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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
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Dxrp yOR G IItDREN TEErHlNG.-

II n 80 a, ol Commissions and Painful DeniI.
zi,n 4 need AZ pr Vim Evans SoothlhS syrup
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lin nIrrnt how essential an early application OF
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so~v nd torture Nv inlant while teet'ng, 'xper
.-,r-1 such acute sufFcrings thar II was attacked
,,,th sou.ul si,,Is aud INV vie and family supposed
,hatR-cth would sonn eeaSe the babe from anPu sh
IN ~ procured n bottle of your syrup; whi"h n
snuu IA ap3lIei 10 tie gums, wonder al chang
was produced ard after few applications, tht
rbilJ d,suayed obvious relief and hy continuing ~
N o.. am y AL ,u.inf1rui YOU INIT the Chid has
.nrn ,l.tely recovered, and no re2urence 81 una
ayvf c.oonlii mas since occurred; tho teeth orc
n1natin fai.y aud the Chi.d saloys perfect health
\ n.y., v,tl NV cheerful PERMISSION 10 make this nc
4 nn,yi.,-tneut public. and will 81 dly give any IN
pruil.ion ON this ClrCun stance. z....x~..
Ar,nlic,,an Who has made trial 81 Or. w. Ey
ans' 10Th ny Syrup IN II family TN c1se oi ateeth
tI chi " wishes us to state vat he found ehurey
cRsctui IN relieving pain IN the guns 10 prevent
i ng suo cot.selusuees which sometimes follow. we
schrerfilly cJmYly With his req'est'-sun'
T-~we believe i generally a'knowletSed b
no = who have tIied H. that Dr. Evans Syr'p int
'niidran Cutting Teeth, lvertIsed Ia anotheI col
pia. isa hgkly useful article for the purposes i9'
= sIch it 10 Intended. Highly respectable lnHiVd
81. lis n any rate whohave made use oil u, 90 nj
'teatate &, give its virtues the sanction o! theii
II ubs. Boston Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
MAY %. Ia

G lIE WESTERN INSc RANCE CO-Ihe S,ork.
I bo!dcrs Of the Western Insurance Co. are here
BY notified that by order at The Board of Directors
they are required 10 pay further nsalrcni of one
collar nn each share o stock subscribed or before
the 18Th day of May. inst. and the remaining install.
mcn Of one dollar per share before the oh day
OF July next may l6 r. II. GREER, Scc'y
'EN hoKcs Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns. assorted Nos.
q ~ bales DO do BATTING, lust re-.
ce''c'i ana for sale by may 10 NJ. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

CHIIDRENS' SHOES.
NNE HUNDRED prs. just received Ivy
may TODD L. IStIAM
ECR HIIDS New Orlearns Sugar. prime quail
4 AC9 iiy, just received and f,r sale by
mar 81 CRANGLE q BAILEYS.
Zoo BBLS. Mo!assc-. in prime order IS bbls
sISFO Sugar House Mullsses. do do Just re-
ccivcd and Tor sale by CRANGLE & BAIIEYS.
mar 81
4 PPER uud Spanish Sole feather Mp. Call and
- Mnrorco Skins; nls' Lining and Binding Skins
shoe Thread. &c. KEEP; constantly hand and for
ele, bv SANTL. NCLALLEN.
mar % No $50 Main stn.et
4 NLOFER SFED.-The sub.rriIcr WISHES q, blI1.
- from 100 10 900 bushels good clean Glover Seed.
for which the cash viii be paid al market price
Jan IL W. b. TYSON.
"a OTICE-NOTlCE--For Rent. a room on Water
street three du"rs south IT, = Hotel suitable for
ar Ollie" or retail store and decidedly one of the hest
stands III the ctY. Possession gwen unmcGiaiely
Enquire neNt door. an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

" ANVIL FOR SALt..-A ncT aud very superb
n Steam boat yawl Is feet long iorsae Apply Il
may q MkEE. HARDING * co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

FLAT BOAT FOR SALE-A covered fat boa,
about % feet loRg-by IA wide well calculated ler a
trading boat N the river, canal--lpr sale low
may NkEE, HARDING e. co
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
MISSOURI COMING.

