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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

UNo BOAT BUILDERS 100 lhs or r.. -.
hsnj sud eJr sole low by AZ RrrtIv
sug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

Mr. suvdsm flr many years president Of She Far.
sand Mesifanirs Bruk Of New B.unsvi,s, New
ey. has suddenly disappeared, ~ one knows -,,H..
r. some say be las ahscJsded. s,rne fblt be- 8.
q either by hs own or some Other hard We
. be Is alive aoJ hat Tho 5s1E ,,iu fad ..scl.
saherer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

Why is our Town .c.ock hkcNIryaa Burcu's Stand
ing Army BilR LIS 100 g..
Why Is 10 like a good reade7 II Eiiuds iis sf,7s
why's 70 Eke a nJuicJ iaun' d does nYi r5 uu
tick
Why is Ike Mr. Van Burrrl u dyu.trun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

TIE Legislature e South Carolina has cast the sole
or the State tor Mr. Van Buren for Prcs.Icnf. L. W
T1zewell Tor Wee President % ias elected John C.
elIhgun a. 5. Senator Tor sS ycsr. from the dh af
March next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
Correspondence u O. CnG:sr d, re,4ir~-.
Mo-, IL. a rCfl

MsCoA, JIly 81, 1919.
ous last general letter was dated un Ii.e 2ia ola.
mo. We have oaI; 10 add that Adnral Elliott IN tie
Melville Il wuh Tho Blonde - j. ladies' L. the
steamer EnteT?rze, ana seycral TRANSPORTS have siu
arfiNeIa.a iart oi thew sailed Ir following Gay 20
ihe narh'"sIwuD! Ncarlyr:i tne American rrsidruis
have lcil Canton, and others arc preparing 10 leave;
me o.pchai.ns sIIadrOI al not proceed - iht B,gs
uHlii ycalcrdny. partly owing % i.,y GruyBl Of Auul
raj Idiot rendering u Necessary - receive ths Orders
OF S.r ). ). Gordon Bremen. The back passages 10
CANON communicating to This place not We un-
deIsiIuI 10 De bJckaded, outstanding the term.
Of the E"ucc Of bu. kadc; Ihgre We CONSIDER the
cham incomplete, aud i4c blockade th;s iucral
We Lave had 30 occasion % change orr c1ujeg;urcs
~ 10 ihe plan o. 81 cations STARE last but wc are
more iuiy coHe1rcJ every day ihag e pending 1l,s-
lions vail be discussed H..b v4iua, ssccess iDr many
G""'hs 10 cWnH. The only vessels remaining ui
W hampol are iha PANAMA. and Adelaide, and nearly
a The Glitter rcs.uis are eU;s.de DC BUsur
par. 81 establishment remains ul Clinton and
"ii continue ih.re h.e there any chance VI carry
ing on the trade through t,e RI &C. which We do ~,
iinA can he done 10 any considerable extent ~ the
merchandise while the iureg rd cJmmYz'iy shall 70
main ~ ucDi 10 The Jng-, bat 10 auy large pgri
hey oIl Tie usual supplies Oh Pfa.squo accoguL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
nI-INEss uARIr, rn..r,.rn i

Feistns TiH have accounts r4s. i.l.d with "A
'l'-.iI' "i please call aud st. a, ti. "a M, 49,
~ '.ah go l".- triJrs t1r l-i 20 Jasutrv mo-
a#. lott 49, t''. ,...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

