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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

WEALTH OF PESNsTLvAsiA-TI Governor Of
Pennsylvania in his late message to the Legislature.
thus speaks Of the vast mineral resources Of that State
The coal and iron Of Pouneylvania arc more vaiua.
be. as sources Of wealth and employment. than mines
Of Ihe precious metals are in countries where they
are ioInd. They furnish investments for large amounts
IT capital. give constant employment 10 numerous on
crativcs, and under ordinary circumstances. with pru-
dent management. yield = certain and regular profit
70 al engaged in the business They pay a large pro
portion Of the tolls upon our public Improvements. and
constitute the most important share offTeight for those
engaged in transportation upon our canals and rail
fJais. as well - cor tie numerous vessels engaged in
ihc coasiing trade. The valuo ofcOal and imn must
necessarily be much enhanced by the recent success
fi application of anthracite coal ~ fuel for smelling
iron orc. which will. IN all probability, Introduce n ne "
era in the iron business in our commonwealth. Should
Ce experiment become generally successful. Of which
lille doubt j. entertained. 1t viii save ne The ncocssi-
" Of importing large amounts Of iron for railroads. n
well n other purposes. which Pennsylvania. IN that
event. would be able n furnish an abundance. not on
ly for her own use and that ofher citizens. but for =
large portion Of her sister States. Possessing. as she
does. the great bulk Of The irsn ore and anthracite coal
formation Of this country, Ia alternate strata IN the same
territory. and situated IN n quarter Ofhc Union pecu-
li1riy accessible b. means 81 her geographical position.
snd canals md railroads. she mast ENJOY. almost cxclu.
swell. the great rcvenuo that will arse from thi-
source. i1rEc portiOn q Ouf public debt abr0ld
was contracted in the ~purchase Of rilrad IRON. which
world have been Obtained in the county ifi had
been possible 20 procure &c there. u is confidently be-
bcvcd that the coal and IRON fields Of ths Common.
wealth will hereafter yield a chcsp md adcquati
supply an'. " 81. there T. every reusJn 30 think that
he numerous railroads in nearly All The States Of The
Union. That have been either suspcLded or cOniompls
ted. will ms few years 60 in'Q operation. Tho busi
ness on our public ms ovemon's ~ well as The Pof
mauent mass ofh.o woslth n tie people Of this state
f0uat Inns Dc .~.roD~a.~.lav increased"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
o TiiE TIMES.

I'm rs AAAfIs
Mr. Editor ! would direct the attention Of all hose
Ladies or Gentlemen. who desire warm. dry. genisel
snd eycIsway comfortable feet. TO n new aricle in the
line Of o~sersLaes. Just opened at MClallen', shoe store.
OF. oSisc he Nirgilra Hotel. They arc a perfect non.
dsseriPi, The Ill Of 'hcm having never before glal-
dencd the eyes Of our citizens. They arc no, rubber
exactly, yet they have its water proof quality; they
are not cloth. yet they have all its p~liabiiiiy: neither
are they leather, yet they have The appearance Of the
best calf without It's clumSineSs. One OF their many
peculisriiics IL. TIA, they are bo:h serviccablc and gen.
ieel, a circumstance that renders hem the very shocs
for d s, hari times; for by The use Of them. many eau
sill carry a f.ot ft ior appearance in n parior circle.
who are thinking hard Of brushing up their old mend.
Ell and mouldy boots. until Tho pressure Of The times !,
past.
Go then. all who love to carr q dscen; shoe. ns well
asa clean shirt and all who love with a warm and snug
foot to kick the mud and slop in very spite. 20 tn NJ.
Cl-llens and obtain the w~hercwithal soon. or yUn may
not have an opportunity; for such an article generally
vanishes before eager purchasers like roast turkey be
fore q man who has seen nothing more ea,able thar
-aw-dusi and cabbage for q fortnight OVERSHOE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

