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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
ANTmoLEsALE - RErAlL CoYFECrION

ANIiOLESALE y RETAIL CONVECTION
w AIRY SrORE-The subscriber has ius, "a
e!'ed asp!enld ssnrmcu OF French confectionery
lch as Sugar Figures ct vu-.uus kinds; French Ei-s.s
y m .uiirciy nrw pattern, Jelly Cakes. Guu Irp-s
arys.alIyed Candles. JuJuIc Paste. Sugar Animals.
ishes, Doc. Cats, squirrels, Doves. Sc. &c.
G-ccu and Dried Fruits. a. follows: Lem ms. Dates.
-rAprs. CocuIruls. SJijshc.l Aimo0ls, PrIncs n Jars
inI Boxes, Zmtc ClrraHis, rilm MUS. Ground Nuis.
a.. Sc.
~Icye'hcr with supply oE cohtr'jor,y &c his own
'1lnuiariure WI q ne oiIrrs al wholesale or retail. On
accommodating terms. Having had the Management,
o! the manufacturing department at the prncir'- e..
ab.ISiment IN BtiHm1Tc aud RcIunnli. NJ we'll as IN,
well known and splendid r.tthl.hinrnt If ~. NloulIS
Znucs'illc, ohin, he flt,'rs h.n-S.C that, slruld The
ci,z ms of Wheeling think Eim worthy of Ia ar Dat
on'gche shall be able 10 please.
drcl2-;f T. NINISFN
HNENTiiERS.-500 pounds Ohio Feather ~ -!or
n and for sale by PhXTONS & TINGLE.
fch ~
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Il IS s. WuEAT. AIlotneY nl -

fI.s'ia Va. oigfs his ssrvc.s iu fbg trans
taf tic b le tgss IT bis profession. iu thls cns
pc ~ y. talg'gyi ca atc. ci r5'ia 2' lo
rluft Wi.g'tuF Dcf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
{ & MITCHELL.

'~OHVISSTON@ FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
M. 81, Main street, Wheeling Va.
IKE ynrchaso s and sale o. C~oS,ais-on. II oil Kinds
Country FrSluoc. Domestic Manufactures & Gro,
80
NLSN. receive and forward or store Pnsluee and
rrrhanjizs IN general aur 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
w ". u S. II. JAMESON Whole.

Nv ". z =. IT. IINTEoDN ~ hOIc-
sa'e and retail healer. m Has & C5,s.
Hest sids Mir street. near l'ITtsf iNsy. ma
,ag IrCiHiJ.-HaNcuu hand ana are constantly
nIasuIaUtuTIuu q general a-suTfncuf OF ,oIy superior
FER aud SILK ~ ATS. Biutt Had DFaH. Bc5y.r
"a Eastnr. plain Wine Plain an Napt Hail
hfcSrTy size aud cutl's. They lAcy isc keen cor.
aiartlS on hand an Hssbrtrfsu, Of risu aud ,n.s rur
and ClOiG Cape, az o. which they Offer 20 ticis cu4.
toners aur 'hspGhIC 80 tug most accomuy dafirr
irtlnS. Country Merchants a-I dta!rrs gsurrtII,
arc respectfully requested 10 eve tH,"I y call mt
examine their stock a. ilcr 2re drt'rmfurr 10 sell
.HnHn Lur nn-n OF ALnrlv-a -rnIIt. An. I -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

TNSURANCE.-Thc Fire and Marine
insurance Company OF wncc'ins cortinu, To-
take. az the usual Ialcs, sl ki-ts Of in ufancp A.
gsinst ire, Reans' the dangers VI The Ohio and Mis-.
sIssIppi rIvc's ant their tributary stream
Once on Main stree; la fursyIh and At'erLurr.
warehouse DANIEL. IAMR.
i'm 10 A-cr, sud Soy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

