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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
DEMOCRAllC SUSPENSION.

For the last two weeks there has
been no paper issued from this Office.
making in the 'Wbig' sense of The word
a SUSPENSION; brought on as it was, not
BY over issues, nor the non arrival
of the Great Western, nor The suppress
sion Of the Opium trade in China, but,
the inevitable laws of Nature and the
hard times. Al least so says our Paper
maker, and by the laws Of honor, we
are bound to place lltle reliance on
what he tells US. We had supposed
him enguIphed by some of misiortune's
terrible avalanches, bot it was moi The
case; for he tells 10 the river 'riz' and
all the coniendlng elements auayed
themselves in such order as TO oppose
his passage (o' ten successive daye'
In the mean time old Gen. Alcobo
came along, and "awey went GllpID,
hat and wig" and for 10 attempt 10 DEF
cnbe where he hiss been, and what he
has been doing ssince, would require
more time and 81 uce than we have tC
spare. Suffice it TO cay, we congratu.
lale our readers on the quick resump-
ton, and hope we shall never have oc-
casion hereafter to curtaI our issues.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

BARGAIN AND SALE "A federal Con
gresham from " York, has been deec
ted at Washington, in offering Duff
Green Ten thousand dollars, 10 stand as
candidate for Printer to the House, with
the understanding, that if elected he
should give The printing TO the Feder-
al editors of the National lntelIigencer,
and share the spOils. Surely these are
trying tines IN which we live. When
bribery and corruption stalks naked
through our Capitol.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
QUEEN OF TIE WEST.

From The returns Of The census Of this State.
taken last spring, it appears that the number Of
white male inhabitants, over the age of 81, is
29l 1872, being an increase of about 10000 IN
the last four years. The whole population Of
this State, taking this as basis, is not far from
500, 900. S. Bulletin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31


PITy THE VANITY OF POOR OLD MAN.
Gen. Harrison in his answer 10 tbe
Harrisburg Convention, says: ~ ac cepI
with gratitude, The nomination, which
you have conferred upon me; and believe
me gentlemen, no man is more thorough Ii
" convinced than am, that in selecting
a retired and unpretending individual
(Iike ME, the Convention we're in
tluenced BY circumstances often occnr-
ring in popular governments, to set a.
side the claims Of higher citizens"
Here is plain specimen Of the cgotlsm
ofthis superanua,ed old man, about ss
capable to fulfil ;the high Office to
which he is nominated, as any other
cd woman 60 years Of age. Citizens
of Ohio, can you give your votes TO
place such a man iD the presidential
chair. A man whom History tells US,
never had even in his brightest days,
more than a common mind, and who,
had it not been for wealthy infuenc g,
intrigue and vanity, would not al this
late day have been known beyond the
precincts of his native village. We
would not for the world, rob him Of any
Iaurels, because he has none TO be
robbed Of, } nor would we dlsparsge his
fair fame, (ior he has none to be dlspar.
aged, but we would gently reprove him
for becoming the foo. ball Of a reckless
batch Of aspiring renegades and bragga-
docians.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

HTTho entire banking capital of Massachu-
setts is S34 ,As5, ,OO0-Bills in circulation, ST..
S75, 322-specie, 81 ,eS8, ,273.> Is banks.
Mr.. speaker Hunter is one Of the 'avalahles.
He will moi avail to defeat the Sup.treasury
bin, or to give seats to the fyeNew Jersey ciai-
man,s with Governor but not a Peoples ces
ti6cate. Ii state Eagle.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
PENNSYLVANIA,

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania elected on
the ID inst. Daniel Sturgeon, to represent that
State in the Senate of the United states. MIR.
S. is sterling Democrat, and was elected by a
majority of a. votes over the federal candidate.
The traitor Mexican, is left at home solitary
and alone. a...L
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

ACKNowLEDG LMENTs.-- thank g.
are due to the Messrs Allen, and Tap
pan ofthe U. s Senate, and Leadbeltel
of the House of Rep, for highly impor-
ant documents.
Also TO COL John Brady of the State
Senate, for his promptness in transmit.
ting public documents.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
TREASON'S REWARD.-N, |

