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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

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''"'' ara pleasant IN lie cfcris. the meet certain a.,
or,'I oi health and sa' ard Cfleci,al cute OILY -
i LISA 'r INDlGFSTlCN. and oil STOMACH
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=! lhfy sooiho tho nerves Of scrsibiliiy md
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""e n"'a' s pristine tone. ard gives str, nr,h np5
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LECAlSE Hsy aercr destroy IL coct, - he S.o,,i
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- p. science aud experience touch ti.ni n,
- aivhe, VII cure the disees,s Of the s,o
mach and nerves Weakness il th, ,ri,,,. ,a,a -
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LE'AtSE Dr. HarlI,hs medicine il rut nm uro,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

LIQUORS d WINES -Champai.n Brandy su.
peFiOr 10 years old.
4 Seglerie Cvniac, Fine favor 6. dark color
BORDEAUX Brandy, DO DO
Domestic Rrandv in Ia pipes
Tennessee Peach Brandy
JamTca Spiriis. ~ wears old
Holland Gin. n. Il. Rum,
Port Wine, tTTc5lc grape nd low nricoIO
Madeira Wine. TINE and low prced)
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga Vince
Muscat IN cases IN 81 re for sale on accorn
mCdaing terms, by the cast or on orait hy
SOLOMON KING
may 2S-tG No. 90 corner of Wafer & Union II :
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- strengthening ana German APcTiCHs Pas
E'Et MAIlSAi, entirely cured nv the use Of d.
" I. HAkl4FHS COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
iNG AND GERMAN APER!ENT PILLS
! MI. SOLOMON WILSON, cr Chester Go Peunsv'
wanna afflicted for Two years with the al,yr
is"ase. o.! which he had 10 use I'M No.. g ;I,
"'''S' ms symptoms were circulating min nm eli
hs JOINTS especially ia his Hip shoulder and AnkJe,
-,H!N increasing always iOwars evening attended
'.H neat mr.. WILSON one time not abs
'i'e hs limbs oH account of the PAIN being 81 or, a.
lc HIc alvised hy y friend of his to ,r,,,,s n,
iAhLIIIIS FILLS, which he sent 10 IN. agent r,
"est Chester and pr,.curcd some; on using Tie mel
' ''Itd day tile pain disappeared and his strength
increasing last. and IN three weeks was mile Ia ,tten
- ms DnS!hcss' bach he had done for \ month,
or INC benefit Of Others afflicted he wishes these inc,
u'al They may DC reeV ed, and again enjoy
'Ie Pleasures VI IA healthy lie.
WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSTIPATION mr.,
ofEci by DIR. SNAYNE'S CONPOIND SyRIr,,
" IhtNI VIRGINIA or WILD CHERRY ~,
WILSON GREENE. oT Lancaster county, y, ,,,i-.i
''" " me above disease. His symptoms were chtlh
''''ued 10y heat, lowness Of spirits SILT taste in
'S m'"ih dry cough, great oppression il, the br,.o.,
loss 90 appetite frequent splitting md courbi,, M 90
IRONY and hord blood. A(tor p-:ng two bottIe of,b
'h'N" syrup the cough ceased M. I.,,I,, 49,, .,
mem 7id by using Two more hutles ain these di.
,''',''s '"''n2s were removed. lie is now enjoy
friends VI IA NE
Extract OF letter dated
ERiE, Pa. September 81. ls3q
, 't" sri tis day send Ir some of Dr. SN,,y,..
r''""- irzina ~ Wild Cherry rup: there 81
',''''' Nrk IN iiS place. unJ has bees for , .,, ,
"is i'i"d iie medic inc and finds il heIt- him n,rl
a'n o'iIoc-c send me s,nre immediately: sen i,,,
'O'ucs u You cannot send MORE
Ia haste yours Sc
- CINCINNATI, Angus. 10 1870
Respected Friend. Dr. Sy,ayp,-I a., -. -.
'I '"y"n tr i,e benefit have received f,1, ,he 49,,
you5 COMPOUND Syrup Of Wild Chcrry Bark ,,b,ss
''''''s was TIE m'nss Of restoring my health -,
''''" ea WIN common cold, which terminated ~, .
'',' ,'i-eo'' upon tie longs. ] a. length bscsp.
""'h d'hihiaiei from constant coughing and L.. =,
'if'''c' ana gave up III hope Of recovering ne 49,,
=, "y l''ii'y H"d hecn carried Oh BIZ constImyuo.
c"E recommended By friend Of mine Mr. Ev.,xo,
%" make lr'1l OF your incstiu1tlc .yrup I AL -
NI''" terminated ~ performing u perC,rt rpro
'aNt much 70 say 10 YOU vshcn sec YOU. ,,bi,L -
~ ms ia'I' You may make use Of these lines r. -
'"N proper That those afflicted IEay fad f.licf -
~ ''i' source Yours truly.
JAMES PARRY.
iHncipa Office. 10 NORTH Eighfh street pi,iI,5et
,hH Fnishurqh Office, No. IL St Clair .frsf -,
'''. 70 ihe Allegheny bridge v here this invaI,sti
"'i'cne may always be found Also s,r NE - al.
'''H Store iJohn FISHER, Wheeling Va.
nov J--ly
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tiCOB q MITCHELL.
Commissrg y Forway9,nv
uERCUd WIS.