Sp r BhNLG. ATTORNEY At tAw-Nin prac-
"a tcc in the SupcTi0s ami County Courts ut Wool
end JtrksaA Cotntes aGItoS-Parkonburh. Wood
Co, Va ksTEEENcEs: Hon. Joseph Story. Of the
Supreme Ca ~. L. :. Simnn GrccnloaC l.. /. n
Harvard University. Cam Mas. Hopkins & brothers
Harvey & BeNan Hough. fIupp & Go. Bal,uuore -
Jos. ~ S,mur!y. Shcn. GO. ~. Bashud Taylor
= WIlliam-. Winchester. J. r. MsySury. l.. &
Mcclure. rsrbcrsburph. ucc 5--6w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A roRrr,- rSrr or
-oNH' disease is VERY much III,
.""u Ca'afih. II generally cunmerces like an ,-
-..1tl S't'' VIII ilss;,udc. rtilincSs. s.cht corrf. ,-,
PLt.'>"" ahd uShlncSs cs"ut the hr,as,. In u.,y
-. u, ''' aSS ''';as ut fra of ~ very s,rar-
inc "rrtSt IncresN"s, To- r,uu',usuoc Ner,r,. 80
sivo Vi a"1'eiy te rr>nruioa become. more ,r, -
'-o'ri0n@' sometimes whc. ling or rrrl,rr s,-pE -;
ue Nr Was forced through q harrow sy,ltur, c....-i
IN a 'i-'d huid- To nsslcctth+s f-rsaso - MAJ ID,
iserors consequence, hut w q timely alrl. .s,, l,
~. S"ayne's Compound Syrup nj Wild Chrrrs. ~rr
irtct attention 10 the d:r-ciioI1. ell lhl-e G4u,ira..ur
'Eccts y ~ D. removed
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lN~r ;.
"i,sr&RN iNSrGANCE COMPANY.

'AftlNi toVVLil.
NhIS oomioHy. lcn- nov try orra1isod. q rs-
y p"'05, TO Hatfc Insurance oI cS,ry drs,riri'n
src ard Sa-ire Risks. Sth rs Dwelling IIurS,s.
Store Il9rs's "a. with ihcIr ~rcntcu,s. Also. S,cgn
''S's !7t BJais aau Keel Polis. with iloir'csvo,s. 10
''a i'"'s any ~'ft up tho Ohio am Mississippi rycrs.
% 'n''' inon'N's s'-nrn-. Application for Insurance
made ~ tho present NJ ihc oiTicc ufths Wheel
''k saving in'H'cirnn. :. n GREER. Sscv. p.t
mar :
INSURANCE.. AGAINST FIRE. The
- s,nscr'o.i ha'ir z been arpointrd a-,r, for The
u ''', S'' Marine Insurance Conr snv. Of Lex.
inSton' hy. viii take fro and marin, risi- - III.
raies Js''>iy changed = tho oth.r aficc.. IA his
C'y. ArpGraaon il1y ne made ~ ~, c,spunr
,nun ~ Moore and Clark
"hc.,ns. Nlay21iSa5. CHARLES l.. STRONG
HFlRt. " MAXINE INSURANCE.
IE'Tc asc two s~iisa,!ors og'v m Uhirb ;r5i.
FINnAts can ne placed. "a hcIe they can ~, ,g-
yte. !hlr Toe 'H,.e of in.uT0nts. Trcss are. Nil,
20 uhE srp' 'e rom q. tEtJt Evu prupert, eith.r
.r .f'nt from ~, msq'antc uficc the Tull amount
Nhf'h my nave losi:pr stsuulr-o on ~. sn.,e : o.
SURF perhaps ~ = dssolat.d ,ar,-Ir. i,,r.,,.
lnE 'Ant sturldity a~ndffplly wAich failed 4, uT.,ri,
sSalnsl .Ucl q contingency
~S'NIhlNSbN AUrut oftHc ~pRO-ECTtONF ~ IN
~ ECO. OF HNRTFOGD ~ WHi,ake ,st 90,
H"e'l ns houses, NSr" houses, stores. Mills. Fnr,o,Ie
&c. toS-il G with 'Aeur contents such a. ru,ritn,,
hrtchf nti-" N.c-iLcry andevrry other aIsr rIpiion of 4,
sn'ahIs Pro? rty. Also, of STAN. Er.l All rt.,
noa'f' ara 'neir C1rspcs To rad i;nr ans Port ontE,
Western Waters.
January -. 1894.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

