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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

ties, Clement says. that receiving the
commandments. and being filled with full
certainty by the resurrection of Jesus
Christ, and confirmed by the word of God,
with the assurance of the Holy Spirit.
they went out announcing the advent of
the kingdom of God
1t was no object in those days for a
Christian writer to come over the mira
Giles of the New Testament, with the view
of lending his formal and explicit lestimo-
ny TO them. This testimony had already
been completed to the satisfaction of the
whole Christian world. If much addi.
tional testimony has not been given, il is
because il was no: called Cor. But we
ought to see, that every Christian writer,
in the fact of his being a Christian, in his
expressed reverence for the books of the
New Testament, and in his numerous al
lusions to the leading points of the Gospel
history, has given as satisfying evidence
to the truth of the Christian miracles. as
if he-had left behind copioas and dis
tinct narrative.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15
0 L. XII. NO. -

the things of this kind which N. =,
Resistant will refrain from in obe8;.. ''N'
conscience, friend Curtis will naol. .
ne please as a matter of no impor.s
He must indeed have strong pron..
to fau!t-hnding who will fault aDo,b u'ay
disregarding from conscientious 60. - i''
what he himself will disregard from f'
lect or indifference
His charge in regard to family ro-
ment, | met last winter, and show
it was unfounded.
have now gone through with h.
ticle. And in replying to his recsD;,.,
ton, have, so fac as my memory =.
me. answered his questions put to ma
winter. He has saved himself The T.,
lie OF answering my questions put n i
at that time-as we'll as very MANY OH
still in reserve-by backing op,p
course in which he may nave man;fu
more of lOisdOns than of courage mo..
mimity or justice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-15

ses VT Chronicle Vol. XXI. No. 3D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

bermctricaIy closed TO his sympathy, the APP
peuR of suffering and distress nre addressed IN VAN
What cares he that the only remaining bed OF the
world, without employment, is snaichcd from M
der her, satisfy tho craving OF some grlPIng Sny'
lock? lie tcposes cushions OF down IN rlVnry
Of Eastern magnfcence. What though she pines
for food and moisens her scnnty meal with drnugh's
from HE unighboriug brook. lie riots IN every
luxury which tempt the palate, and qnailS 'he
goblet cred with the Tuscan grape what though
infancy and helplessncss driven by his measures
from quiet aud happy home, seek some wre'ched
howell TO shelter them from the storm, he occupies
IA palace outvicng Oriental sPlend"r' ana one
which royalty might court, What though me mar
lv sous Of The forest and field, toll and ana sweat
"non early dawn 10 dusiy eve, to gdiher lew
pence (mnde less valuable by his eXpeI lmenls) 10
sustain ,hcIr half furnished wives and babes IL
moves him not With daily income OF elsh'Y
dollars paid in appreciated gold and SILVER currency,
he "mocks at their calamity, and plays the sto'c
in his poorly earned wealth.
And now the inquiry is, whnt can be done TO
place ri,u country on the high emnence OF ITS re-
cent prosperity and glory? The patriot ana phu'
arthropist with deep solicitude, repeat the inquiry,
what can be done? The answer is at hand Dl'
fuse correct intelligence among the people, maze
known 10 Them the causes Of The evils with which
they are afflicted, and they will apply tho remedy
Point ont to them the author Of thor cahmIleS,
and ,hoy will not be tmdy to intlict the meIr'"d
punishment.
Your grateful Represen NATIVE,
J. G. CLARK,
WnShinpton. January, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

O-57No one can imagine the degree Of onthusi-
nsm which peryades the country in favor of Gen.
Harrison. The newspapers do not tell the whole
story. In some places whole neighborh"ods are
coming out for him. Hundreds and thousands who
but recently were marshaIed in the ranks OF the
specie pampered officials now hail him the de-
Iivercr of their country from mIsruo and ruin. -
They say we must have change and any change
cannot be for the worse, and they will labor to
bring about such change. We could fill our pa
per with accounts of conversions from Van Buren.
ism to sound Republ!canism.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24
YOUNG MEMS MEETING.