INEACOIV . NEW AND, ~.
Tallmadge, has been elected TO the U.
S Senate. by the Wing party of N Y,
The time has been, when the reward OF
treason was death. Now it is the lad.
der to renown, at least in the 'Whig'
ranks. 'Tis true they have precedent.
Arrold, after he was admitted To the bo-
'om OF our mortal enemy, burnt Nor.
folk, carried fire and sword into the
heart of Vnginia-destroyed millions
Of property murdered ard msssacreed
Fathers and Sons rnvIphed Moth
@ and Daughters, an0 was promoted
for it. Then why not promote N. PIT
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

KILLING TIME.--lt is notorious
fact, that during the first eleven days of
The present session Of Cong e's, The
Wings made 200 speeches, and The
Democrats 95. Who spends The public
money!
sAh. me what numbersofthe human race,
Most fortunately had escap'd disgrace,
Had Heaven forgot to give their mouths
tongue,
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C. We should he graltied TO learn, il
II comports we'll with the dignity Of a
Public Servant, 10 turn the USE of the
Thanking PrivelIge, into an ABUSE, b,
sending to this county, copies of pa.
pers not admitted into genleel society
the bare perusel Of which would cause
the blush to mantle Virtues cheek.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

C. A Harrison paper in the east, says,
The 26lh Congress is com posed of Fed
eralists, tories, nullfers, end Jacob tes.
Query. Where are the adherents ol
modern Whiggery2 Will the Advo-
cate answer?
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

WBIc REFLECTOR have receiv.
ed the celebrated speech of Dr. Duncan
ON the Broad Sea- oil Gov. Pennington
hany good 'Whig' wishes to see blm-
self or bis party through looking glass,
Let him rgad Duncan on Wbiggery,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31

BASENESS.-One Of the bases'.
dishOnorable, and TO every Republican,
disgusting principles OF the 'Whig' party
is, the calumnious and contemplate
manner in which they attack the b'gh
minded officers Of our Government, and
attempt to heap reproach upon their
cbaracters-charging them with beng
the authors Of all the pecuniary embar-
easements and stagnaliOu of business,
which nov like a miasma, hangs over
our country; and which every reAec-
ting mind knows 10 have been brought
on by an unprecedented system oil
speculation, backed and bolstered up
for a number of years, by se,of swind-
lere, who have by their inflated paper,
involved our commercial prospects,
our manufactures and our currency, in
one common wreck and which It will
take years to bring back to a sound con-
dition.
To every lover Of republican, Princi-
pies, to every honorable man, and 10
every respecter of the laws, these SIAN
ders (ushered forth with aRidity by the
whig presses, and endorsed by the
wholelwhig party, must be repnenant,
and can have no other tendency in The
end, than to. bring down the scowl OF
rebnke on their own heads, and steep
still deeper in lntamy, the corrupt and
proflIgate set Of slanderers COMPOSING
the body guard OF thatunpopular party.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
VERY CANDID,

A young Amarose, at political festival, gave
the following toast: The Ladies, we admire
them for their beauty; recpect them for their in
tellgence; and love them, because uo can help
=.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
OUR PROSPECTS.

Our table is filled mOuntain,high, with arti-
ces from Ohio pvpers, responding to the 9th of
January Convention. We will insert them il
possible. The Sun says that the Democrats Of
cermont are impatient for the contest; and sug-
gests that they call county meeting on the 22nd
OF. FEBRUARY, and organize for the campalgn.-
This is right. We cannotb begin day too soon.
All that is wanting, is an curly, bold and ener-
getic beginning. The ball Is liz motion, and we
are in the daily receipt of letters that whiggery
is all up hill business among the farmers and
working. men of theSlae. Ohio Stateman.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
DEMOCRATIC S SrATE CONYEN.
.rION.
Columbus, Jan. g, 1910.

TIE following officers were appOin-
ted:
For President, THOS. l.. HAMER
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ARION.

