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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

A committee Of the New York Legislature. VIII
are loco ocos the worst meaning Of the BAL word
have made report to that body opposed Ell internal
Improvement The object OF ihes5 beings can only
be 10 complete tho prasiFiion which has already been
very edsoiUal IN the country generally. We ask the
farmers Of Ono how they wonI Like to have the stat,
Improvements -oPt the canals filed up, AMI hcir raj
rOii tracks b,ai into pruning hooksl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Tux GRowiNG WHEAT CRors-Ws notice hy our
exchanges. that the promise hrony bout The connir,
al large. il one of great abundance. and the weather
- favorable To- lis rcaliza on In northern lndnns
Turner's are already casting sl ont iur additional hell
10 garner the golden shOay.s.--Cicrelard Ikral'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

FRON AFEIC,-Capt Clark. oi the brig Robert. nj
New lurk. IN 81 DAYS from the River Gan,ha. states
that some difficulties hnd occurred n short time Tre-
vioas To his departure. between the Cnluns,s and the
Names The former ohlieo to send io 81, IRA
Lei. for iroofs AMI of quell the nsurre
iot. Two of the chiefs were killed. VI Cariy's Is
land hid been strongly fortified as the Colonisis tK.
pcced hourly an attack irnu the natives The trade
With the interior was. of course. entire stopped
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

MoRE INDIAN SAcRIFrcEs.-We have received 10y
the same conveyancS, from esteemed corrc.pon.
dent, the following al ni lligcncc:
BLAcK CREEK. (F:. F. MAY %
To Tie E!AJr 81 fie SardHgah Gcorgiaa
SIN The express has just arrived. aud brings tho
following sad intelligence:
EXTRACT FROM THE EEroRT.
Lieut.. Martin, q infantry, left Mcanopy ON the
msrnng Of the l9ih. with three men from his post
Wakahosii: after proceeding about four miles, was
fired a. on b. Indians lie received three balls one
through The lower part Of the abdomen. one through,
he arm, and one ia his hahd-onc his nen and all
The horses killed, the other missing. Lieut. SaA.
dcTsou, 'ih inihnr, with party of seventeen men.
was sent in pursuit lie fell in wilh the Indians, and
he and five of his men were killed
Yesterday morning express from Wakahosil Il,
McanoHy reported The post surrounded by Indians -
Colonel Riley with his command, has gone in pursuit
II was his command that picked up Lieut.. Sandeison
aud his men. There supposed To be about so In.
dams. IL was supposed that Licut Martin would re
cover. Lieut. Sandersoa had his fingers cut off and
stuck in has msuth"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

49, "TIIE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
c ND DATE.--tcn. liau.ou, when parting from a
Trrimot Of MS s0'iiorF ~ after the Indian war; SAID
50 iien-"D cui'fsa .i q son ever com 90 Nincemes
yOu vii aiNa,- ..I plate uuI a Knife and i"rb ~
niy table and ! assure YOU fhaj YOU Will never ind
s4y door shut and ftr string II hs latch pHLod m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
SANANNAn. Nh, DC

SANANNAi, MAY 70.
MpRF INDIAN MCRDEBS We learn from "A pas.
srnr,r on III" steamer General Clinch, Capt Brook.
from lllrS Creek that on Saturd ~ forenoon between
and 10 o'clock. Mr. Forbes Iheiirica company iili
s,rne other were Ihrir way from pirolata tn ST.
Augustine. and within Eve miles OF the latter place
he party occupying two wngon..) when the wagon
IN the attacked by u party of inlians aud
Mr. G. Vase was killed. Two Others are missing.
Supposed la BE- part oi Mr. Forbes company Mr..
T. u seems, in the front wagon with The ladies
uffhe party. WHO escaped and reached ST. August me
IN safely, II supposed that the Indians conceived
lie wagons 20 he military escort. We congratulate
Tho estImable Mr.. Forbes On his escape.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
ORIGIN or TIE TERMS "HARD CIDER"
ANn I'll ~. IARIN