III HIGHLY INPORTANT-Ncryous diseases. liy-
"a "a er complaint, dyspepsia. bilious diseases. piles.
rheumatism. consumption, coughs, colds, sriirin. Of
blood. pain in The cheat and side, female wcaLuess. oil
delicate and mcrcuTial diseases. are successfully treat
ed. at DR.. EVANS Medical Ohice. Chatham street.
New York.
VAN CAMOMiLE PILLS.
The caCaomilc flower. (or rs il is officially e.iled
ANTHEMS vocILis. or from The Greek
words. hdDai, on The ground. and Hsl0H. an apple; be.
cause u grows on the ground. aud smells like nn ap-
pie il of n dull white color. Of fragrant odor. and ora
bitter aromatic taste.
Camomile is a niid tonic, in small dsses acceriabls
md corroborant 10 the stomach. IL is especially april
cable 10 that condition Of general debility. with Ian
guild appetite, which ct;en attends conyalesconce from
~idiopathic levcts.
BEWARE or oCSrERFErrs.-@ CGgfioa-p 30
particular IN purchasing to see that the labsl OF iIis
Medicine contains a notice Of its eHfry aocordipe 10
act y Congress. And DO Likewise particular in OBJ
tanning thcE al 90 Chatham ST.. Now York. or from
The REGULAR AGENTS
WI KINo.<5 Water St, wecling.
j. v. ROBINSON. Portsmouth. -.
J. MosEIsoN. Columbus, q.
or toLom also may BE- Obtained,
DR.. Goodies Celebrated Fen. lc Pills.
The Baron Won Hutchelcr Herb Pills,
DR.. Evans' Fever and Ague Pills,
Dr Hunts Botanic Pills.
Dr.. EyGns' Soothing Syrup, for 7SeHinr-
The above invaluable Medicines ure sold Whalesale
and Retail, at 100 Chatham ST.. New York; z Son;h
Seventh Street. Philadelphia; g. Wall Street. Louis.
willie. Kontucky; SO Cornhiil. Boston. AlnSs, nad Of the
following Agents. WN. II. KISe, Wheeling. Va. y
ohinson. PorisInonth.O nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
TO TIE
TO THE
WIGS OF THE UNITED STATES.

y NJ hlllGS VI Idfs O4NthLD 0lAlfo.
u is thought proper to invite your attention, more
distinctly than has yet been doIo, TO the fact, that
among The doings Of the Harrisburg Convention was
a resolution recommending to TUE WHio YOUNG MEN
Of the several States to assemble IN GENERAL CoNvTS-
rios in the City Of Baltimore on The first Monday in
May next. Cor thc purpose Of advancing the cause Of
sound princIpl >, and securing the election ofihe nom
inces ofihe Harrisburg Convention
II is time that the Young Wings in every State in
the Union were bestirring themselves b. carry into
effect This recommendation. which. independently ofIfs
6ircci object. cannot fail to he attended with the
hsppiest effects in bringing together so large q
gathering. as may be expected ON such an oc-
easion % fthe 70 ing Men on whom rest the
confdoncc % the Wings Cor success IN the present
contosf aa4 3hopcs Of the Nation for its future pros
perty and WY. Coming from the most remote ~
well NJ a<~laccnt States. the mere gratiicatio-,
Of an inicrcHdha friendly sllaiaiious botyeEs the
s,ns Of tho North and e n4Souih. of ~ E,s,
sod Of the West. would 10 ono iobtfer .eunbcred Cor
years. whilst acquaintance and hicT Iships may b,
made between many which will ,.ast throughout ihen
lives.
We trust that our Yo' ing wbig friends viii pa
themselves irmedinio' and earnestly IN motion d
accomplish this JssIablo ohjcct-NafupQ hieHi
gcaccr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
wasmVorov. Jan. %. 1-t0. 2 O'Clock
TIE SU~BTREASURY BILL PASSED BY A M.
NOWTY OF TIE SENATE!