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happiness.
ARION.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN
TloN.
Columbus, Jan. g, 1910.
TIE following officers were appoin.
ted:
For President, THOS. l.. HAMER
For Wee Presidente-
John Lar"ell, Nelson Frank lin,
VIM. MhItlgab, Wm. Trevru,
John Snyder, r. d. Foreman,
James Nj. Dorsey, John Patterson,
Timothy Griffin, Robert Mitchell,
Samuel ZInk, John G. P!gmOn,
VIM. Buchanan, Wm Patterson, oI
George lIou's, Rrchlaud,
w. LengDornugh, +. A. Sorague,
E. Wood, Joseph Thompson,
II. K Caldwell, james Nc Nut,
Secretaries
Wm. Dunbar, Oliver Jones,
hiTBm V, Wilson, +, Ii. ClIiett,
lnos. l., Catothers,
On motion oi Mr.. Kaufman, the Re-
port was accepted; aud the NOMINATIONS
Of the committee confirmed ny the. Con
ventiou.
On ee'Ion o. Mr.. Flood, i; was u
nenmcusly
KcS0iUed, That this convention re-
conmend 10. the democracy OF ONO,
WILSON SHANNON
iheptesenlex CURVE, foro reelection to
the office Of Governor OF this Slate
On motion of Mr.. Smiley,
A committee of five was appointed to
wait on hts, exceIlency, tn(orm hun #
his Nomination, and request his imme-
date alte e,dan:e Il The convention.
] he Presldeut announced Messr.
Flood, Coopar, Ankens, Tod and Nc
LaughIln, said comml'lee, who procee,
ded to discharge the duties assigned II,
On mO'lOO DI FiT. SdD'c,
RcsOicsd, Tha, the committee here,
tofore appointed TO draf, al address and
resolutions. he instructed to presen, 10
his convention, the names ut twenty
ne persons, to be supported as eeciurs
f President and Wee President Of the
U. States.
TIE committee arpo;r:sd TO wait on
the Governor, reported that they had
discharged that duty, and tha! the Gov
etnor was nov present III the conveU'
zion, whereupon he rose aud accepted
The nomination, and IN an appropriate
matuor. rendered his thanks to lht
convention for the honvr i, conferred
za)n mo'on,
ReSOlOed, That the PGesiden, anc
Wee Ptesiden, be empowered 10 ap'
point State Central { omrn t!ee 20 con
sl>t ofse'eu persons, 10 serve for th'
ensuing two years.
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed until Tomorrow morning, 8 o'clock
January Q, 1910.
The Convention met pursuant 10 ad
jourumenl.
The minutes yesterdays proceed
ings having been read and approved
Mr.. Vance from the Committee, app, IN
TED TO draft an Address and Resolution
reported the following which were unaD
imously adopted:
We must defer The Address until mex
week.
The committee reported the f0lowinv
resOlutiOas::
j ResOlUei, That we have increase,
confidence in The talents, integrity an
patriotism of Martin Van Buren, tha
his administration Of the government ha
been distinguished by wisdom, 6rmues
aid an unwavering adherence to SCUM
democratic principles; that he has full
redeemed the pledges given TO the A
, mericOR people, previous to his eleva
ton, and we, therefore, cordially rscom
|, mend him 10 our fellow citizens, as EN-
inentIy worthy Of their support, at tn
/ approaching Presidential election.
: ResolUed, That we have entire cor
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We commend our readers to the g.
rginal tale, on our fret pags'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
DRY GOODS.

NEw & CHEAP GooDS-Qoth and Ciossins
~ sEiaeiishmens 81 Water street. next door North
of u. 5. IIoel-rhc subscriber is now receiving
IN onsually large and well selected assortneai oi
FALL & WINTER GOODS. vifs
Extra wool dyed blue. black and invisible green.
cisrct aud brown Cloths asSo. biue-black brown and
green drab and Asphalt Cloth for over coats Casb.
and Cassinrts ofevery grade and colour vos,-
ingS. very choice sJfd large assortment
Ready male CSothisS--Blue. black, brown. rnvis
green aud claret Dress and frock Coats and Coatee-
blue brown. steel mixed, green and drab Beaver and
Pilot Overcoas blue an! green blanket and ion-sku
Ovcrcoai.. large assortment Cashmere and Cassnet
Pants and Vests and Round Jackets. with general
riety too numerous to Particularize. which will be Of
isred for very small advance, Wholesale & Retail.
nov 14--ia ALEX ROGERS
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ERtfh ~ NEW
- e. g. = seserS|<F. ARA NGFMEyT,
s. g sssE ~ Us e" '9'''
NEII. MOORE 4 Co..,hr

