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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGuE CURED.

g DT. nun;
Dear Sir-EclIevi9g Il a duty I owe you as sue
ccssiui PRACTITIONER, as well as those who may be
similarly afflicted, | take pleasure N ackuowiedg-
ing the. benz htl have derived from the use al y5Ir
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever and AGue, dur
ing tie spring and fall. for the last four wears. and
the pecun!ary injuries attendant on the indisposi-
uon OF one on whose ~eNer;ons n large family was
ceT endaUt tor support, and having without success
'estCd me sill OF many medical advisers, az An
expensel could not well afford. In the fallof Is7s
hnulns the pTr1lonitoiy symptoms of the disease
approaching, Was induced by a friend ~hO had
tiied your medicine, 90 purchase package Of your
Eotanc Pd's. and now have the happiness "a IN
Torn, vou-nnd through YOU, those who may be
similarly sf~nicted-isat they coanteraci the die.
ease, nor have ! been troubled with q; since. and
my coincidence ccntinuCs TO uphold me IN tho be-
iiet mat your Botanic Pills are the most safe, the
cheapest, most efhcacIous. End radical cure for
ihat distressing disease the Fever and Acuc All
can for tSe present offer yon tor the blessing you
have 0cen instrumental IN conieruag on me, Is my
assurance Of unceaslng g%ratIrude and esiecm.
10 Moor Nix
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

In extraordinary e1se " Cincinnati ism, dc-o1upd.
MED tcith HtsrThdsd and Nertoss debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed To cod.
was attacked with y most painful Rheumatic com
plant of the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for seVeTsl months the pr!n-
cTpal symptoms were-a swelling and excruCIdtIng
pain m a the joints, and an entire loss OF their
use: both the pain and the fever generally suffered
an increase ~ the evening, The pains were Hcreas
IN the night time. A constant diarrhaee, which
produced its general cons, uences-ftatulency, low
ncss Of spirits, and general wasting Of the boiy.
He was indeed 30 extremely 10 that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hopes
OF his recovery. and u was generally bel eyed by
his r, lauyes and friends that all the medicines or
treatment in this world could not him any relief
But seeing an advertisement on Hunts Botanic
Ills. he was directed by ~ Almighty Providence
10 use them. he I'D go, and after ? fortnight they
Produced a favorable change, and he ~ nov a hea!
thy aud strong man JOS. HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

o RENT-The tine large hotel At
fssS.s F%rOsiburg. Md. now occupied by Geo. s.
R..!t4a Evans, is offered for rent. Possession Civ
1890 en- on the ist Of April next. There has
lately been built a large three story brict addition TO
this hotel, for The better accommodation Of visitors aud
boarders, we'll furnished with promenades to each
story. and a gallery on top. making n beautiful and
healthy resort IN surnmer, and a~ftnrding ono ofihe finest
sad most extended views of the surrounding mountain
scenery 20 be found
The whole hotel IS about 100 feet front, the ground
or lot about 400 fcet-6no stablng. carriage shcGs.
smoke-house. I%cc.hOuse, &C. &c.
Three lines Of stage coaches between Baiumore
ond Wheeling arrive at, and depart from, this house
daily. some Of which eat there.
Apply 10 the subscribers Stage Office. Banum's no
TEL, Baltimore. or s.sgo Office, Unioniown. Pa.
dec l9-ff L. w STOCKTON.
NOTICE-wo have never borrowed any money
" Of James Greer, nor authorized any person.
borrow from him i-r ". Neither has snid Greer over
bad any dealings with NJ Of any Kind. This suiemcnt
is made in reference to his published in he Times o.
Yesterday and the Gazette Of this date.
SWEENEY s. MATHEWS
November IS. is3)-O6-rO
Az IEELlNG SAVINGS lNSIITC-
w TGON-Tho Office Of the wheel ~ Sa-
vinas Tnsututioa has been removed 90 the ~.
change Once D Mr. Jshr VI. Clarke NHin street.
second door below the Merchants & Mechanics
The follow ng are the terms upon which Depcs
ties are received iu this Institution.
Transient Dcpos.ies received as IN thcr.
fruAs
o. special dcposit,s, or sums subject y
tJs~al - days notice. interest Will BE- a.
the rate 0f per cent per o Ium.
Ate4d " notice e. i-2esrceni,
At months
The sause proporuQua'e interest WILDE SLOWED
on d]epostes made Tor specified periods of um-. ne
on depotfcs subiact % The above periods % notice
The bueiess hours 81 he lasuru0n sre from 9
o clock ull ~ An. and from @ uilf p. VI, but, Gf
the accommodation n trnsicnf geposItors. checks
will be cashei and 1eposItes will be received atanf
/ time before and aztec thess hcurs a. The option VI
ri IN GREER Tssi5sIgT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

ROWNT TANNERS OLA few bsls. Brown
ID Tanners OIL for sle by d. HULL
NHIHISKEY BRANDY. &c.
As Barrels old WhIskey.
S half pipes Cosniac Brandy.
3 pipes superior Holland Gin, (Anshor Brai6
l hid Port Wine.
! do New ERgland Rum.
Muscst & Cieres Wines in cases ! dor each. Old
hRaIca Rum, Peach Brandy, Sweet Malaga & Madei-
4 Wines. For sole by SOLOMON KING.
No. As. Water street. aug 8
ENRESH FRUITS bs1os Bunch Raisins,
40 Drums Figs.
IS fancy boxes Prunes.
S boxes Lemons.
20 bales soft shell Almonds. Filbsrts & Cream
Nuts.
$50 lbs Liquerice paste, just received and 70:
sale by SOLOMON KING,
dec 81 No. IS. Water NJ.
4 tAPS. CAPS-Justr received from New York. a
~ well selected assortment of Fur * Cloth Gaps Of
every size and description. which will be sold low
Call at the Hat & Cap store of
w. w. & s. H.. UMESoS, l69 Main st.
sept lift
SUBSCRIPTYoNS received for Knickerbocksrs
~ Magazine. IS 90 per annum
souri en Literary Messenger. 5 90 do
Lady's Book, ~ 3 90 do
" Companion. 3 90 do
New York Mirror, 90 do
Saturday Courier, 2 90 do
Specimen Nos. TO be seen at the Book Store Of
STEPHENSON & GARwOOD,
(Suceessors TO A. & II. FISHERY
oct 10 Gazette copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

wheeling daily a. 6 o'clock. a m. via Washington
and Bedford TO Chamhersburs, Snd from hence Ise
miles by rail road, passing through Carlisle, Harms
Ourgh and Lancaster To PhIladelphia, IT 3 DAYS.
raVeliers by this line will have only ono night b.
,taee travel, the second being on the rail road. The
proprietors have placed new and splendid coaches
upon the entre ~llne-good teams, and aohCr and
careful drivers, and assure the public that no expense
or pans Wilde spared 10 render general satisfac
non. having good road agents, the public may
rely on a speedy and comfortable triP.-Th. diff
cSlties that have existed al WillInmsport, p. in con-
sequence OF crossing the SouoncUheia river have
completed.
GfofEce econS door below the Z. 6. Hotel, Wa
ter ST. marc A. HENDERSON s. 10. Proirs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

III the appearances of one who rnscrs in m. las,
slaSe OF CONSUMPTION The physicians Who s,,er
r-tpainsd, and that further trisl of medicin. ,xonI,
be entirely us less, In this Gre and torioIn at.
slnga few boxes OF the med .ine he, has ,,Seiy.d
: perfect cure, and has since enjo,.d e~xr,Il,pi
nesith. TIRE unexpected recovery ct Mr.. kuss,r,
has astonished all hts rclstyss and irisrGs, ard
ne tenders these lnes to Or. Hunt with ev.rlss-
Ons srau'ude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
DGiresfaHS oas of Severe !SpoSnodir as,Bmc.
y'oty cured by Hsrfs Botanic PiU,.
Mr henry Nhitc, was FOR the space Of two Yeas
from wet and cold; all the worst symuioms Of ,hs
oonnpl1 ~ lol'o WEE "a t'ghtness across the cho,t
h. SK.eu'I Tnd Distressing breathing, During
~ ~ NssIoi ms Illness, the disease increased
80 ai9iminSiy, as 10 prevent his following an, bu,,-
msss' nsnlns iosihiS speech. ARD being thrcatened
win immediate sutocs'Ior, unul a csriou. CT.
| pecto taiiCn would en- on Nhic Criy rrVr m,
5,IeI for a iew hours, The physicians who s,ten.
sihlllty OF cure. but at last Providence direc,ed .
pamphlet 70 be left Al. bis house. after which :.
procured come ofDr. Hunts Botanic Pills, and ~
Ter taking sfew boxes he found hlus.lf ,ntG.si,
Tree from the compla int. berE capable If this ,ir,s
oIsny sNeLelte' even Of walking forty miles osiiy
ana haN'hS al the tnloyr'nts Of ferfCct health
BEWARE OF CcUNTERFFirS
Caytio,-Be' particular in purchasing TO 80.
that the label Of this Medicine contains a notce IF
ikewlse Iarucrlsr in obtsiring Them 81 100 Cha,
ham S. Ne~;n ork - from he
vy REGULAR AGENTS.
sTEyENSoN & NrALF. fPa sIfant3Sr va:
IN CHANCERY-ln the Circni, Superior Cour, ..
la" aud Chanccry for the County of MARSHALL in tho
state Of Virginia
Asnel Booth.
Daniel Nichols, Philo Boisford. ana 1Hsnnsb nj. vi.
and HuldGh Bo'sfnrd. heirs at Law Of Austin Nicbo,,
adeceased.
10 pursuance of n decree made ia the above e,,;.
wed cause at the last term Of The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the County of Marshall. I
shal on Monday the l7lh day OF February next. az
my office m the City of Wheeling. proceed to ,,ka
and state The amount involved m said case. and bv
uirecied 70 De taken. DANIEL LAME,
jan win Commissioner.
ENAIBRoIDERIES. SILKS RIBBONS. GLOVES
~ &c, at No. Is, nor.h 4h 81, Phlladeinhi,-
Merchants going East are respectfully invited 10 ,,u
examine our stock Of French. Swiss. Italian. Go,
man, India and English staple and fancy SILK cod,
which have been selected with great care. and win
De increased daily, Us the season progresses
HUM * REMINGTON.
feb 29-Lovis. j.. 81
NO1lCE-Al persons who have borrowed Lav,
Books f. IN my Office will please return ,be,,
Iorhwiih. lmar5l ALFRED CALDWELL.
NOR RkST-Tho brick dwelling and st.. ,oon,
D enSncr OF Main and Jefferson SIS Possession
LIT April, apply To SOLOMON KING.
fob % 4, q 49,
ss@-~ ARRANGEuESr
-Sg Is ~ FOR is4o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

= . EMOvAL-M Reilly has removed 90 warehouse
- No. III. west side market square, lately oc-u.
pied by James IT, Chaplinc. and one ioor north Of Mr.
George McMuueys store. dc. 3
q - bids Best Dutch NADER,
2 tons LogHood.
$ bbls Chip do
2 Scroons Span. hotant Indigo.
10 bills Copperas.
2 DO Alum.
4 do Salt ire,
s do venotsu Rod.
5 do Spanish Brown.
S do do Whiting.
IS ksgs White Lead, justreceiyei snd hr sl'a BY
iang PANTONS e. TfNEIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

NSU RANCE.-rhc Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Wheeling continue 10
take, at the usual rates. all kinds Of insurance a.
galnst IRE, neaIEs the dangers Of the OHIO and Ms
sIssl2pi nVe's and ther tributary stream
once on Main street IN Forsyth and Attcrjury.
Worehouse DANIEL LAME.
ian 10 A.e,ton1 So.'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
HATS. GAPS. &C.

w w. w: q, q ; 5; u; aJ J!ME $ H.. y Whole c,H:.
West side MGir ST set near MdTket Alley, Wheel
ing, VrginiG.-Have on hand and are constantly
naGuiaciurnga genera assortment o. veiy superior
aud Castor. plain White Rus Plain ard Napt Hats
Of every size aud c%Hality. They likewise keep con-
stantly on hand an assortment OF men and boys Fur
and Cloth Caps, all of which they offer 10 their GUS
toners and ~thepublIc On the most accommodating
terms. Country Merchants and dealers generally
are respectfully requested TO give them a cal and
examine thcIr stock as theF are determined to sell
cheap for en- an or apnrnved ~rcdif. AuC. 4. 1879
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
Newark, y. J. July q, 1855.

Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, EEfc;laHy Cr-ed.
MIR. W M. Tucker. having lately he n restored 10
n sound staie 81 health, through the etFicacv OF Or.
Hunts Botanic Pills, thinks 1t IN indispensable duty
10 state certain facts relative TO The disease under
which he had 50 long suffered, The symptoms
wcre-a painful Obstruction. with n constant reiec-
ton o. food, headache, palpiiaton vt the hear.
iowneSs o. SPIN $, a troublesome dry cough, dIzzl-
ing, almost constant pain IN the SIDE, IONS. and
shonidcrs, accompanied wtth much langsor and
debility. These Affections, together with an un-
usual degree ofFatutence, brought on such a stare
OF extreme weakness. asst prevent him from at
tending u ms bushes and his health appeared lost
beyond recovery His friends aad relatives became
alarmed Al the melancholy PROSPECT, add strongly
recommended Hunts BOianls PIils-they were ad
MINI tered and in o few days produced astonish-
ing reiief. and finally realized a perfect restoration
10 sound health. VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
PARRY

Principal Office, 10 North Eighth street. PhiIadel.
phia Pittsburgh Office, No. IL St Clair street. next
door TO the Allegheny bridge. where this invaluable
medicine may always he found. Also for sale at the
Book store sfJohn Fisher. Wheeling. Va.
nov 5--Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19
Liver Complaint, Nth much D~erdnCe1enE Of q
Lirer system.

Rirer Complaint, Nth much DerdHCe1snE Of ~
Lirer System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was all c.ed with a bilious
and nervous iisense tn an alarming degree, ben -
attended with all the dlstr sslng symptoms which
affect n relaxed condition, viz; A sick headache
loss of appetite, ciddlness in the head, pain 10 the
spssmodic pains in every part OF the body, cold
ciIils, sallow complexion, costvnPss, and n con
stant dull pain in the right side, which often indu-
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he thought
he was afflicted with every mrCTnsl complaint rhe
human body is liable To. He was generally making
trial Of various remedies, all of which were equally
~fruitless urUl ne had recourse 20 Hunts Botanic
Pills, from the superior virtues Of which medicine
his health il perfectly re-estabIshcd, and is now
able 20 pursue his employment free from main or
2lsease. JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

aNASTERN BANK NOTES.-The highest price
~ paid for the nstcs on all Eastern Banks. and con
stantly for sale at the cuncn. rates Of exchange
nov % \. r. GOFF & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

~ Two DAILY Inns FnR BAL.
SS= IHF-@<, TINORE. WASHINGTON CRY, Pm
WGSts~ LApELPHIA AND NEW NoKN. %
Tho ,u,v M th. N.s,,.,sl n,,t|
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

DROWN TANNERS OLA few bsls. Brown
Tanners OIL for ssle BY D. HULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-19

hbls Old GIN,
80 2S hblsS Malsar Wine.
IL DO american Brandy.
= pspcs Cogriac do
S hhds NJ Rurs 70 s'ars SOD ~ sals BY
snT FANICrS H1iSCLI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-14

destroyed On this point there must be no
misgiving, no subterfuge no palliation."*
Every friend 10 The system must be match
ed as an enemy TO his race, 10 his country
and especially 10 Tie iaborer. No matter
who he is, in what party he is found, or
what name he bears, he is in our judgment,
no true democrat, us be can be no true
Christian"
The next and last step is TO take awaA a
mans property al his death from his lrils
and children, and gire il 10 tie public =
Following the destruction OF banks, must
come that of Monopolies of all PRIVILEGES
There are many ofthesc We cannot spec
ify them all we therefore select only one
the greatest oflhrm oil, the privilege which
some have Of being born rich, while others
are born poor II tciH be seen khai are aiiude
10 The Hereditary descent of property AN
ANOMALY IN OUR AMERICAN
SYSTEM, WHICH MUST BE RE-
MOVED OR TIE SYSTEM ITSELF
WILL BE DESTROYED"
"A man shall have all he honestly ac-
quires so long MS he himself belongs to the
world in which he acquires it. BUT HIS
POWER OVER HIS PROPERTY
MUST CEASE WITH HIS LIFE,
AND HIS PROPERTY MUST THEN
BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE
STATE. ~ ! TO be disposed of by some
equitable law, for the use of the generation
which takes his place"
at is n great measure, and startling
The rich, the business community, will new.
er consent to it, and we think we know too
much of human nature 10 believe that il will
ever be effected peoceably. It will be ehec-
ted only by the strong arm of physical
force"
at will come, ifil comes at all, only at the
conclusion Of war, the like OF which, the
world as yci, as never witnessed, and from
which, however inevitable i, may secure 10
theeye Of philosophy, the heart Of HUMANE
TY rccoiis with horror" II
Such are the measures now necessary 10
follow up the Sub. Treasury, and carry our
Loco Focoism TO It's full extent The labor
ing classes are to be called upon 10 pros
tra,e the clergy and school masters, church
rs and banks and they are to be urged on
10 this work by the prospect Of sharing in
the spols of every mans fortune when h,
dies. Such is loco focoism, as set forth by
one Of The leading members of the party
and one whom Mr. Van Buren, deems it hes
10 encourage with a salary of some 1000
dollars year. Let tie People trembie, II
IN the coming contest Martin Van Bare'
shouM succeed, for BRowNsoNs dochia
WW then be tried.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-14

One million dollars in silver. then, welghs
10000 lbs, or Just TIL lRTY TONS. Now
let us 90 back to the account oil expenses lot
thres Years each of Van Buren, and Adams,
as compared above
Balance against Van Buren, including pub
lie debt, Al millions Of dollars, or hoelre
hundred and thirty tons Of stteer.
Excluding public debt SO millions OF dol
lars. or seventeen hundred and Jofty tons
Of silrer 49,.
I'm permanent and ordinary expenses, near
s millions, OF nearly ti0O hundred an" |o'-
ty tons of siioer. M.
In extraordinary expenses, Az miiilons' "
twelre hundred tons Of sitOer. =,
If we carry the illustration still !arther,
we shall find that Mr. Van Buren's excess OF
GO millions in three years, exclusive OF .he
public debt, would make three thousand Jon'
hundred and eighth one horse acaSoH to@as
at halfa ton each and if we divide II by
three we shall find that the excess has oeef
$50 tons Of silver 100 wagon loads) eacd
gear =, IL. :.
the country is estimated al less ihan oo mn
ions. and the mere eJceSs OF Mr van Du
ren,s three wears amounts 10 almost tw'
thirds Of the entire specie Of the country
And is this a matter OF no consequence
Is il of no importance to know mhere an'
for whatthis money has been spent whethe
il has or has not been advantageousiy expen
ded and soho are responsible Tor ~ ines
are the questions we intend TO examine some
what; and il is for the purpose OF lmpressini
the reader with the importance OF them an
thus elicit his attention, tina. we have presen
ted these facts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-14
Law THE OLD 8, THE NEW

VI az LA " - III OhD y mn ~ - ~
Look on this pictare.-The project for q
standing army, recently proposed by Score
tary Poinseit, and which MIR Van Buren,
said he could not too strongly recommend
provides that the militia, when called out fol-
training, shall be subjected TO articles Of
mar The fifth section Of these articles is
as follows:
Art s. ANY officer or soldier who shall
use coatemptuous or disrespecJM acord,
against The President of the United States,
against the Vice President thereof, against
the Congress Of the United States, or against
the Chief Magistrate Of any Of The United
States in which they may be quarlered; il
a commissioned officer, shall be cashiered
or otherwise punished, as court martial
shall direct; il non commissioned officer
or soldier, he shall suffer such punishment
as shall be inflicted on him by the sentence
ola court martial"
And on Mis.-The second section Of the
famous sedilion act, of John Adams admin.
is,ralon, reads as follows:
Sec @ That if any person shall aoriie,
VffHt, Utftf " T"UftWi w sii'ii C~"SS "
procure TO be writtea, priated, altered or
paJfishcd, or shall Knowingly and williugly
assis! Of aid ia ,criiiaS prinitRg, Mterlag on
publishing any false scaaaatOas md mali
cious writing or writings, against the gov
eminent of the United States, or the Presi-
dent of The United States, with intent to de.
fame the said Government, or either House
oflhe said Congress, or the said President,
or to bring them or either of them into CON
tempt or diSrepuie, --or 10 excite against
them or either of or any of them, the hatred
of the good people of the United States, or 10
excite any unlawful combinations therein,
fol opposing or resisting any law ofthe Uni
ted States, or any act of The President of the
United States &c, then such person, being
thereof convicted, before any court OF The
United States having jurisdiction thereof
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
two thousand dollars, and by Imprisonment
not exceeding two years"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-14
MONEY GOES
THE GOLD SPOON STORY.
(Contiaued.)

How do you like this. said Mr.. Ogle. |
suspect. sir, that although many Of these
honest Loco Focos would be pleased 10 see
American Comiortables introduced at the
palace, they will hardly admit the property
OF the true representative Of the real hard
handed democracy sending the cash OF the
People across the wide Atlantic for the pur-
chase of French comlorlables,' at a time, too,
when thousands Of American cabinet
makers aud upholsters, who are quite as in
genious and quite as handy, in their respec-
tive crafts, as the artisans Of Paris and Ly'
ons, are out OF employment, for the want OF
market for their beautiful fabrics.
But this is no,al, for in the same Abstract
OF pa ments made by Il. l.. Smith, the fol-
lowing bill is also included;
washington, August 20, 1887.
The United States Government for Presidents
House To Augt. F. Cammeyer, DIR.
ass Broadway, New York.
For GOLD LEAF. GLIDING
MATERIALS, labor and ex-
penses TO the Presidents House D2000 90
August %, received payment in lull of L.
L. Smith, AUGT. F. CANINE YER"
Also, an original bill (Guy receipied) Of
| G. H. and j. F. White for sundry"FRENCEl
BEDSTEADS," "MarJie top Washstaads,"
Dining room Commode," with "Stalioaa;r,
Marble tap" dressing Beaureaus," anu
other upholstery. bought August 10. 1897,
for the sum of Dl 500 so Of the People,
cash.
In the name of my constituents, said Mr..
Ogle. Indignantly, | here protest against
this extravaganza and unlawful expenditure
ofthe public money for elegant FRENCH
BEDSTEADS. and foreign geao Saes.
Must the American oak and hickory, and
cherry, and walnut, and maple, that admit
OF the smoohrst stain, stand neglected In the
forests, for the GILT ROSEWOOD, SANDAL
EBONY, BOX and MAHOGANY oil FRANCE
and the far off Isles Of the sea = Shall the
Peoples money be shipped across the
ocean, by the Peoples chief serraat 10 sup
port FOREIGN MECHANICS, whilst
our own CUNNING WORKMEN' almost
perish for lack Of bread Shall that bread
be withheld from the mouth OF the honest
laborer" al home, but avished upon the sub
[jects of kings abro@d2
And vet this outrage upon the American
people has been committed by party who
claims to be the exclusive democracy oil lhs
country The sum of EIGHT THoUsANr
FOUR HUNDRED and NINETY NINE dollars
has been paid by these retrenchng reiormer'
for FOREIGN CARPETS, and oil cloths
Here are some Of the bills
New York, July 3, 1887.
, The President OF the United States, by i
l.. Smith, bought of Joseph Lowe, I'M
PORTER of ENGLISH Carpets, VI
Cloths, etc. 333 Broadway, corner Q
8 Anthony street. oo !,
!, 90 yards Brussels body, at lbs D22o .
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