About FIFTEEN HUNDRED Delegates attend
ed the Washington County Young Mems Iariso.
man Convention at Montpelier week before last
This is said to have been the largest Convention
ever assembled in Vermont. The Young Men all
over the Country are ensting under the banner of
the Hero of rippccanoo. Generous and fond Of
liberty, they refuse to be trodden upon by the
iron keel of tyranny. They are weary of such
times the present, and arc likely to have WINE
the present administration continues, and too intel
ligent not TO discern the Gauss Of the bitter evils
we compelled to endure, ana too patriotic to
endure them much longer. The natery OF the OF
flee holders, their threats, will restrain them
from constant efforts to overthrow the oppressors
Of the people
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

ten fold as great in the last war, it would be
madness 10 hope for against such engines
until we equally or similarly equipped. Our
cnse would not unapty compare with brave band
Of warriors, armed with bows and arrows, and con-
tending with regular corps equipped with fire
arms
But why delay to prepare for the probable emer-
gency that awaits us? No time should be lost
We have the skill, and we possess the means, and
the nations energies should bo put in requistionfor
placing the country in an immediate attitude to
cope with the all graspng power Of England.
WHY does not the Government awake TO the
necessity of such preparations? Does Mr. Van Blu
rem aud his Cabinet fear that it will provoke Great
Britain 10 declaration Of war? Has the British
Government any fears on their part? Does not all
history show that warke preparations, and espe-
cially measures for efectual defence, tend most
certainly to check the aggressive propensity of a
Ibelligerent power? But shall probably look in
vain to tho present administration for the impor-
tnnt measures called for, and their wanton neglect
will result in disgrace of the nation
JEFFERSON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

Extract Of letter from indianapolis to member
of Congress, dated 18th Feb. 1910.
Whole families and neghborhoods are coming
out for old Tip, ana the enthusiasm than
equals what was manifested at Gen. Jackson's
election. yesterday saw gentleman whom
can rely, from the county above here and he told
me that he had conversed with more than one
hundred men since the nomination, who for
Van Buren, at the last election who are for
Harrison. The popularity Of Gen. HARRISON rides
over all party lines l firmly believe his majority
in tins State will not be less than fifteen thousand
In Ohio Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, and IL
nos, our friends are sangune Of overwhelming
mai ories. The West, the hole West will come
up to the work in n solid column. If friends
east of the mountains will do their duty, of which
we have no doubt, we will elect the farmer of
North Bend by triumphant majority. | say EN-
phacally the farmer of North Bend for he is such
He has been the President of the Agricultural So
ciety of The Miami Valley. About two years ago.
heard him address the multitude at the agricultur
al Fair, and it did my heart good to hear the old
soldier speak Of the farming interest. When he
declared, a firm voice, 81 farmer, and
glory IN the fact" he warmed the hearts of the
people. win not the fact that people, who
! know the old hero, who know the generosity of his
soul aud the ciearness of his head warmly espouse
| his cause, have some weight with those who do
not know him?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24
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! Ij7As proof that Mr. Buchanan and others of HE
4 administration party think that the Sub TREASURY
Bill will affect the price of labor and produce we
make the following extracts from their speeches in
support of said Bill
"REDUCE OUR NOMINAL THE REAL STANDARD
OF PRICES THRoUGHouT THE WORLD, and gan eorcr
our country ,oM blessings and benefits" mir Rn
chanan's speech Jan. %
"Artcles are manufactured in France and Ger
many for one huff Of their actual COS, in this coun
try. lib.
aft was but the other day that saw an extract
from an English paper which stated that willis, the
cutlery manufactured in Germany was equal in
quality with the British it so reduced in price
that the latter would have to abandon The mann
tacture altogether" lib.
'''ro the Southern States--to the whole cotton
rice, tobacco and sugar growing reoon-no,y en-
grevously afflicted with fhe curses OF tho paner
systemic all this region would say, siudu the
financial history IF Holland, France ind Cuba
toAoao their enanpfc, emulate their sOltd curreacy
Initiate them" Mr. Denton's speech Jan. TO-
"T'o the other States would say, do the Hks. "Ib
"the foreign manufactures goes home, PuRCHAs-
Es HIS LABOR, bis WOOL, and ALL OTHER
TIcLEs which enter into his manufacture, at HALF
THEIR COST IN THIS COUNTRY, and again returns to
innundate us."-[Bnchanan' speech, Jan. 90.
Wages IN France. Laborer, Is cents day with
out board; shepherd 1913 per year with board
and dwelling; poughman from 5 to SIS per year;
farm servants from to $l2 per year with board
and dwelling. The food IN districts "consists
ofrye bread, soup made Of miIlet; cakes made of
Indion corn now and then some salt provisions,
rarely, fever, butchers meat" In others "wheat
en- bread, soup made with vegetables, and a little
grease or lard twice day, potatoes or other vege
tables, but seldom butchers meat"
Wages in Germany.--Laborels from to Id cts
a day with board; farm servants from to 50 per
wear with board and dwelling.
This is the condition of working men in two of
the hard currency Sub Treasury countries whose
examp the leading men of the administration
call upon tho people of this country to initiate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