We copy the following cheering para.
graph from the St.Louis BulletnofApril2s
our Prospccts.-We converscd with
several gentlemen yesterday from The west.
ern part of the State, and they assure US
that great changes are going on in favor Of
reform. Indeed, oil parties admit this, and
We now think that Missouri can be carried
for General HAaRIsoN it our friends act
with the energy which is expected Of them
IN the great contest We have seen gen.
tlemen from every section, and they all
agree that our cause is rapidly advancing in
popular favor, and il is confidently believed
that nothing is wanting but the proper in.
dustry to obtain glorious aud triumphant
victory. 10 our las, war the name Of HAIR
RIson was a watchword AMONG The sons Of
freedom, and il is again the watcbword OF
the sons Of reform
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
Republican WING Ticket.

9g At the solicitation of his friends
JAMES W. OSBORNE, Esq, has consented
10 become a candidate to represent the
County Of Mecklenburg in the next Legis-
lature in the Senate.
IS At the solicitation Of his friends w.
+. DAVIDSON, Esq, has consented to be-
come candidate to represent the County
Of Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in
the House Of Commons.
af At the solicitation of his friends ].
/. DRAFFIN, Esq, has consented to become
a candidate to represent the County Of
Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in the
House of Commons.
Hg At the solicitation of his friends,
Ell STEWART, Esq, has consented to be-
come . Candidate to represent the County
Of Mecklenburg in the next Legislature i'll
the House of Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
MI. RTGGLES, REPLY.

WAsHINCToH CITY, ID May, 1910.
Geu,lemen-l have received the invita-
ton TO "attend the sittings Of the National
Convention Of the Wing Young Men as
ole of its guests" with which you have
honored me, Gin behalf of the delegates
from the City of Baltimore" Il would az
ford me great satisfaction TO be present on
tina, interesting occasion, would my public
duties permit.
The necessity Of change Of measures
with view 10 the relief OF people suffering
beyond any former example, is now mani.
fest TO all, if not acknowledged by all No
small portion of those who aided in bringing
into power the present incumbent Of the
Executive char, have witnessed with pain
ful disappointment, The pertnaclty with
which he has persevered IN forcing upon
the country system OF measures destruc.
tive Of its best interests aud runous to the
enterprise aud business of the people aud
they have resolved, as the only means lef,
Of staying the progress Of those measures,
10 aid in calling from retirement disiIn.
gulshed citizen, whose enlightened patriot
ism, great practical wisdom. and sound Re.
publican principles have secured for him the
highest respect and confidence. The aame
Of Harrison has animated the whole coun.
try with hope. 1t has reused an enthusiasm
which peryades all grades and classes Of the
people. That enthusiasm chastened By
wise counsels and hallowed by patriotism,
will be the anlma!ng principe OF the Ma
tional Com eutioa.
Rejecting, as its members will, the prin.
ciples and feelings OF the great majority Of
the people throughout the Uuion, their de-
liberauons will be no less national in their
character than patriotic IN their desIgr
and will tend, II is confidently believed, 10
harmonic and lnyigora.e the efforts Of the
nation to place the Executive government
10 the hands of one who has never vet dis
appointed the expectations of his country
tie who, by his bravery IN the field, redeem.
ed the honor Of the nation, when betrayed
by ,reachery and coward,ce, will not fail 10
correct by bis wisdom and prudence, the
errers of the civil administration of the
Government under which the country is
severely suffering.
Thanking ",he Delegates from the City
of Baltimore" for their gratifying invita-.
ton, and you, gentlemen, for the accepta'
bic terms 10 which it is conveyed | have the
honor 10 be, with sincere regard,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN RUGGLES.
To NELSON PoE, ESQ, and others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
PENNSYLVANIA COMING.

We find the following interesting inior.
nation in the Philadelphia National Gazette
of Saturday evening:
"Very important and indicative political
news has reached this city from Bedford
county, in this State. A special election
has Just been held to supply the vacancy in
the House of Representatives, arising from
the expulsion of Mr.. M'Elwee. This elec'
ton has terminated in favor of the Wings
by large majority-upwards of six hun.
dred, it IS said in letter to gentleman
of this city. The majority BY which Mr..
M'Elsee gained his election was, as well
as we recolIect, about three hundred thus
showing gain within few months Of one
thousand rotes. The successful candidate
is MIR. Daniel Washabaugh. As Mr.. MEl.
weo was not a candidate, 20 personal feel.
Ing against him was mixed up with the
election"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

