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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
nrsPEPNLt, NlsrErSr..,

'.r' Ir'9is ~ Pc R#o1rg f. D- IfqJlicLS lL5; --
Mr. JAMES IT,rr,f,N az S,,,,,.,.- =, -''' -'''
.HT'H'i iho above disease, which lie ys pf,i,,,l i
o' SIX years His symptoms wore n sense of ge,.,
,' c' oppression alter eating distressing pain IN Tie
' o., '"e stomach, nausea loss of app,Irc riI,i,I
,,. 'isiah' extreme debility iatulcucg a,rid
rs ,-'nen's vomiting, and T.rin IN tl,, r.pl,
sue depression of spirits, disturbed rest IA iuf--. 81
,'' able 10 pursue his business without clus;r, ,
A'"ie oN'ausiou md uCnrinoss Mr. TIa-fYp,,, = -
nv !" .''l' TO ic pu"r nni il willing "a give ,,v IN
'.'.,."h % me afflicted. respecting the w,aJ.rf,,I
benefit he received from ii,a ill.,. %, mn II,p,Tt
compound N''nHgha,,nc and German s,cy,gg, pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
Mansion nOISE

AlA4NNlON ilOOSts
VIZ pderSsned have fitted up, in very neat
II -, lnforiable Style the long established Ho-
tel on 'lnsN near the canal. Known the Mansion
House. lneS1vc. nj considerable expense. placed
IN II enure,y w Furniture nnd otherwise furnished
ana rciiUeu "'Nablishmeni as TO render Il pleas
ant ana rcsrri for travellers and business
men, rom u.s''NA visiting the city Having at
icnuNe Se'E"l's, choce selection ofiquOrs for
ihcH - Nfdcnty anticipate. Nv prompt
attention 10 ''o 10 secure share % pubic
patronage; r. = S5 NAEL IL CARNCROSS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
CARD.
gANIfEL. M'CLALLEN.

RETAIL MOOT AND eitrE STORE.
- AMUEL MCLNLLtN would respectfully in
form hls friends ard customers that ne has re-
,Iyrd within few weeks very large addition of
nc most Fashionable and durable work, bought
yprCssly for retailing. shall not attempt TO des-
&e'T pnrticugrizc. Ladies and gentlemen will
use CG'l ct No. Isl, Main street, nearly opposite
IVY irgnja Hotel. end examine for themselves,
unul think they vii not be disappointed. Also,
con Sntly on hand, Spanish sole leather. calf
Iot iprOcro, Kid and binding skins. shoe thread
'"S'S y &c. G.. Juue 7, tS40.-tL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

WILL or SARAH ZANE DECEASED.-Whore-I
as Slran Zane rs her last will aud testament dated
2i:h March 1919, did among ohcr hirg, boquealh IN
the following words. 10 wit
"Whereas about the year seventeen hundred nna &c
~ nine Captain Newcastle an Indian chief mcsscn
ordered thirty pounds Pcnnsy yann currency be
paid 70 my dear h'hcr, for the of his two cousins
boy and girl the boy after died, the Crl named
BETTY, received part Of the above thirty pounds a.
different times by Thomas King Indian che', but
information could hc obtained of said BC;;y Tor for
~ years and the residue of said thirty pounds ~
my possession nm dcsrous that the ful suu, Of thirty
pounds principal with the interest from the year
teen hundred ond fly nine until the time 10 is PAL
which desire be into faithful hands. Therefore u
will ard direct my Executors pay the treasurer oil
the committee ofthe yearly meeting of friends held
Phadep hia pointed relieve tho Indians for the
benefit Of said Indians according their beet Judge
meni in justice and equity
And on the lJIh day of MAY 1870 Il was ordered
and directed by the Circuit Court oi the United States
md for the Eastern District IL T-nnsyI IN the
third rs follow
Ordered that tuc administrator ofSl-ah Zane make
out copy oi the bequest IN the will al Sarah Zane 90
favour ofthc heirs of Captain Newcastle and give no..
ucc Ia all persons entitled the s,ue present their
claims % tho administrator On or before the tenth lv
of October next, or they will be barred from the re-
covC-y thereof and thar he the same TO be pub
lishcd in Newspaper in Wheeling. Virginia. md
in oso newspaper IN Columbus. Ohio. once week
until the tenth day Of October next
Of which oil persons concerned arc desired % take
notice 4. \. BROWNE, Administrator.
de bons cum Tcsfamontis unuCxo
Philadelphia May H. 1916 N.
No. 800 Walnut street Philadelphia
NTENTTIAN BLIND FACTORY.-Gcp ~ Bio
respectfully informs the citizens ct Wheeling 1,
the public generally t'ut be ms established lhe nlr.
factory of the Vcnitan blinds for windows doors &C.,
in all Ihcr various branchcson Main street Opposite
Brown & lIsddens--Syhere he will keep. constantly
I a. 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