the lamentations Of the people, and the Iaboriug
cassos, the farmers, manufacturers, and substantial
iieehudGrs Of the country, begin to understand
this matter by the teachings of bitter experience.
Ifthese things do net open the eyes of the blind,
nothing ever will.-.At'dS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

GJ'The Sub Treasury Bill has been called up
in the House and referred the Committee OF
Ways and Means. The probability is that it will
be pressed through the House and become law,
The Administration majority since the admission
Of the n. Jersey clam0ntsis sufficiently strong
TO enable them to carry through their most obnox-
ions mcnsnfes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
NNAeuINGrnN. March I.

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NO" WIN ''S"o 10 '"e oec''F""o" S'l" 10 nave
been made ny |r H"chanan respecting the proba
bic effect OF Inc ano lroHS"Ty upon the wages ct
the ab"r'ng classes, and the value OF all KINDS "i
! properly, except G"ld ana SILVER, nave informed
you m i"rm'' iriier, mat hrafa Inc argument,
ana rec"Il"tled IT very dISthcuY' Mr. Preston "I
| . e., y''''rday' III MS place III me senate, IN
! i"rm'd Mr. buchanan, mat Ne aPpchen"ed 'ne
! course LIS remark" upon INC SUB treasury bii',
IN the same manner NAT hT paws, ana every DO
Gy else d'd' at lhe hhe lhey were de'i'ereoj ma
he also declared 'hat ''r walker, senator rom
Mississippi; afterwards carried out lhntidea Su''
farther.
1t IS worthy OF remark, also, That Nj henderson
OF Mississippi, and Mr. Norrlck of Maryland, who
followed MIR buchanan, W 'h''r remarks upon inc
Sub Treasury Bill, commented upon that Senators
arguments "a tue same manner t'at N'F baVls ""'
The writer's for the public press also unae''o"d
port written at the time, VIII SHOW i also iearh
from several persons who where present. that Mr.
Buchanan did listen very attenuVeIy to Mr. DAVIS,
while he was making the speech now ompi"lned
r. of, and that he Afterwards compIlmented him' up
/ on the ability he had dIsp'ayed' Ana alter MS
own speech and shat OF Mr. Dav'ss had been prin'
ted lie offered to exchange one hundred copies
, ~ h n ,oa,
~ n.,, ~ ''''"' u '''c SUD res
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- :. WHY" P''O"''' anu manufactured ar
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! ~ iva pay III VIC i''i'"'eo paper
5 ~ W Wv - P''''''"so SP'c'e drafts ana
rt. s,.',,T,r W ''s'r own '0"'"i's win proht'
; ,-' lug "1 S''" "oU'u 'e"uce our
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; r ~ '""' - '''''ou" c'''"chs c"n'u COM
Pc WIZ" '''''s" l"upeIS' at "oinc' Wi'hoht The aid
{careed en- o,ucb ovc;,,o,o,, ,,,l u, -
w,s introduced &C -. iI,,,.,..,i,,, .,
feet r,be hard n,o,o,, nrcioo, m.uaI, =.
mo, ,rc,o diroo,,,, ,,,a, ,ho e,, I'N
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d,.a ,,,ah ra,,,,o,ia, ''"'"'"''y pro-
! 9 'oo'N'''''' anu '""S ''"uer inc Pr"'ec-
,',S o'o"oSe 'io 'aoor'hs
m 1' '"O lu' ops "o"'u 'ieh oecome
~ MS was Tue "'u'n argument
!, i. ms, ,rbn, rho ,y,,;us L. 'o"' H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