.' VIZ I'sst tdil dUg y 20 t ffT. a rt ..ff}, =
" '.'h 90 I".r lriIrt ono l.f 90 JAM It,y -,
"'.'." 'he. ".I remember d. t..su .s l.r r. ''''
a#. lott 81. o. ,,,-
F,trh. j. UNEsIfs Bt..T or ljFr
- 'a''.''.I 'u. I-uJIt fl. eastern stale. Z 10
'h. ''I' % bH1v-HlTte. tons. Dfp- -
-. L'''. ff tItrI.ff. aitis4f sr,4.lfrr. a. -
.# 60 U.U bLU.....r 81 80 F'' NC.
g.. % ~ .'sIsNS son e. sNRVOOp
- N.In aaV. rf-cmsrt BOO su0lH,r ,rIumB
~, ~ sIUNE-THe rD ss..bsr rs.,-.,e,l--- -
'n1s ils .f1.ns OF Wheeling lud ,,,ipife a.,
DO" Iis 'rrr'L iHn stlrc formerly occupied by q I. a.
C. J.. IHa Ig! Jlrs.f street. stH q4 sg,,,s ,. -
Of DRY GOODS which be Will sr.l 4g los, d, ,,,, 80,
"- procured BOO f.ia sIry fer cash Country merab,a,.
ana HfmUn pre- invited to call before rr,,t,s.,..
}. MYERS. IT,
Wheeling. ori13. 1-fO--u
1u Pate
Copper hr1z.rrs and sIcailHuc
VIZ. assorted noe
I'm. sheet and s.qt
Block Uu
Nfai'sf .1.1or s1s..g get received -,.I r....f.
" .'' D. WI IlhTgN A. son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
: o. AEvERrlslNn.

i- AdveriseEnnis hurried ia without specific order
will DC pGbl-hc an iorb!d and charged 81 iof trce
Assertions asi IS cents 'or every Subsequent insertion
g a.so ..iih az aVercsenvns ordered iill Forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

copscsncucc of The Tote arrival cftIo President,
Z ,-sc-On Saturday and ihc confusion consequent
hrOwiug our huf icdly We are compelled ia
- orr paper t. press " itb an unusually srsrn o..
Mount Of rcaJ.ng matter. 10 JOY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

n Bhi'. No ticrmss iusi received and f,r ale
y Ti1ll3 FAXTONs & TlNJt.E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

The proceedings Of the C,ty cognci CITY ordinances
and orders, regularly appear IA this paper.
Connected with the Office oC publication Of the
Wheeling Times and Advertiser. is JOB 8 BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may he had on fayor1-
lie terms, Blanks To order. Cards, Hanlbils. Show
lS,ls, sc Gone the style aud short notice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

Napoleon's Campaigns.
Pirates Own Book,
Mariners Chronicle.
Siipwrecks and Disasters ~ Soa.
Criminal Calcudnf
Murders and Daring OUtfnge'.
Toy's Book of Mrftyn.
History " Pirater.
Remarkable shipwrecks.
IHghwavmeu 81 au Countries.
Advice 10 Young Gentlemen.
AZ, received aud fpr al bv
- STEpITFNSCyN 4 CAuWCcp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

BEWARE ~ COUNTEVFEITS.
II C1uti0n.- BE particular in prrchasin1 IN s.c
nat tbs l1J- Of this medlt me contains ggftrs ~
- entry nc cording tu Act Of Congress Aud n.
iSe.Vise parucrlar obtainiug them az 100 tsbsf.
lIm st., Nos York o. frOra the
RE.rUbAR AGENTS
WI ". II Nc, Wheeling Va
stew ()N. NJ AIE r. Co p.rkr-sh urg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

nR WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING--rRErAHED
uIMs EI-F.-T's Ao,iers dsi NarSss The passage
ihs tee;h through The guns prbiuccs Troublesome
nd dangerous symptoms. IL il known by mothers
AT there Is great Irra ion ia the mouth and gums du
ny this process The gums swell, the Secretion OF
saliva increased, the child IL seized with frequent
al sudden fits of crying, watching. starting in IL
ecp, anl spasn- of peculiar parts the child shrieks
nth volcnce, and taross its fn-crs into its
mouth. uthcse prccursory symptoms speedily
,sva ed, spasnodir cnnvulsions universally supeI-
enc. anl Cause the dsA1u,ion OF the infani-
fmoth.rs who have their little babes Afflicted with
distressing symptoms would apply DE-. William
vans SoohiEg Syrar, Which has preserved hundreds
finfnis when thought past recovery from being sud-
say attacked with that fatal mSlady, c0lvusions.
BcVare Of COHaicrfeitS-CNUTIoN De particular in
urollasins thr the label of this Medicine
ns notice gifts entry according To act of Congress.
nd be likewise particular "a obtaining theta at ico
nihan 81. New York. W from the regular agents
wN. H. HN.;, I5 Water st. Wheeling.
ssf,y A, NsalC p 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
" 'alo at ihc cOnpnng Room Of The Wheeling Time

Advertiser
City summons, County Summons,
EAocuto4-. Executions,
R,uda Ru:Gs,
Slm.oas Or SAUL Rccoguzquces d
bail.
County s1raIUs 90 yvauli, Deeds Lenses, Warrants
S.JeaDts Bonds Declarations - iorusl Bills at La
ding Pcllass No,cs. Notcs ct ~ = VI. Rank, Noics
IN w. Bank. Checks on eli the banks, bound and
main, &c. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
REGULAR AGENTS.
VIII k'SS, - Waief at. wheeling
l. V. RolINsoS, Portsmouth, %.
MDRRtsDS Columbus y.

J. MJsRtsOS, Columbus y.
% whom ais ,may be obtained,
Dr.. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Vol Huthcler Herb Fills,
DR.. Eyaas' Fever aud Ague Pills,
pr. Huats BotanIc Pals,
Or. Evans Soothing Syrup, for Tccihiug
The above invaluable McIIcihcs are sold Whole
ne ami Retail. az 100 Cha Ihari e.. New York;
South Seventh street, philadelphia; - Market ST..
.ouisyiilc1 Kentucky; &c Clrnhil, session, MRssa-
:husstts: Ind of the following gents W Jlliam II
King, Wheeling, Va, 1. V. Robinson, Portsmouth,
Dino. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15
sNR. WAl. EVANS SOOful Nj ST.
RUIZ. For @ iiI.DREN TFErBING.-

- RUP, FOR c iiI.DREN TFErBING.-
lang srous Case of ConVdl,IOns and Painful Dentl.
on. Cured ~ DR. Wm Evans Soothing Syrup
To T4E ASEST or ia. EVANS SoornsSo SYRUP.
Dear Sir-rhc great benefit afforded - my suiler'
* iufJut by your soothing Syrup IN cp sc 81 pro-
ractci aad painful deltI.lpn, must convince every
echlg parent how essential an early Application OF
such inS aluIb tue ilCiue Is TO rc,.cyc INFANT
Misery and tIrtnre. Ny infant White tcetng, ,xperI
need such acute suifcrings tAat !; was attacked
with couvrlsIcnS, aad NV wife and family supposed
hatdsalh wOdi soDl reicNse the babe from anSu'sh
III w. procured a bottle Ct your syrup; wEl'h a.
ioOu a. applied TO the gums, wonder al change
proJuc-d AL after = few applications, the
:hIld dispayca obvious re,isf and by continuing ia
t. use, am < al 20 isf0rtu you that the ChI!l has
completely recovered aud no recurrence of that
lwtSl compliant has siace occurred; the teeth are
manating daily, aud the child enjoys perfect health
give YOU nv cheerful rermission to VI axe this &C
movie igement public. and Will 81 dy give any m
WM Joff SON.
a crrtle-.ln Ahn has made sral If DR.. w. Ey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-15

4 gentleman Ahn has n dS srial of DR.. w. Ey
us' Soothing ) wrap IN tamil Op ca oi n teeth
ny chi y wishes ia TO STATE tha nc Found entirely
stsctI1l rel ewing pain IN the sums, td prevent
AZ the c)nsgg FENCES which some times fellow. We
'heerfllly ojnp,iy With hs Iu1'er Sun.
give believe il - generally knowle5Sed -
rose who have tired ~, that DR.. FNah,' Syrup Tor
hIiren Cuttip: Teeth. advertised II anoihcr col
nn, l. highly ussfui article for the purposes TO-
shich u is iufcniai. Highly respc table ndiv,d-
ais. any rate. who have made uno of II, do not
e state ~ give its virtues the suurtgoh ol tae.I
a ues.-BostOn Traveller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
ABOLITION

