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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

Mr. Edward as Ell. was. 5p las. December sra-
1.n.F +" fs1 with coll s..yefuE4. which vara .rs.
"..fs1 HH pens In Cvssvuar uI Ulf.. BODY. TN.
.3.Hr r.HtNEeb severe uU'I The month uf N.e.
sH.na. r,-Hn 90 s.ff blood, this was srart., r..r
s|..... a. aH % n0rNEuw cough, sva' fur AMI r.r.
rl Che r-.s' and Che lr.thfr-s of blood frru ,r,
u0r'- became considerable, fr.sr own toms
WHIT f. so Hs'ru EEs mes. .Igtrs ui sudden death
wott 'Ha course oI De- weeks. followed Hy
ih'tE Ht-r'I aalprrl. Eg. mingled wI.h blood Ti..
rrruTT'In"n rnfnar.I f1 .lsu Hlw 70 temporary h..
20 ga f1H rIHgr became 'rsH f.rFDIHsrma and
Che rU-ri'e decreased. q Ir trsrh8TEf 90 pms boz
creased Cd 'ur HuIy was 7u wasted as o as4uTus
I. ODE appearance NJ one who iu.rra .r fis I.sf
stage .i consumption. The rNg..Ia.F Vhulttsa
Ira Hrs- satisfied fT tI.r upru|ur. 'hrt np hone
H' .n.r.'g rr ..a7' Doc This Ufrr auH fs.furu -.rf.
I. ..rrr Oh ..H IrHfs EHf1... Vrf|4. rn1 Nv On
.i"EH l.w boxes uI fTs wtd. sue DO BIAS r...v.F
ID ..r.r.f cure, and has since rHfuytH ry.,lers
rnt'1' TIE unfvrrftsd recovery a. Mr.. HussHr
Hfs H.f1ursh.d 1I Hf relatives and f-rrrga and
De- tFu.r.a these lines f1 Dr. Hunt VItb ovgrIas.
unE gratitude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
bR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
~ TElESTlNG AND APPLICABLETO THE
A~EFIICTED WITH

Disease o. ne SfoTccb,1r Nr
Such a. Dyspepsia, either Chronic OF casual. IN
OF SFirIts. aud general EmRsauOn, Cousa npton
whether Of the Lungs or LlVcr, Liver anccrons.
Jaundice, both Billtary and Spasnodic. cas,ive-
ness. worms OF every variety; Rheumatism; wheth-
or Acu's or Chrome, together w,jh GOut. SCrotula.
Pains IN rhe head, Back, Limbs and side, Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Puuid Sore throat, Feycr
nd AEuc, Sp tsmodIc PIlpitatGn ofthc Heart and
Arteries, Nervous lrr'tablity, Nervous Weakness,
Mysteries, Tic DIuloureuN. Cramps, Female Oh
strucuoHs. Heartburn, Headache, CoRgb, the Com
m1n or Humid 2nd the Dry or che Whooping.
Asthma Crave lad Ororsy.
The Blood has ethcrto been considered by
Emp,crs aud otherg, a. the great.resulator of the
huns n system, and sues is me deyTrsdness of the
adhertnt- 10 that erroneous doctrins. that they con-
tent them selves with the simple PROGRESSION of this
fliaciOus opinion. withO' Z enguifne into the prs
mary sources from whence LIFE, Health. and Wig
our emana e land. ricerSTSa, pain sickness, disease
and death. Not so with DR. Hunt, whose extern
i've research aud practical eNperente 81. emineal-
~ qualify him for the profession Of which he has
icnds-anu a moments REFLECTION will cohlincc
any reasoning mind ot The correctness of his views
that the stomacu. liver, and the associated organs
are the priuarg and great regulators of health. and
thai the blo'd m very lL1ny instances is dependent
on those organs, and tA1t unless medicine reaches
the root OF me disease tue superficial a~nodynCs
usually prescribed, serve but ~ foit- to cover the
rayagcs of deep rooted m7iadJcs. Under these con-
victons, AZ th4 expense OF years OF close epullca-
ton, he doctor has d scovcred 4 medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible, and IN prescribing
a. - with a ~kunwlrdge otis being "a radical cure
Ofthe various diseases already enumerated, even iC
applied IN The most critical cases, but he does not
pretend to ascrlbe 10
HUNTS POTANIC PILLS
D supernatural agency, although from positive
proofs within The knowledge OF hundreds. hcls pre-
pared 20 show, that when svcry other earthly rene
iy has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known 10 fail IN etlccting Two very
gratifying results, that Of RAISING IrOgl the bed %
sickness aud CIsgu-e those who have tested their
efficacy. and thus amply rev ard'ng Dr.. Hunt for
hrs lrng and anxious study 70 attain this pcr.eC-
ton in the Healing Au.
The oNI aurGrnavy success which has attended the
use Of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, n the best
criterion If then superior virtues, They nave
been the means Of raising a host Of iaugutshi0g pI
tie g hnm the bed OF affection. as Is Clearly cyiG-
ced Iu the follow ing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
WIN. SON.
AGENTS.
". n. KtSo, - Water 81. Wheeling
/. V. RoatNsoS, Portsmouth -.
!. MaEEis1S, Columbus ~.