UTThe election in N. Hampshire has resulted
as every body supposed il would. 1t was we'll
understood that the Wings not intending to
make general rally except in certain nearly bal
anced towns, and in those places they than
ponents hard battle next fall, and it possibly may
be defeat. Gov. Pages vote, we should Judge
from the returns we have seen, falls below his vote
Of last year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

uj7The Harrison cause is prosperous in Mass
beyond all expectations The Atlas says the v.
b. party have not in single town thrown so large
a vote as they gave Morton last fall
In New York, says the Journal of Commerce. a
sort OF half administration and halt Wing paper,
the spring elections resulting favoraby to the
Wings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-24

Mrs Ester Lonely, of Augusta Me-, has present
ed Gov. Fairfield, with cheese, of 297 lbs weight,
made by her own hands.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
AIr MIt ~ - s05TIiNG sYKIr

a EbANH' SOJriiING SYRiT
~ o CHILDREN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: uEHszLF-Ts Hoibers-dRd Nurses: The n,s.,r.
hue teeth Though he guns produces Troublesome
nd dangerous sy.lPtoins. II is known bv mothers
sal tlere Is gre9; irrI1r isH in Tire moull aml gums du.
as tais process. The guHs swell. isa serre,i-n of
g s-'.Ea Il inafsasca, the enid issc;hcd with frcoueni
ID sudden IFS OF crying. watching. starting IN lis
teP' and sFasHs Of peculiar paris Inc child sircks
AIN ei'feiHa NS.Sitce' aRd 'krusts It's fingers into il
Eonih' these prccursOry Symptoms are not speedily
cd, ~sFasmodic commissions univcrsa!lv snpcr.
enc aud soon cause the dissolution OF the infrni-
! moth. ; who have tirir liule babes afni-tcd with
lose distressing symptoms would apply Dr. William
vans Soo'hins Syrup, which has prascrv ed hundre,s
iniianis when thougii pnst recovery. from being sud.
snIy attacked with that fiinl malady, ooryul-ions.
Be"dre Of CoaBf-rIc,E-CAYrioN lie particular i'm
urcl'asing 10 see tl,t the label OF fhis Medicine con.
'rSa notice oiits entry according to act of Congress.
nd be likewise particular in Obtaining them at 100
hn.ialn e. New Yorker from iire regular agents
WM- H. KING, Is Water st. Wheeling.
Stevenson & Ncale .Parker.aurg. noy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19