The SubTrcosury bil hes Pasod TIC Senate. The
FINAL vote has just been taken. a0cr an exciting and
c1hausting session Of Seven hcuri aud resulted ne FOL
lows
Yoas-McsBr. Allen. Benton. Brown. Buchanan.
Calhoun. Clay q Alabama. C1thbsr. FULTON. Grundy,
HobbnrI King. Linn. Jumpkin. Mouion. Newell.
Pierce Rome. SEWER Srlth ~ Connecticut SH .nsc
TsTTu0 walker. wrDilrI wrghi~-cA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

EINSANS FAMILY APtRiE\l FILLS ore pura
H. i vegetable. composed With the sincicst prec /
'oa ofseience and of art; they never pSoducc nausea
aud are warranted to cure the following Diseases which
arse from impurities of The blood. viz-Apopiexy.
B'iluss affections. Coughs. Colds. Uireaied sore throat.
Scarlet Fever. ASihms. Cholera. Liver Complaints.
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Affections pccu-
liar To iems'cs. md all those diseases OF what,ocver
Kind, TO which human nature ~ subject. where the
: >mach is affected.
hPrioN COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervors
diseases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
piles. nlCsrs. female weakness. and all cascs Of hyro-
ehondriacism. low spirits. palpi'a,ion Of The heart. ner-
sous irriablliiy. nervous Weakness. luor albus seminal
weakness. no. csiiOn. ioSs of appetite. heartburn. gem
-ral debility. hco.ly weakness. chlorosis or green sick
less. naiulency. hy.;rrical fninrings. Mysteries. head
'ches, hiccur. sea sckn, ~, night marc. rheumatism.
t~'hina. TIC doulourcux. ciNnr. spasnodic affections.
md those who arc victims To that most circulating
i'sonder. GoCT. will find relief Ii an their snGcrings by
4 cDusc OF DIR. Evans medicine.
Beuare II COsatorfris-CAu1Io ~: he particular
IN purchasing 10 see that the label of this Medicine
confirms a notice ofiis entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross. And be likewise particular in oblaining tl,em
nj 100 Chatham street. Ncw-York. or from the RrcU~
Lar AGENTS WM. n. KING. UkcoL.a-.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
Won nUTcIIELER Herr PILLS

II 3 ARON Won HUTCIlELEii HERR PILLS
LIB These pills are composed of Herbs. which exert
a specific action upon the heart. give an impulse or
strength TO the arierial system the blood is quicken
ed and equalized in It's che ilatious through all The
vessels. whether of the skin. The parts situated inter
nally. or the cxiremilics and rs all the secretions nf
the body are drawn from The blood. there is n eonsc-
queni increase of every secretion. and n q~uickened nc
non Of the absorbent and eNhaleni. or discharsing YES
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
is corrected. all Instructions are removed. the blood is
purified. and tho body resumes n ksilIhful state.
These Pills, after much anxious toll and research.
having been brought by The props etor 10 tho present
state OF perfection. supersede The use Of innumerable
other medicines and are 80 well adapted to the frame
hat The use Of them, Ivy maintaining The body in the
due performance Of its functions. and preserving the
vital stream in = pure and hcalhful state. causes il To-
las, many ycsrs longer than il otherwise would, aud
The mind 10 become 50 composed aud tranquil. that
old age when it arrives will APP ear a blessing and
not (as loo many who have neglecied their constitutions
or had them injured by medicines administered ty ie-
norance1 a source of misery and adherence.
When the nervous system has been too largely
lrawn upon and oversiraned. nothing is better To cor
rect and mvigoTaie the dropping constitution han these
Pills.
Beyrre Of Coua,e-feifs-Csrr1ox: BE particular
n purchasing to sec that the hahel Of I;his Aiodicinr
contains n notice Of lis entry according 20 Act OF
gress. And he Likewise particular IN Obtaining them
al 100 Chatham st. New York. a. from The Regular
Agents: WM. II. MING. Wheeling.
). MORRISON. Columbus. o..
MYERS. FALL & COLLINS.
nov 70 Lancaster, o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

se-urqg srainst iorcirn aEsrcssiorcr increese theg g.
neral aggr rn'e Of coaforis; or II ihe sale OF the pub
lac lands IN which every citizen hasan interest. bC!o~
Ihs.r value. would give an increased value 10 the
lands before owned !y individuals. then ~ in either
case an argument would be found IN favor OF the
measure.
Tids subject Is FAR from being exhausted. though it
has occupied more Srace than was intended willis cI-
aiming ihe Message. ELMWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