|. V. RoatNsoS, Portsmouth, -.
81. !. NsEEisoS, COlumhus u.
Ary q Of whom ais may nc obtained,
r. Gooia's Celebrated Female Pills,
Tae Baron Won HJthclcT Herb Pills,
pr. Evans Fever and Ague tlls,
Or. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Dr.. Eynus' Socthung Syrup. for TcCthIng.
rhe above invaluable Medicines are sold " h9ie-
. ale and Retail. Al 100 Chatham st., New Gorki3
.oTisyille. Kentu ckv; IS Cnrnhill, Boston, NaSSa-
-hnsetts: ana OF the following Agents W hham IT,
King. Wheeling, Va, /. V. Robinson Portsmouth
ILi,. mar :
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GEWARE Or COUNTFHFTfTS

Cgt'i0p.-Gs particular. u rrrcEa-i.e ,,s., IL,
ne IAhel"l ,hIs Medicine contains a notice O.! "a
'niry according I" Act ~ Congress. AID be like
wise particular IH ohtliuiuc t..m Al 100 Cbrrbsn
A.. Nuw-l OK, ~ HSm the
REGULAR AGENTS.
VIM IT,. KING, Vh,,r,-.
SNFNFN~nN - MAJ. p..i"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

SEVERE CASE OF TEETulNG. WIN
~ SUMNER COMPLAINT. cured by the infal.
libls American Soothing Syrup Of DR.. w. Evans
MIR Mcpherson, residing nj No. 8, Madison street.
called At the Medical Office Of DR.. w. Evans. No 100
Chatham street, N. Y. and purchased a bottle OF the
Syrup for her child, who was suffering excruciaiing
pain during the process Of dcnfiiion. being momenta.
rly threatened with commissions its bswels too were
exceedingly loose. and no food could be retained on
the stomach. Almost immediately a1cr lis ~appIica-
ton, the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and he
came quite natural. As tribute Ofgralitude for the
benefit afforded the child. the mother came other Ow1
accord, and freely sanctioned publicity To- the above
BE particular in applying AZ 100. Chatham strcci.1s
here are several cDuuteneits advertised. No other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
Beuqre Of COgHerfciS-CAUrIov: Re particular
in purchasing io see that the label Of this Medicine
contains a notice Of 10" entry according 90 ActOf Con
gress." And be likewise particular IN obtaining them
at 100 Chalhum street. New York, or from the rcgu.
1r Agent
nov 10 w. II. RING.45 Water st. Wheeling
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
CUE PILLS-Thnse pills 30 admirably adap-
ted TO Afford uniform rclicfn the different modification
Of these distressing maladics. arc particularly rcooms
mended to public notice. On The accession ofthe cold
4 stage. when the face and limbs Of The sufferer become
pale. and tho sensation ofcoid and languOr b. felt per
vadinr the whole system, their administration is &C.
rompanicd with astonishing succcss-they soon lesson
the subsequent distressing shiycrng. and violent sha-
king. and by continuing in their Use. (ss dircctcd) will
ultimately ire the most obstinate aguc. These pills
are,r. - nj utility in hose distressing cases, whore
there asallogncss of complexion, pain in he region
offhc liver. tension and distress In the cpigasiic rc
riou. with other symptoms Indicating the existence nj
morbid action. or chrouts disease Of the stomach. liver
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