HHAiON Won ucTCnEL.Ea HERR Pills
H6 These Fil!s are composed Of Hcrbs, which eNcrl
a specific action upon the heart, give an impulse or
s'rc5g Ia 10 Ihc arierial system Ihe blood Is quicken.
ed aud cqualized la its circElaIious through all the
vessels. whether of Ihc skin. The Jarls situated inter.
HalIy.or thc cXiremiIiCs and a. all lhe secTeiions OF
ihc body are drawn from the hloOd, iliere isn cou,e.
luent increase oi every 81 erctiun, and a quickrned ac-
uoH oi The absorbent and cNhaient. or d.schargiBe YES
scls. Any morbid action which may have taken plnce
Is corrected. all distractions are rcm"Ved. The bload is
purified. and the body resumes n heallhful STAG.
These Pills, after much anNiouS toll aud research
having been brought, BY tLc proprietor To ihc ucscIn
state Of perfection, supcnsede the wsc of nuumenhle
other medicines and are so we'll adapted To he frame
thu The use of IbcIn. by maintaining the body IN the
due performance of lis functions, and preserving the
vital stream IA a pure and healihful state. rauscs il 10
last inany yc r. longer than it Otherwise would, and
The mind 10 become - composed ard Tranquil. that
old ngc when It arrives will appear Il blessing and
not as TOO many who have neglected their constitutions
ar hnd Them injured by medicines administered nv TO-.
noranee) a source of misery and adherence.
When the nervous system has been TOO largely
irawR upon aud ovcrsiraIncd, nothing is better tu cor.
rect AID %inrigoFaie the dropping constitution lLan these
Pills.
BeTure Of Goamerfc ifs-CAuTIox: Be particular
npurchasing 10 see that The label Of this Medicine
contains a notice gifts epty according TO Act of Con-
gress. Aud he likewise particular IN obtaining them
al 100 Chatham 81. New York, or from The RcgnIor
Agents VIM. ". KING, Wheeling.
J. MORRISON. Columbus. q.
MYERS. FALL & COLLINS,
nov ~ Lancaster. o
no TiIE NERVOUS a DEBILITATED-DR
4 EVANS TONIC PILLS.--Thc powers of n.
vans CVmonile Pills are such. HAT The palpitating
lac art. The ireinulous hand. the dizzy eve and
he huttcring mind. vanish benre ihcir effects
Ike noSious SapOTs before the benign influence of
the morning saa. TT.oy have been long successfully
used FOR he cure Of mteuniucnis, together with fever.
Of ihe irregular nervous hind. accompanied with Wis.
cCrul ohstructiors.
Ihs tonic medicine y for nervous complaints, gen.
rral debility. indigestion aud IT, consequence. as wapt
otoPpettc. dstcnsion of the - mnch. acidity; unulea.
ssuf tisie " the mouth rambling noise in Inc b,Ncls
nervous symptoms. languor. when The mind becomes
irritable. depending. thoushful, melancholy. and de-.
icetod. HyrOchOndriacisn consumption. dimuess of
sigit. delirum, and al oikcr nervous aGccnnns. tbcs.
piils vii rrrdWce n ssfc usid permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first introduced IN America i'm 1896
Beueure II q 1O,feJfrHR-Csrrspv-Ge nar;irpI,,
IN purchasing 90 sec that TIC label of thrs MsGiglo
contains q noTieo II It's entry cccordisg 10 HcfoC I'm.
Vrcss AID he likewise particular in Obtaining Them
~ 100 Chatham So, Ncw-YOrk. or from ne regular
lCcuf WN ~ KING WbccE,..
nov "a
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NthttNtt-is NN@At hrfss hold in thar
oAhen 81 rs'S' co'."', Court IT.; II. Day vi ssr.sr.
sauruel Gregs cOmpkinsnt
levi Gregg defendant
This day came the s-snpl ,inani D., h- attorney s.i
"a ed his bull in the cause. abi he defendant nod ha,.
ing entered his apfearancs ind xi, EN- sec1rit, ACTOR
ding 10 the act 81 ssss mbly and the rules W ths (aarf.
And n appearing by satisfactory cvIdsne. hat VI. said
Levi Grrgy . no, an inhnhtani ~ tho Cormapwealu.
on moirfh AT tue eoibpla'uant by be attorney. IA 10
erfercd that the said L~vIt;r,gg do npps ar here on tho
hui day OF ihe neat Dsrem.-r iebn oi this Co1ri. lna
ans~e 80 iise eomplairanIs bill. and lhat a e.,y OF ,hSs
order be Inserted an The westcm Virginia Tiha.s cor
NO mouths sntcc-s''cly and i.sted at ,he Court house
ioor OF tins county.
A.copy isst. ID HICKMAN. Clerk.
The Defendant in the sbpvc cause win Meas, tn.
notice = Int on the 2gsh ,isy at osioher ncx, I "a M ,r.
coed tn tsko the dcpasifi"ns of NJ A. Iisn6rd ami
Others az J. NJ. Bcnl's ia the county VI Mason. AnJ
ON tho I'm day of NoSc,nh-r neat shr DO p-.i,i.n "a. 81
J. Stratum and oihr., NJ Inc house OF q. RofIn, r -,
he eorniy Of kena~hs 20 be read in g, ideree n,ail
cuusc. Siht ri. cRrcc-
OCT as-2m
G~toMroIND EXTRACT Oh lIoARiiOUNp
~ OR INDIAN COUGH SNRTP-Thn in,aIu-
ahlc modicine. ,is result OF much r. !. arch. and knc
experience. 10 nS~ hr ths fiisi iimc offered la iLi. .it,'
as a safe amt sf'cacio,rs remedy l Pnlmonir. Bsss.
chial and Lar nr"ai dissasrs and all affections connee.
It'd ' nh The organ. at respiration. To prctmre and
apimnnisIer. mcdiriite fr the cure, or dis-a,., NIL.
sholl effect iis object without d-rauying other G,,,.
riurs. anal thereby creating n new ,is-ase. lao. Lunc
been a desiderairin nm"ug the profession.
Most. II not all. of The pr-IG raiiuns inflicted ~,
sufii ring community undtr the nurne of .Cryh
bDTs," /" Stnmach Conjisl,." Etp-ciorsnls. 81. &C.
have been 81 ,atpratrd with opium rs 10 lcoye an
eff a. on the system lar worse han tic disease Jes;,n.
Cd 10 be cured.
Not so with the L.dioa Ce,ch S,rpp.
Though conlorrd ola greet number ai unaier;n,s
they all belong 10 the same iaisily-all tend In ,hr sam.
definite ohject-Ihe curing and prersntinr d;sos,,
without having a sting behind. ai.'h more might b.
-aid. aud n.py ccrurfcaics fran rcspeciahi. rerot.
app, nlrl. of the ,iiiucs of the medicine; bnt sls,
all the best recommendations Of any svsriifc il. lha, il
" doe. tie WORK right" Come then. ys aiHi, rcd rv
the virtues "f 'he Compound extinct OF Iiuarhound
AMI he cared Carefully prcl AIRED and put M in lot.
ties With directions. at the Boianie Drug and hieJ;,n.
Ss"re. ls7. Market Square.
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HECuLAR AGrNTs