NEIL. MOORE & Co'stht srrCIN.
ClNNA1I. FdS iIlOt Ccach. leaves O'Clock A.
N. daily. Via Zanesville, Columbus. Sp.Hgfeld DAY.
ton and Lebanon-Ihoough IN AZ hours THIS limo
passes over fine McAdarniscd road the whoi, Dis
lance between W heelng and CIncinnsti--245 milos
Each coach OF the line accompanied by a Guard,
whose duty IT 10 attend the comfort If tho 2assen
gers and their arrI al the eud % the rou,s
IN the specified tae
Fast Mail. leaves at LA O'Clock ? NJ. daily. via
GAINESVILLE, Columbus. Ssungieid. Xenia and Jeba.
n"n-hrough IN ~ hours. carrying only thFee p1sser.
gers. and the only line 81 that speed
b. Tamadges Good Intent Coach. leaves at 9 o..
lclork, +. NJ. daily, VIA GAINESVILLE Iancas.ar Chilli
Gothic and Bambridge 10 Maysvillc. XIV and Cincin.
natl--through IN SIS hours se best Troy bG:!t win.
Ter coaches
| ~ Extras furnished either Of the above routes
AT the shortest notice and the rrasa bic " ms
Also coaches chartered TO go through without a. Ut
travelling Tor the Accommodation Of pariics 1 pleasure,
and for the convenience OF goneinsa yeiing with
their families For apply g; the company DID
established Office. No. "a Water street. Wheeling Va
jan 2l VIM NJ GRAIN. Agent.
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STAGE LINES.
OPPOSI ZION PEOPLES INr


~ Two DAILY LINEs rsR Bar.
S&fH-as rINoRE. WASHINGTON CRY. Pm.
S2E.6 LADELrEIN AND NEw YoKK los
e, the way OF the National Road
and Baltimore -nd Oho Rail Road
The public respectfully informed that having OH
the list day ut April ls-t purchased all the Stage ,ut
belonging TO James Recside 4 Co running on the Ma
tona road, the subscribers will coAtinuc 10 run the
heretofore
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EvErv NosNtxo,
at O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morning line earsrcsching Baltnor, same
afternoon. and proceeds 30 Philadelphia New York
same even-'g or noN, morning.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frcscrlck second evening and
lakes the masl line ears Immediately for Baltimore
where they arrive IN time 10 take the morning line OF
cars for Fhilndelphin and New York.
The prop'ciors of the above Lines an r--sdr os N,
rontc and every attention paid BY them personally to
the convenience and comfort of the passengers and
Dne OF them will always DC found at Wheeling Cum
oerland lagersown. Frederick and Baliinorc They
have the best of horses, superior Troy Coaches and
careful. steady and oblismg drivers; Travellers may
therefore depend upon being carried through with the
limos, expedition and m the safest manner Their Oh
eci is and always has been. render their lines a,
cast equal 20 any in the United States.
W. Office Erst door above the United States Hotel
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
sep Ii T. SuRTVER a. Co
Is'n,s''Ge journal HiN copy II &c nd olar
md charge Ghis Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05
PATENT .VEDtCy.VES,
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
TERESTiNG AND APPLICABILITY THE
AFFLICTED WITH