E.i'.' AtEIlNAi. "0t.uriy curod Nv tho ~. n r.,
o. Z HhliLjCUS COMPOUND STEr,,.,.,rt,r.,Hy,'
NJ ND GERMAN APEBIENT Pills.
''f I,LDMoN WILSON ~ Chester O., Pca,sy.-
,l""' aI.'c''a for Two years y, ih tho l,,. Ii..
isa''se 81 which he .ia 10 use his rrurcirs for b,
''"'- '.' Sg1nIi.rs were cyCrutiatiur rrrip IN 10
%, JOINTS especially ia his Hip. Shoulder ana Ill
-'.' increasing always towards evening. aff.r4,,.
"movc his limbs ~ accom-: of :bo r-.r, L.;- 80"
,r INC advised hy friend Of his To ,r,.,,,, ~.
iNNL.IIiS PILLS, ou which be sent 10 fI, r,,, :,
est acS'cr and procured SONG; on usi, g. ,,. ,cf
= f'-,n Le i1,l'l saFpcaEc,l. nd hssf,s,oIb
Tor The benefit of others afflicted hc W shes -, - I'm,
,u'i.acd, that they nav he relieved ur,, s.,r, 60.
,tc pleasures ola healthy lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

&A FOR RENT. ono Of the hes, business
f-rssffa S.urys IN Wheeling oprIsl'. tho Nlrriuin
sSsssas Hotel Possession given iramcdi1'o!, en-
So r.s,-7 1n're ct : MCLALLAN.
FEB I5.1si0.
EtF GLASSES a. SUGAR-II7 Lrds.N CrlrT1s
qudiity arT if r...& bhs do. AIYlsscs-all %. good
by FORSYTH, MOOT: * Ur.,ryr, d..
NJ ETy TRANSPORTATION LINE. DIRECT TO
~ BALTIMORE BALTIMORE AND PITTS
BUEGII AND 4. :. POTABLE BOAT LINES.
Th, above ',ne Sas just h,gn formed. md al mr.
judgments completed !pr Transporting Nero lu.
I'VE % aud t.om Ha.u.ngrc, va. Penney yau.a gud
tIdu water Canals.
lsAF-Er t,,r,d hv Steamboats, WILL carry .Nr
goods % and .E0n Baltimore 90 U7vre H. Grace
"H'oh viii enable ta,- lane 10 pass goods through
Tae Wurriau-r ON g,c-tv sirra,. lsr,.r, orrrric5
by r'o ri"r LIMO, has b. ca cn-lG,d, ana o. now
n. baVINr. N~rrr. u.-,. rr-rs
J. =. brown, Baltimore.
J. Ba6jt'G3tiil.arY. IioIa4aysl'a e.
Whoo,.ng. Aar,h -, Is!n. -m
yEvENNUssEE ROLLING WORSs &c.. FOR
! SNiE.-Pu-uun' 20 the provisions rs the mr.
ucie7 0i partnership Nlunor Hicks ~ Co Edward
ID. Hick. One of ja mrohrr- of sasd irrr being dcI
tho undersigned surviving partners OF sind Hr,~ viii
The first DAY of October ~ il, Hnd Isr -lccg,'u-
a1v 10 necessary. un tHn promises ,u Nu,hy I'.p SCH u
public auction all the zeal estate belonging 90 or con-
nccfci with the Tennessee Rolling Norss apI ihr
Tennessee Rolling Wot,s" with ail their hcreJiIa
mguts aul l.purou-urcs, fzfu.ra. Ar.
Tho rall estate belonging fu anal connected with
tho Tennessee Rolling Work. De- a'pNs. viz about
-FycuHrrs Of land sIrto5 600 Tee town OF Nashville
on tl" hank OF do Cumberland River, imm.G.a,rI.
above whgt is called iIe Upper Perry pu- rr. OH.
David NcGusDcE the University of Nl.h. .. and s.
N"Nu.-y s. vito; upon this parcel Of I'D are s.ru-
a'nd Tho Rolling Works p-unar Iuun4rv Iu which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