SAMUEL. MCIALLEN,
pt~AGL SCOT RSp III - sTCUg.
SAMUEL h'CLALILN world resc.~; fully in
form his friends ard customers the h. mas re-
ceived within a few VCPks a very large ADDITION Of
the most fashionable and durable work. b-ught
expressly for retailing. | shal not attempt 90 des-
crIhc'r psrticularZe. l.cdi,s and gentlemen will
please cat az No. To-, Main street, nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel. and examine Tor thcmsc YES,
aud | thlnk they viii not be disappointed. Alsp,
constantly on hand. Spanish sole leather calf,
boot Morocco, hid aud binding skins. shoe thread,
lasts, &c. &c. G.. lune 7. tSin.--tE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

HN-NT rNNsAINS y IANr-TT1c stsca.
- a' Ten, a N1r.lau C.Jg>v. N. 3JG 'u 1crcv boz
iri"- '1gn'r ;'1NC1 acres = NuCa vr ono, 100000.
acres ,1 Nvth' rouIsy 5000 acre. m C-Aoi county.
-. same OF the rupvr lands are Of M c~vcrllonl cua.-
in. "ri trl'r1hly well itnrr,yrd-Niu be- aid tn
quantities. 90 ,,'i pur,hascrs at "a ~. how prre or
TIM 't7t,nr nicor-f. and perfect ul,s given. 1890
acre. Diirs' 49, laud ~ Lewis county, Missouri. nut
-or''u tracts be- Indiana N .alrr terms. A!-o. POO
'N "a ih' c'F 81 Irc'E,ruri. ua,rth. Lot Ma. l3l
n l&-i Nhr''r"--al~o 500 stsr.y ~ INSURANCE Stock
ir -" NIc,lus Fire = Marine Insurance comysuy.
Cor sale by WA. , PETERSON.
laud Agent NhsCllut. Va.
81 Lots Ia Saarl'- Garden to lease fr tc,rs e 6
year Rom IL JIry. 1910. feb -. I5iG--iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

4 NnILDREN TEErInNG-To MolhF-s and Nur
- s"~-lon are aware that there arc hundreds u
iI">" ttde ones you 50 dearly love. who arc daily hur
re'' int an UiImvly grave. fruut that Distressing mai
,3y. CunNulsious which almost every infant falls q
prey 10 at the time OF ,lehtiiion; tLe1cfore. Won who
are mothers. and have The care of those liIle ones.
should apply 20 PARIS CehrbGicd S,oihnr - rp. for
lniantilc Teeth. which Las preserved thousands. when
thought pnsi recovery. from that dcSiructitc ravarcr.
For sale 81 Il ST. Clair street newt door 60 the ALE
sSsry hr:GEc, Pittsburgh and d, 10 North Eighih st
T.. illdrlphii.
Wheeling. Va. nov ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

