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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

TO THE PUBLIC-we call hs special s,,en,,on Of the
Il public 10 the Inducements held out By svrvrsTrp Co
50 Brcsdway for investing in real estate cd in New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the o,s David
Hale of TIE Journal of Commerce. rood reasons
taowins that the affair IN question possesses DE cons
who have doobts TO call Sylvester CO. who de-
srous Of giving the most full and perfect saeos IN
ply INQUIRIES made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
.~e7 al FOR BRIDGEP0RT, IN CoNHSESG ;,
AnHk --sTION WITH THE HOUSATONlC
RAILROAD, LANDING AT GRECO

x~es1 "a FOR BRIDGEPoRT, IN CoNHNE5SG &c,
E1HERo XErh LAa Tlk H 2E asGSS
Saop w Sn
ss ei .Ssss
8. S;S s,...
ana f
Da%psuy from New MIa for LeasiRs Ssn oanron
ssS sFAgsossj
f s"s sEp If sss% @
DAY The abose place s. connection as usual
S s1 %ansy az
FOR PHILADELPH VIA PEtAAwAKE AND RARI
>ao Na swI FAs fAN L1SE-Th. proprietor. Of
the swiftsure Steam Transport si,S 70 Line sill
sTPss9E and P'iFsa
from Walnut street wharf Philadelphia
For freight, which will be ried the most aceommo-
N''s WIN. II. THOMSON,
sea.h street New York.
ps sm 80 and s G so sG A Wbarvfs PhIadepSs
- TO LET:1-A building suitable for manufacturing 50
feet long With basement two Stories and attic yell
and Steam Engine made BY seba,t9n with boiler il !
saismen; also and p1eys haed "a two s'99ss which
between Ninth and Tenth or at es Droadwsy
- f Beaver and NSr 2H Hats Moe.n and
Silk Hats, plas Castor and light Hats; gentlemen
trave ling and dress Caps hdrens fancy CLOTH velvet and
and Of the newest and most shapes Fer sale at
duced prices.
apa5 I'm. WILLIAM BANTA, 1870 Chatham ST.
n VIM. BROWN, i2s Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
establishment in this city, which will be sold wholesale and
retail the lowest prices Aso general assortment OF Cloth
and Velvet Caps some new patterns much admired new
style Of boys Hats just received from Paris iu trimmed,
very beautiful article Gentlemeas Hats Of two qualities only
durability and fashion combined is consmmaton truly to
be wished for in times like these. apps 3a'
"A ONE PRICE HAT STORE.-THEODOREC CLARK
@ Of Chatham and Pearl streets after many
experience business and after repeated aud trng efforts
The object confidently believing that he has at length
succeeded in manufacturing an article which fail
the appreciation ofa who will take the trouble to examine it,
peeay invited is a Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapness
durability aud comfort i be surpassed IN the city Of
he also keeps hand constantly Fgr Hat Of very Superior
Hat for past has given to the most
himself makes proper for him to say thu, he sells for CASH
paid by good Wholesale dealers suppe promptly at The
old established stand the asking price is always the
selling price. apli SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
WILLIAM PEHL,

81 udtdfn Zane,
DEPOT OF PAPER HANO1NGs,
Of Jean Maria srins wholesale and retail the manufse
twsrs prices masm'
NSANCIEs, MANGLEs.,-rRICEs REDUCED.-im
wi por,ant 10 Hotel and BOARDING Housek and Private
ram,cs,-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
Manges which Cor utility and durability not 10 be
,ed II labor saving machine, entirely supersedes The
se Of ing rspdy puts beautiful gcss sheets Ia
hs linen SC &c without Che aid 81 fuel They can be seen
operation the City Hotel Pearl street Isuse, Atheneun
ssd ariion House They Only .old at No Little Green
DAPFR HANGTN0s--CHnIsTY ROBINSON, No.
large and complete assortment OF French American Paper
ananrs and daily receiving from hsr Factory and
beautiful STYLES Of patterns and finish, BY
other establishment in the country -
a. G. r. manufacture all Of their American Hangngs
enables them TO sell at the lowest Faetory prices @ya m
MEMS, YOUTHS AND .CHILDRENs. CLOTHING
wi The most, cheapest, and the best-GEO. A. HOYTe
CO. No ~ Bowery, keep constantly on hasd very large
fortune Ready made Clothing suited u All ages and all
w,ch they determined 10 sell 10 suit the presesf
Hard Times Call and test the above man s~
DOARDTwo or three gentlemen can have neatly furnish
ID ed rooms with boa w applying At No 20 Park Place
Hy- English and French spoken myslm-
WANTED, ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI MILITARY
w BOUNTY LAND PATENTs.-Pefsons having such
for sale will please address the subscribers through the pst
ONCE which will be puncsav stisndd ~ or
10 G. X j. X. ktNDERDlNf,
rnvs ir~eods tsouth side)
A FRONT ROOM TO LET, at ss ci.y Hall place.
A myii at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS.

W7 ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
*: iy: fo Is sHS T .s'
end l. cut S ~. shS
ys! Ladies FrsnsS
d Sri s ws s9's : s
.ssS o", s. s%s
- S:;:s
IHSsFsssIIHsSTE2SsSH$!sHH SSSHD " @ sha
RHDc%I c1RE Esi
Ths very great %grovs%spt meets the unqualified sane
The institute at i. las, Fair granted the FIRST
Of s,
ss S e s
cure hitherto the faculty; this
20 sss%ai
twenty years only sull patronage
G S sFT SS : ssi
fSss s'si srs 'Ssf z
AMOS q. HuLLaMp..
TO MARRIED WOMEN MADAME REsTELL, re.
hat since The iii. country about year
s ose. s q s
md and skepca for that
ntroiacsd by the celebrated Midwife and Female Pysieiss
Madame Reste the grandmother or the advertiser who made
This subject her particular and AudyD still
yipeed BY their successful adoption in this country The
cults Of eir adoption To- the haprness the health often
the life Of wife and fond mother are toe
vast tosch within the limits Of sdvertsementre
cults which affect not only the present welben OF parents bu
The future hsppness Of their offspring n.tbat too wei
happiness Of those who them birth would dictated In how
many does the hardworking father, and
csly the mother OF poor family, remain slaves throrhou
living but To TOLL when they might have enjoy ed ccnior
down Inc spirit and al last broken TIE health ofte ther how
tons her atheress offspring from becoming degraded
objects OF charity Frowa;e v9arirs OF vcei And ever
s. sGS ss s ssa S s' nS
holding the emacated form aud declining health Of the
panion of his bosom, she had reached the Of
ss%sye BEING early SeTs partner yoy
| ing attentions and wachfai sohcitsde which mother
s % sppcr, he SsaStrndaE ascn l. Il desrsSl. the,
moral for parents TO increase their families, regard
less TO themsves the well being OF heu
~isRn our eontroi *. Advertiser Keeling the importance q
this subject and estimating the benefits resulting 10 ou
.and the Adoption Of means pre.nhed ey her, would re.
they hold aud dear 10 It's confederation IL not
and vrous 10 evils 10 which subject by simple
healthy controil Every
mruave This all Chat Madame Res, ewes
reeomnendd Price Five Dollars apsekage, accomplished With
s and particular DIRECTIONS For the coovennee IN
will be free ofeypense postage escep any part TIE
xi,sa States sst be postpaid and addressed 10
ses street New ' Ycas r Once sOu r.Ss from a.
o7P. NJ. Philadelphia ONCE, sss South Eighth street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

TIC UOLOREUx-Positivey cured without the Of the
sseet however long standing, by Mrs MOTT The cee-
rated Female Physician. Sec advertisement spi7sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

C,HERKY's AsTRlNrENT PiLIs.Dr. Cberys cele
" bred Astringent Pill Cor The radical removal o. ,eess
seminal &C. after the failure Of copaba euh<ks
ecsions Sc For sale by the following agsnts-A. b. ID.
sands FULTON street, Hart Chambers
Broadway so Broadway sI,u, avenues los Sixth a,..usi
soper Grand Csnnon ~ Canal street; corner and
Church Price. ~ per bor. MALI am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

DEPOT OF PAPER HANoIvGs,
OF the hrst Paris genuine Cologne Water
of Jean Maria Fsrns wholesale and retail at the manufse
twsrs' prices. m2-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
CARL KING.


T'HE well known and celebrated FIRST PREMIUM LA.
DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TURERto her Msdsy the Queen Of England respectfully
begs the Ladies Of New York that he
epened his splendid ssiablishment at
No SO CANAL STREET,
Tin connection with his others with Of
TUSCAN STRAW uATs AND FASHIONABLE MIL
LIVERY such have hsrcoore been exhibited
similar estab msnt IN the city. u
Tie STRAW department conducted, usual by himself
wh great attention; and the MILLINERY
Der the supervision of the most ingenious and Par
sian Dung ladies. His rARIS RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS OF the latest OF fashion, aud from the
approved nanufac tuners on the continent.
He specfuly invites the ladies 10 hos him with can al
No SO Canal street. Broadway, ~ and IA Division street
Wh"'ssse Ws'"hof-e. So Nassau street ". v. aps sm
krha LiA-tot Trvsersy, curling, beautfyits and
IN ring the harThe kephAta 10 remedy suggested by
long the Of the PROPRIETOR 20 that import
tdekct Premature padnss N s notlke other specifics
simple productio 81 nature happy combination OF
dents already cfcacous admitted BY which
chance Of success Is increased let the case be what u NAY
Through its insumsnay many bead about 10 he shern Of
honos has become distinguished again for is flowing ochs
Asotber material ady sntaee the purity Of the
L-spne the hair perfectly all important matter vhss
threatened with decay.
Should time or accident thy locks despch
Tnis sweet Keph>la will new hopes sferd,
For all who this aromatic oil,
Soon fNd the hanors OF their heads restored
Prepared by Blackwell Ramsay. successcrs 70 ~ smith
frsnss and sold by A. r. d. Sands druggists No - and ~
Fulton 81. who the only agents for Newferh rrios "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

NEWARK AND NEW YORK..
<0n%1 IN The splendid steamer PAssAlC, retef
Grse-.S-7rW Martin, master, having been handsomely
Tuesday March 10th, and leave az follows -
CErrRx wH.Rr, N,waas Feor oF B.RcLsv MY
" s'clock,A M. 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
N ocloo'i p. NJ - o'clock,PM
FARE. tsi Cents.
The steamer Passc remarkable speed performing the
distance IN An hour and half 10 hour and hreequarters
each trip. -
Ladies viii find this very pleasant and particularly ad
vanareous ~ he nconi of changing from ferry
boat With baegage avoided The Pssssie has cabins
propriated 10 heir attended bv and
n-fed with bcrths aud every convenience.
Goods and freight taken reasonable terms only At the
riek OF the maio
sSw .r-S,5--k FOR PHILADEL PrfIA--sWIFT
,ES5ss-rS.rinseA SURE LINE, via Delaware and Rar;.
~-~-r<>ac~~h-s-n--t tan Canal by Steam.--The barge
WHALE now loading at Pier No. East River and viii
have immediate despatch.
For freight which will be taken al sea rates. apciv 10
myII WIN ~. THOMSON, South 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

IsTY \ ROBINSON, No.
illiam street, are offering a
French am American Paper
from thsir Factory new and
finish, not surpassed by any
y.
their American Hangines. il
Factory Prices. ny2 9m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

DAPFR HANGTNGs CHR
L IS Maiden lane. teorner OF W
large and complete assortment OF
HIangings, and are daily receiving
beautiful styles Of patterns aud
other establishment IN the count :
AsC. \ II. manufacture all Of
enables them TO sell al the lowest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

.ar~>a nJ NOTICE-The steamboat WAVE, Capt
SL.@@fs Richard Yates will be IN sadiness TO tow
.hipging " ard ssos, the hsrsor q Nsw York
snd Mr. DOUOHERTY's corner Of Maiden lane and South
b. All persons ar, forbid trusting any account OF
Ne steamboat Wave or owner order from the
sp,s am; OLIVER VANDERBILT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22
NEGno TEsrI 1oNY
Ireadiae 90 u ~ Ioelsllp.

Trading orr II The Eo0fsf,ps.
N PofNTtxrtp, ~ a lato speech, contrasts n,
csndnct Of the 'llustuous Predecessor" add N.
Fo'is'sp Follower on the subject vi negro te.
tnoBy:
M Poindextcr introduced p s'rikin ,ly.,-,,.
" the difference between the Old Hero AMI ~ en-
cessgr, The par ercstsHee, 'NCrthcrn man 80
Southern feelings" WIN
\ Cadet a. Vest POipt was d sm,sssd. ON NOR.
lesilHioHy. An appeal was taken % Il. neral ii
''' Judge Rowan ul n ntuckv. prc-enf.d Ill.,.
.a"'T- ~ the President He com rr1rrI s.7f,,-
~ 'iSc ~ Reference 70 N" negro tr4firrpv
go nc more, s1id the old Genera. nr,s,,
outl tne tact Of a negro deposInE 4yarrsf y ysL,,.
nif1, is Of itself sufficient iu nv rsrm ""u
'L'Ig INC. whole proceeding. The Gc,Isi,, ,s
v 80, aug the CADET ro.fnst4trd'
tf'" sifsicnt fs this from Tho copf,r, a.
''fil'fh Wru with Southern ~fsrlirrE % so5 U,.,
"nifr circumstance OF szgravsron ,gba,'
~ gro witnesses wCit the SCI wants Of ,be az
t~." ",| r5"fev fT '. rv,--,84
''f 't.. Is.S .G.... enc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

SYRACUSE CONNEMI1ON.-Wc have acconn,s
from Tins assemblage upto { O'Clock ON W-,In.sJ,v e
icrnoon. The day dawned most auspiriousIv. win !,
''sh' ana clear sky, and the vino light ii run the
"es'""i. A'"h early hour. ihed, | cations from The sd
'oning coui e. commenced ~ hing in, on borse,.ocL
aud ~ Wagons, and passing in prs,.,.iou tbro,,L d.
principal streets. were escorted by the marshal. Il,
Prospect Hill. about halfa mile from The to,yn tho
place selected fr the meeting.
rms occupied several hours. and was followed h,
me ioo' procession. among whom with a fne band of
muSi'' were about fur hundr ii from this CITY. The
Whole display Vas most Joyous and cxhleraiinr The
IheS' possible feeling existed. Flags. banners. a,
tes' aud ld and quaint devices were exhibited Win.
out number. ~"
Chapman was there in the shape Of n black , v.r,
black living crow; and that there should he n, mis,,k.
ms hancaPpcared ~ sombre drapcry over his beaJ-
Tic was ~evIdcEily M bad spirits and could ONLY bo a,
''Pd 10 my thing resembling Growing by the pntent
agency oil "A long pole" The whole town was vocal
WIN music by numerous n;eH arranged bands. As IN
The number Of persons present. il was ;nn,s.;bI. q /.
Ilhh'e Them The whole State seemed lJh~ lbe,e
Ihe average of the computations auemufrd. 6.ea hs
number. M least, fifty thausand.
Inc meeting on the Hill was Organized nv the 90.
lection OF Francis Granger as president. f,y,y &c.
presidents. Thy Congressional d;.irict,l and .;cb, 80.
rciiTleS The vice presidents FIR ,Lis c,tv 49,
Ni'sSrS. ~ =. Ncimore. Andrew Wh;lnrk. w N
sweet and Samuel ;. WycufE The candidates s,r
SucH' OF INC convention before the Committee of ar.
VITO WI. Granger. OF the eighth DISTRICT
avs Nessrs Wrimoro AMI Hoffman, Of this civ: bpt
'hc claims OF the two latter were c~heerfuIly Welded
Up a, soon rs the wish Of The gallant West was clearly
manifested.
on taking tie chair Mr. Granger eloluenily nddrc $.
20 the vast aSscmbaIge for about an hour and vss
loH'wtd by Mcssrs.O Hoffman. and y. p. TallmnJge
Gen. wilson was making an address, when ;he ear,
lcfi. While Mr.. Hoffman was speaking. q f,rion.
s'orm OF ram and hail came on. and lasted nbout an
hour Mr. w.. offered 10 cease; hut the crowd being
unwilling he went on. remnrking that he was reioiced
- pe,oe'Nc 'hlt ihey were ready To stand any rain
Out ihe TetgH1f Mr.. Van Buren,"
Ibe VeneFalcd bullet marked Tippccgnpa nas. rrc.
'ehied TO The Tippecanoe Clubs Of This CITY. being dis.
played ~ the hands OfMr. Wetmore. attracted the deem
est interest.
Among the incidents ubirh most delighted Tho ,,oc
lniors' was hc appearance ia The procession of Two
large wagons. each drawn by eight horses. raiIv cana.
'soncg' and each Containing u bcvy Of lovely, blo,m.
ing wing girls. dressed ia bite and waving tbei,
hnndNerchiefs 10 the breeze. They we're hailed with
e"'husi'siio shouts whrh rent Tie very air The
question was asked Oh every side. what ran Mr. Van
bnrcn expect 81 accomplish with such n demou,tr,t,,,
as his agaIust himF-N T. COVricr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22