FgSSsyLvNSiN-The legislature Of ihs State Is IN
a yer. unpleasant position. The State wants. NJ ihis
ncment, $4,000 TO pay OF the intercs, on her Stats
dobt. The proposition 10 20 to the u. 5. Bank of Pa.
for IL. from which il can be had al four per cent. has
been rejected by the party IN power in that Safe, and
the resolution simply requires a loan. IL Is absurd 10
suppose a loan can he effected. e1ooFt from tho bank
even al sa per cent. The executive VII. therefore,
probably be compelled al las, to resort to the bank, and
then PERHAPS pay sS rcr cent. instead of four. How
the people OF Pennsylvania VIII relish this disregard
of their interests. we dcnoi know but are inclined TO
the opinion that their legislature il composed Of mate
rails that VIII finish. If more than the past were want.
ing. ,hs power Of the party in the State. During the
debate upon the resolution. a Mr. Roberts said lac pre-
ferred resor,ing II taxation TO going to the rascally
bank. IL was also definitely asserted by several mem.
ber. that the charter OF that bank would be repealed
during the session. The State already owes the banL
a large suin. whioh il cannot. by am other means thar
by direct taxation. now pay. But TIN. will not be a
all ia the way. for ifthe State can nullify n charter for
which an eluivalcni has been paid, it VIII. no doubt
consider itself strong enough to nul.ify an bonds tina
may be held against 10, and may declare thai it vii
no, pay the % millions A. now owes. and thus free II
self from debt Some persons would have a fcw con
scientious scruplos nhob, -noh a course, but those VIII,
propose TO snnul the charter vii never be trouble,
with any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
yINo TnE NERNOIs 3 pEhILrrATEp-pR.

ITO THE NERVOUS n DEBIIrrATED-pR.
i EVANS TONIC PfILS-Thc powers Of f.
vans Camomie Pills are such. that the paipiIstinr
he art. the irsmulous hand. the dizzy eye anil
the nurcring mind. VANISH hciurc their effects
like noxous yapors before the benign influence of
the morning sun. They have been hong successfully
used for the cure of intermitisnis. together " nh frvers
of the irregular nervous Kind. accompanied with Wis.,
ccral distractions.
This tonic medicine - Tor nervous complaints. gen
eral debility. indigestion and is consequences. a. want
Of appetite. disten.ios Of the ST mach. acidify; unpl,a-
SAINT taste IN the mouth, %rumbling noise IN the bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable. Scsponding. thoughtful, melancholy. and de-
iecicd. IIypochOndracism. c~unspmpiion. dimness Of
sight, dclirium. and all other nervous affections. these
pulls viii prOdGse a safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were fir, iniroduced in America in 1895.
Beware IF CJrnterfcifs-CAuTToN.-Be particular
in purchasing 20 see that the label of This Medicine
contains n notice of its entry according 20 Act Of Com
gross. And be likewise ParIicularin Obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST. New-York.or from the regular
agent WV. III. kING, Wheeling.
300 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

\ woman named Jane ClsyeB. ~ Workman. Nor.
gan county. lllinuis. was horribly murdered a short time
since. her head heing entirely severed frum her holy.
Tho object Ofthc rufians was gold. about 5000 nj
yvhich b-lonrins 70 tro dersss~d. hoy r7trsd oT-
H. hrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

which Is now before uS, gives a full account Of the re-
cepiion given 10 Ex-PreSident jackson OF New Orleans
on the 9Th Of January. There appears 10 have been
very little system or nnch uaaaimity in those who
took the lead in the paralc-but as was naturally to
be expected. \ general enthusiasm animatcd all the
citizens 20 bid the old General welcome to tho scene
Of his most glorious battle The Bee describes MIN as
having fliled much within a few year., and presenting
n most venerable as well as frail appearance. II j.
much 10 lie doubted whether travel and fItigue viii
he beneficial 10 hr- health and should he visit te
West Indies, We doubt very much whether he will
ever return.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

aioSvNGAnr. EuEcuoN-we rcrcviNe by The ii,eh-
rsond Taneg-. that tc contest has been P~romp,ly dse,
ded between raazey u. ny and Evans (whis) hOm
Monongaiia. Evans bad the srai-rsnzey contested
and lost the ra,a-. Mon0ngala may therefore thank
her ssas tast she has an able. homes, and energetic
young membef ~ stand up for her rights in the legisla
lure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