The Washington ,o.s-sgrpdcnt Of the Baltimore
Repuhlican, a pr .n.rout Van Buren, paper. speaking
sncer.nrly Of O,ru. Harrison, says
..(;i-c h,a j4srfi - Ifsri Cdcr, and sefHs pen
sim 81 ftr1 honsqaf n rsqr. and Tor3 FOR n, he
,rM sa M, rra,4iager 81 his days ooaegea IA a LIZ
(nhIn-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

a correspondent says-''Trou plenty ir
Granville. Massachusetts. that while man is fish.
ing for them. another isohigr TO stand hy the hook
To prevent han QUE from hitting az a tDcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Ia D!-.s!ci-JlEn " Nurlaurh. al Norfolk
~ ID Jlmos w. Pesram, Of Petersburg
81 do WIN. = Archer Of Amelia
Al a., Ri-iid kidicr Meade. OF Dinwidde.
5ih do IiaIir. t. Watkins. of Prince Ed ard
9Th do J.mr~ & Bruce. OF HALIFAX.
5ih DO WHunali 4. TunslsIl. OF Piitsyl wanna.
Sih do T'uoHts r J0yues, sfAcoownck.
gih do Nurb0ne l.. Sutton, OF Caroline.
IU.h do NiourEhy Ncwt'n. oi Wes'more!and
Iiih DO james Lyrns. ol Richmond CIy.
I3h a., Valentine W Souihall. of AlbemsTle
I3.h do john 3 Pci.dicon, OF RuppahlnnOck.
lIh DO John JaEncy, of LoudUun.
I5,h do AnLrry. Hulier, OF jefferson.
I6-b d, PhHp williams. JT. OF Frederick
I7ih do VIM Seymour. OF Hardy.
ISh do Briscoc O. Baldwin, OF Augusta.
lgth q, Ballard Sm.th. OF C;rocabrcr.
ooh do Edward jDaus,n, Of Bo;eiouri.
9Ist DO Joln y IIuaes. q. Washington.
Dol do Geo-ae w Su,a-ucr-, of Ksnawha.
93i q, Waiimau T. Wiley, OF Monongel.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The average number Of convcis in the pcuiicr'ialy
IN Connecticut last year 25 les than The var toe.
lore. The year before last. Come Lieut. gave Van
8ureI majority 1h.s year Wing majority. Lo-o
'ocoS decrease IN the proportion iha! CRIMINALS
ia. The Inference Is natural. viz: TIA; l5c,1cu,s ~
s calculaieI To make criminals
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The fret Steamer or the line about 20 Lc csal,.
i,heJ hy Mr.. CunarJ between Boston aud Liverpool.
5 expected To arrive here Saturday Monday next
The docks and warehouses reccr.ily erected at East
B.slor tor the accommodation of the Steamships are
nearly COmglciol-BostoH Alas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04


We ,-i.no. 81, la.us'ia ,be a,.ai o Nr.. Cap.
'a.f iiea,isiie ga.oa. L. .'lnl. ,s,L he c,lrbc
el Dr. D, oaials Lariacr o: Encyc.olcl.a netno-y Is
re sutjse' OF much tea able anI b,ir stand talk GA
ne eastern sde Of TIE "a,- Jruk." sni 40 >voaie-
Oapi. Heaviside Mas young marvellous proper
M lass outward proportion. ani cUruyy TO look ou
Vie was rieh wi,haL a,,s fue os;lb.ishmca, ANA
vas rs kind 20 her u lIashle Cor loying hus.
band 90 be- The had ihser f,- cherub> OF ch,ldr,u.
AL OF whom both parents app AIRED To love wei.
.a'arrs and niprHcr, ought 10 love THIS sasI Ds
IariHcs n has ca9aci'y OF steam engine lecturer went
10 Brighoa sva Hospitality eae,! b, Capt, H.. ai;cil
hrcc dinner parties a, h.s housc and on e as; one
II 'nem stole his hosts Mite Dr Larincr Is a itlC
s'r' eilod up lady asy AMI a'oIt fly ycar,
OF age. They Went c;L and were followed through 20
PARIS. BY the husband and father Of the lads. -. -
one mOrning Mos Hea,isiic unl Dr.. LarJner we're
ssatsd by the table easy alght De. taking tari
hoi rois and coffee, ;he door opened aud -Jla.J
her husband and 6lher The farmer held her "a bet
CHAIR aud the latter gave D.. l.. a mos; ouiras sur
cJW-hiing. Ih1 o. o. screen himself roll IN blow,
that fell fis, his head hi ualcra piano q rar.
ton OF his frame all lea thl Balance ont take IA,
30 ~. While this gong his WIG 90, IA
head Was alm 81 uiasAeI aaI a. ci!ni 10 al,
-cond
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The Baltimore and Philadelphia paPers are vel.
hied with the acrounis OF the celebration d the open
ing Of the Saslaehanaa and lido Water caall. The
company from b't the states of Maryland and Penn
sylvania assembled al Deer Geek Ll-Ss where they
were adlse-sad BY John 7. Kennedy On The par, o!
Ral'imore and Attorney Gensril Johnson an IA, par.
Of the Pcnnsyl yauianS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
March, 1886.