AFENTS
WI. kf~c. ~ Wafcf -. 1Vbeefi,o
v boniNs0S, Portsmouth,. %
:. HpHsgsoN, Columbus O.
~. whom SIS ma be ohtaslcT
W GO0deH Celebrated Femsle Prts.
INC Barpn lon Huihcler Herh Pills.
pr Evans Foger and Ague Fhls.
". Hunts B0faro pifA,
Evans S0cthinF Sgnp. for Tccfhinr
s2yse lnyalnable Medrines aF6 sold Whole
gsnlh seventh stfcef, PAnladeiphia; ~ Magkef a.
Dmevite koutackpf1s CGrnhif. 3osfop- Ness.-
80 wheeling, Va 9 V. Robinson. P-srfsmasti.
mar 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
uel Gregg ~compkinsnt

VikGlNiA-T. ~tis-At R-,.. held in The
eshec 81 Ts'es Count, Court IT.; lib Day vi s.Isel.
brr 1910 .r.f. Tnsra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-19
CARD.
S2.NG.EL (AERCA.

As been abe hrough the kiLdncss
- Of a number OF ms friends &c resume the
" hoicsale 6rOrcr,, CONJUNCTION aud SaiPt ing bu.
IN - ,u I'D street between Mood anu Snithidd
Church.
tie lntsah- TO Keep on hand an assortment OF
uroesues. fitshu'Eh Manufactures. Coprer aud
ll'. ~nd wal ne graeiei Cor a call rom his freads
Though sn' Tive cosatrV. ~
Pnts0urgi,. Oct AfIn>w sm 49,
ITan-cu Wei -hurgh. Marshall Beacon, Elm
sstatoNNn. Aarshsh Go. H. morratic Republican,
hoiEsntosa. and Saxsfio Psrkers,ur.h. will copy
- ats"rce ~ 10 aud srrd ,hrsr acc,g. ~ - PITTS
sarSh. aiesSns Hasuovr ~f their paper Containing
iS bbA BROWN TANNERS or. %. hand and
80 -sie ~ "di NJ. REILLY.
EofS-the higsssl lnssrk,, Prioc viii be rad lr
IN HIPS. well ctued, delivered at the Warehouses
ef tho sai-cnhcro 90 Munrsc street
Get w n TYSON
yESANNE.S Mi--so herv.s Tanners' Blown"
-odrcsc5ssd this day> Eos ssich by
SOLOMON KING.
orte is. Water street.