10. % M4V 81 WrETtrc
~ Make purchases aud slIss pu Commission. Of
9.I Kinds Of Gucerics County Produce. aud n,,1,,,e
ManIEriur.s AeI r.rc,ye 1uI ff,ysrI pr store
Ff0.Ic" 1.n ii-s-'in.lif iu C,cn,fii. Terms mosr.
nts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Isl hEIElN ED.-Dicl's works complete a, :
i'o'T nyron works ard LockhOrts Life of Scott,
lsoulheys P"eIical works Boas history at ,h RI,
'ioh fercy AnecdnIeS. Lite and Times of Runv,n
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD
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STONE CUTTERS & STONE ser.
TIERS WANTED

A BOUT 40 Stone Cutters and 20 Stone
N Scuers wented IN tbe Slack WaterImprove.
mcnt Of BIching Eivcr az Locke Nos. and
Lyck No o. Is three mites fOm the Ohio river
and lrck No 2, siV.
For further particulars inqurc a. Lock No l. of
John ROscbrough. PA.MEI, GUfOT * Co
gep St e % 7s 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

JACOB & MITCHELL,
C01fJfISSIONS FORWARDING LERCLTA MIS-.
No. G., Min street Wheeling Va.
Make purchases and sales Commission Of all kinds
of Cenntry Produce, Domestic Manufactures q Gro
ecrirs
Also. receive and forward or store Prolbce and
Mefchlndzo in general .ug 3
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Egntl.LiNG S1VINGS INSTITIT

NW&LNE PER CENT TER ANNG.M--I,,l-r.
y CT NJ the rate OF Twelve per cent n,r ann,
VIII he sih by the subscribers. for all ,cprsiics rn,c
'l'iI %'i'te' Tor sixty days and upwards which ga.
be Withdrawn without prcyiuus noiica ,,,l - -
VIII he secured by mortgage on unncumbcrpJ real -,
'aIe IN THIS city. fob IL G A. r. GOFF A co
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

A complete Fal.re.-Thc city of Mobile has
faiied, and assigned its property. The New York
Journal of Commerce states that u mercantile
house in that city, that had suit against the city
Of Mobile for $500, of the bonds issucdby the cor
poration, has just received advces that judgement
has been obtained; but previous to its being rem
dered, the corporation Of the city had made an as
sgnment or deed oftrust OF all the real estate be-
longing to the city, by which act the judgement
obtained against it, is useless. The resent de-
struction OF property by fire, in this city, has led
to this distressing event.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
Beware Gf Wing Deception; mud Election
Ncyya for Political Effect.