G., , {, h'IlNCHiIIS, \ FOETRUNNER O.
''\S' MtiiD\.--Ihs disease p very much Ito
common caarth. n generally ~Irmouccs like on, "a,
"l'ry CON- with lns''ude 'l''lucs 81 -hi coughs nae,
oppression and ughtr"s o,Cui tho breast Ia r,,,,
.'''. 'N. H5,i#c scrrs NJ first If ~ very s,r-o,.
1.'' .'' tc disease continue The oppression, IN,
Vac breast increases. ilc count, nance i,-,,,,s -,
Ie "i 'nHoiy TIC respiration bcopucs more pI ,nnr,
''''''s' sometimes whr'rg ar rai'lirg sn.r5 os =,
n, AR Was ,'I''d through harrow aperture cocred
~, - ." ""i'. 10 uos,"rt h@ disease 10 may be
iscrpEs consequence ru, iy o timely. ,,, r.,,. u.
y. H"ayneS Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. ,,i,I,
met attention p the directions. all these ,rpI,,.,,.,
fleets will bp removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
yET W. q $. II. JMESON-Wh

vET W. 81 5. II. JlMESON.-Wh Whole
" sale and retail dealers 10 Hats d. r7rz
lcef sids HlIiu street rear NTkcf dUsr IIigsy
iur Irgiuir.-ilaycUu hand and are Colst7nfiy
manufacturing general az prtrugut OF Vol sunsr,r
FUR and SILK ~ ATS. EiacE and Dfc6 Er4v,r
and Castor, plain White Rus-P'a,n and Nsut HATS
Of every siye AND quality. they likewise keep con-
sr1ury on hand an assortment ui men and noyz : m
and Cloth Caps all of which they oiier to their ms
toners and tueuaiGc en- tine most accom- .1pIatirr
terms. Country Merchants and dealers gcurr4l,g
are respectfully requested 90 Eyc them cali and
examine their stock as the" are determined 10 coll
nllan lur Clsh uT aLnruv-l Dr-LIt AM. 4. I.l-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
MnAsmoNARLE HIT g CAP MANuFACro. L

