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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

ra ~ \ toiGI 10 MT necIoci II
'u' h''' met "a premature death ior IA. ,,,,.l
i"'le attention Ia Il common cold 49,
",'eN"" " 'o'gh OF a told Or Sv,vn..s In,
round Syrup If PrInus vIrcini,pa. ., VII ,r.S+
,p' "'ui'ai press rpuon. and used in an e,,.n.;,,
!" - ~" ""'f positively afford r,I,rf. nid save a..
a"' mn aMiHi drS'aso. consumption. which u,u,jI,
m1,he grave the young, The old. the iair. m.
nnNc YOU n cough Swayne's Prunu. y,,,.,.
merry syrup. Is The ctiy remedy vor .lon,t
"N a. cure yon. bon ihIs plin reason -I,,, go
;. |' thousands of cascs where At las Lecr az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
CARD.
To HOUSE KEEPERS.

IL u kEEPERS.
SBERSONS about TO mem housekeeping. and
I'ose already AT IL, DESTROYS Of availiug Ii,em-
selves OF The iTca'cst facilities for so doing, would
find II TO their advantage To call al our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE. FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
and purchase Que OF our cheap COOKING Stoves. to.
Sethcr with all The other necessary aIuclcs Of itch
Ell turniIure.
Experience having taught those who now use
EN- mat stoves are decidedly preferable to the
thmmon kitchen CRATES and fire places on the score
coin OF economy and convenience, new beginners
bould do well to profit by their Cxper ence, and sup
plyce.
onMe have various sizes and patterns of cooking
Dyes ano every description OF wares, which We
! , sell very ioS tor cash, or to those who desire il
" liberal credit will be gwen.
ATIIEELlNG ACADEMY.-The 9th term oC the
w Wheeling Academy will commence ON Mon.
day the l4ih OF September. Owing tn the difficulty
experienced IN obtaining school-UOms suitable for a
large number, the subscriber will be obliged in future
to restrict his number of pupils to those pursuing The
advanced studies The Subscriber regrets th,t he will
BE- unable 10 receive those Of his former scholars in The
mole department. who are pursuing only the common
branches OF M English educatisn, as his arrangement.
make u necessary for him 10 confne his attention IN
the higher siudiey. lie has associated with him Mr.
Do''ney, from The Wesleyan University, Middlelon,
Conn, who will take charge OF the Mathematical and
Scientific department. Apparatus has been construc.
ted. aud every facility will be furnished tn those yvbo
wIth hD qualify themselves for entering College, o, n
pursue any Of the Collegiate studies. TERNs-for tho
Latin. Greek aud French languages; Algebra. Geome
Try, and the higher Mathematics; Natural Pliilo-ophv
Chemistry. aud Political Economy. &c, SO. per term
Of eleven weeks IhDse wishing TO take but one of t,c.e
studies will pay 50 per Term.
la the Female department pupils will be receives
IN Arithmetic, Grammer. Geography and History. Al
So per term Cor The higher branches of education sIO
per term. Separate rooms and grounds are provided
| for his deunrtupuf- anil pNr r a aftonftuu Vyu T.. ..g =.
their department as we'll a. TO their advancement M
science. The Principal will, fur lhe present. take
charge OF the Female department, assisted by o Gov.
emcS.
l Hereafter no scholar can I've received for a future
m. whose tuition for The term previous has not been
n,d This rule will be strictly adhered To. a. no In.
s,itof,,,. w,a,.'sisd by public funds. c1u stand long
without prompt payr1enis.
10 aeeOmBojaio sucr. as may be engaged during
The day. cll.ses in aHy OF The pbosc siu,ics wll lie
received, 10 rccito one hour Eve nights 10 lhe week.
az s. pee term. wherever a class Of tea or twelve isav
be formed. school rU0ms ct the conner Of Alb and
Quincy streets. AUGUSTUS W. RUTER.
sep. y. PSissinaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