q. DiSc0scS Of the .Ssrsack, o. Nsrrcs.
GIueh as Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual un-
ger INC Worst symptoms OF restlcssnrss Losn-ss
$3.50. ~ ~ general kmaciauon, Consumption
| Jauad,ce both p,,,s-o OF L,VeT llyer ahecuons,
nts., worms oi every VarietyS Rheumatism; yh.,h-
o. SUE % Chron'c together with Cost, Scrofua
Fever, Scarlet Fever. Puirid Sore tb,oo, 100 .os
u asae Spasmo1Sis phiPtauSn Of the Heart and
Mysteries, TIC Doulourrsx Cramps F.Insic o.
sirueuons Heartburn, Headache Cough the Com
monor Humid and the Dry or the Whooping
Asthma, Gravel, aud Drovsy.
1te Blood has hitherto bern considered rs,
tmpiers and cthers, as ,he gEeat REGULATOR Of The
humt system, and SUI IL the dcyoredoess, ,f 81,
adhcIsns 10 that erroneous ductgnP that they con
,tnt themselves WIKI TIE simple Possession Of this
iailacots opinion. wliho etquiripg into the on
mary sources from whence Life Health ard viE-
our enana e. aud, rice perSE pain sicKnsss disc Sc
and death. Not 20 will Dr- Hunt whose exten-
siNc research and practical expenence 80 eminent
w qualify HIM for the pro fession OF which ne b.s
been one OF the most useful memLrrs Sc ON
tends-and moments reflection will convince
any reasoning mind OF the correctness OF his views
that the stomach. liver, and the associated Organs
are the prmsIS and great regulators Of health. AID
ma the blood IN very many instances 10 Dependent
OF these oIean- and kat unless Msdicns reaches
the root Of The disease the superficial snodvnes
usually prescribed serve but fuits 10 cover the
rsvages OF deep rooted melad,e- Under these con
vicuons' AZ me expense OF years Of close spphca-
ton, The doctor has .scoversd medicine whose
searching powers arc irresistible, and prescribing
u - with knowiedge gifts being radical cure
of the yaross disc already enumerated wen n
aprted IN the most critical cases, bar he does not
pretend 10 ascTibc 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from posi i've
prseis within the know edge OF hundreds heis pre-
pared 20 show, that when sverY other earthly RENE
dy has been Piven up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
h1venever Been known 10 fajl ia cfecting Two very
'raniyIng results that Ct rasing fro0 the bed OF
sickness aud disease those who have tested their
'fhcncy, sad thus amply rewardinS Or. Hunt for
MS lcag I'D anxious study 10 attain tins perlec.
Ion IN the HeaIng Art
The ex aordlnary success which has attended the
lso Il HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, Is the best
'rtDron al their sup error virtues, They nave
'een the means of raising host Of ahSuIshing p,-
ed IN the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

NIFTY bags Rio Coffee. 5 bags Alspice.
IL bags Pepper.1 ccroon Indigo,
1000 lbs new Goldfish, 400 lbs Etsom Salts
300 lbs superior French Currants.
SO boxes MIR bunch raisins. (nex fruiO
10 do White German Pipes,
halfdo. BAKERS prepared Chocolate,
cases double refined table Salt
iierces No. Salmon, = hbls Madeira Wine
barrels Lisbon Wine 10 chests Y ~. Tea.
half chests Gunpowdor Tea. just received and
f.ov 30 for sale low by NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-05

Mr.. EIc-ard uzsel was, BOO las December, suo-
lcoIv reIz.d with cold shIyeungs. which were enc.
eeeded bv pains iu every part Of Of the body. Tn
IL "a confined severe until The month Of NAV.
sben lie began 90 srIf blood, this was shortly after
,ucceede by nnckinR cough swelling sud pair
IN the chest. and the DISCHARGE Of blood irom th'
.a,,th became considerable; those symptoms
.blrh ere 90 often the messcugcra Of sudden death
.vsr~ in a.. course of a 70 ~ weeks followed by
fhick visCid ssppuratqn' uiiuElc" WIN oi-od ihs
.;,ctafauce Appeared 70 give hun Temporary re-
n a. the cough tecame 'ess tr0ublcscme ano
| tho appetite Increased The discharse 81 pus ~
| .--ssJ !, "a - body waF % wasted ae 90 1ssum.
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JAMES O'CoNNoR 4 Co