HlNSHIONABLE HAT g. CAP MANUFAC'rO-
a RY lO3, Main street Wheeling. Va. opposite
Mr. Rohb's Chair Factory
\ AVERY ~ Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have on hand and nre con
stantly manufacturing general assortment Of Hrs &
Cars Of the latest spring and summer fashions war
rantcd equal Il not superior 20 any that have been
offered which will be- spld by the dozen single nj
the lowest prices and upon favorable tcfms they
can be had in the city Hats Of al Minds and qualities
alep general assortment Of Mems aud Boys Eur and
Cloth CAPS
They proTnsa 90 furnish Gentlemen viGi hats ty
the yenr upon such terms cannot fail 10 please.
y ~ Hats and CAPS m1do % order nls0, Military
/ Hats and Caps made on the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share Of tho public
patronage. Imny 81
lTVNEN horcz Sicily sweet Oranges. 2j drums Smyr
y M FiEs. received md for sale Ivy
APPS VI REILLY.
l,PFRM Ou..--2O5 gallons just received and 3,
for sole BY m"y2 NJ REILLY
49, sAVNBRODK g. GIBSON. Plumbers. n. W co
g's ,,,Sger of Nourpe apI iih afrcois.-Whcra tho,
,r,rc,sc house and steamboat plumbing loo al 30
ThevA
N- B1tn ruhFuf fttttars kr''.ea Water Clos. fa
f,r BteacniRi a1d Cold ~ugvrr iptua. R,fYrt
I. Pateut BstliShcmfcai Apparatus, Lead Collins
- ptors If all sikcrs. Force aud IfH Pump. ten
ork worked up iu'k hcef IC1d OF lug tu.s ra-a gu
or Quoted tnrourN maruHr of f.rfr Voter con
ln AMI BaF Rooms GeF C0u1trv also be.r Pump
AlurI,rs tIa1sN 20 order; Leather Ppse
p. If-..ff3 OBJ. sfcrvoH Hui ruurtu4fig IA
Nc. fD-iF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

TAMES S. WHEAT, Attorney at L Law,
e Sy-L.sl,ry Va. 1He-a bis services rn 'r" ir'ns-
-. f.s|,.l.- tfa- Oft bis us1.r--I'r, ln lHl' tt'
t.-.,, ,f tho adjacent rlIG''rF OBJ fI.- ..' DIT
'oF.s. s1.f-llr pf VAN 5gtN.s1 n'9 Phi. -i''
80. ~ .-fs WtrfEuZ. '.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

z lOWDER.-Just received from Duponl's Mills
Brnndywine, Delaware. 400 kegs Powder. con.
sistinc of Rifle shotgun and blasting of which we
shall keep constant supply. Being appointed agents
for the manufacturers shall sell at Pittsburgh prices
Merchants and Others thus be cuprlied at all times
with superior article. cheap &c bo brough!
from the East. FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

y
III id-tScAS WHY Or HAKIIC IFS Pills
n niI use dJy all classes Of Pooplc IN prcference
AuSE ihry orc PREPARED fr,rn a., ,.,r,,-,,,-, n,
- ''iy Wholesome Medicine mild I'm its one
'' nilI pheasant IN iis effects the most certain ,ro
tcr OF htail'i asd snfcnud cfccitaI cure OF IDN -
~ SIA Or INDIGESTION. nnd all s.ICNACU
oo-"I LAINIS prcsor' Grand purifier of thr y boIe
bc'At ~ they suO'hc the nerves or scnsibiifv ord
','.iy me nerves Of motion. iinrarirg 20 their rt
'le Lud' as pristine tone, and gives strength AMI
oltcrfCss of mind
BECAUSE hcy meter yc-f-r, the Coats If ,se S,o,,
"'h al4 Lr'-rls as aH sfr,ng pl-rqiir,seyo
-'i, AZ - science aud experience teach that no
mere p''-''' alone, IN cure the d.sorscs Of tho sio
mach and nerves Weakness - d, ,ri,,, ,.,,,s, %
% 'i'escs md by continually rcsoriiur 10 purga
M, ,,h in.,c ihc ina'cr wors- instead of better
bI'AJSL Ir. Harohs medicine j. rui an uT,n
re- common sense principle r. cleanse and sir,,.gE
10 r M,'n ,S NE ouy way 10 eject "a cure lastly
nE'N' HE They really 90 euro tho diseases "a
Pills. 90" ''' II ii'ii''"A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

UST received by Todd & isha-p. very superior
- quality Ct patent Band Boxes, manufactured out Of
wo0d. They arc light. strong and CHEAP. mar IT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
1Acnn & MITCHELL.