II VIII o. seen iht every article The Guns. ruscs
Is cut down.-cvcry one he bays asroAI as h "a
as ever. The farmer can r,ise go mo.e wheat on an
acre, no more wool from sheep than he could IN
1856 and he gets Only third much Tor what ne
does raise. In 1886 farmer brought 100 bushels OF
wheat 10 market lie so; for il SIPS cash lie bough,
100 lbs Of coffee Il IL Sll 10 It's tea at - cls
$3.50; ID .-rls Of cashmere at 81 so $500 Z
yards OF calico. 81 90 one bride, 81 and 10 O.
Cavendish tobacco, 81 cts lie then had SSJ,l2l TO
carry home lie goes n!...ei in June. 1870 with
"s hundred bushels Il wheat, sells it, and buys the
same articles What does he have 10 carry
home treire asdG half cents Is that farmer the
loser OF $50 by the present state Of things The
question Il then asked If the people ill GO for the
ralers who have, by Encouragement and dishonesty.
inflicted upon them this loss No
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

\ DRUNAEN FEoL:C The Csuoislare RaiIi, OF
Tuesday last states that accident hIp,,u,d thc
c:iaery Of disulcIy tka, place Saturday last
some r1 OF the machinery gave way, in Consequence
of which the liquor inio pig pen where there
were about sixty hogs ,epl The animals immcLi.
utely began drink with !hc relish Of old iopcr and
continued drinking ,ii ILe whole dove had become
. coruCd pork"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The loco foco party have profess,d to look upor
tho wing motto Of one presidential term with derison
either because they considered it, Ike one Of their Own
political battle cries, ly-,Tap or because they
deemed their own prospects of arriving at absolute
I power would be materially weakened BY tie es;ab-
iislmenI of such precedent. precedent that is a
powerful appeal TO the common sense Of the people,
aud presents strong ncc:;iive to the oxerioas Of
The patriotic They do not appear to see that prac
hcaI Prr eip!e Is involved, truly republican in it,
opposition 10 that mere theory without prl>iice which
those opponents Of it who style themselves democrats
are wont TO tickle the ears OF the people with.
The party IN power 10 defend and support
tcmoc'atc teneis, among which is the assumption
that all power sin the people and that the more often
II rever's 10 them the more pure the demscracv.-
The dear creatures would be horror struck at simple
suggestion 90 extend the presidential term 10 eigh,
years; bot equally horred with the prop osito To
conine president 10 term. What shadow CO
difference Is there now between one term of eight
yeaTsand Two four each, if the party in power is
permitted ~ devote the whole revenues to secure re-
eIoeloa' The president. it entitled To reelection has
ne appointing Oi federal officers for the whole union
under his control These are found in cry cy
and Town, aud constitute a thoroughly organised con-
m'ee OF vigilance aud correspondence which Is paid
Tor services by their Offices These with well man.
'ged contracts will fully to president his re.
election, unless his government has become too posi-
uvely oppressive. That principle, therefore. which
would point 10 the preservation Of the charter Of our
Liberties. 'mpcriousy demands the establishment Of
tbs precedent Of single term
At M time shlce The close Of Gen Wishingtol's al
musniion has The re-egibily orthe Presidea, ccis.
cd to be cause Of deep regret with the true friends
Of dem crltIo principles Tlcy have seen wth alarm
The enormous and increasing patronage Of the Excca-
i've br'ugLi bear during every admins =. lion sifc
1876, wIh more or less elect and under various forms
and DISCUSSES. uTOn the purity Of the elective ran
chIse and the pauizln feelings Of the people Every
President has either sought. or been chnrgei with
seeking hIs reelection. Instead ofthc calm I'm
would succeed the termination Of every presidential
contest were the President restricted 10 single term
we lind tliat under The prevailing Practice party nm
cour continues intense after The Grsi accession Of
chief mag strlto 10 Office asduring tho canvas.
which determined bis protenson. 10 IL. AMI nili the
first four years Of his administration are altogether oc
cIpied With series ofelecip1ecrng mln1eu,res nni
political in'rsues dsrIcefll 10 the government a.
they irritating und injurious to c ts.s ofthe poo.
pie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