NRptEIIES-For Tie accommodation of his old
1E Customers. the subscriber IN addition 10 hss'Ock
Ut NpHilcu Gn.Sis. Corioa Yarns. ~, has laid IN an
tsso-uunni Of CHOiCE GROCERIES NJ his new s:arA
nu Market street, a few cJuH below IhoIch-rA Cbsjr
Factory, iorncrly the &" Nhe"i-E G-occrv." TO vhirh
. respectfully Iu'irs tloIs attention. Ills s'ucN al
resent o"nTri7Cs: Young IIvsnR nni Crr-cY.lrr
It.NN 'i superior quality Grseu Rn, Oh RH1 and
lava a ZEE Nv Orleans. White Havana am
t1ti .ffE SuHt- house No't~-rS. Western
Ror.rvH Cal'SE Sue ,~-ohsnua SiiNp: Rice, Pre-
narsa Curu'. Claca.l,c. Rice Flour. Sheer Winter 80
sperm ani FauHrvs OIL. Pepper, N,ei-r, H,s,,5d.
''-s.g, Nl'u,.e. Ntro.Nn. rssIo-' T. TI.II
I Nhi= CABS, receives tr'a N"y York. n
- v-l. selected assortment fEur d C.olh Cnrs OF
"vcrv Szc md description, wh'ra VIII De- sod !,y-
Call AZ ,hc Iia' s. Cap s,ors or
w. ". d ). II. JlMC5ON, lG9 Niaia s..
sept la-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

NV o \ CoUCHl 10 tn, r.,lcc, :, >,
$500 SS nave fH"t a %, mature death Tor the want
niue attention TO a common cold.
Ilar"yuu a cough or a ,,lj Dr s,..
"nhr Hlfur "f Prunrs vrrginiana. or Mid cher :
~ H'"''1t prescription. md used in an c,t.rs,,,
rH.c''Sc' "" most positively gfo,a rcI.E ami s,,r,o,
'' '''' "N''l nis'"s-, consumption. whlch Ls.h
'-vs!y and III. Suy. "" ""' We
200 q ~7urt' Swaynrs prunus Vire;n.,~,
/. merry syrup. j. t"e only rcu.d, you SHOULD
'uSe 10 cure you. For t,is plain reason -IL.t ip -.
re )" g a'n>ands Of cases Who're ~ has 5e.r saF
Aas nJaiL,d 10 reii,rc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

Nhuois - oil tiSi.
ID AbhDt- Nonng Ch-rstial.
Jlcks"u's Iiic of HARRISON. sccon,! edition
Nunns Ladies Friend.
Barnes on The Gospel vols.
Grah1m'S Lectures 70 Youn, Men.
Ertrkrnndge's Late War.
kuk Whites Poems.
Phillips 'Irrlu, GrIItan and Emmett.
Cs-iaHs Poems.
Combc ON Constitution Of Man.
DO. do. q rrsriou D.ctetrs.
BcatiIr on Truth.
BcrTIIt's Ge,gnl iy Of tho Heavens. Sc. &c,
received and for ale ~ JOHN FISHER.
m. ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

M HISHEY-ll bbls Pennsylvania; 50 dozen
corn blooms, just received and Gor sale by
Jan - JACOB a MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
WEEKLY PAPER S2.50IN ADVANCE

Il ~ EiNsuNS vnyb hi -
%, 't 'y oil 'as-y,oi ptp,ie m prei, so,
LH'AtSL hoy ~ r-. r,rd f.,,
= ''r. """i' .ur" m''irus. rni.t m ~ ,-
80 i''HAar' ~ as 't.cs. ia. r4o.t c,n,,p a..
.,r,,,I . H''Ih' SD "a .ni,uud rGcctiai .ut.o :, ~
rEiSiA - INDIGESTION. aud all a
ir'NtN a preservcraud purifier OF nv. M.
BECArSE tasy srolr, The ,.,ro,o q,
loi'iy a." nerves Oi lno,r,r. imfarlpc 10 rh,,, =
G''n' h"'d, iis Pristine Ionr. Gud gives strength &c
eionTr''S pf fniud. ~"
- t'Sg -esc- = .'rop ne ~sa,s II n, ST.
''r ma I"tdS cS0i s,-tny pur,gf,r. sgo
bno" orG cNrrsi,S,e teach ,h.i NJ
- I"'s"''" u'onc. Niil curc rh- Jise.ses Of IA. ~
-, eIl n"r'"s Weakncss u nc prime cause q.
"S''Scs' rhd by ccntinuaIly nsorinc 10 pursu
M "L,Hct1- matter wore instead OF .ircr.
pr. iIhflth's Medicine j. put ~ u,sr
"'O,1"nn sense rtia"ip-. /" 10 ci-lss, and s,,.,0
" H"'n rs the only way 10 cfrt. a cure lastly
NNIHf. tA"y really 20 cure tho d..,agrs To-
ills III. haiA'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