The VAN buren, CONVENTION at Baltl.
more has proved abortive. lis only osten.
sible purpose the nomination of a candl.
date for the Vice Presidency it has failed
to effect, and il has ended in disappointment,
and real if not open dissenson. Ii is VAN
to say that it nominated q candidate for the
Presidency. |, was poorly worth while 10
bring together Delegates from all parts Of
the Union to announce Mr.. VAN buren, as
a candidate for e.election-unless indeed 1t
was TO contradict the rumor that he was 10
be withdrawn, and more available candl.
date set up IN his place But that was not
the object. Ii was supposed that Colonel
JOHNSON could be coaxed into withdraw.
al. The Richmond Enquirer announced
last fall that he had withdrawn, and praised
him beyond measure for his magnanlmity /;
and the Convention was got up TO nominate
successor TO him. But their blaudish.
ments failed. The Colonel would not re-.
tire and they have boldly thrown him over.
board. The Convention was divided 90 the
expedieucy Of a uomination-belng accord
ing to the rule by which the Convention
voted) % for and 90 against nomination
New York standing of. But, when the
proposition for nomination was thus upon
the point of prevailing, the New York dele.
CATION of AZ came forward aud voted with
the 90, making 1872 in the negative, and
thus defeated the nomination Of candidate
for the Vice Presidency.
We state these facts merely as matter Of
history, and as public journalists for the in.
formation OF our distant readers. We make
no comment on them. We leave it to the
disloin.ed members of the party to settle
their differences in their own way but It
may elucidate tho proceeding to remark that
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

Among the number Of those whose pre-.
sence was solicited BY the Committee OF 10.
yiiatloD, letter was addressed TO the Hon.
John Ruggles, United States Senator from
Maine, who has heretofore been friendly TO
the Administration. We publish below the
letter of the Committee, as well as the re.
ply of Dir. Ruggles, which will be read with
great interest :-Richmond Wig.
baltimore, April Is, lS40.
To the Hon. john RuGGLEs,
u. S. Senate.
Dear Sir-The undersigned, acting on
behalf and under the direction of the dele.
gates from the City Of Baltimore 10 the Ma.
tonal Convention Of Wing Young Men,
have the honor to request that you will at.
tend the siltlngs Of the Convention as one
Of It's guests. That Convention, il is now
certain, will be by far The most numerous
national assemblage OF the delegates OF
the people that has ever taken place in the
United States and We earnestly wish that
II may not only be worthy Of eng remem.
bered for its multitude, bot for lis deeds and
the counsels i, will offer to the nation. To
this end, We desire that lis deliberations
may be aided, as we'll as witnessed by the
sages of the Republic, and particularly by
those who have been the champions Of the
faith which its members profess and are
seeking to establish in triumph. Allow 10
US, sir, the honor and the pleasure Of wei,
coming you 10 our city on this occasion,
aud believe US to be, with the lruest regard,
Your obedicnt servants,
NELSON POE,
ROBERT BUTLER,
EDWARD DE DOT CHERRY,
WN. II. PETHERBRIDGE,
THOMAS STANLEY,
THOMAS w. JAY,
ROBERT LAWSON, Jr.
JAMES W. BARROLL.
JOHN W. kIPP,
c. HUGHES ARMISTEAD,
WIN. Z STEWART,
A. L. MCLEAN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

an Of slavery IN the states on territories
hv ,be non. slaveholding states or BY Con
ross was a direct violation Of the Cons,i.
s,,,;on of the United States. Mr.. Smith
also referred to many other interesting facts
and incidents in the history of Gen. Ilarri.
con which greatly entertained the large
ossemblage, and which went TO prove to
every unpreludiced mind, that Gen. Harri.
son was no, only sound to the core on this
.ubiec,, but that as a man, soldier, a
statesman and a patriot. she is every way
entitled to the support Of the South.-Fay.
,neriNe Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

all,be rccroius revenue Of The country, and
frenfy millions Of dollars besides ~
Next year, according to tho provisions
Of the compromise act, the tariff is to IN.
dergo reduction Of ten per cent, where.
By the revenue at the custom house will be
greatly reduced; how, then, will the def.
cheney be made up TO supply these ex,rav.
agant demands upon the treasury A high
tariff, direct tax. or national debt, must
be the resull.-HiNsboro Recorder.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