NV lNvESrIoNs-The Albany Argus gives aa nc
co - { of a ma' h ne 'nvon:oG by Mr.. r.. jackson, o
Albany, called The gadu ting ~lreel, by which the
process of excavatung and d~ePositng earth is greatly
facilitated. The ~rePeiling power is brought into prac.
teal and easy application-the loaded cat passing down
one inclined plane, while the resisting OF graduating
wheel Is passing up the other. There are two paral
lei planes started from the place Of ercayaiIoa To the
place Of deposlic-so adjusted as 10 allow the car to
receive as load at a single turn Of the pivot. and to dis.
charge iiselfai the foot of the planes and return-and
% on. ad minimum. The whole process may he under
perfect control. AMI easy, sIfe and economical manage.
ment. IL may he adapted also, by lhe use Of the pivot.
u warehouses, and TO letting down heavy articles from
upper stories Mr. Jackson has also invented a rail
road car, self propelled by a power concentrated w,,I,.
IN TIE wheels. 40 constructed as to wind Ihemselyes at
intervals whilst IN the act Of fmvcrsing. The primer
pie OF the machine is The power OF grayitatiun. bur the
mo u oi Supplying II u a secret with the inventor. The
machines are exhibiting at Stanwm Hall in AIblny.-
v. L. POs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

ward which y viriuous patriot can rcce'I
is The gratitude aui affection OF a iree'Hu
geoeTo,s people. Such rs the mamie !"
y h;ch America rewards her heroes nO'
.by the proud diadem or imperial PrP,,e'
h,, bv ia. testimony of Scncra1or-lhe
faithful tribute of the heart. =,
Gen. riARRisoS is desorvcdiy cnFsideI
ed tho dclivercr of the West. As tilark
of tire hirli estimation in which hisppbiT'
services were held. an elegant din!cr wos
given on Wednesday, nj Tammani iiah'
under the direction of the Republican
General Committee. The long RED anu
faithful ~patrio'. Colonel Henry Rutgers.
presided. Gen. Smith, Col. Svartwout,
Alderman Buckmaster. and alderman
Wendoycr oficiatcd as Vice Presidents.
Besides the ~iilNarisas gucsiln whose
honor The cn,crtairmeh, was gwen, the
COMPANY was favored with the prcsehccof
Cow Tompkins. Major Generals Dearborh
and Hampton, Judge Livin -sion' n ma
nv distinguished OF the Army ana Navy
The guests were uShered into The dining
room with the favor tic national music 81
'%..llail Columbia Cpon he company's
assembling. an cxccllen, and appropriate
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Van
Pelt, and a similar ceremony repeated 1T
the removal OF the cloth
The interior Of the hall was adorned in
The highest style of taste and briiliancy.
, Forty n%a'ional flags aud military stand.
ards graced the scene. Two elegant and
descriptive transparencies, cmblemaiical
ofihe victories OF General Harrison and
Commodorc Perry, and executed by the
mastcrly pencil Of Mr.. Holland, afforded
qualification 20 every behAldcr. We un.
dcrs,and ,hat ghe whole of the decorations
were disposed agrceably TO the taste of
that liberia and patriotic artist. The
dinner was excellent. and the Ia.
tie ornamcnted with elegant and
suitable emblems in the richest style of
fancy. Mcssrs. Mariling and CoZZcns
are entitled to the highest praise for the
prompt manner in which so excellent an
entertainment was furnished.
Thc following are a portion Of the reg.
ular and volunteer toasts;
The President of the United States
Honored in The attachment nfIhc Ameri.
can People, and in loals and hatred ortheiI
enemies. , cheers.
The Memory Of Washington, the Fa-
Their Of his Country--'Fir in war, first
in peace, and first in the hearts Of his
countrymen -"
Thomas Jelfcrson-i name ever 10 bc
rovercd, whilst the INDEPENDENCE of hi
country is dear TO its sons. Q cheers.
The plaud,ts OF a grateful people. the
patriot hcro's best reward. . cheers
Music Harrison's March.
4 MAJOR GENERAL HARRIsoN--TnR De.
LIvERER OF THE WESTERN FRONTIER. Il
cheers
MAYOR General Dearborn. I9 cheers.
Major General Hampton. l9 cheers
Daniel ID. Tonpkins-Governor Of tue
State Of New York. IQ cheers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22
From the NeU York Democratic Press.
LEAF FROM uISTORY-THE DEN.
OCRATS OF iEi3-TIIEfR OpIN
ION OF GENER VI HARRISON