JAMES 0'CoNNoR 4 Co.'S
Fast Line Of Portable Car Bodies from Philclelha 70
Pinsburgh.-THRoUGR IN SIX DAYS
Warehouses, go & 2s2 Market street. philadelphia.
Corner Of Penn & Wayne SIS, Pittsburgh
WIS line commenced operations on the 9th inst.
Il being established for the accommodation of -er-
chants desrous TO have their goods through in the
shortest possible tire No extra charge vii! be made
during the season for irsghi carried BY he fast line
All Goods collected through The city and forwarded
immediately free of any charge for d.lyags OF .orfs.
sion. by having lists Of them le vita or sent To us
JAMES oC0NNoR & Co
Phila,elpha Sent 2I 6m
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pESENA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
60 THREE DAILY LINES FOR

s=zz===-=-Ts--s THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. PEILA
DELPHLA aud NEV YORK. Erfyaoriisar,,
Spcod| u. s. MAIL CHARIOT LINE-rrrkET
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through TO Baltimore bv conrractiu "A k5urs
the only iine at that spced.
leaves " heeng every morning az ; 10 O'clock
Iakesthe mail rail road Frederick AZ riyes in
Baltimore second morning (fiom WhcelingD takes
mail ears and reaches Philadelphia WASHINGTON
CITY, ere New York same day
NEW EXPEDITION LINE, l,aues VZcelips
every c-oSing reaches Frederick second evening
takes the came mail cars 20 Baltimore, Washing
ton, Phi adeli ina or New York
RELIANCE LINE, tsGpes Wheeling epery p,or
ming, reaches Frederick second morning, and takes
the morning line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening, and proceeds to PHILADELPHIA or N
9rk next morning; or, az the option Of passen
gels, takes the evening m all cars al Frederick
The subscribers have "a contract with the rail
rsao company 10 carry their mails and passengers
from Frederick, ana every arrangement has Teen
make TO insure comfort and regularity The pro-
prieiors OF the above lines reside upon the route
tfeir personal attention, devoted 80 the business
ana one OF them (Sr stationed aScai) will atw- W
o" found a. sTheeilng, Nashi lTton, Pa. Union
! iown cumberland, Hagerstov n, and Frcderick -
IN addition 10 which travelling agents ar employ
/ CO. whose duty q n 10. rcss along the route con
ssa ltly - superintend the lines.
| PRINTED rules and regulations for the benefit n
passe1ssrs, viii be Furnished en- application at tht
once Oh Water street, below u. : Hotel OF atTh,
virginia Hotel, Wheeling.
april STOCKTON, MOORE, FALLS & Co
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~ EW MUSIC q MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
i Just received at the Music and Variety Store.
Union NJ. aa esertucut OF noy ohd Fashionable Mu-
sic. consisting in part of SONGS
Old Rosin The bow. Raccoon hunt, Yankee wonders.
The dissatisfied man. A d C Duet.
\ wealthy old hian a wooing did 60
10 homes dear scenes babe a6icu.
On the Lake where droors The willow,
Long, long ago. They told me not to love him,
vi go no more rowing. Ayyakc my Lutte.
They tell me sh:'s longer Air Erin Is my noac,
Flow on thou shining river.
And n variety ef new Marches. Waizcs. Caliop-
AIDES. &c Hash's military music. arranged fsr bands
Hunters celebrated Instruction book tor the Piano ;
Juvenile %.
Also an assortment ci Brass instruments. consisting
ct Trombomes. French Horns. COfneiis. Post horns
Kent Bnges, Valve Trmpefs, Plain do. splendid A .
phaclide with eleven Keys. 4keyd Flutes cocoa A. box
wood (lined) Guitars, common and machine heads. old
and new Nolins in cases, Nicnceos. Bass and Tenor
Drums with the Virgna coat Of arms, Blank Music.
Clarke q Nunhs. Si,daras. Wooster & Dunhams cell
cbrated Piano Fories constantly HAND and for sale
low by the subscriber.
Music taught on Violin, Guitar a. Piano Forte
Wheeling ocI5 J. MEIBoR