FOR WARDING MERCHANTS
Mott. Main street, Wheeling Va.
Make purch, cs and sales on Commission oil a" H,,us
of Country Produce, Domestic Manufactures " '''
ceries.
ALSO receive and forward or store Produce anu
Merchandise in general. aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

a +. corr ~ 90. LOTTERY AND ~
a CHANGE BEONEBS-EENL ESTATE d
MONEY AGENTS, AND GENERAL T,IELI
GENCE DFFIEE-OE,s lS2 Af,ir street, Wbssi5rg
Tg--Au kHis of southern and western certificates ui
dcqosito and bank notes rurcHcd al the very highest
market rates.
Tic highest rrcc mid CIR drafts NJ sight on BaI..-
more Philadelphia and New Work and constantly for
sale az the lowest ur.wium.
Buy and sell al kinds Of Foreign anl Nmezclu
gold
They a'so a''cnd TO tic collection or ua,sr drifts
bills OF exchange. Sc. may B.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
DEPOSITION.
GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY'S
Two DAILY LINES FeR BALTI

COOD fVTTNT STAtiE JOMFANl >
Two DAILY LINES PeR BALTI-
MORE, WAsnNGToS CRY, Pm
N.ssSJA <A@J9 ,pELrHIA AND New Y0RK. 10y
~. rf1sEs&sbzl1x the way of the National Road
n1d B,ltmpro and Oho Rail Road.
pr or IJNC Ic,vcs Wheeling EvERY MoRNfSo
q, 7 ,,.l,ck reaches Frederick second morning and
to. the morning line ol arriving at Bnltmore ~
TO-. t take the line Of cars for Philadelphia and New
York. -
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves wheeling every
,---t.p,,os; reaches Frcdcrick second evening AMI
80, ,hc rnnI Inc clr4 immediately ior B1lmptc
,,,, ,h,y arrive iu tmC 10 take the morning limo o
c,rs c,r P6iIaIclphi, anil Now York.
Zinc nhoyc lines. or speed and safety. are believed
not 10 be surprised h my sage lines IN the L. States
szrR,cinr positively prohibited.
S,-o.r,o ,ir., door above the United Stntcs Hotel
,-,--,-.,...f Xyharfiu~ Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

I NAPS. CAPS.--Jus' received from New York. .
- we'll selected assortment OF Fur g. Cloth Cans O.
every SIZE md Description wAirh viii be sold low
Cal! al the Hat &. Cap store Of
w w. & 5. H. JIMESCN, iGJ MI,n a.
I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29
~ ARRANGENIENT-l.l0.

r1EBCUANTS' Line n cn,i-o
SssA5R< ~~-s>I-y@ new Coaches and Rail Road
SSs14SieI5z e&sF5-X Cars. Leaves Wheeling daily
sz-s---@-z---@=s=7 for Ih .1lrlpha, NJ O'Clock
A. NJ via National Road, Is r-ur.r.y1aa Turnpike
passing through Washington WIII0m7Vorf Somerset
and Bedford o. Chlmhcg.hgr-h- thence by RAIL
ROAD. via Carlisle, Ia-o-srovn G. aucasler--lh.u
in loss than , days, being Che shortest and most
rs'iious route between the OHIO river and rHIadc
Phip
COOP INTENT LIVE, daily rr Pittsburgh.
leaves at O'Clock, \. ". Via National road Wssh-
ingon.
Office or the above Lines second door r5am the Uni
ted States I!eisl \. HEN pEk>ON d. Go
Pupucl0rs
- Famil:c, VISITING Bedford Springs, or'ruvclIlng
Cor pleasure cen DC accommodated with Lytrd- at all
Times, SO rs Ca avoid night travelling.
mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

"a e GLASSES a. SUGNE-IlT bids y. Orleans
qu5fity ana IN ,-9G bhS. do. AlYIsscs-aII ID. good
by FORSYTH, MOOT: & rsr.r,r,tt d.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