The Evening Post--as well as the othe,
Court Papers has been Iaboring hard 10
prove than the brilliant victories achieved
by General Harrison on the Western fro,
tier during the late war were Of little M
no Importance TO the country and TIM, hi
fellow citizens at that time reparded hi.
services III an Indifferent. if not cuntcmn,
iDle eight, and put a low premium ON bis
dOiIl;ics or experience rs n soldier. Ia,
US take n retrospective look, and iuno r,i.
Any examine into the merits Of these
charges, which huve been so often mai;
ci"usIy and falsely preferred. Tho nngo
81 history IS, or should be. an im,,r,i,I
ono; aud itom the chronicles of tho H.
we shall bring "A mass Of evidence in snD
port oi the military and Democratic ~
tensions Of General lIAsRIsoN AS sbpp,II
make The checks of the slandercrs az ~.
I'd Hero tlnglc with shame AZ de,cc,.l
Ialsehood and villainy.
No will commence our labors bv of,
ing the s1tjoincd extract. IL is taken rr,,,
be New York Standard Of Union" Of de-.
,cmbcr 2, 1918, n semi weekly ncwspapcr
."rm' rly published iu This city. and eli.
cd by the late Tunis Workman. as so,,J
nd rs upright n Jcfcrsonian Dcn,pcr,,
IS over lived Mark well the hiph resorr,
md confidence in which Gen. Harfrs,,
vas held BY the democrats Of 1918
)iNNfR IH ~ GEy. Wv. u,r
risU>. %
Doe sl,H.r' ii,1.Iu lII ..g a.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22
WIGS OF HE UNION.

WIGS OF HE UNION.
The days of the administra-
ton appear 90 be numbered.
The handwriting Of the peo-
pie is on the wall. But do
not forget that men opposed
10 the free institutions of this
country are in power. They
have all 1.-The Offices from Maine
to Louisiana filed with their
own hircIings, whose support
depends upon their success in
the present political contest,
with men who have before
given evidence that they
would do any deed TO per-
ipetuate their power. They
have the whole revenues of
the country in their hands to
assist them in working out
their evil purposes.
The people, the frcsmen
of the country cannot there
fore be too much OH their
guard. There is every rea-
son to believe that before
the election they will adopt
some eXpedient to defeat the
people. That which seems
most probable is the stop
page of Wing papers of every
description, and the cireuIa,
ton Of false information to
deceive the people. State
ments of the death Of Gen
Harrison or something OF
the kind. BE il what il NAV,
we cxhort YOU by your pat
riotism, your love ofyour fam
lies, your affairs and your
fSe9eHF tAhR oByxeNJp fGpasatd,
by meetings, by caution com
bmed with untiring energy.
Ii will not be safe 10 rive
credit TO any thing, any re-
port, or any scheme of attack
that may originate within
four weeks of the election.
Once more, Wings keep a
sharp look out at the ballot
boxes. They will move heav
en- and earth 10 circumvent
and deieatus. Markthem well
at every turn and in every
way. Remember this, all
good and true patriots, re-
member this and impress il
upon your readers, all good
and true patriotic presses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-22

The Election of President
and Vice President Of the u
nited States will take place in
this State OH Monday the 2d
day Of November next.