The Wings 60 the whole hog in their
game of deception. They have their
counterfeit LOG Cabins" their canoes,
hard cider, and other fooeries TO dupe
the people in the canvass, and when an
election is held they send forth false re-
turns and swear that they have succeeded.
They very rarely await the returns, er-
psrieace having taught them that there Is
nothing to expect from them for their
cause.
In this state and in Maine, long time
before the intelligence could possibly have
reached them, they shouted "vlctory y
and persevered in their shouts until au-
thentic information compelled them by
degrees, to back out and, in the ena, the
official returns made them acknowledge
that "the Loco's haze succeeded but BY
small majorities."
We apprehend the people sufficiently
understand the character of the Wing
journals and Wing extras, issued for po-
ll'ical effect, to be on their guard.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
Newspapers.
gerry.

Mons. Nat,encre is making collection OF
newspapers. lie intends to include specimen
of every paper published in the country Hi
collection already amounts to two thousand.
When completed, he intends to deposit it in the
national museum a. Paris.-Proriden0 JyurRGl.
Monsieur Vattcmc-c would find some curious
specimens this way,-f he should come quick
Chicago Tribune.
n1TTrue, friend Tribune. Wonder il he won't
find fourth part of democrat and the balance a
compound Of treachery, disa6ectio", and 'chig-
gery. which prolongs its existence by expressing
those in its employ, and calling rats" to its aid,
by eating out tie substance of honest men, and
depriyng them of an honorable livelihood, IN the
character of Il certain journal in Chicago.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
GEN. WIN. II. HARRISON

IN the Ohio Legislature VOTED IN FAVOR Of
law SELLING FREE WHITE MEN INTO
SLAVERY by which an old Revolutionary sol
der could be sold into the service of free NEG no
or an American TORY, iorrcscntinr with a blow
OF mere attempt TO make one, an insult to him
sell or even to the American Flag, if he was
fooh, and could not pay the fine and costs of n
prosecution.
REMEMBER! too, that, when Governor o.
Indiana, he approved an iniquitous law Of the
same kind, to whichwa superaddcd penalty of
THIRTY NINE LASHES, if the white slave.
male or FEMALE, sought liberty by abscondine
from scrvitule!
REMEMBER! That while Governor of the
same territory he signed law providing tina, sin all
cases where free persons arc punishable with fines,
servants (mcaning all persons, black or WHITE,
bound to service by agreement or purchase, accor-
ding to the peculiar laws ofhc territory shall be
punished by whipping, ut the rate Of twenty lash.
cs for every eight dollars" thus making FORTY
CENTS of the RICH MANS MONEY equal
to ONE LASH on the POOR MANS BACK ,
REMEMBER! That while Governor of the
same territory, he signed law imposing PRO-
PERrY QUALIFICATION upon voters, by
which none bat such as owned FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND were entitled TO the right of suffrage /,
AND REMEMBER! That al tbs do,', IN III,
speeches, he not only acknowledges that he signed
those Ines ,cher his peto ucouM hare been a CON-.
rlrrE NEGATIVE 10 their passage, but erea at.
TEMPS 10 JUSIIF Y emii
REMEMBER! That, when commander of the
Northwestern Army. he RESIGNED MS COMMITS.
si'- in the darkest period Of the war with Eng
land, when the blood of unoiicnding women and
children was reoking from the hands Of the muir.
dcrous savagc, and that he was fortunately The
couafry) succeeded in command by the brave old
soldier ANDREW JACKSON, who ended the
war at New Orleans in blaze of glory!
REMEMBER! That in the U. s. Senate "the
name Of Gen. Harrison" nas stricken oia of re-.
solution, proposing 10 present him, among others,
with medal anda vote Of thanks, and that the
Common Council Oft the city Of New York, by
vote Of ~ to o, UrREfUsED to him tho no.
nor Of the freedom Of the city, notwithstanding the
same body had rendered tina, honor to Decatur
md Perry BY atSsassi,aou note
.A~...
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