DRAWINGS.
Lecsburg Lottery. Class ". drawn Aug 9Th. 1910
10 10 80 - 10 ~ II 6 p 90 45 Is.
Lowest przc SIS.
Lee sburg Lottery. Class q. drawn Aug. 26rh. IStO
81 81 90 80 IS , 33 10 IL 10.
Lowest prize S..
LeesbgrGh Lottery, Class I. drawn Aug %. 1910.
Is 10 Al AZ 10 l6 3S . 20 4 80 81.
Lowest prize $40.
Petersburg Lottery. Class n. drawn Aug. 3IsL 1910
81 20 AZ AZ 43 81 p Is 81 % 81 - 80 IS.
Lowest prize s..
Petersburg Lottery. Class q. drawn Sept. 81. 1910.
% 81 . iS 80 D l6 - 90 Il II 80 - 10.
Lowest prize S..
Petersburg Lottery. Class .. draws Sent 9Th, 1910.
q 63 - 81 81 80 81 II 30 % Il 3.
Lowest prize $40.
w~ELLSBURG LOTTERY. Class n. drawn Angus,
As 40 IS S3 50 6 - 81 50 10 80 &C - 81 Is
Isl drawn No. SD
2nd, Ord, An and 9Th. 10
9Th, III. Sth. 9th and 10Th. 2
lib, l2h,l 18th, liJh 4 18Th, &
Petersburg Lottery. Class NJ, drawn Aug. l7h. 1910.
% 50 p 80 3 II 46 30 % 10 a ~ %.
Lowest Prize So.
Wensburg Lottery, Glass l.. Aug. 18Th. 1910.
81 80 81 II 81 81 IS II IS 10 50 81
Lowest Pre- s..
LEESBURG NJ. August 10Th. 1910.
- 81 80 81 So SO - Ii - 90 50 II . %
Lowest prize s..
PETERSBURG X. August IL h. 1910.
So 50 81 81 , 63 IS oil 4 80 10 Al IL
Lowest pTze 81.
I, August 18th. 1910.
II o. IS Is 81 = ~ AZ 4 So 43 81 ~
Lowest prize $40.
DRAWN NOS. OF Wellshurg h, drawn Au-
gust 81. 1870.
81 80 p AZ 10 53 81 81 60 Is AZ 81 &c )
Lowest prize s..
Drawn Nos. of Leesburx X, drawn Aug. 9Th.
% As Is II IS 6S 81 O. &c IL 3 10
Lowest prze So.
Drawn Nos. OF Wcllsbdrg ii, Gnwn July 20ih.
20 > &C 25 IL IL ? 80 65 80 "a 46 9 II
Lowest prize So.
u. = GREGORY & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

HTDR SAtE-A new aud sp.oud.H NH.. HH -
She 3, 80 ~fcetlo1g nud rows eight Hars 81 p1u-
ted black, and b. one Of Inc blujaJmcsf Ju8f9 IIli ever
d1ated on the OHIO River. She has every thing Com.
plstc rars. color-. loafhuDta sIcm.l-Ird. &C.. nrd wiz
be- s1ld low For further p1rcui1rs cn4urs TWILL
IAN EVANS. market street rU'b8Eh
sept =. 1-iO-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

BALIINORE NJ O Sails.
an WEDNESDAY, The 18Th inst, at II o'clock at
~ the Auction Stores on BIcnllal's wharf. the
cargo Of the ship CovIngt"n. consisting Of
1903 BAGS RIO GREEN COEFEE. Of superior
quality, having been carefully selected IN he earlier
part of the season. Catalogues will nc prepared and
the samples may be- examined IhC day before the sale.
BIlnmore, aug l0-3EBA u. LENNON "a.
NOOD NNEGAR-Thc subscriber has on hand.
~ and manufactures for sale, Wholesale aud retail
the best quality of vinegar. with which he will be
pleased 10 accommodate hose whn may favor him
with n custom on the most favorable terms. UIS
Mtnu!aciory - on Main street. opposite SIMEON d.
WoopRow's Grocery
All orders promptly attended TO aud his vinegar
warranted Of the best quality. OH n ~
Wheeling, Aug. IL, lS40-lm "
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TAX! TAXI TAXI,
{ q MITCHELL.
Commission & FDruqr4i1r
MERCHANTS,