We give the following extracts from New lork pa
per in relation the recent meeting of the Anti Slavery
Society, that The Wings Of the South may see whom
the Ahol,ionsts hope for most aid lro and feel bcs;
disposed TO-, Harrison or Van Burcn-Giobe.
"Hoiy Hcck IN .Ntir Iork-C h0pter he Sccopd-Sr-
rcnM .4nnirrsory eli Me american anti Haruy Society
Negro Spea.cr aHd .Ncgr0 Eog"encc.-The seventh
annual meeting Of the American Antl-Slavery Society
was held yesterday morning at the church corner OF
Caharne and Madison streets.
"Last wear Divine Providence threw the Amistad on
Shores and the society tried TO give the negroes the
same protection that they would give to Genoese that
had escaped from Barbary corsar This had not been
much extra expense to the society, for the public had
paid literally, and Heaven had smiled on the work
The Extraordinary document III relation to this affair had
been called for in Congress BY John Quincy Adams but
it had been unaccountaby suppressed. The commit
tee however, had found copy, and reprinted il, and
shows system $50 says the reporU OF corruption, villa
nv, usurpatlon and oppression towards the Amstad ne
crocs on the part OF Mr. Van Buren, that has not been
equalled BY any Anglo-Saxon habeas corpus country
since Charles the First expated his vices, usurpatons
crimes and tyranny BY losing his head the block
This is real sineller for Mr.. Van BUREN,
From the Lexington pa.J Starr
PoPrLAr VOTE or THE SrarE.-The Wing has made
statement of the popular vote, and statement more
unfair and incorrect could not have been made With
all it, unairncss he can only make majority Of SO
We have not space to notice the whole table to-day
and must therefore content ourselves with enume.
ration of some of the glazing mistakes In Mat
thews and Middescx he states the Democratic
" al when it is really AZ. In Northumberland he
states the Democratic majority at 70 when it is 10
In Grayson he states majority at 800 when his
own paper shows that the Democrats received more
than 700 In Preston he allows US lis, when his own
paper shows that Fairfax beaten 300. In Eliza
be til CITY and Warwick, he claims Wing majority OF
l4O-the actual majority is l2-. In Rockbridge he
claims S3-actual majority IS. In Cabell he claims
Wing majority of I6, when the Jefersonan at Charles
ton states that our majority is 100 The public vii
know what estimate to place upon such calculations
We have no doubt, that the Democracy have decdec
majority of the popular vote, and will sweep the State
n the Fall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

l,w he il 70 have trial BY jury, bt tt70Ts nc 'aass'I
ran hare ,rr Of habsHs corpus 10 "rrfst tHgSS
Stare 4. must nnG into S SSn% ps, ,ce The "vD
mart Of suh fugtrr: and if master attempts to carry
away his slave-hs property, guaranteed to h''n
hv Inc national compact, without going through all
these forms he is to be ad"dged guilty Of hd"nrp'"g
and <nccted 10 Imprisonment At h"r "a %'@r n Ms SG,
THIS ACT A DECLARATION OF WAR A.
GAINST THE SLAVE STATES, AND AN OUT
IAWRY or THEIR PROPERTY" at is not TO
be disguised the act passed to evade the nfmen OF
tina, compact guaranteed to the south; ana II these
continued assaults the rights OF the South are to ne
followed up by Wing legislatures, there IS not South
cru State that will join the Wing party IN It's progress
to reform.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

SJ IIauf8 Ben Hnmen 1t is til" intention Of 4. 8.
DISTINGUISHED stranger who commands the Arab vessel
y, take back to his sovereign the presents II horse.
a,a ca on. sent to the President. We learn from n,
New York Star, tina; orcrs i.ayc been received tfsa
tie proper department at Washington, to a"ni up,
a.I of war now IN port, under I'll" command Of Sea
Uaucd Ben lIamrn, al tho expense OF our gov~rnmun
h;s the Star Justly says, very proper mark vi re-
pect to power which recent '"t'rrsrs" crsuas'aa
Cos have placed our Government under such pccQIl,
Obligations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
,tcs-Nan Buren, majority 81:

- votcs-Nan Buren, majority u,
1t is said that upon the announcement OF the result
the milk Of human kindness which had previously cir
cuatcd in his reverence veins suddenly changed into
hard cider vinegar, and that the first look h" At
the vegetables the dinner table turned them all INTO
sour-krout- LOni$rHlc idr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

from Our Country" Wasimgtaa Pam, .Hal
srIrl CoNisG-1 J. Fox Alden, Esq, leaiIG,
wbir Orator, considered Of the eloquer,
Debater in the West, and who At the great Wing Nee,
iur IN this place. responded TO enthusiastic calls, N
,iyinr specch, appeared last night before the Dra,
Se,r,c CLrg, and in an address Of considerable Icn1
d;>ra;mcd tie principIcS cte Hhig p0rty, amt asor.
his adhcsiou 10 ih0se otihe Democrnhc Party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

.YRs DOROTHY \. PRICE: Take notice that Horseg
vi The 1rh .ay Of Jmly ncNt. al my h"u," IA an
-, IN ,,,n State Of Virginia, shall ;ak tlc UrI.,. .,.
, n Parrish and Others. I" hr read ~ evidence tae
rs ,uii depending IA the count! cn"tt :" "a! county "hD
WV i''' Your, Tr.g'CiIliiy.
GARLAND REYNOLDS
l-ltrgy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
an tLosc that are afflicted, came 10 me and h dentr
,>p FRANCIS WHITLEY has permanently located himself ,
a.. L VI and ~ M

y>E FRANCIS WHITLEY has permanently! located lus b,
,,nard> NE Green County. Va, and vii attend l4e al
- ,,. hood ia line 81 i> profession. Ia addition IN.
ms LrnIri.e prevailing diseases al the culG'sy.
Of remedy for the different grades Of Dtur Iasrr
al iea-i !'u patients q" iHai
, .t. fatal lie "i.' Cancer Cancer
Fuuru>c- aud the different sorts ~ Nrn.. aI.n H.
I M, Asthma Those al distance iHa! be- rrtrrI by r
an iuGlrrn Who eau describe i' r"i,tat s
origin by describing Il ~ "'ns: ~ ~" 'a', WIN i 81.
h. :. nj by the mr->'m-r. Inc thlt'> 1r H,ih' "ai ~
aver 10 miles y .tlout thu money being srIt b,
100 n nav for The visit Those who doubt t.t c3U"cu, 's
a. ,. ,nemrut can have r'ftcnr" IN crthrar> "a
ar refer Ia the following named geEittggr
.f GREEN If Falmouth John rhaChiri"rI. Esq. stat }
% t.uInrnrr Courthouse Mr.. John IL. Imrma", nea. 0r a.
III Iun FAINT Culpci- uunty; Capt Randolph stant. r
Maj Inn Roberts Gtylaaunock. IN Joseph N!'Nin. "a
,,, P,nnuIonnnrk Air<. Alexander Imn,, WaT,m uuU
~" Inn FAINT Walrruton. TIrgnir t"GHtyHi, ot "u#
,,,, ,ny information u the suIJrc' 'Guired
Ap ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
I,,1-1 T0RTE " ARFSIursE.

rV,IIE subscriber runstlnriy r"rriFis h.a re ''.-
i naEnat,tury ., SrrNs ttthN Ne" l"'' t,''''| q
IrlrarY Of touch and of tone, peculiar i
Wo larre assortment Musical instruments, and &aa
Merchandise IN general. a., ,l
PIANO Forte, repaired tuned let "'' hrr AZ" "St" j"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
CHEAP Ni:.ii.

TIE largest collection Of iiu-ic ever offered iu' 81. u @
,, , ~ selected FROM n 81 the subscriber, "
now enable! 10 sell al ruaGcpha and Ne" i"r" "'
ard retail prices. :, ~ r,,r,r
Piaao Forte and .Nusir Stare, qYoa''' ~ PaM'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

(From The .Ntro York .3merican.J - ,;
n, EdtorOn the first voyage Of the Great western,
me nre.nt season, daily Journal was pnhl'>hea =" ] Of
INA Th. Great Western Eccentric, from me columns
witch with few alterations and additions M Wv.
lowing communications When read - a,muse Sn,
ment oil the passengers. ~ 20 q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

Srl .vE"Ar SorIHG.--A reverend divine, dyed IN
the wool of The Wing hue, proposed taking the Iarr
son votn ON board The steamboat Monsoon, during her
la.t tr:p from 81 Louis The poll IN ih" cabin was
hrs ascrrainrd 10 b., Tor HARRISON 81 Van Buren, y
whrrctiun his Reverence returned thanks in solemn
and impress manner; such Of course, as became
Christian minister whose and passions are above
the party strife and political contests of this world
Bat som" lie worldly present. not entirely Sa
t.s., will In" rn@m vote, insisted On descending 10
the deck AMI rakma Tic sutiragcs tn" humble and
low ~ lad .u done aloft, of the merchant princes
of the earth. THIS than hard cider to his
Reverence; bot lie forced 10 gup it down. The
stat, n; The nUils was suerdilv ascertainpd:
The native American., 1840-09-19
THE PROPHET OF l77o.

Let us suppose ourselves carried back
sixty years in the stream of time, and to
live again the youthful subjects of the
young King George Ill. Let us likewise
imagine that in those days the divine
spirit Of prophecy had come upon MS, un,
yelling to our sights the events Of the fu.
ture. In seven years from this time the
British empire shall be rent in twain
american war in l776.) In fifteen years
men shall rise from the earth and fly
through the air, Gnvention OF balloons
l7S0) In twenty years the French mon
archy, the Oldest that ever was, and now
|fourishing, shall come to an end. A vlr-
tuous prince, (Louis XVI, l793,) not yet
king, shall in twenty three years, lay down
his life OH the scafFold J, his wife and sister
shall share the same. In those same days
news shall travel with the wind, and what
was done at midday shall be known at
the larthest bounds Of the kingdom ere the
setting of the sun, (the telegraph, 1884
In twenty-six years conqueror shall rise,
(Bonaparte,) who shall water his horse In
the Nile, the Jordan, the Tagus, and the
Boristhenes. This conqueror shall restore
the chair of St. Peter, and throw down
what he had restored, (dethroncment OF
Plus viz Finally, he whom the world
could not contain, shall die captive on u
The native American., 1840-09-19
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 40, 1s4o.

rocky island, neither in Europe, Asia, At
| RIGA nor America, but in the midst Of the
vast ocean a few feet Of earth his empire,
Il willow his monument. In these DAYS
metals shall be found which float OH the
water, and burn under it, Sodium and
potassium, discovered by Sir Humphrey
Davy.) Ships shall stem the stormiest
ocean without sails or oars, (steam ships.)
Carriages shall run without Ii rises, with
the speed of the wind, locomotive en-
gines. The ordinary speed of llle wind
is thirty-five miles an hour, that OF tho
engines on the Great Western railroad is
thirty-nine miles Men shall be conveyede
from India to the mighty Babylon III
month from America III ten days; from
one end of England to the other in eight
hours. Bridges shall hang by chain
over the sen, while railroads shall be made
under it, (he Menai Bridge, and the
Thames Tunnel.) The very beast in those
days shall have laws to protect them
Those days shall be days of great light.
Men shall plough without horses,
steam plough;) they shall spin without
hands, power loom J they shall calculate
by wheels, baggage machine J the sun
shall engrave for them, (Daugerreotype j
they shall write with the lightning, (elec-
lric telegraph.) One machine shall print
in one hour many thousand books, each
Of which shall take a man many DAYS to
read imam may buy book for penny;
for penny he may send it to the end of
the empire. They shall read the rocks in
stead of book, (gcology;) and decypher
the history of beings who lived and died
ere man existed. In the heavens new
stars shall be discovered; some sisters of
the earth some brothers of the sun, (the
planets, five in number, discovered since
the American war, and the double stars,
by Sir William Herschel J and Of all the
colors of the rainbow. In those days,
likewise, they shall read the Pyramids,
(Young's and Champollion's discoveries
They shall find ont the mouth of the Nj
ger, and the Magnetic Pole; the way to
every thing shall have been discovered
but the way to be happy FraSieTs Ma
gazine.