The record of no state or territory Is biachcned
b. any law sanctioned by him, so.g lbs itiIo"
citizens into SLAVERY because they happened
to be POOR. by HIM poverty was never cons
dered sufficient reason for DIsFRAScnisEMLNr,
and he never was found balancing L,saEs on the
poor mans back, against the MONEY Of the rich.
But, being the son of poor man himself, he has
always been the champion of the poor mans rights;
and the records of his own state show that chiefly
10 his efforts are the people Of New York ndcht-
ed Cor the total abrogation Of all PROPERTY qua
glcATIoSs.
Although he was not commander in the war
Of 1912, he was the able defender and supporter
of that war in the councils Of his own state and
never, in lis earliest perio1, was known to talter
or to RESIGN his post.
He has ever been firm foe to federalism in all
its hues, and as democrat of the Jeiiersonian
school, has always been the Incorporating OPP
poncnt of a NATIONAL BANK, an OPPRES-
SIVE TARIFF, and all other measures concoc-
ted by Federalism to favor the aristocrat' and
bankers Of this country and England, at the cx-
the United States.
As friend of the Union Of the States, he, as
soon proper opportunity presented itself, took
an open and decided stand against ABOLITION
fanaticism, and denies the right of one state to in
tcrfcrc with the domestic concerns of another.
Unlike Harrison he never for the sake of get.
carry out the proscriptive doctrines of ANTIMA.
SONRY, but frankly avowed his determination to
prescribe no man because he chose, in constilu-
tional way, to associate with whom and in what
manner he pleased.
Though he has frequently been before the peo-
pie for their surrascs he has NEVER ONCE
BEEN DEFEATED.
As the candidate of the democratic party he is
before The people in clear light, and would con-
slider it degrading to himself, the party that sup.
port him, and the nation and age in which he
lives, il he should refuse to make known to the
people his principles, or should entrench himself
behind an Irresponsible COMMITTEE. The
Democratic party are indignant at the insult Of.
iered to the Judgment and intelligence of the peo
pie in the attempt to mslcad them by such shock
ing humbuggery and extraordinary means as are
made use Of by the Wings, and, relying on the
justice Of their cause and tho purity of their prn
ciplcs, are confident of glorious and permanent
triumph over all the factions combined in support
ing MODERN WHIGGERY.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
FREEMEN OF ILLIN0IS!!
Prepare for the Great Contest OH
Monday The I'd Of NOyembcy

The time is at hand when the American people
arc again called upon to choose from among them
all individual to fill the highest office in the world
when they have to choose between the old and
well tried principles of Jeil''rsonian Democracy on
the one side, and ancient Hamiltonan Federalism
Oh the other; between party striving for the
"grca;est good to the srca,es, number" and par
ty striving for the chartered privileges of the FEW
between party founding its hopes of success on
the judgment Of the people and the innate parity
OF its principles as openly avowcd and laid before
the public for examination aaa discussion; and
party founding its hopes of success on the iguo-
rance and sulhbiiy OF the people, with principles
either too odous to be submitted to them for ex-
animation, or without making precnsions to any
principles whatever: in short, between the party
whose candidate is MARTIN VAN buren,,
aud the party whose candidate is WILLIAM II.
HARRISON. And in this contest LET EVERY
FREEMAN REMEMBER That
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

elfgovernmcnt,-and the appeal of the Democra.
of the electors; between the candidates present.
ed for their sui'ragcs-one being '.physiealiy and
intellectually incompetent and Objectionable on
account of his old federal anti-republicun princ.
ples--his insulting silence when asked his on.
Mons upon gr'ca, questions of public pocy-his
deceptive course, striving to be all things TO nil
men, when speaking for the ',priraie eyc," and
saving nothing for the '.pubiic eye" his connex-
ION with the party that has aAoays OPPOSED the
rights and traduced the characters of the SET.
TIERS between such candidate and the
present incumbent, the capable and faithful De-
MOCRAT from his youth to the present time
the man who has always contonded for the largest
liberty is one cnPhatically Of the people, and has
always labored for them, and they in turn have
ALWAYS supported him. Yes, it is the conviction,
that the people arc TOO intelligent to he deceived
by the articles of the wings that inspires us with
confidence We say, then. to all Democrats,
having confidence in the virtue and intelligence of
the great body Of the American peoplc-in their
capacity for self RECOMMENDATIONS ALosr''-
victory certain again to perch upon our standard.
The federal wing humbuggcry of the day CAN
NOT succeed. TIL, people CAN NOT be
iuped and deceived by the base means federal
whigge.y is employing Tor that purpose. LOOK
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
CAUTION /:

Democrats look to your tickets and see
that the names are all correct. The
names of the Democratic Electors may be
found under our editorial head. Let
every Democrat supply himself with
ticket and be sure It's o. X, see also that
it is correctly recorded on the poll book,
and let the Judges of election see that the
names are properly returned.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
Timely Eoiice.

Number 26 will complete the first six months
OF the Tree Trader. Those who wish to save ifiy
cents have an opportunity Of doing so by paying
attention to our terms We shall strictly adhere
to them in all case', and give this timely notice
that our subscribers may avail themselves of the
advantage of an early call.
Those indebted to US for job work, and pnrti-
cuiarly lor printing Election Tickets, &c. will con-
fer favor, as well az further the interests Of the
Free Trader, by settling their accounts.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
BOYS. AHE YOU ALL READY

|, is but a short time before the great
contest of November, and ARE WE
READY! Every Democrat should be
up and doing from this time until the
battle is fought. Let there be no faithless
sentucls--no sleeping watchmen in the
democratic camp and around the republic
can standard. EVERY MAN should.
not only be active himself, but erdeavor
to inspire his neighbor with the same
praiseworthy enthusiasm. VICTORY
Is CERTAIN. but inactivity and quietudo
will render the victory incomplete !!
RALLY, then. one and all, and let our
triumph be such as shall completely route
the discordanl factions Of modern Wing
gerry.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
DEmocRATrC PLATFon VI.

Oppogition 10 National Bank, as fu,.ght yiM
d,iagsr to our free hsstif,.tioas and 10 he Lbe-
lies Of Tie Etools, fom is necessarily great a'id
eo,~'yvlsns po,ce, ore The g>,egs eu,raicy IN :
Business oftas cos,lfry. 0gp@vion t5tas pres
snt Blinking System, az d,feiire Ia p,6Icrk
and unsats IN practice. and resu ytag rad cat
y.grm. A fo!M @guuii@g u he tfsral eorce1ns
Al Government pom all Baking l,stifatioas.
Is the Jeet g,aiaiier FIR the prs,eytctioa Of or
NMotai Iidsptade.,ss. Encouragement n cH
Banks, based upm soand 2ytne'Pi'. ~iM HE
G-aty dad a,spoatm' Ut al h.aos 10 efefm
ss,y Ills 4. e5!N and ises, and Gl c1prtsS pro
s,.;oa Il, al B,M Carries s.71ig@g amfA
..cn;fy TO be g;re,; 10 tie SAFE t,o' HE ,edemp-
ton OF hie.r Issues ia spe.ie OF dem@ld, GGd lie
gerpet,.ri sulj@iioa If oil acts q incorporation
10 fie control 81 he Lsglhitrc.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
ELECTIONS.
,r.irr.-.'rhc 0ucs,iou settled.

The latest and most authentic intelligence from
this State settles the question as to the result OF
the recent election there. FAINF:EsD, the Demo
cratic candidate Is ELECTED.
We think there can be no doubt as to the cor
RICHNESS Of the above. The Boston Post, and
other democratic journals have published the re.
turns AID make tic result as stated above. There
is NO DOUBT that Maine viii give her electoral
vote for Van Buren, Il johnson. We put her
down certain az
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