JACOB q MITCHELL.
Commission & F0ruqr9i1g
MERCHANTS.
No. 90 MAN ST. WuErtfyG
Il Make purchases and sales on Commission. Of
all kinds Of Groceries, Country Produce, and Domestic
Manufactures. Also, receive aud forward or store,
Produce rTd Merchandise IN General. Terms mode.
rlte.
ETlNE BOOKS, Miltr IS Works. embossed mproc-
co Gilt. Crule - British Poets, DO. do. Young
Mans Book o. knowledge 30. DO. Just received end
for sale by arg 4 STEPHENSON g. GARWOOD.
TAN VI Il RAILROAD TRANSPOR
~ TN1ION Baltimore & Pittsburgh & T.. s.
fOrtl9ie Boat LfuCs. For rrlue "ufa iun of N,r-
chTudlsc and Produce 10 q FlB.uura and Phii1i.
warehouse on Canal Basin Liberty Street, plttz
burgh.
vii pay River Freight on al produce consisn-
ed % ave al pIfis1urgh.
will make no charge Tor commission or dmy-
age.
VII receipt fJr cIl goods sent me q, bs deliver
e. W ~ days to E1.fwurc or Philadelphia at the
following prices uOm PIzuur-u
Tobacco Scents per 700
Flour 1870 rrni.u~r d,
al other feiaht az the REGULAR cz'atl bed prccs
o. uENiNE, Agent.
EEFFRsSJFS.
Forsyth Moore ~ Clarke, y. r !. Reilly. Cen.
Mccoy. UHeoiIue; Moses Rhodes, Buispgrf;
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IN WM. EVANS SOOTHING ST.
pup FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.-

o,n,nO ,,sr Of Commissions and Painful Dent.
ION. Cured nv DIR Vim Evans SOOTHING syrup
To rYr A,rSr OF DR. EvASs' SoorHtSG SYEUP.
~, Sir~Thc great boactt afforded To my suiier-
,ginf,nt by your Soothing Syrup. IN "A crse Of pro-
,ss,aj ,nd t,ainful d%cntiiou, must convince every
ceiling parcnt how essential an early applcaion OF
nth Am in, nluab'e medicine Is TO relieve infant
nisery and torture. NY infant while teetng' experi;
,ncsd such acute siferings that ~ was attacked
With conyulSiOns, and my wlic and family supposed
IN nj death would soon release the babe from Anguish
IN We procured n bottle OF your Syrup; whl"h as
soon as applied 10 The gums, a wonderful change
was produced, and after n few applications, the
child displayed obvious relief, and bv continuingin
"a use. 1 am glad to inform you, that the chIid has
completely recovered, and no recurrence OF that
Awfsl compliant has since nccurrcc; the teeth are
smanating Tally, and the child enjoys perfect health.
I give You my cheerful PERMISSION To. make TINS nc
acknowledgements public. and viii Sladly give anyin
'"1'O' u" u" WIN. JOHNSON.
A gentleman Who has made trIa! of Dr. w. ny
ms Soothing Syrup IN bis family; un case OF u tee'i-
ng chilli wishes Us 20 state that he iouhu ehuIt]
etactu1l in relieving pain IN the suWe, ann pIeNtnt-
ng the Consequences which sometimes inloW. we
-heerflily comply with his req'est'-Sun.
gs-We believe il IS generally asknowleeged D.
hose who have tried IL, that Dr. Evans syrup Tor
Children Cutting Teeth, n ivcTuscd II another col
INN. i a highly useful article for the purposes lC'
yhich IL il INTENDED. Highly respectable ndivld-
Nalz, 4. any rate. who have made use ot ~, DO, not
te itatc a. give its virtues the sanction oil their
IA -BOs Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

Dtf'rss1'0 r1-r ~ Scare Nrasu0iiC tsHdu4. DER
fo.'y rrrs7 bv Ifl7ra Botanic Pils
Mr. U.urH White, was f0r'If t1ace of fv., ye,-s
wa" r".f. H-hA 90 tsysuD...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10
BEWARE or couNTERRFHTTSl'E

CdutiOn.-Be particular IA ,prcL,.,c
!nat tne IabeI ot tins Medicine contains a notice az
~ ehIy accordlnS 10 at OF Congress. And IL
lNeWIss Iartlculh IN oh'aiplng them at 100 Cha :
ham ST, New-l ork. or from Tho
49,, REGULAR AGENTS.
VIEWS IN Nr,Ip Mhsehns, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

When a sound & scientific remedy for diseases
ias long been "a general use. bestnwlnS blessing
and rPceiving praises, u - scaIcClyln the power ~
IccpticissRtO dodbt us virtues, or envy 10 deny
hem. q.
Whea IL has achieved Al ASCENDANT career Of
whiCh distances the competition Of mere
IN stfui pretsaslOn, anu seVuto~ n conspir9o"o
sJati1oi m universal favour, by Intrinsic worth alone
rvE P,0pri.tpr may point OFT the causes GIFTS "a
.-trprj,v, with mourning the suspicion of IuvIdI-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

OST OR STOLEN, on S~cpicmFrr 3cl. 1870. q
~ pocket book. with SImdforI Clemens % Boo f.
Two orders 6r $50, each, 1n Azucw. BIi,c C..
One order for $40. on the same firm.
One note un Y. s Rrleh. Tor S27IO
One note on Reynolds.
Ono note ON }. WhcatJu.
One note on Mlliemic.
And q number Of othrr papers IN my favor and ~
n Cash.
The finder sill 10 suitably rewarded hv leaving
he same NJ he Times OGirc. NJ Inc 4. s Hotel, or
oi my residence boz Steubeuyillc.
Wheeling. Sept 3 JOSEPH HICKMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-10

~ HHDS. prime New Orleans SUGAR.
IA Cd so boxes Rio COFFEE,
10 boxes No. | CHOCOLATE,
200 gallons winter sinined sperm OIL,
100 do Fail do do
20 kegs No. 10 twist, Kentucky TOBACCO.
10 boxes Imperial TEA,
100 hb's, INDIGO,
3 casks Mad ra WINE,
8 do Superior PORT. do
300 bhls S~ALARATUS,
Received by late arrivals and for sale luw by
aug IL NJ. REILLY.
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CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

Deer SI5-B.lieyizgit ia duty 1 owe Won rs = sr~
, ccssiul Tractuouor, as well a. those who may be-
similarly afflicted [ take plcosura:n a,Eupv,Gdg
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-08
WING MEETING.

In pursuance of the notice given, the Wings
of this city assembled in the Monument Square
last evening" to listen to the addresses of the dis
tnghished strangers, who were expected to be
present on the occasion.
Governor Barbour, of Va, having presented
himself, was received in the warmest manner,
and delivered an able and eloquent speech. which
was loudly applauded; in which he forcibly
pointed out the great errors of the present Ad-
inislration, and the mischisvous consequences
which we are daily experiencing at its haads.-
He contended that we had bitterly suffered from
the numerous experiments of Mr. Van Buren,,
and that prosperity could not be expected to per-
wade the land again, unless by change of rulers,
which, however, he thought the people were now
determined to have.
He also, in concluding his remarks, adverted
to the Maine Boundary question, intimating that
it might result in war between the U. States
and England, and expressing his opinion that, il
it did, the South would be found contending as
strongly and unyieldingly in defence of the rights
of the country, as she did during the last con.
fict with Great Britain.
He spoke of the manner in which the Florida
war had been conducted, and maintained that il
it had been properly managed, less blood would
have been split and treasure spent,
James Lyon, Esq. of Va, then closed the
meeting in brief speech, which was mnch APP
plauded. Upwards OF 5000 persons were in at.
tendance.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-08
LOG CABINS.

We arc indebted to our correspondent SUM
iusn for one of the most eloquent vindications of
log cabins, that has, as yet, appeared Mr.. Web
stcr, in his late speech at Saratoga, made the
following pathetic allusIon to his early life, and
to the manner in which the log cabin has been
assailed by the partisans of power. The follow
ing is given as the substance of his remarks on
that point, by correspondent of the New York
American
81 agree, that to live in a Log cabin is no re-
commentator of candidate for the Presidency
neither is it any disqualification 1t is, how
ever, to be assumed, that a man who, BY his
capacity and industry, has raised himself from a
Log cabin, to eminent stations in the country, is
of more than ordinary merit |, sir, have feel
ing for Log cabins and their inhabitants. was
not myself born in one, but my elder brothers
and sisters were in the cabin in which, at the
close of the Revolutionary war, in the perils and
suiferings of which he bore his part, my father
erected on the extreme frontiers of New Hamp-
shire, where, beyond the smoke which curled
from its chimney, not another stood between it
and the walls of Quebec.
sin this humble cabin, amid the snow drifts
Of New England, that father strove, by honest
labor, to acquire the means of giving to his
children better education, and elevating them
to a higher condition than his own. That cabin
honor for the sake OF the venerable man who
dwelt in it. (Here Mr.. Websters voice became
inarticulate from emotion.) That cabin | an
nually revisit, and thither l carry my children,
that they may learn to honor and to emulate the
stern and simple virtues that there found their
abode; and when or they forget that cabin, and
what II teaches and recalls, may my name and
their name perish from among men forever"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-08
FROM THE WEST INDIES.

! Jamaica papers to the 18th Of August, inclu-
sivc have been received at the Exchange reading
ROOM
| The FIRST article that meets the eye in the Gaz-
cite of that date is entitled 'Proposals for col
oBial union of the colOred classes" which was
read in the House of Assembly Of Barbados on
the 2lst of July, having been sent down, with
other documents, by the Governor. 1t asserts
that although political equality is declared to
exist, and does exist by law, in the British West
India colonies, its existence is more nominal than
real, inasmuch as all Offices of trust, honor and
emolument, except few of very subordinate
character, are claimed and held by the white
minority Of one tenth, TO the exclusion of the
other nine tenths of the population, although
many among the latter are we'll qualified by edu-
cation, responsibility, property, and moral and
intellectual worth, whose number is daily in
creasng. This state of things is protested against
as unjust and preposterous; and to do it away, it
| is proposed to have conference of delegates
from all the colonies, to be held at Barbados, for
the purpose of forming general colonial asso-
citation, having for its object the civil and poti
cal advancement of the colored classes to practi-
cal equality with the whites Local associations
also are to be formed, with the same object
| In short, the aim of the proposed colonial union
| is precisely similar to that of the association
got up in Ireland by Mr.. O'Connell, on the mo-
del of which it is evidently framed.
This proposition has, naturally enough, caus-
| ed tremendous sensation among the whites
AS soon as the proposals were read in the
House of Assembly, a member, Mr. Sealy, rose
| and denounced it with extreme virulence, as
revolutionary, unprincipled, factious, and preg-
nant with unheard-of mischiefs; he concluded by
moving the appointment of select committee to
report upon it, which motion was seconded by
Mr.. Taylor, in speech of equal fervor.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
UPTON, franklin Co, Pa, I
September s, 1910. :

DEAR SIIe,-We feal very confident of carry
ing this State for Harrison and Tyler. WehaHe
two sources to base our confidence on; one is,the
numerous changes which have and are still ta-
king place; and the other, and perhaps the most
important in numbers, are class of persons
very numerous ia Pennsylvania, who scarce
ly once in ten Yeas go to the Polis;-I allude to
the socie ty called Da0'kartS, German people,
and most worthy citizens. They seldom take
any Interest in secular affairs, and are. conscien-
ciously opposed to bearing arms. Mr. Van Blu
rens Standing Army Bill has reused them effect
will unanimously go for Harrison
ard, depend upon it, they will tell at the polls.
Yours, SC.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-08

BEACHES MILL At PORT ByRoS-A dsastereus oc-
curence took place at Port Byron on Tuesday night,
25h The south wall of the large Stone FIGURING Mill
built few years since by Messrs. ]. H. E. s. Beach,
and constituting he largest establishments of the
kind ~ the state gave way, and was precipated into
the seeanl. The building on that side was about so
feet high and over 100 feet long II had been disco
vered that the water wheel shaft was some way I'M
true, and several workmen had been engaged for day
or two in remedying the evil; bn had very luckily with
drawn short time before the accident occurred. The
wheel house where they had been at work was de-
stroyed About 1900 bushels of wheat were destroyed
Whole damage estimated at from $4,000 TO 10000, be-
sides the damage robustness which canno, fall to be We
ry great.-.4uburl Journal.