laos SrE,arR-Durng the prUsrcs. of tho build
ing and iti,n: up o.lhc QgVcn. could not CONCEAL
ron OURSELVES the 1c; lltt vessels must long
sIrcrccdr the of any O;<er. iron tS port in the
Baltic tradc. rhry can hc consiIuc'ed carry large
cargo on comparatively small draushi of water.
wh,h object OF The first Importance in the shoa!-
water Blnc port We have been assured that iruu
vessel 'ould easily be constructed load two hundred
Of aN the o - Petersburg. and brIng the
cargo without hgh'o-agc. 10 the making a most
material saving 10 the mcrrhani- DRndce ChTOa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

81 in all ages aal in nll countries t has been
ryai ihat the culivatprs 81 the soil are those wt'
arc !ss-t willing plu with ihsir rights and submit
themselves 10 iae vIi. OF u1stcr.'
IvM. II. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The Tnlnei' ..l.. iIo io..n. .--.u of ilo AhYI
i..s.sts r -.- I0fk ..I'. h. .. reg con-. =. iiut
on BE- . Of a pr.I iaas.,f....ail CO. Hprslsr. Con
VET a..
ra,r uiU 40 aI--rrg5 fla aJ ia'-sesIssrsrs -ef-
,-s,a'4 ~ jfr5ib.e ENCf"T nm ABOLE
IIy# fyIgE .eT pti,b hadaoi % -. CO % taag
q sfaeis E.r5rs.. l.r."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

ONE TERM.-ir.m the Peoples candidate:
Norm BEND. 18Th Dee. 1893.
lccfn II proper az ihis time 10 renew The insurance
heretofore frequently made ti.a should be elected 10
the Presidency. v! uui0r uu c.-c Irianc e consent
10 be candidate Tor d scCouI term
wM. II. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

ANoriER MURDERED MN cONE 10 iIFE-sr.
y. Mewrv, Who walke,l oar 81 Pearl street Iioisc
the cscanc OF April 20 a. giving nc;bc that he
unt did not aud - surpassed to have been r'bhed
murdered murdered. &c. has se-lpplsrnd at T,,Nar-
IN, Pa Tire prce at his re-iIcnce lie procc ejod 10
Canada. . would seem bat. the whole. ihight bet
c5 OF cnf returned home m h.s glory. OF course
Pc - rni'lcdtO the reward ct $500 which Vas oIcr ?
81 Tor his mo lcy and BODY J. j. Cola
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

In order 10 show what are the advantages aud DE-
advantages OF lac present safe OF things thr turner
IN this REGION NC Will quote a few items from uur
price e!irrent when Van Blrcn entered the presiIvn
iIal chair and some at the present time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
q G,es ~ .aBucIttncC.

ftfHLtsHfD TRtwrEKLY AND wtrNLY
~ rsE ,oENsR os sN..s AID t,f.- ers
yvueEIING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Connected with The above, j. one of the most eN
tea,ive READING ROOMS in tho United Sintcs.-
Tr-r,s 10 subscribers. IS year. Strangers are free
- Visit - flr the spare or one month those who con
inue to visit II for longer wi! be put down as
81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

SENSIBLE E,EuioCaNE,--An exchange PAPER
says. 90 very sensible shock OF an earthquake vas ic
at thi' place on "Wednesday lost. stou' 10 oclock
A n"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

We DO not like 10 be imperlinen'. bat have had IL
on our tongue. oGcn. TO ask whether iho editor 81
the New York star j. Inclined fall back GA his
reserve guard AID strengthen himself in The Tor, Of
neutrality. We know that NJ. NJ. Noah is power.
al writer, man oi tact and spirit ma tho ioHga
arena; but NOW. when every hand aud head should
be- busy every of.or, made. he to b. almost a
cool spectator, 1" praise hs enemies with hearty
good viii. nssi praise their friends. an1 praise
nis friends though he wished hcy his enemies,
sc are not clear isaI such best poliii-
Z cal camgaign.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
FOR NICE-rRESIDENT:
= - as = 's' 3 l. A. e,