G-tALERATCS-2.OOO lbs Salerutus in casks. Just
y received and for sale low by
81 KNOX LLOYD Y Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

~ FOR RENT ono Of the hes, business
SsssssA stores in Wheeling. oPausi,, tho vIrFirr,
S5se9r Hotel Possession given irmcdi1'o!s. en-
&C. vr.a.-3 cure ct :. AICLALIAN
feb 1880
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

I7EATHEHS-l5 Sacks Feathers. lust received
n and for sale hv
ATTERB Y. CALDWELL. s. co.
Anil -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

JUST REtEiNED.-Dick's works cpnnlcic IN :
vols Rnlu Byrons works and Iockhar,s Liz. of sr,,..
Louthrys Ppouca works Bo'ras history pfihr Reyalu
ton Percy Anecdotes. Life and Times oC Bunvan.
STEPHENSON * GARWOgD.
iunc GO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

4 NSURANCE.-Thc Fire aud Marine
Insurance Company Of wnsc'irg rorii~ur 20
'ase NJ the usual rG,0s. an ki1d- % insurance a-
-llhsi hre, acnns' tbr dangers Of The OHIO and Mis-
sFSlgpl Tlve's 1nt their tributary stream.
Once on Main street IN Forsyth a.a si'c-' NV
warehouse D1-Tl-l 2 'tNTi -'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

NJ EW CONCERN.-i}oats tores Groceries. LIQUOR,
1 DC. by W. n. IIoUSroN d Go. Int tho stand
formerly occupied by J. r. FORSYTH d Coz No -
Water street. Boats can be supplied an trrev with
torres and every other attention afforded To- facilitate
heir ia ter"st Family Groceries, Wines and Liquors NJ
ways on hnnd Is above. nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

- Boxes axes dpz rakcs 20 doz SPADES M
- l. ,, End 3; socket grain and canal shoycls O
all kinds and sizes. for sale by
may J. & T. MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-29

,.necrnr. Mry -, Is4p.--tu Is "@~ -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
ebNE HrHEgES EESB Eg H. MD fEAE
EAAW5EG SAEJE2&.


FRErMrN, The 10Th of November, tho DAY o."
which we shall be called upon to give our woes
for Electors of President and Vice PRESIDENT IS
lust Mt hand. Are we all READY? Are wo all de
tcrrnncd 10 attend To this dutv?-to let nothing
shor, of sickness keep from the pol's' Say not
that our great njorty last Sef iomber is sufficient
HERE LIES OUR DANGER. Hoping thai
this great majority will ul us to sleep, tn" Van
Buron party may, by secret rally, and by the a'd
of their indie pendent abolition nomination, secure
n pIurnlty for their ticket, which would give the
vote Of Vermont To Van Buren,. "A moJ'r'iy Tor
tl.eir ticket is not necessary to do this but
merely plurality. Say not then there is no IAN
ger--thero is DANGER 50 long MS one friend OF Ear
rson does not vote.
FRIENDs or IIARRIsoN! We must not faltcr -
The work o fSeptember is to be done over again
1T MUST BE THoRoUGLY DONE OVER. ONE FlKE
MORE AND TIE VICTORY WILL BE OURS.
What man is there who will not esteem it his
highest privilege to vote for the gallant HARRIS
ON, even though his vote should DO ono ola 10,
600 minority The raIIying cry has gone forth a.
mong the followers or Van Buren IN Vermont.
Shall we sleep? No. EVERY ONE OF US
MUST BE AT TIE POLLS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
7---~7@7-7|-77-77~7 77--7----------
BEWARE OF FRAUDS