the accommodation of his old
~ customers, the subscriber. IA addition In his Sto,k
oi Noollen G'S"ls. Coitoz Yurns. SC. has Iarl i'm an
instrument ofCtiOlCE GROCERIES y, his new stand
"n Market street, Il few doprs below Thatcher Chair
Factory, formerly the &" Wheeling Grocery" To whirL
ne respectfully invites their attention. His stock nj
present comprises Young IIysri and Gunpowjer
TEAS f superior quality Green Rio. OI RIO aud
Java COFFEE New Orleans. White IIaN ana arl
i"ai SUGAR; Sugar house MOTASSES. Western
Reserve CHEESE Sus1uchlnna SIItD; Rice. Pre-
pared Cocua. Chocolate. Rice FIuur. Super Wn,Irr sid
Sperm aud TSnncrS OIL Pepper. Akpicc. Mustard.
CnSSin' Nuimcrs. Macc.&r forr29l u. HULL.
NAPS, CAPS-JuStr received from New YoIk. n
~ well selected assortment of Fur a Cloth Cans ol
every size and dcscr. ption, which will DC sold low
Call at the Hat n Cap store of
w. w. " ). ii. JINiESON, l6g Main ST.
sept lift
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WuttLlNG SAIINGS INSTTTU
TIDN- I'll. o.E---E -

49, -
WutELlNG SANINtiS INSTTTU
The office Of The Wheeling N.
WIGS insilln,ioI has been rcuIpyrd Io m. a.
chanAe ,Vfhce - Mr. JobE VI. Clarke Main street
Bank. M "''"d"'s
The following are the terms upon which D,ncs
ttes save ieeeiycdin this Institution
Banks "ci
o'i special d~rpositrs, or sums suh;ec,
lra"al - days notice, interest will be al
inc rate ui Vcr cent per anuun.
at6fdIyN notice. ht3l-2peTccnt,
y q months" a.
The saI"e propoTttouate Interest," viii a.. ,II,w,,
On deposiirs made for specified pcriods of nm as
on Irposues subject To the above peno,is of u,,ic,
me business hours of The IusIriuiIon M, Tr,u, "a
'i"ch wv ~ \ W, aud from . ull 4 T.. N but for
~; sccnhn n'od ahon Of irnsicnt depostors. cheek
WI pccashrda aud d~epnSItes will bc received AT any
."'e before mud after these hours AT The SptIun Of
the Treasurer.
TWELVE PER CENT TER ANNIN-Intrr.
est ut the rate oi twelve per zen, pc, nnp,u,
WIZ ne pad hy the subscribers. fr al dcrs,sitcs mat.
a''hrir "ff'"e. for SIXTY days and upwarIs. vb,.h en-,
nc Withdrawn without previous nnIIcc. and n Ic,ir.J
WI" u secured by mortgage nn unincunbercd real -
tn'e ~ Tins CITY. feb II 6 \. u. GOFF A. 20
JUST RECElNED-Drks WORK. c.nrL-,e - :
No'S koin Bvrnn's works. ard Ln.kharts I iEc ,CS,,,,
i~'nlheyS P"cii"al works BpiIaS. history uftbc Pc,oI,
non fcrry Anecdotes. Life aud Times OF Rnuv,p
STEPHENSON * GARWOOD
Juno &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

NSURaNCE-rhe Fire and Marine
insurance Company Of Wheeling continu. o.
'aNe. at the usual raIes. all kinds Of nsuranr. n.
Salnst hte, acains' the dangers of the OHIO md Ms.
S''sirpi nve's and their tributary stream
NHIcs on aiain street IN Forsyth aud Atirrt ury.
N'I,npuSc DANIEL. I.AMR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
JACOB q MITCHELL.
Com ss,a1 \ F1rwa ,g~
MERCHANTS.