a IRGlN1A.
NfrGiVIA FfHcT0RAL 1ICEET.-Fhe following y
sLe electoral ticket agreed uroS, and recommended TO
Ihc yoler, Of the OF Dominion, by the Harrison and
Tyler Goa, alton " lic. ~ abe 24h Feb at Rich
..s,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

a ooop-rF>rfvf .f.--aI here D. ro.AiUg makes %
MS Fel f' opmtrti''. aud so we'll satisfied with
himze ss ,sa peri.rnsu,e of oct 0f generosity ard
the quiet Enjoyment ID Coincidence vglj u Oacnc@"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The TTPPECi NOE FLAG Is issued from 'h's office
on she 1t aud 18Th Of every month. Pnce % els
from this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

The Van Buren, prints evidently dissatisfied
with the letter Of Cen Jackson in reply the invita-
ton oithe Oho legislature lie !, polite 1t Is irlc.
nothing more. Lake The Mortimer of n certain I'm.
gi,sh rebellion, he has doubts about The lo and the
actors. II docs no; take with him. and the Vsniics
are LEFT To ak wth he poor girl waiting !os her lover.
Why don't he comet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

HAHrEcrE At WAE7ENr0N.--We suppose that olmys
every mraus Of conveyance that can De- obtained 81 III
o. ia tel ou' Tor he great Wing barbecue At Warren
90" on saturday Tic hg boil !. going the Dag or,
r'.n- 'hc band b. going, tho ladies are going and %
h... ......' every body going. Cos, shannon Is 20
DO h'fo ai.a faa Cpruia snI the loeo Gcos through
J'"trs'n county ore bent pn making r,ily 90 ouinum
''r ihe Nhfgs Tie best means 81 Conveyance that
We hfvcrec- BE- ere steamboat COL Woods ,,birb has
beer r sTtesot 1nd @u carry pl.scIse here and
.a.h for % cents per head T-kets or, Co De- had n,
rhs llrcls
The Texas sentinel rrauoruccs thc ruror nj Col
.''r.'i being alive 7ud boz thr Meroan Mines t5 boz
1s 70 have h"ays supposed 30 u1s holr
I'' N''hn'nd E'7u'rcr says N iis corIesrouion,s
~ N'''1"'y 'Iiu1.. .'u'h d7atJrds tle party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