SIGHT DRAFTS on Philadelphia, for sale BY
- IN CLARKE II i27. Main ~.
a. y Waa,liuz 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

Il !. 'urn"rsj IN washInsiVn. thai Mr.. Kendall is
sL1ls to retire fr'ri he Post Office Department on nc
r-uni ut eontaued al health. Il Is al-o ruinored that
EnGosemOf Marcy VII tale hiss place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

H,RRIsoS ~ VfRCIxiA-The AieraUdria Gazette
has the following extract Of 4 letter from Virginia, from
a highly respectable sOurce.-"lt IS InT opinion that
Gen. Harrison will get n larger vote ia Virginia than
even The Wings now think probable. :
Rest assured that Harrison ~ the Peoples han, and. q
the enthusiasm in hs favor should take IN the Wet.
sm Country. he will be run in by reclamation. lie
D1ay be defeated. but The chances, at present, are de-
cI@,dly Ia hs favor. ] speak knowingly
This writer speaks like a man; but las is are very
much out Of place. III the enthusiasm extends TO
the west" Why mar, there is not a tree OF stone in
the west which does not own TO the Harrison cause.
We have Harrison men in ihouSands. The women
name their children Harrison. Tippecanoc, North
Bend, any thing that smacks of Cen. Harrison. We
know o drayman who names one Of his horses Tip
and another Tyler" aud he says, as lac snaps h,
whip, 20 il TIP" come Il Tyler" Harrison and Ty-
Ter ure every where. They are soen IN the beans
Of the wesi.ru sun. ihcir names arc borne on ever
breeze. "Iiu.za for Harrison cry the boys as their
sleds glide down the streets. "iIuzza fer Harrison CRY
the boys a. they go home from school. There afe
meeting. Of tho Harrison men in every town. Look
AROUND. Frs, Wheeling had a meeting. The lag
est we have ever seen here. Next Sisters lie, neIl
Thadelphia. next ST. Clairsvil'c next Alexandra. then
yves Liberty. NoTi Saturday one al Ciaysvilie. and
one this week in Brooke. The whole prople in hi,
region. seem 10 be struggling 10 hold themselves back
They wish to vote nor. The msjorlios given TO Gen
Harrison in the west in 1886 were tremendous Nc
Yer before squalled; but they vill be greater in ls4C
by 8; least one hail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28


A SEVERE CASE or 1EETHuNG. MR.
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT. cured by tho i,c't-
lible American Soothing Syrup Of Dr. w. Evans-
Mrs Mcpherson. residing az No. s. Madison .ttc,,
called at the Medical Oeice of Dr. W. Evans. No I06
Chatham street. n. Y. and purchased n bottle of m.
Syrup fr her child. who SSas suffering excruciatiny
pain during the process OF Jenfithon. being msSueut,,
rly threatened with commissions its bowels too w.
exceedingly loose. and no Gsod could be retained ~,
The stomach. Almost Immediately ancr Is applic,'
ton, the alarming symptoms entirely censcd and bc.
came quite natural. AZ n tribute ofgTattude for H.
benefit afforded the child. tie mother cGrse Other oyn
accord. and freely sanctioned publicity 90 fhe ahoy.
BE particular in applying nj 100. Chatham sirccf. n.
there are several counteroits advertised. No o.Lsr
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
BeUare Of CoanRscteiS-CAurIONi &c particular
in purchasing 10 sce that he label Of this Me,I,riu.
contains n notice Of It's " entry according TO Act Con.
grcss." And be likewise particular IN obtaining rLen
Mt 100 Chatium street. New York, or from iMe RON.
ar Agent:
nov 10 w. u. KING. 50 water e. wh,ei;rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