HOOWBER-yust received from Dugoois MIL,
RrurdywInc. BcIawsrr, 100 krr7 Powder, con.
sisiing Of R!lc, shotgun ard blasting, Of which wc
shall keep a constant supply. Being appointed !scut.
for the rianufacture-s, Ne shall scll vt Pittsburgh prices
Merchants and others can thus Re sIpplrd at ~ time,
with q superior article, as cheap as il en- hc brought
from the East. FORSYTH, MOORE a Clark.
feb -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

PirE BUaGu. March 10. 1910
- NV TRANSPORT ALTON IN. DIRECT TO
u BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE AND PITTS.
EJRCIl AED T. :. PORTABLE BOAT LINES
Ire above hre AS Just been formed. and al Az.
r1us'tn uts r'-r.vtsd Tor Transporting Ncschan-
t'lC To- rUS from Ba.rIn re, va. Peunsy wanna an !
Tide water canals.
ERacFs lowed by STEAMBOATS, VII carry ~.
goods 90 au' rom Baltimore To Hayre &c G-sr..
Which va! wIay.e this line 10 pass goods thTtlqT
lu C,4d uu'..
The Nar,h"u-c ~ 7 !herry .trceI. latch orcur.s+
Icy tia Pilot I.Tc. VAS p e. cngagCt, AID i now
ready 10 receive Freight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

SALERArUS-2.OOO H.. Salcmtus IN casks. lust
y received and Tor sac low by
+ KNOX LLOYD " Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

- FOR RENT. oao Of lie he.' business
- -'o'cs IN Nhce!in: opposite the Virginia
ii1'sl. Possession given Immediately. en-.
s <8S qu.rc Of ;. MCLAL!A AN.
H. Is. lSt1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01
HATS. cars. Sroce & TRIMMINGS.
FARMERS. TAKE NOTICE..

FARMERS. TAKE NOTICE.
EOARR & ROBE have removed TO No. lI9 Main
" street. oac door hels~ Forsythe s Aterbury's
cd stand and nearly opaosits Mr. Rohh's Chair
Fs"toiy, where tfoy will b- ahio 70 Finnish ia FOL-
lnTln articles, mech Il Nsr than ever before ufs
- IN this market, vG-~addies, Bnd,es, Harness,
Trunks. snl every taios eise kept la their business.
Ih'y willal.s Keep Bald wins nat-nt sprIn-. Span
.;-A, half Spanish, fall back ana ode saddles, made
notteT than csu D. done ~ any other w.TAlneH
"isi OF the Dino. Persons wishing to p%urchl'r can
tly- the plea sa.o # iiying then. for All hour or 20
- any time.
Barr and Rohh Will also cnn;irri ihe Upholstcr
1"R IN CONNECTION with their saJdliHg business
EadfurniSh Mbttras~es of nil kinds To steam boats
f'nd all otheIs who will favor them with their Gus
fm N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