Tennessee delegate presided,a Tennessee
delegate according to the Globe) made the
great speech on the inexpedieocy Of nom-
ination, an Alabama delegate alabama is
in favor Of Mr.. PoLK) was Chairman Of the
committee and reported against Domina-
ton, and it was the New York delegation
which finally prevented it.-Nat. Intel.
Brilliant Resuks.-.Only four States
have voted since the nomination Of Gen.
HARRISON for the Presidency, viz: New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island and
Virginia. 10 1856. all these States roted
for aa;Bureai Nov, Of the four, New
Hampshire alone adhercs TO him. Thus
out of AZ Electoral votes, which he receiy.
ed from these States at the last Election,
Mr.. Van Buren, has already lost 80 -
What earthly chance is there for his re-
election? None-Done whateyer-and We
advise all fence men TO jump down on the
right side, while there is some merit 10 The
effort. A few months hence, and Ven Blu.
rem men will be as scarce as hens teeth
Raleigh Register.
Tie Daniel Diaaer.-Tho Compliment.
airy Duner to Geu. Beverly Daniel, late
L. S. Marshal, took place on Saturday, and
we have never been present al any enter
talnmen., where there was greater ration
al enjoyment, or where the proceedings
were characterized By more dccorous con.
VITALITY. Ii must have been a proud day
for Gen. Daniel, and amply atoned, we have
no doubt, for the violence done to his feelings
by his unjustliable removal. RAJ. Reg.
No pressure that any honest man should
regret, says the President We learn from
a gentleman dIrec, from Burke, that Corn
last week brought a, SberiF's sale in that
County two cents Dushp-G horse Of grea.
value, the full sum of fire jollars-and a
mare with mule colt TACO dollars and fifty
cents.-Hhig Banner.
An elderly lady OF this place has suggest.
ed the term HYPocRAT as the more con.
slstent with truth, than "DEMocRAr" for
the willingly blind Tory. Good name aud
tTue.-Ihig Banner,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

ES The Nanltes held meeting on Sat.
urday last, for the purpose Of nominating
a Candidate 10 be run for the State Senate,
IN the place Of VIM. Pyron, Esq, declined.
DR.. J. 4. ]. Orr received the nomination.
Capt John Walker was then nominated
in tho place Of DR.. Orr for the Commons.
We heard ii iutima,ed that DR.. Orr was
brough. ont under the influence OF DR.. Fox.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

20 We have several Communications
on hand. We shall perhaps insert some
o. them neat week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
Thursday, May II, 1910.
The E'cOlIIe'S Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
j. VI. WOREIlEAD, OF GuilfOrd.
TUX FNLNIDINIi
WN. III. HARRISON, OF Ohio.

One Presidential Ierm-fhe integrity II Public
Seyraafs-,he safety Of The Pubiic Money, and
the genera! good Of tic People.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

The Philadelphia American Sc mel an
Administration print, alludes TO IT, eat
Harrison Convention at Baltimore, and
says:
History mentions no such gathering Of peo-
pie since that in the Camp de Mars 10 swear to
TIC Constitution. Whether VIC speak 1.-THE mum.
bers present their bo1ndless enthusiasm, or the
yast territory from the most distant points Of
which they assembled, we may, as chronicles Of
passing events mention it as a surprising pa.
geant, and thrilling demonstration Of the in
tensity Of that feeling which aHlmates the sup
portcfs Of Gen. IIARAsoN.7
The long procession through Baltimore
street, the muJiiudes that thronsed every
passage, door, window, root, and even siee.
pic, presented a picture to which we can
call no comparison but Martins celebrated
painting Of the Departure Of the lsraelIes
out Of Egypt To the latest day Of the
longes, life of each one present must that
wonderful scene be remembered.
For our own part, We can scarcely tell
which moved us most, the Convention Itself,
or the apparently myriads Of fair ladies',
whose beauty would have well nigh bewlld,
cred US, had not their enthusiastic voices
and waving banners cheered US on to duty.
-Madis0HidH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
PROM THE ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL.
WHO VICTORY IN THE CAPITAL OF
TIE EMPIRE State