nR EVANS CELEBRATED FEvES ANc
- CUE PILLS-Thoso pills 80 ssmr. y,
ted 10 aasrd uniform relicfin the digerrr u%y 80
Of lhrse distressing maladies, P.e ~ eio aioh
mcndcd TO public notice. ~ . accsss% .t'"n,,
stage. when The face cd r..nbs Of The v,d, -, ~ - o ,%
pale. and the 'cns'' 'on ofoold aud angoor 49,
vadins ihe Wpr'c >ystem. their administration
comPan'e' VIZ astonishing succcs-they soon -
INC sV,secdont distressing shivcring. and violent q.
Wig. nd by coninuing in their lsc. tas dircctcdy "a.
Ultimately cure he most Obstinate rguc. Thee ~
are Of signal utility in hose distressing cases. When
ihofe y a salloguc's Of complcxion. pain ~ the reeiol
of tho Iycf. tcusiun and distress in he opicasiic ne
gion. with Oihcf symptoms indicaung toe existence a
nosbul action. or chronis disease 81 Inc siomncb. livcs
bowels mcscntay Of Fplecn. which consequences 4
I generally supefycno from proimcicd inferpiueu ~
They permanently overcome these Diseases. nj a
slme tlmo give tore b. the stomach. cleanse 4
strsnsihon Inc bowels and impau health. yigor, "a
energy % ihc sysfeur
Rea-1re n Comafeg6 oh-CArrfoN-Be pariicaf-
/, ouycba.ina n SEQ that the label e his Aicdicin.
oopiains q notice of its csiry gccorassg 10 OF ~ Co.
ryes. And b likewise rariculas N ahtsiniag 80
a. 100 Chatham e. New.Y0rh. or from Inc rct0|
arsn's. WV ~ NM - NfwN w 90
10Y ~ EoBiSsuN Fcrsrsash
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

v ~ INNh hAtHesN AttAsA WIN AN
rlbjoned extract Of Il letter. by the lady TO Whom j
was sent. touehiss the late State Convention in Indi
snb
q EaiionapoLs, jar. Il. 1910.
" Yesterday was one Of the proude,i AMI most glc
nous DAYS that ever bcamed upon Indiana. Ii was the
day OF the SHie Convention 10 Hom.nafc candidate,
for Electors and for Goyemo. and Lieutenant Cover
nor. and such a feeling rs Pervadcd the people gcner
ely was most heart cheering. Tho 9eIf.dtes begm "a
arrive one week previous 10 The &c h. ;hcy held meet
ings every night and waved stronger and stronger un
Ill the 18Th, when The pro2io emphaucally came pour
ing in. They came ia companies Of fom 10 ~ So
and as thsv rode through the town, the citizens and
others rhecrcd them, mud they. IN turn, way ed thoii
hats and huzzled loud and long for Harrison. The
delegation from the north brought with hem a mos
splendid brass band from Loransport. Another band
Of music cnmo from Grconcaslo-and yet another frcm
Teue IIauie. This last made n most cheering en-
trance into Town. The banl rode IN q Wagon. fitted
M 6r the purpose Nv the citizens Of Indianapolis and
ySasdnwn by four crenm-coloGed horses t~asiefully dec.
GRATED with ribbauds and ostrich piumcs, each horse
bearing from the names Of bs shoulder o splendid sat
m flag, The delegation from L1wrcncebargh came
an a Canoe placed on wheels. and drawn By SIX large
srey hor O.. with two HarrsoG hags sircamIng IN The
breczc. Old Tipfeclno7. 90 they called q. and The
Terre Hauto PROCESSION accidentally met precisely Oh
the centre Of iogn aud the chcc-Hs winch followed
from al around was next thing 10 d~ea.~hing Tho
whole procession Amounting 60 more than 1000, -ior
marching about Or some time. organized DO ihc Safe
House yard. All went Of with very great harmony
md union-weare determined 30 give Harrison 10000
majority 10 November forgot i3 say. ta1t ths Indies
o-cupied toe windows aud uort-Ocs. auI waved their
handkerchief IN testimony Of Their Joy on TIE occa.
sion. md afterwards rolo boz the boot ioii5vsd hy a
band Of musIr'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

Mr. Davis advocated he reference 90 the Commit
tee on Post Offices aad Post Roads. The resolution
went 10 fhc Committee. md Sir Strange by and b. de-.
Signs " speak In defence Of t5c proposition
The o,bcr morning business was not important
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