were about sixty hogs ,ept The animals iInmclt
aley hogan to drink with The relish Of old topcrs. auL
continued drinking iii ue whole dove had boco,ng
3. cornod pork"
ne average hummer OF .'"nNic's IN 'H' E'"i"t''a'2
" 'n' year was - les INA" i"' var he
.o'o' l"' year oe'''o last Oon"e'''"' gave Van
'u'''' "''J'''!' 'h'' year Wig majority. Lo'o
ia The Inference is natural. viz: liz, L., c,r,,,,.,
rs calculated to make criminals.
~ - n.
mi. r.. ,.,.,-,,,,.l -.
e 49,, ri, M, -
& ,,,,;.-,
"~' VI ''''1'" IN
s''S'' r''e''' nc mas GoG"s about The llo aud ih'
actors. IL docs not take with him. and The Vauiics
Il are eit 10 ak Ni, he poor Girl ,,aitie "a, her L,
. VIII, lo., L.,.,,,o,
bIreh men are more dissatisfied Al che nomnaion Of
BI'ney 10y the aholiionis's. than they were by the
refusal To nomInaie Johnson ior The vco presidency
Ihey Do not even notice The nomination.
49," 'e'e"''y u inc NauonaI theatre
''S ''''u '' r''onrsh 'he"'re Tor season aud MIL
oe, o. o. "'ou' me @Ja 'hst Ladies or gentlemen
u '"e p,o''.o" VINO WISH ens"seineh'a can address
~" !" He'-''s' u"''i INC @0'h'
There was = ,ybiy meeting At R.u,ir C,i, o., -
'''"'F' S'vera' speeches were delivered and Tip
/ - we '"'"e
-, g., ,'...-.-.
'-''
Faa ptrea a, Trca,oI " J--rh;, m setting hohl
or The purpose Of minimizing ticket Q, b, supported
by the Administration party at the ap2ronch,ng cleo
i:oa, was addressed by Mr. Wall. United States seno
tor. and others co.res2on leni Of The Newark D,
ly Advertiser writing on the occasion. saws
The strongest evidence have We, seen Of the
cropping spis OF the Par'y Is the course of this meet
no ec, rorII 60. o., no ana
meeting and thai Of Inc Wbi, y,rng NJ, - Ill
was great ia the enthusiasm as in ihc numbers
Ihat was all c' Ike an army mlrching to vicIo ry.
'"-''''''s o'' amer SURRENDER
The following communication ,,o,,. r., c,-, oc,,,
versa,ion Of subject well known and ,rdor.,o, hr,
lis truth nav be fully relied ON has boon s,,,- =, -
Mr. Wallace. and never denied he any o,. w. ~,
I.sh it for the burmese of kcepn, tho ,,t., an, -
fore the pe,pIe To i,,l,co ,,,a,, .,
the remark. Of NIsssrs R,cboo,, VII. g.
not their own schemes t,,, ,,o,o ,Lo -,
cericd scheme for r.Jrcioo, tho l,l,o,, d..
prnJenee and subr,is.io, i, ,,,.;,,,,i "a. -
crs Of The dear peoplei
rN"''l'N' AND NLChANlCS LOOK Al THIS
Loo Foeo Crcod and means Of ElccfioHoerjpp.
BENJAMIN TArrAv, Van Buren, Senator in Congress
from ONO man high IN Tho confidence Of the Presi.
don't, and leader Of the po-ty in rhat state net Ion,
ago call on Mr. Wallace, m independent mechanic
o. Stcubenyrc who is extensively engaged IN mann.
f,clurug and employs great number Of hands held
with him The following ersaiion,
NJ Tanpqn. Good morning ncighbor Wallace
you are hard at work to-day perceive.
VI. Wallace. Yes sir HE hariress Of those Va,
Buren, times compels every to put has own sl.ou
der 70 The wheel or siafve.
W. T'plaH DO you know friend Wallace. that
10 common With many Of your Harrison friends you
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EnI .,ln ., ,hs Conn., Ro,n or lha MheeILng TLme.

For sale AZ the Comp,Inr Room of The Wheeling Times
aud Advertiser
City summons. County summons
Executors. Executions
Bonds. BJHl',
d. S,mu,,n. for Assault Rerognizlnceso Of
bail.
County Surr- ~ for Assault Deeds leases. Wa-r'n's
Scrcaas' BlEds Declarations y ioru-l Bills OF II
ding Pelltrs Nu;es Notes of VI. A VI. Bank Noir.
on w B,nk. Checks all the banks. bound ana
plain. DC.
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.rIPPrrANnr CHR

regular nceting of the Club Will take place on
Friday evening tn 5 IA inst.
The Hirrs-u Association OF Wheeling Mechanics
ard all Others favor ofrcirn are invited 10 attend
Wercsr1 HAT the National Intelligence er has seen
proper to cali he nUeauoa Of the president TO the not.
oaously i,sraat abuses Of nj, ns lhl ollie D, ous
posi- master by sIump soaking A. ,inst the cz,as OF
Wheeling. IL i ths very way To- seer, him what
ne wants. lie knows that ms CONDUCTS ieexcuiablo
here ae Seeks rotor aai takes care oscai the hrh uc
tiaries aaoui the throne every rebake that he thus
receives order SECURE to himsslf some b.t,er Of
Gee when this becomes too no, Tor him.
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y sr 'ny.rl, s!s rar.an leave my ship ana nrvcr
lsul'a iermaa again by plry propositions cn
may be rsrnL,icd 0' OLD &c s.rrah.
a PATRIOTIC DEMOCRAT.
y d Tho wricr - th- IS Responsible 10. is truth.
CoNsrcr.crr On "Wednesday the Senate OF Con
aeeicu, resumed ihc ba.l1'ings 'or United S'l, SEN
n'or' anJ on tho fri ba,o, made ohu,c Of i5i,z "
Huntington. ~" having been previously o'.,.cn .!
che 10 csc OF Re re,euta,iyes, is daly elected a sen
a'or N Consr,ss to snpay the Vacancy caused D. Il,
. death OF III. Bsils
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II is theHghi thata majority of the northern Van
Buren men more dissatisfied Al che nominaion o
bi'ney 10y the aholiionis's. than they wero by the
refusal To nominae Johnson or the yico presidency
Thcy d. not even notice The nomination