"a NHNtH. VIC iNIl -
<the iilrt day tuc pa.Hcsnpp"arrd. and his s.r.Dr,b
8 crc"sIug last. ard ~ rhrce weeks v.s sa.a rp aft,pt
10 hIs business. which hc had mot done for Is un,,;t..
"r nc benefit 81 Others afflicted, he wishes fL,se .inc.
1nbHs''cd, that the my 10 rui,uvcti. and agsin enjoy
he pleasures Of a eca!E!y life.
NONHFRFJI CURE OF rOTSTNpTIOS ~
hrrnsi hy Dt. SWANNE'S COMPOUND SYM
y TRl \tE VIRGINIA. or WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE ut Lancasi.r county p, sp,,r..
'ure! 81 the uh,yn disease. his SIMMONS - ,n,iI,
irss, succeeded ~ heat. bwn.S at sp,rii,. s,It Isl. >.
as mouth, DO cough, great oppression IN "a, hr,.,,
loss 1T appetite. 70 frequent splitting and cnrrbirs ~, i,
iriIN ami h"fd h.Oul. Aiter Bsing two b.rics Of M,
a''orc syrup Tie cough ceased. the lod, b,s,n D,
,trcuer'"', and - using Two more bsrIcs all rlcs- a..
'Ereosbie feelings were renewed. He j. ro,y eufo,.
ms perfect healIh. to ,te is~ionshmcnl OF al hi,
friends.
Iy'nrtofa .-uer dated.
ERlF. "a. September -. 1859.
p"lr Sir-I'his day send fr some of Or S..v,.
Prnnns Virginia or Wild Cherry :, run; There -,
lcn"n sick ~ this place. ani has bees for a long nm
"hT tined The medicine and finds il helps him mu.i,
! ara '''-P''a.e sHnt me ''rno immediately send two
bottles q ypT cannot send more.
Ia haste. yours Sc.
CISCINSNri. Nrcus. 10. 1872
R~.SI"c''' tucrt. ur swami pu4 truly ;D5.t,.
y 10 "a 'f ~" benefit have received :rom tho -.
y SDnf ''hFo"nd syrup OF Wild Cherry Bark. when
l ,o''fs was the means Of restoring m, health =.
a'in'Eed wnh q common cold. whi,h srmiustcd -
s'a'ed disease up"n the lungs. IT I,u-tb hsr.r,o
h"'h d'DiiitAied Ton constant c%augiinn and loss of
ppciiie. aud gave uP all hope Of recovering. . m,,x
: mS ianily had hrrn carried I'll by ce,.nr,,,i,n
'"i''r r'roihmcnd"d 10y q friend pfmine. Nr. t.-,v,,
% make % 'nal OF yuur inestiua.c .r,, ! A
winch ternnl7isd in PERFORMING "a pcrteet c,,,
nave much 70 say 10 you When / scc you. VIII n vii
n' '"f ihI' You may make uSe 1T thrsr lines ii ,
i'uht proper. Tint those afflicted max Esi r,Ee, 60.
i"e same source. Yours ruly.
J,rs p,rr.
Principal OHic~. p, North Ei,bfb sr.c 10,
}iia Pittsburgh Office. We. 81 81 Clair street. no,
loo t' %" Allegheny lndr,. vsc-r rh,. .n,oI.,,.-
nrd'r'uo "ry always be- f-1ui. AIto for sal, a. a..
'ooN sore .iJ'hn ti5arf. Wheeling. "a.
n'N 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

4 GLASSES - SCGAR-I. Dh.s. y. Orleans
~ Sugar; % hbi~. du. hDIisscs-tll OF good
lua.l'r aud N ?Tmc order, aud fr sale unusually los
hy FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
mar y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-01

ANEhTiLEBS-l5 Sacks Feathers. t., received
nad fr sale hy
ATTERB Y, CALDWELL & co.
N-rl D
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-22
FOR THE PILOT.
THE STANDING ARMY.
ION

The present administration not satisfied with
their vandal-like seizure of the public money and
its prostitution to the basest purpose sot salts
fed with their train-band troops Of Office holders;
not satisfied with their bowling hosts of hireling
scribblers, who would, for money, blacken the
tombs of their fathers, and like Italian Brayo's,
stab in the dark for pay not satisfied with these,
they want standing army. Want in time of
profound peace, body of men sufficient to sweep
from soil the strongest army that the greatest
despots of Europe could send against us. And
these men, too, who advocate this measure, call
themselves Democrats, and are loudest in their
invectiyes against all Federalists Why raise an
army that to-day could hoist the American flag
over the Western continent. Are we threaten
ed with the inroads of foreign foe Does the
marshaled Legions of Monarchy defle our land !?
or has mighty feet been seen upon our coasts ?
No No!!! Then again ask-what does he
want them for? Freemen echo it, and ask this
would-be tyrant, what does he want them for, and
if he answers no, hurl him. with giants strength,
beneath your feet, for silence says he's guilty.
Thinks he that the pages of history are sealed
to us as he would that our voices were. Who
robbed old Rome of freedom? Who tramp'led
ON the liberties Of Greece Did not the hireling
soldiera Does Martin Van Buren, think we
know not Cromwell A pretty master surely
is he for thee to take thy lessons FROM and doubt
less you will prove willing scholar. Go back
little farther my power-loving Lord, and take
some other pattern we wot not Of.
Sons of America, shout the alarm seize again
the fiery cross and call the clans together, for an
enemy is not on but IN our borders. The man ne
! made our President would be our King -hs wants
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you to give him soldiers to take your freedom
from you VIII you not make the letters for
your limbs, and say to liberty away with you,
wen try master noso.--Give him his wished
for guards--and build him forts upon your hills,
and bid farewell to freedom.
Your voices will be hushed in your coun-
ellis, and like the troops of BonaParte, bright bay
onets will CLEAN in your Legislative halls Give
him what he asks for, and as your children bow
down their necks in slavery and mourn in bonds,
they will shake their clanking chains and curse
We, curse ye bitterly, and when in the loathsome
dungeon the tears Of few unconquered spirits
will blot out forever the last expiring spark of
liberty, they will call down vengeance upon your
Wondering bones. Then if we care not for your
selves by all that's sacred, think upon posterity;
and as your fathers gave you their bleod-stained
legacy, so hand it down holy boon, untarnish-
ed and undefiled to them. ION.
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and under, are to be suppressed; thenth twenty
and then all under one hundred dollars! The
war has been waged ten years, and all that has
been done, is in Of the states to suppress all
notes under five dollars, and the result has been
that in every state, where the small notes have
been sosuppressed, the banks have suspended spe-
Gle payment, and businesshas been destroyed. If
such is the fruit of the ten years war, what will
be the result of the reelection of MIR. Van Buren,
and the continuation of that war, under the auspi-
Gus of Mr.. Benton?
On the other hand, the election of Gen.Harrison
will be a condemnation of Mr.. Van Buren's expe-
riments. There will be no party obstinacy to
subdue. Gen. Harrison will come in free to adopt
uch measures for the relief of the country, as,
Congress in its wisdom may devise. The expe-
riment will be at an end, confidence and credit
viii be restored. The hammer will again be put
n motion, and we will be prosperous and hap
nv
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WAsHINaToN, MAY 90.
Yours, SC.

NASHlNGTON3 May @O'
The Presumption bin was the first business
in the House this morning The bill had been
reported by the committee public lands after
a reference to the House from the Senate, where
two or three weeks since it created an animated
discussion. A motion was made to refer the bill
to the committee of the whole House on the state
of the Uuion. The friends of the measure OBJ
iected, fearing that delay would bring defeat
Mr.. White advocated the reference. Mr.. Smart
of Illinois, and others, opposed it. Mr.. Hopkins
of Virginia, moved that the bill be laid upon the
table. The yeas and nays were ordered, call
of the House was ordered also, and large ma
iority opposed the motion. The orders of the
day (the bill to secure the freedom of elections)
was next called up. Mr. Brown, of Tennessee,
addressed the House in continuation and conclu-
sion of his speech, commenced yesterday. He
replies to MIR. Bell, and like the administration
senators in the last Congress, defends those prac
tees which have made the Government corrupt,
and its Executive officers rather the creatures
of party than the servants of a Republic. A
pretty time this in the sessions of May
Congress, nearly six months in session,-to be
making speeches nearly two days long. MIR.
Brown spoke until the time for taking recess,
and from appearances will finish the day before
there is an end ofhis speech.