"" % MAIN ~ WuEEttSg
~ Make purchases sud ~le- Dp Cotnma-ron. al
1NhInis Of Grrcu's Country Produce. anil Dras.f,
NWrifriur' Ni-' receive 1uI Ef,strI pr ..,e
Frriu.r lnI Nct,hludns m Ctn.rl Tenn. m.ir.
a;r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
aANEs :. WHEAT, Attorney at Law

JAMES $. WHEAT, Attorney at Law,
- whseISz. Va. oilers his ~settises IN thc trans
lCuop VI tie bus pess OF his protossgn' ~ this city
or sHy Of the sd;gesnt counties OF virginia orohio
roe streets. Wheehng Oct.
AK BOXES. NJ r. Bnsigs 5000 lhs. sieuben.
Zeb ylle and Phs1urgb oqtq yarns md Blttuc
lust receivce and for sale low BY 81 AEiLLY.
aug. %.
CtALTi SALT{ sALTi-560 6Is P.gd..I ss.
lni received aU' Dr sale loss iaf .l>1.
Joe "a JACOB q MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
VNlRE 4 MARINE INsUKlNCE--

-, '"'ie are Two situations osly in which md.
,,.e,s,. = De placed v h.te they can ad. au,iely .m-
- 'nc value Ot insurance These are. uLiI.
!. uins Spon the ruin-ot their G y IN rrorertr' e,thsI
M, = - .'n or insurance office the full amount
""'n me nave lost; or standing on m. sam. s,ot
surrounded perhaps Ly a drsolatrd uni. nj 81
i-ainSi such a contingency o" P'"N''e
=. ATKINSON Arcn, ofthe Ro1.p,y,o~
Az or Hartford CONN. w,It,k. ,I.l -,
p''e' '"g houses. Ware houses, Stores. Mills Fa,,.,i.
=. ,'se" ~ wnh'heir co"ients such a.. Furnitu,s
"a'S' Na'hi.' ~ andevcry other disc rrtion OF an
,"'-"e Prop rty. Also. % ~tcan. Keel and 81,
Soa,s,.L. 'he'r Cs'soes TO and rrom an, Port on nc
January -. 1g0I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

NE REASONS NuY pR- =
are "c dby all cIassc OF o ,,Ie
thcy are prp,rcl 6ou
!, : ,'it "h"lcsouc m'dIenr. m,li m =, ,,.
, : 80 I'[S>'hi ~ is cGc,i,. the nsc-l cert, N g,.s
rr,,S "'''.i,' and a saicaid 10, t..I ,u,.o. * ~
rro,,n,a ~ INhIGis1ItN end all
,stcR-. !"'''' ~ 'hS Whsle
they so,he IN. pr,,,..
oiuul Tie nerves OF motion. Impartine a, o.,
S''"Ic huid. iis pristine Tune. and cnr, ,,,.n.h
ci"arncss Of mind ~1
nH' alSE they "crer destroy he oools II a, So
ga ara BossLs 9saH sfr,ss p1TgatirosSo
- science ard experience Ieeoh thnr nd,
,n,.h $500 atone. "HI cure The discusses OF tie ..,
w." '"d nerves Weakness 10 The prime cause a..
~ . 'iS''se-' and by continually r,sonInr TO Dury,
~ ~ =. MAKE The matter worse insi.aG ofbercr.
Dr. HaHich's medicin. !. pu, pn nr,,
!" 'o,''n.h SeiiS" principle. &" 10 a. ans. o.j n,c,rb
~ Mn"h % The "uly wov TO effect a cur. la.tI,
h'H'Sh- They really 80 cure the diseases e.,
ills. SA 10 Ut hariirk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
OPPOSITION.

nj UIIII1tlfc auu UhIO TNiII INDlH.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
M 7 o'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes ne morning linc Of ears, arriving at Baltimore in
,,,s % take the line Of cars for PhiIadelphia aud New
york,
n.2o IN-ENr LINE leaves Wheeling every
TEs~s.- . Frederick second evening and
6gteG tie kgf hae ears ,.-""""AsV I" n'"nuoie,
Rhsre tkey SUiys 10 fiHe 20 take '"V "'''''"s i"e o'
ears Tor PIiIs}elpkis AND Nsw YORK.
Fks abDve lIses- 81 speed and siteiy. are bette We
soi to Ne surpassed ~ ssy sage fines 10 hs 4. saies.
~ Racing posiusciy prohibited.
9TOTae Gr.i door above The rpitel States Hotel.
v.taf s.rsst WhseliBg. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
4
WESTERN INSIRANCE COMPANY