downright lying about every man and every mea
sure Of the administration.
Millions cf Honey,
contributed by American Bankers and BRITISH
! fnrdmoneers, used in misleading and buying
votes. to place British Whiggory in power, and by
! them place the General Government under the
control of the Bankers of ENGLAND.
Frauds at Elections.
BIZ means of putting false votes in the ballot
boxes, Inv fllsc returns, and by official certificates
and ''Jroad sea2s.'
Buiiying al TIC Polls,
70 prevent weak and timd men from exercising
the right Of suffrage.
Suspe,ading Specie Payment
Il,v n,e Ranks 70 create universal PANIC and
dsmay throughout thc country, ruin merchants
and business men OF all kinds aud then falsely at
lributing it to the administration.
in Organization,
to bring to the polls every man they can induce by
argument or money, Establishment or threats IL
Guor or lies, to vote the wing ticket.
.7bitsing tie Ffaahiag Privilege.
by members of Congress They have stationed
at Washington Committee of five members OF
Congress who haze, during the whole summer
daily ranked and sent to the Post Office cart
loads OF ccctionccring documents, speeches, &C.
printed at the "Madisonan" Office, thus unlawful
ly making the people pay thousands of dollars to
help their enemies into Office.
Such Democrats is the man, such the party,
such are the principles, and such the means with
which you have to contend. Such Is the hetcro-
geneous mass that is now determined to over
throw the pure principles OF democracy or perish
in the ATTEMPT Such is the character OF that des-
perate unnatural union Of factions that has threa-
tened in the event of its defeat at the polls, re-
sort to FORCE! and Compel the people TO be
governed by party whose principles and mea-
sure their notions of right and wrong will not
permit them to sanction. Can irecmcn, men re-
vevcrinc the doctrines taught by the sage and pa
trot Jefferson, be BULGIED by such men as
Preston. Rivcs, Capt. Stockton, Gen. HARRl-
son, the murderer Ora YES, &c. into the sup
port Of hos! Of factions, any (which separately
would he too contemplate to excite opposition
No Democracy, patriotism, common sense for
bid il! Rather will every friend of human liberty
on the End of November be found at the polls, ar
raycd against Federalism, against Apoitonsm,
against proscriptve Antimasonry, in short against
n. larn Whggery, humbuggery, and non-com-
nittai.n, and ia .Elror of Democratic equality
,l g.. c,,,,s. Commemorative and champion
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

Ns,c Description Of Cotton.--A new species Of
Cotton has been discovered by J.. @. Hornsby, Of
Covington, La. He says the bush grows from 8
to 10 feet high, branching out in proportion, and
producing from 1000 to 5000 pounds to the acre.
This Cotton is Of long staple and very fine tex
turc. Mr.. Hornsby thinks il as fine as ordinary
silk. lie says one sccd was found two years
since in a ches, Of tea, imported frcrA China; he
narnku ~ 81 ~axxi IN. WI which uaN II prn-
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
Foreign.

he steamship Caledonia, which arrived at Bo-
SION On the 18th inst. brings news that the great
wars and rumours ofwars" in Europe about the
EASTERN Question have ended in smoke, Mchemet
All having yielded at the eleventh hour to the
e''naii' OIL the -Four Powers. This news is. how
ever headed by the London papers, "Impo.t,n,
firue'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.. 1910.
UcMUUHHTIJ HtTUDLIJHN UNVUTVdFt0i 0H
FOR PRESIDENT:
MARTIN VAN BUEEN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
RICHARD W.. JOHNSON.
FOR ELECTORS or PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENTS

ADAM w. SNYDER, erS. Cur courtb
ISAAC P. WALKER, of Fer9hdm' county,
JOHN w. ELDREDGE, # Cooh county,
JOHN A. M'ChERNAND, cfGal'atin county.
JAMES Fl. RALSroN, u Aiams couny.
ExCTios OK THE SECOND DAf OF SoTTaBEa.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

Maryland
FIRST GUN!
Ia Boi,im,re City and County the Democrats,
after severe and desperate struggle have nobly
triumphcd.
In tho |" Monumental City the democrats have
succeeded by 270 majority, ard in the county by
abou, SEVEN hundred.
Later Intelligence.
This following returns we take from the Alba.
ny Argus: