.y,i-rsr 'iS' oo' 20" 0l Ir,tbIc st.,
a."Inou 70 females at,ach rrnrIbl ~ f'r.
me al,e' itni pains n i.e tack 80
''f generally cc.atsrrrt iH. ran -,
"'H.r NERVOUS objection. 'rr 80, N',ilnE.
........,.. d" .ls mi o. Coz '.Eu5H arr1fG.f.-
.-.' t.- .'.E ei "C' rtrf..g ,rrt ~...,j-;-.
.-.r. ..' ' ...IINn, 30 r.rsu.l. {" ne r.'. a. Il
.-....r v.l" Hr- Cos, lr,.rr. 49, .- . =,
"a z.0,'nr e r.o TE5Ittr IIrr, re I '5.sTu!.r
~, D.. ''' '.r oh &c agh'.rl lT-ur1,, ~
10y. ~ o. -H..F .r lunfu lra.fr.rr,. -. '. 'N0
,l, - restore irarGW' rp,s~ Nsry E,.HJ
bh,,.' 10y ,--'It 81 their ,ffca,r. Erl MAJ
81 Ss.,s g.. 81 81 3, g. also 'hrorst on 10, r!,.
AFRO ltr .-g..-. 'S. d, p" iHsr l0s3., I'D
a.r.. $780,. Boy ere .a.,a.raals 20 =.
-''' 'H.. v -n a. .. ID D.. 49,.
,,,.r..... ...'- - aH.:s5 with w,rsu,sS 90
.'.. ..r' .a .u..u case I..~ a., IIrr., -
.c. rg,., ''' s.'rs rao tie stomach. IL
~ ''...'i Taa., aIJ us Whole >uIst
no.. ~, ,,.s n. is ro,.,agea 90 Be orc o..',
j,ood and Fir yer covered. IS Iuufrr oi ?,
shetdSra. . so >. IS ner'nr 10 SassIls:ElS
. '1''''.' crr."Ia'he.
.fEWaFE or coCNrFRrrirs
b" a,Dyf. s Ni. 49,, ~ ., L.-.g- ~ ~
mr. 49,. ia rar ggae,t-- Rr%t. -
T.. Ecn.,..,, .....''.s.g ,.eu p, 700 .h.iaaT.
w. - REGULAR ACINws.
Sly tEaoN a.NFAL, rs.Es.sly9s.
: II" COUNTY, IiATTERs hcsrr,c..,s-,.,
= jas: received :-,r >,,. y,-t,-er, s.-,,,,ra,.,
Of f0''S' ttns'1 Hoi P5o'es winch r. yy,I Ill g.,
,'n 70 s'n.i ra'aHr" from rhe Mann ac;ure- r,r,,
'i'' t''' ',.I''' N.l,-e &c constantly On Ilq-
i-'.-'. \. [. " SfLA
I-.[ W .7.auI =
nl~i Er.l,TED -------
~ ,.i-.rr LrGEcR> HATS.
r'. -a-.es ~!l'.. 5al ..'..s ann STIrrYRs.
l-n' TODD q. I-FaN
80 r.. ,' No.. Nl'y'7,' .5.,. 57a., .----..- :
u 81. 80 B. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

The Richmond spirit &c Wayne" Of August 5. a..
"Iianc'ek has gwen Tie Wing Ticket lar ma, ,
Ip."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

i1' o'"'s e"..Fa'os he mi day in the caalrc ooG.
'''' a'''e named. except W"c'url. where one PEE
'.ncI D, 90 tc head lyun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

K NOUNp.-oTt Wednesday r-osit.n. ;.c GsJh i,s, i,
4 sratH sutn ~ -soncy which stc o,>3,rf cna have
ty ra!hugua the etiigr aEj paying &r tbs .dy-s'ss
'en' iu'y 800
AtDAH-lS) E'yrs Wilson's srIrrr,rr s .ip f..-t ,..
- ccrv,d on CONSIGNMENT and r,r>s'r I,,y hy
J1ly y FORSYTH. MOORE O. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
nR. HUNTS GJyAStC FILLS. -
A. EEEtS TING AND APPLIc.ELETo IlfT, Z
AFFLICTED WITH


Such -a b.-4s. -rg ,.IhDr Currr.v ur tr.guH .-,
f-r i... worst symptoms Of r--fts-sr.-- I.g,r e..
ul ~rfri.s. arH -Cucrdi EmacIat.uu. t'ors1 f..s m
wh-try- OF the Lungs or liver LIVER aEsctiore
IaunsJre. huin Bilitary and Sy3srnodic. ca-fiv.-
Hess. worm 90 every variety H1rumg tisIn; whstl-
cr Acute O. chrome. together WITH tSnut. Scruut
Pans ~ the rc'i, Back, Limbs I'D side. Iyplgs
.uL A-us. SIrsunotr Pbluitat,Sn uf fts Heart rui
lr'sr.-s Ncr.ouS lrr.f1hiiit., Nvrvuu- Wea .qesa
Al st-r,s. IE. DlU!JJrcuv. Cramps Ferua.e o.
s,ruet'oss. Heartburn, Headache. Cough, the Com
Iupu or Hum lie aud the p.y OF inc NAU0yinv
Asthda, Ets,yi, aud DrUH So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
NOTICE.

~. persons indebted 90 David s,acw %. Ni,oo.
= y iluS W. ty Bond. Note Boo, artr,lr.i. Or ,,.
'''''se VIII tnSc E'ro Thar sl.l A..e,, D. as..rr.
mem "o.y executed dated % July. l~tD. In as,...
cd az transferred ali s,icl -hfsand claim. al .,i
erH."n g. the suhsru5cr. ipr certain ysfri,,.s Al
persons indebted 20 said AugDew VIII h,at, t...,,,
10 die untorslsucl. without l,llv. oui save COST.
HENRY MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

20 b. No..i H,rfi1r. ins renewed 80 or s1ls
ruhs ~ PALTo"S . Tf~.IE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
EESTVCKY-TrRsT nays ynrp

! 100 aEr.J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

: I'D 'DtItD, rtAs. sjGSi,S. c-c---I5I- =
i = !a' Clle, plrI s,isng sr.n.r.
Ell. '' 10" ''-.S J Gun ovlcr IrreYisI
t. '". "i- "t1 IDS and !iyyca TEAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
Wt JOHNSON.


IS. q. kfSs 8 NNa'.s -. w 0-,.InE
y. En-rN-oS Pore. mouth. -.
J. W ,ruI,tS, l.u'nw!r- }
- W. ~ ais ,luCy a. ~. t..r..,
m. q 30 i-'s ''- eHr7ird FsfurI' NI' "a,
TIE 6ir'p w HU,a-.sr A--H -.s,
u. Evans F.g-ralt Agac t.lg,
Dr. Hunt'> RnfLafc pale,
Dr.. Evans NrCiauc S~~-p r. |..ih.1-.
Ths abov- lavlugr.e Ni"ilcJn!.s sre Enta Nipit-
lie ami Per-G. u. zoo Chatham -. N.v Ygh:3
Soaih Seventh sr~'"', p'u.airip.ia; > MAXI -.
-oassil,, Etutuck p; IS g rnhili, }.~.ou, M--sr-
:nusetts: aud 81 toe fiic wing Arepls \ iiauI ~.
zing. wheeling Va, !. '. Robiasua. rortam nth
Dino. mag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08
ENK- WI EVANS SDDIni ~ 81
v mr., NOR q IItDVEN TrTTVINs;-


NIX. VA evans 500 Iui ~ 81
W mr. nor 9 IIIDREN TrTTVINe;-
)en,,.sIs t.,se of Cauyul.iprs and Plr-'a, DCnti.
on. Cur~i ~ pr VIM Ev1u' SOOTHING S,rsy
TO - AssSr ~ pE. EsAS~' >oo'H NJ NyEcr
Deer ST. be- -Ttat brp,uf sg1re - tlv ~ 'er.
~ mfJut hy yIur ,vI'uuS Ss-'p o. O. s. %! proc
raced AMI palh'u' "cl' or, ins-t con, ."g" 'v"ry
cei1- p7-out how tEs.u .g' 90 cIItr a.ui'sslnT of
su,h al ia, a.a - e. 30 .lru- - relieve infant
1iiscry aa{ torture Nv l'sn; while tc-un- ~NHsr..
ricet EucI acute ~ lerin-p t.sf - wa> attacked
Tith convu' >iJa-, asa vile Ard f-a'iv supposed
hat death wpad -ran ~. ease the Dab to1 11-U IN
al W procured a h1tiis at yp"~ SH1tri wHrH is
sroa n, applied - tac IN Ne, wonder VI claE-.-
'ras prolicct, ald .;tcr few - ,hcaiians, trr
shii displayed chv.op- rr'H', alc hv cOounviuF m
e. use. am glad 90 f'r'n ynu 'Hnt tn Ciu q nas
cDrnJ! stciy recovered. and uU recurrence a. titt
aN!-i cs.hll.iHt has SINCE cry~-.f; the tss b ar"
-rnaaauny tally. and uls chi "r'ny rcTf~~t r.. f'.
4 ave YOU any CHI erfJl p.vus-iHu 10 make ta, ac
kuowlrt S,uent public ana Mi vi d,y ave any
OsmauOn On tsis clrIai.S aact.
gan''.ra7 Nto hiss made tr,,l q Dr. - ~
ana Spohu. SvTsp Iu n sfJuI.y ttn case oto ..-i'.
siIac'u1l IN rel ewing pain % the IN us.a % 1sry.'
- the crus-yprr-cS winch so-wCuuC. low. We
:heoIfIly comply Viii. has rec 'cs'.--S-G.
i've believe e = -crer''y k-1w's ,g"-
bose who nave u'ci -, that bT. yar' S.y p ~
snildseR rufIipg e1rh Il vrrflsrd 4 uputfyT cole
tnn, ia hi.hiy Ls.lu. article tor the purpose tnr
Sitch 70 ia 'uJtni &. lNEpiv rcFrc.t,bIs Wc.v.G-
ais. n any rate who have mace use "l a., g." r .
ie qtatS - civr is ,.-.urs the ,cts" y. tDgg
- uss. 30 TN Grs1'. 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

ELNNL > " On n NI,NTI.NTWT-IVI ~
II when a sound 5, s,'rH'iir r-l,'a :rr t'-erSeS
1ts lung ha-Ii .rprv~i use. hes, 'yylag Ut sIns
md r.ceyIn4 psS,s, i;ls sc1lcIly IN '"- rOw,r o.,
scsptlcisIn d'Jht rs yIucs, or rayy 10 deny
he
Nh N IL has achieved a. ascendant career or
fitness 'vu.~n djstI" the p.tItun of mere
a,ttul prr'cIsIpu, ma SrDutv.s cousirtru,.r,-
ati-nn uu..-rsal :nv 'rr, ~ u.tunsir Vurtu aipu,
It's Pfaprl tIr utty puinf . II the cau-rs UtIts So
G.ri lritv, v.tl ,n-urlrg the susNj-Un OF iuvigI-
eusless Ia ig~iltuuH2 lhr cJrI "a risNn.
u = 49, =. A e. Ill -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

- - i'-..ttE I'D
~ i-.r LrGEcRN HATS.
A.a. -a-.cs a!i,.. Jal b. ....r am SrlTrres
TODD e. i-FAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-08

,l'..y ~. ~. N"' 5yCG 30 De orc % =
So 'A.- ,He ever covered. IS a fp,f.r d., ..
- aNd riuits' J. is .rar,1r 10 ars,,,.,.i.'
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10
ANOTHER TRICK.-A friend yesterday
handed to us the following placard, which was
posted through the city on Saturday night:
seNOTICE.
Mr.. II. w. TApPAN.
Mr.. H. W. Japan,
Will deliver a

LECTURE ON ABOLITTONISM,
On Sunday afternoon, June z, at half past A
o'clock, at the south end of the Centre Market
COMMEN1'--By whom was this placard is
sued2 No good Wing could have done it, be-
cause we learn that the Mayor took measures to
arrest MIR. Tappan, and after the most diligent
enquiries, satisfied himself that Mr.. T. was not
in the city.
The only reasonable solution of the pIacard,
therefore, is that it was got up to be used as the
letter of distinguished Senator from the South
has been, to cheat the Southern people and oper-
ate on the Southern elections. Such expedients
proves the dissolute morals and the desperate coz
dition of the party adopting them.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10
A MONEY MOVEMENT AT sAINr

Lou IS.--The st. Louis New Era states that
on the Both, meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Bank of Missouri, took place, at which
an order was passed, directing the investment of
about one hundred thousand dollars of Illinois
Bank notes in the purchase of drafts upon New
Orleans and Philadelphia. This money has ac-
cumulated in the vaults of the Bank, and the
Directors have taken this method of employing
it, and of creating fund with which to meet
one OF its payments to Philadelphia Bank
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10
From the New York Herald, June 9Th.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO

The fast sailing bark Eugenia, Capt. Biscoe,
arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, whence she
sailed ON the 18th nit.
There was no political news of importance STIR
ring. Campeche continues to be blockaded on
all sides by the federalists, and there Il every
probability that it would soon surrender.
In the north, General Arista, commander Of the
government troops, has been ro,rr'stelv e.,-~c~~-
ful against the fsasr
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10
GREAT GATHERING OF THE Pao-
PIE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
MARYLAND

We have just received letter from Sharps.
burgh, giving an account of great meeting held
there yesterday There were upwards of 5000
persons present. The meeting was enthusiasts
in the extreme. We have not room for details,
but distinguished friend of the cause who was
present, has informed us that it was the mosN
glorious affair always excepting the National
Convention, in Baltimore, of the 4th May, last,)
that he ever beheld. Particulars tomorrow.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

Our Washington and New York cores pom
dence; Anthony Wayne Hon. and several other
interesting articles, are necessarily deferred
They will all receive our earliest attention
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

The arrival of the steam ship Unicorn, was
celebrated at Faneuil Hall, Boston, in hand
some STYLE An elegant COLLATION. was prepared,
and the Mayor of the city presided at the table.
Speeches, &c., were the order Of the day.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

MARRIAGE OF MIR. BENNETT
James Gordon Bennett, Editor of the N. York
Herald, has been married to Miss Henrietta
Agnes Cream.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

THE CENSUS OF BOsTON.--The
official returns give the population of Boston,
for 1910, as S3,707. In 1880, 1t was 81 1871
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10
FOR PRESIDENT,
VIM. HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER
OF VIRGINIA.
AMOS KENDALL.


Tp-hieh treats of aaron B,1T-Gen DICKSON
and the conspiracy to oUerthTO'o the ''Demo-
cratic parity" and proceS that Gen. Jackson
acas the instrument, chosen By Burr, to accom-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
CLIREHUG CHS
SYSTEM OF PRESERVING AND RESTORING
HUI NAN HAIR.

Th carried to effect by the of the 1feophr
Medeoed Compound prepared solely by himself Ia
mater of
-Gcntiemsn whoe hair has b, thr, or fall
from the effects fever oth
what be termed badness,
WILL BY the Of tbs compound have their hair entirely
red II fathu and regularly applied when he hair first
shows mpoms Of decay after has fallen eho matter
eu that the hair will be cs but will be rstortdt to
its natural healthy visor. =,
GRAZ HAIR-At all the appearance Of hair d.
Gates aed state OF he and God vessels connec
ed with the root Numerous tend 10 lrfsenec the
ge Of such sndy fright evers long sickness
prac'ce OF wearing the hat within doors. The progress
hair all OF life If attended to- be
ed aud those hairs that hsye changed be
restored 20 their original color To effect this end il is
that at all times and seasons The head be keptcoe
the hair cnt rather short the free of the hair brS
Ing aad and the application Of this compound every
evening Snort time, will increase the activity the skn
note the circulation rsteve the blood vessels
etc. to their healthy action Per'e in this and the
res II is certain. -
scuHr DAspHFr.-This Compound is strongly
cndcd to keep the he entirely free Of all scurf and dand2
hair healthy state Of the SKIN. In all the
head subject WHERE IL hsv. accumulated the
hair apple alton will readily all sppea gift
an lie occasional will kssp the or ee sofia glossy
without any ohe greasy appearance which OIL ponatum and
other fatty matters Give.
To LADIES u is being sure restorative OF the
hair Tat has fallen of from the divisions occasion
ed by beiTg ned or toe tightly ted at the time
il all the OF wash and oil for while
cIeAsss the hair adds all that soft glossy and silky rhrac
ter the curs without that which looks
III where oil or pomatu has been used
Sold At hrs Hair Cutting Rooms 2oy Broadway corner Of
Fulton street gives advice gratis all diseases
Ie~tea with the hair Dc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

ny THE soUruHRN MAIL.
Correspondents Of he Herald


WAsBrSGroS, Dec. "a.
IL is a cold windy Sunday, and nothing stirring in
the way of news, political or fashionable. Wash
ingtou never was dull ) at the present moment
but calm always precedes the storm; things will
take sudden start in another week, and we shall
have excitement enough Most Of the members
have left town for the holidays, and dropped for
dsus Stevens Of has been here for the
last few days, fishing for high appointment, but he
will be disappointed. He was reconmen ded by
eighteen at the Electoral College at Harrisburgh b,
Tor the ofce OF Postm Gene ra-a very ual
and superb ous thiag. He was opposed in il by
MekenRaw, Shuttle, Hartman Denny, and the othS r
principal men, but he eeeded in getting majo-
r'ty OF the College to sign his paper Pearose also
tired II, but Stevens managed TO weather him.
Nothing can be more indicate Ito say the best OF
ht) than to see man going about begging for rec
mendations for office in the cabinet The idea oil
has reeeiving the appointment is prePosterons -
Public opinion is settling down fast, N Mr. ben
for the War Department. He will manage that
Office ia a most consummate manner; his knowledge
try:
Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia, is said to be looking In
the dire ction WHILE on the other hand, II Is
said he wishes 10 go 10 Havana
General Scott is still hersS Mr.. Van Buren, holds
his last levee New Years day, when all VIII go
TO take leave of the old President.
For the Information of the LADIES IN New YORK,
may well mention what am told by the gentle
men here, who have charge of the affair, that pre-
parations making the most extensive and bril-
liant scale for the Inauguration Bal, which is to
eclipse any thing of the kind ever given in America
Mr.. Evans is very sick.
Judge McRoberts, Van Buren, has been elected a
Senator from Illinois, in the place of Mr.. Robinson.
Mr.. Grundy continues to be very i'll at home. He
sannot recover.
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may bark any toncs what IS their efecti They
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fging ire body with Brsrdrsths Pills is adopted.
ExrIuI.NcE that fouchsene OF all human knowledge has
proved hey ond doubt that celebrated medicine and
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