Let The Wings in every town Of the State watch
the ballot boxes at the coming Presidential
Election even to the counting of ballots, and see
that there frauds pracced The loud cry
Of fraud set up by the tories, against the Wings, is
evidently intended to cover tho preparation OF
enormous frauds throughout the country. They
see that there is no other way Of saving themselves
from certain overthrow, only by fraud and this
they are evidently intending to practice Look out
for them, we say. Already have some of their
schemes to effect the elections been detected one
has been 10 get up two forged letters-one repre-
sentins Harrison to be an aboliionst, which was
to BE circulated at the South and the other direct.
ly contrary, for circulation at the North. Another
is the preparation of fac simle of Cincinnati paper
in mourning, announcing the death Of Gen. lar.
rison, which was to be circulated among the Penn
sylvanians. Look out for roguery the tories are
desperate.- - Watchmdn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

UJ7Tho Month Star says ii shall devote it's next
number to the exposure ofirauds in New Yo,k.
The Star Of last week has pretended deposition
of Jamcs Yong, High Const ;ble of Philadelphia,
which from beginning to end is a FORGERY
Young swears this to be the i.,ct 1t il fine bust
ness to fill newspaper with matter which The ed
itor knoaos to be forg"ries for political effect
The Boston Post, tue Bay State Democrat aud
other papers have been sued already for publishing
these Same libos that appear in the Star-and
those persons that originated them will fud them
selves, ere long, from present Appearances in the
New York State Prison, for perjury. But the Star
need not fear suit for iibels--lhat paper is ABOVE
he
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
CONSIDERATIONS FOR HONEST MEN


Hints have been thrown out by snch men as Van
Mesa and VanBuren's office holders about the coun
try for months past, That something would come up
before The election to defeat Gen Harrison And
tho Wings have been expecting to learn that Gen.
Harrison was dead--that no had been guilty of
murder, and to the charge sustained bv aft
davis of men who saw him do the deed or some
similar story. 1t now appears the charge of fraud
years agoopens the grand conspiracylo defeat the
friends of Harrison
Now ifthese frauds are true why nre thew first
heard ofJust on the eve of important election,
before the ialsehood couId be fully exposed?
II the locofocos desired to prevent fraud why
was it, that they opposed to a man, in the
New York Legislature the passage ola Registry
Law for the city Of New York, to prevent fraud?
And ifthe Wings Of N. Y. City wished to carry
the election by fraud, why was it that 8 900 of
them signed petition for the passage ofsaid Law?
The whole is base conspiracy-got up by the
leaders of the Administration TO cover I'D their
own frauds.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
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MEMBERS OF CoNGREss FROM ONO. 1t appears
from corrected returns the votes for members Of
Congress from Ohio, that Medin, V. b. is elected
by about 80 majority over Campbell, Whig-and
the delegation now stands l3 iyhig to 6 Van Blu
ien. We last week stated upon what supposed
to;be good authority that Campbell had beaten
Aledlll. Wing gain members Of Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

ELECTION IN NEW YORK

The election in New York comes on the I'd I'd
and 4th days Of Move nher in all the State except
the city, which votes in day--the 4h. That
the State will go for Harrison there can be
scarcely doubt; but The city wo expect to hear
will go for The administration. The Sub Ire asu-
~ is in operation theIe, and the brohtcrs-Mc mon
en- thangcrs like those that sat in The Temples Of
Jerusalem in otier days-a class Of men who heap
up Ia themselves riches from the necessities Of the
industi ions, in shaves exchanges, ~ It" sus'
tain the measures of the administration, which by
its oppression of industry make business for lhem,
have come into the support of Van Buren,. They
bring into his support the influence Of money,
which is in itself oi mdable Besides this-the
Secretary of War has ord cred into the Port Of Nc
York several ships Of whose crews, under The
direction OF Federal officers, will vote for Van Bu-
rem by thousands. II our friends save il, we shall
be surprised Tho Sub Treasury is urod among
the corrupt population ofour cities by tho admin.
isration TO advontag among the incorIupta-
bio yeomanry Of the country, it is poweress
Hence shall tho farming interests of New
York and the country strongly arrayed against Nj
Van Bmen.