Iltis In IRE - 1 a 4 l.
TIE WIG BASsER FLOATS TRir NrIiASTLY IL EVERY
wAKDi!i
The Wings Of Albany hive gone triutn.
phanty through with their charter election.
The Capital Of the Empire State stands
proudly erect. THERE Is \ WING MAJOR
Try ron ALDERMEN IN EVERY WARD IN
THE CRY Every Ward in the city has
increased its Wing majority since the las,
charter election. we have carried the ci-
~ by one hundred more majority than we
had IN The spring Of 1889.
This 10 a great triumph. The Old Re.
gency made their last, expiring efhrt. They
knew and felt that, unless they could make
show Of strength here-once the scat Of
their poweV--hefe, where they once bad
every thing their own way--al was over
With VAS BuREN THIS, too, was the
GROWING spring election. The I" last gun !"
was to be fired here. They therefore
brought every influence to bear. Blu, ii
was an impo,ent etiort--an unayalling strug.
gle. The lndomitable Wing party, without
organization, bu, in high spirit and enthu
siusm, rushed % The polls and secured vic.
tory worthy Of themselves, the city, aud
their cause.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

va Read on preceding column an ar.
'iclc headed Facts for the People
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

va We conclude this week Mr.. Bad
gers Speech.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

The Ncwbcrn Spectator after short
suspension, has been revived.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
CHARLES TON-MAY 9.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev, James NJ, Thomas, will preach at tho
Baptist Church in Charlotte, on next Sabbath.
May ~, lS40.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

An Extraordinary Fact.-.lt is well
known, that from the time Gen. jackson
determined t. pu, down the L. States Bank,
that he aud all his worshlppers, from the
highest to the lowest officer under the Gov.
ernment, with all the hundreds Of Candidates
for Office, did every thing in their power 10
decry the credit Of that Institution, and
openly proclaimed that oil the funds which
the Government held in il, would be finally
lost. And yet, when the Charter of that
Bauk expired, and lis Stock was returned
10 those who originally subscribed it, the
Secretary of the Treasury demanded and
obtained, a premium of Fifteen dollars IS
cents on every share Of Stock which the
Government held in the Bank, over and
above the sum paid in, thus making clear
gain (taliing no account OF all the services
which the Institution had rendered 10 1t in
circulating and transferring its funds from
one part Of the Union to every other party Of
more than Eleren Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars ! RAJ. Reg.
We regre, to learn shat the Hon. F. w,
PiCKENs, who returned home from Wash
ingtou;a shor. time since, in order to recruit
his strength, continues so ndisposed as 10
render his return to Congress thus session
uncertain; aud that he has written a letter
to the Speaker of the House, advising the
appointment ola Chairman ofthe Committee
on Foreign Relations in his place. Char
Courier,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

Mad Robbery We learned from gen
tIeman attending the Circuit Court, tina, q
mail robbery took place between Blakely,
on the Roanoke and Garysburg, on Friday
night last |. appears that the Northern
mail from Washington ls brought by the
Railroad from Petersburg TO Blakely, and
conveyed from thence TO Gettysburg 10 dis
lance OF two or three mlcs only on horse
or 10 carriage, and is then forwarded to
Wilmington by the Railroad which runs by
that place. The robbery was committed
by free colored youth about 20 years old,
in the employ of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, who had care ofthe mail between
the two places. On being charged with
the offence by Roderlc b. Carey, Esq the
Postmaster, on his arrival, the youth pied
innocence but on examining his person
S27 in Virginia Bank notes we're found up
on him. and he then confessed that he had
Gu, open the mail, and opened forty or fifty
letters, (part of which he threw away ou'
had got no moro money than that above
mentioned. lie was carried TO Petersburg
where it is supposed he is committed to jail
and, the offence being perpetraied within
this State, the prisoner will, it is supposed
be tried at the next term of this Court
Raj. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

District At'oraey.-Wc perceive, that
the appointment Of District Attorney OF
the United States, has been conferred on
James Il. Shepard, Esq, of Raleigh, rice
II. l.. Holmes, resigned,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21
NOTICE.

WarrGp:cc Deeds fer safe Al his otSes'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

An elderly lady of this place has suggest.
sistent with truth, Than Democrat" for
the willingly blind Tory. Good name aud
tIue.-IIhig Banner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-21

The New York Morning Chronicle, a
spirited penny paper, has abandoned its posi-.
ton of neutrality, and espoused the Wbig
cause. 10 speaking of the good results
which may be expected from the election of
Gen. HARRISON, the editors say
1--WE do not suppose that he can, as if by the
waving OF a maslcian's wand, evoke prosperity
at once from the gloom of dependency and dis
tress. We do not imagine that PROSTATE com
mercc, ruined credit and wasted resources can be
retrieved in a day . hut We DO conscentiously be.
icye that from the moment that HARRISON shall
be elected, confidence viii be created between
man aud man, and between the People and The
Government, which will surely lead to royi
val Of business in all lis branches, as shower and
sunshine cause the buds Of spring to burst FORTH