tArtrNL $500 UGO.
hiiS''s"fs's. h-ing INV duty orraurzcd. ~ rrr
pared 10 nakc Insurance on every description
y ~" md N'nrhie Risks. such ~ pwrlInc unus,s.
n'''" iiouscS. Sc. with ihcT contents Aho. SIcaIn
p~' t'"' h"ris and Meet Boats. with thc,r c.r.,,rs. To-
- J" o'i p|ri on The Oh" and AirssSpiI T.VcIs.
~ the'r tributary Streams Appli, n,r.p E,, f,sut,p,c
" :" "'i' Ton the rseNcnt nj ILs. oliios, I'd I.e nl...I
ing savings Institution = H. GREER. Sccy n =
mar y -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

"lNES,-ChamPalsp Brandy, su.
pcriOr 10 wears old.
4 Se=nette Coniac, Fine flavor &. dark color,
bordeaux Brandy, do do
Domestic Brandy, IN ~ pipes.
Tennessee Peach Brandy, .#
Jam 1ica Spirits, IL years old,
Holland Cir. Nh. Rum,
Fort Wine, CTrenle grape and low priccdO
MADEIRA Wine. tFine and low priccd,0
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga Niner,
Muscat IN eases. in store for sale ON accom-
moddhnS terms, 10y the cask ar on raft by
SOLOMON KING.
NAV % If No. 90 corner of Water & Union ats.
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NEArllERs-l5 Sacks Feathers. Just received
aud for sale nv
AT-rERB Y. CALDWELL " co.

NllLDREN TEETTlNG.-To Mothers and Nur
~ seS-Iou ART aware that there are hundreds a.
""sc mule ONES yoi - dearly love. whoare daily hur
ned mt sn untimrly grave. from that Distressing nal
ady' ConNuisi"ns Which almost rvry infant falls Il
prey 'oai the time OF dcntilion therefore. YOU villa
are n'"iherS. and have the care or those li,ti- ones.
shnuth nrriy To- Purris' Celebrated Ssahunc Syrup. for
'niani'ie Teeth. which las preserved thousands. ~ hen
'hought past recovery. frum that destructive aVaesr
For sale nj al 81 Clair street, ne, ,l.ar 10 tho Ale
chevy bridge, Pittsburgh and a, ~ North Eighth st
PhIladrlphia.
Aso-f"r vale nj the STORE Of JOHN FISHER
Wheeling. VI. " u.y ,
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WONDERFUL CTR or CONSUMPTION -.
"ri"cI d, bH. SW iYNF'S COsIIrI Nh SvnPp
: h'N'N VIRGINIA. or WILD CIFRRv a.
'h'.tNt," f Lancaster county =, .u,,I.
-" "',N' dSeasc. HIS symptoms Wen. cb,u.
-, ''I'' ~ heal 'owncss of pint. sd r,,;e an
To-. 80 80 'pNsh' greah "riTcSauu IA ihc breu.t
= 'Pt'.''' 4 if"queIi spiluus aud ro,,Li.g 49,
"r'hS nhh ilrrid blood. Alter usIny ia, 49,
syrup 'hc cough ceased. The I..iv 90,
S'' aihi by usiHg Two more bo,tI.. ali 49,.
- "'r''Is were removed. He - now ro,,y
friends % ali Ls
E'imciOf u letter dated.
n Erie, Pa. September 81. lao
Dear Sri lhis day send Tor s1ne of a.
,'u""S ' irgln'a or Wild Cherry ~ run. ,L.,.-'"'
-" 80 ii 'h'S place. anal has i-cE tnr a lr,y ,,,,.
~ "1'' lho medicine and finds II h.I,.
ala ou'-pdessc send me some mme,.io,a 80 In''
"O"ies 81 Sou cannot send myrc
hhasie. yours &c.
p CINCINNATI, Angus 10 1890
81 - = "r''o' pr SwayDe-I am truly ,ndot.
y 'yo" ar The hcncftI have received fr,,o ' 49,
! !olr oniound Syrup of Will CLc,r. 80 ne use
was 10" means of restoring my hs.LI'
"'"'Hei WIN a common cold, winch ,a,nhn.,.
uHSelSc "Ion the lungs. ! az lcnrtb -
-. ',i'e" rom constant coughing and L.,
r,,. ~ saw up all hnpc Of recovering. a, mani
a., 10y "an feen carried OIL by coHss,mu,,o,,
eng recommended by n friend of mine NJ ~
y "lai oi your inestnnalIe syru, T -
~" ','"'ha'ed IN performing a pcrJcct
"|' " say 10 you when ] sec Won NH. y
mt "I |, you may make use Of these Incs " Co,
he same SUR. nose afflicted may fEd relief GSurl
Yours truly,
Pri,c;,., JAMES PARRY
'H'cIral Ofhce, ~ North Eirbtb s,,.., pf.
MA IHi'hurgh Office. No. al ~. char ,, :
=, .c Nncsheny bridge. whore IIns inyaluats
"'"'ci'e NAV always be found Nto Co. .tH
Sook store ~ John Fisher, whceliug n, ' " no
nov sly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

paragraph in relation to tic occupation OF Tie disputed
territory:
We have n report here that three hundyed British
troops hayc arrived !: Madawaska We know not lie
object Of this movement but it is sad the British are
"tarng up because the government Of ihs State have
violated the agreement between Sir John Harvey aad
Gen Scott, in organizing The places III the disputed
territory for party purposes.
The Resumption All eyes are now directed IL ~
18th Of January, ISL. and the British Bank of III
). III Philadelphia; and II is remarkable Ia rbsrr.,
with what entire unanimity the public mind LOOKS Il
that institution The sole obstacle 10 resumption :
Every article on the SUI ct refers 10 that bank, ana ii.
only enquiry is whether IL resume All The uti..
solvent institutions ready most Of them ony ,tp
ped because she did. Truly, she a rrg4iqfor-bnl
regulator OF different character from what her admir-
ers represent She regulates SUSPENSIONS aud naa.l.
surastions, and is foremost both For months pa.,
this blnated panper has been on her mendcan oxppd
tions TO New York and Boston 10 borrow money 10 re-
sumo upon and al last seems to have succetded. bu,
how succeeded By new issue Of pos, notes b.
fresh batch Of post notes.-the iniable sign OF tr,nd
or Insolvency.
ANNUAL Navy REroEr.-The Animal Report or the
Secretary OF the Navy viii he found IN orr column.
to-day. II is business Ike, unostcnra,ous document
distinguished by all that csarness and neataess ii
statement which are great merit in papers Of IN,
kind and crcdahle III other respects In the department
over WHICH Ns Pauldlug ably and faithful, ,.e
SIDES.
II is remarkable tina; The atrociors traffic in sa,a,
carried on wh The coast Of Africa has increased ,ie
all the measures taken 10 prevent it. Il is
faction, however to know thu; the American iag \.
longer the crimes If those who are engaged u
THIS trade ~. Y T.. Past.
Tnf GREAT nArCH.-Thc Race between Gaan 'c9
Boston which has much excited the Turtles for IT,
Inst months owing 10 tie heavy stakes ped up came
of On the Augusta, Ga courso on IT, eth INST G.uo
the Georgia horse Of his foot. Boston b.
PRIME. Tic result N, sht be expected Boston wlr
the j., hea, fgu. niles vii. in I'm. 5.s Gauo VS.
ysiihGr.s the SECOND heat, ard Boston 2l.gped
rount, and took t.e purse SO 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
HDHa. EAsHa1'S
W3D T e Z a'r d s 5
REST02ER or THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC IND OTHER DISEASES,

II IS
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chang. j; III. = soaeIj,i n, b. / = nsm,,le.
- p,j, l,.f n - M, :" ,'. "a
50, s. ~. =, o. w. p'"' - ~. N IN y,,,l
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As,.,i>t, ir,x,.,. III l,,i. IN, ~ ,,., .,rlra.l r.
.pcrl. an,! perfect renewal II nn.rrlga Strrsc dot
also II thc feasl result, consequent On H. improper ,a'..
MEt". IN d s@T"I. on.r - halt a: :. ~
CON tsl,>t E,m fr ciu. ,,l yaryu. ifr,;,., M
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stomach, mo-. u, Inn ,i,,i,ua,,.u 4, !
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" 'li' y W. shih al" '""i ai'tt,' !" Z" 'fs
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- t'Ai' ~ sihEN"fnfHi> ti"tIA' it n>'',. -
L.. ,.t,.t t =, H., III - H. ~ l..,.. ~, .,
~e' "l. !, ~ 'hn'' az ' : ca-'' = y i'sh Dfs' "
fei; - c,hi> Ii h"s
nr"rdy i"r i,'f Aini-, PER boy, - IA, = ,,,..
r9"oL3 fok tlrot Me- :, 49, when "a ~ 'o"''''
DH Kun, Ac,r.I,o "a. - i'i.,, i"d ~ ";taf 20 -s
c""?ia'a winch 'ot uoed Together w'' 'tc He,ioer !:
r"f i ana niea!A' 1se a.. na Of IT, hg
snroalr and o,I"r d..a., wi,,rhI. .,i.r i,
an M, i, Cnanr,. u h.r,,,, - i, j., t,.,t
mr.r,ne: md SI''r he hat gan, al til "e y y
PrrEE.rCno Va, January IN, -5.
In J. ktH. Richmond, VI.
Dear s " i qualification - g. state. that ifn III
hel c'c'i r.ctttd ifnn tie ~ .on Ers"nf =" H. ~!
brrufai'r Powder. Aromatic ENifac ani Universal Ila-
ai nn" able u attend ~ the ordinary pursuits ln>s
iltcr confinement al ttec months van nitc swtlsn-
knee. and cNrrcau. pam - irc, disease aua
lave entirely sn'ieti. strength ms in,
am EMO, iHg better health lnans YEAR.
have been able with ,oniirnc. Id MrdCH
many friends, who all equally restored rs u
Restsciiuil, yuurs. SAMUEL. COCHRAN.
I,>cHsrRc, Va, No.. 3Jh, lssl
Dr. j. Kun. Richmond, Va:
Dear SWe have bc.n nearly five ycar> for The a
Your Medicines, and ciV", pleasure inform - tr r.
success ~ ~ nanS cures performed y, them. ltilA ia''
had I'm, D.,r i r.c"y,ry II would 'aSr "nen space
>iceH NC Gun. ~ "V"It cur, bai W my 7" state @
fe.'r y as i'"G WIN - r'pnidr! ri"ii@ Ia'c y r. H.
lowing diseases proved 'nailblr -" !'itf go! "'t i
cW''' o' mr. hs>p"-ia b"h' liver "h'ahi h'li'
ircl."'r. Rheumatism. irrreHl.r'l, -.
I.e sbtssp'fH Hi!art = ~ great riand-amd not on
has iul.d I" on knowledge
~ >g2it'e syrup ~, proved eiecvc-and that - 't "
n! obstinate ct'is .
Many ,-ican> m nririh"hood who have ns' your y
iei"s - thIi if,i,", nave gwen u'lF ''no' - - -
49,: s".,ig M IN, !, s a'u M"'r,o :, = ~ ~.
49,. M ~ ~ !, ~. ~ ~ =; ~ ~, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

The NEWS FROM MADAwAsKA.-1he Boston Atlas
states that the British regIment arrived at MadawasSa
vinus to the lCth inst from Quebec, having been
ordered there BY the Gov. General without the know
ledge Of SIR John Harvey. \ messenger was Dispatch
ed 10 Gov Fairfield by SIR John Harvey, az he
was apprsed of The arrival of tho regiment, SIR John
believing be his duty to inform Gov Fairfield I'M
medately of the fact, consequence Of the arrange.
nent made between himself and Gen. Scott.
The editor Of the Bay State Democrat has received
information stating that the assigned for takag
possession Of Madawaska by the British the fact that
the has been taken Of that district by the United
States in violation of the compromise.
The Bangor Wing ofths l4!h, contains the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
S4,539,26:5 IS
4,759,1l0 SIS
Excess ofexpendlturcs

Excess ofexpendturcs S2l9,si5 II
The average as comparedwi,h the preceding year,
shows an increase Of SOL ,65l 81, being fraction
one per cent.
The average annual increase of revenue from 1882
to 1889, inclusive has been about 10 per cent. But
rs this period includes the two years ending juno
80, 1897 of extraordinary augmentation Of revenue,
amounting to Is per cent The first year. and 20 per
cent the second, 10 per cent is considerably above the
ordinary annual increase, which may be estimated at
about per centum. The decline in the revenue,
therefore, the past year, may be estimated at about
per cent, or $225, 000
Statement Of The and expenditures Of the Post
Office Department for the eieren years ending 3OM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant.
JOHN NJ NILES.
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" nrc not Communicative are not conquered. me
hand Of wholesome clasliscmcnt rs upon US, but
we are not snbdued. Our principles are rs pure as
they were in - when they were chrstencd "RcpuhI-
can" They never be changed, and the true Rr-
publican Will never he driven from ther support ny
any of the untoward circumstances incident 10 liie
I'VE are mot conquered We have passed through an
embiltercd conflict characterized by crimnatIon ana
recrninaton-have fought for our principles with rs
much earnes.ness as We would have fought for the
maintenance of our lionoF-but tie chance was
ours aud the good fortune Of war was the fortune
Of the enemy.
We are not conquered. We have been temporarily
defeated but zeal is unabated-and though We may
have sustained a small loss Of ready force still IS
portion which could be most conveniently spared tor
while it aids in swelling the enemys rank and file, 1t IS
a floating mass in which! little confidence can be
eposed at the hour Of trial To the local and Temporal
~ causes have produced defeat have often
Cured Never again can they reiard progress.
We are not conquered. The Lion Of Democracy Is
refreshing himself with reposc, and he viii rally TO our
aid and be abroad with the people from East TO West,
from North 10 South another great contest takes
place. To our friends we have but one word more
that word is "orgaai-e
"TRINCIPLEs NOT MEN"
No motto that was eyer chosen by the old ltepuh!-
party is half euphonIous 'hs. So Tar rs irn
are Instruments with which principles are maintained
il becomes necessary the advocacy OF our cause 10
use them and speak III them-nn further Mess The
integrity of man be mpeached, OF his qualifications
reasonably Ques.oucd hc stands upon good ground Ter
Office, and may be supported as the representative or
rather the mpersonation Of the political principles that
he PROCESSES.
And now that our Republican principles have been
temporarily by storm Of mere passion, IN
precedented in the annals of political warfare; II is no
time for us who have sworn 10 support them Tor lie TO
be calculating the chances Of respective ayor'tes
for the Presidency four years hence.
II is matter Of but trivial Moment ,cko shall be the
Republican candidate at that PERIOD PTordedh he 6eo-
roughiy sound rpm MI NE nd'@s futures q the Con-
stitniion and ofhe old iirginia R'soinf,ons
THIS is not then, the hour for discussing the merits
Of asprans- L.; rather organize every nook and
corner Of our respective counties for the support of
PRINCIPLES and leave tie Presidential candidacy where
1t should remain for at least three years hence, to the
developments Of the future.
In word immed ate business as tne Republicans
do all power 10 encourage every man 10 stand
firmly his principles regardless Of men awaiting the
proper time for calling out suitable man whose name
NAV be used as instrument with which again to Sc
cure the ascendency Of those principles.
r.lashriHc Union.