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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
.fsafibiIioMs or Eipe,. friVs.

THERE is perhaps no disease which visits the
9nheoIalts of tins country with mere certainty, and
the effects sf which are mere 10 be dreaded than
thstctass of diseases arising { ON the deIansemenls
Of me ilve,ri and as this ls the laTges5 ofsan Of the
whole body, u eSerts a powerful lniuenea over all
tue neighhoung organs, aud that upon its healthy
acton depends IN q great measure the health Of the
SYMPATHY between theilvcr aud al the otter S:sess
uys Organs, they are IN fact SO ultimately sssocia-
/tipn wt;nJut involving the others sn n gss~ra' par.
= uepeaon; It's necessary that several huids should
E'Hn nESle "lth the food We eat, for the purpose II
nea.th, dlgesuou; bile Is one Of these Important
aIds; Il then TIE liver IS iaboriug under sIsease.
f1e'e aust necessarily De an improper supply ofip.
Soadtioneo lHs'pc bile wholly unhi for digestion,
end tnen wIt fotsw a. y necessary Onscqttence n
hnOIOld stale OF the stomach and b. wells, aud these
usalh give rlset 10 a protein host OF morbid sympa.
tnits which viii be propagatcd from organ 70 sryan I
sniu me whole system is brought unSer is delete
= SYaPrONs OF A DIssAsEp Liver General lassi.
tiie, pain m the side and shOul1ers. irregular staie |
u Tue bowels, generally cosuve, dry hacking cough, /
hasaes OF heat over the whole BODY, az otner times |
sR1re hunted, confined u The aims OF the hands,
ana soles OF the feet, appetite variable. sisk or nery-
ois headache, bad taste in the mouth, urine of a
asep saffron coicr ard srtal uSuanuty, skin gener-
ally isssrish. tongue covered Viin a white OF yellow |
lzh fGI, general weakness, indigestion. Il Itulsnev |
palpttatlOn Of The heart, a heavy unpleasant sensa-l
gOn at the pit III the stomach, which is worse gfr,,
eauns, sall0w complexion, DIGESTION Of spirits. &c.
caslonal pain and dizziness IN the head, presszre |
snIstseshtng siesp, frequently frightfu dreams, for.
poqiaS q evil lear OF death, &C. ltnecd not be ex-
pet'ed That all Otthe above symptoms viii DC pres
T06D: No. 2a2 M2is tel WSssllg4ig.' Va. A.
ANfiEELlNG SAVINGS lNSJIrU.l
rIoN.-The Office Of he Wheeling Sa-
t,i9s lpsntuii0R has been reiHoved tc the Ex-
change Ohlce o. Mr. John 4. Clarke Main street.
second door 5elsw the Merchants & Mechanics
Gank.
fnc following are the terms GeeR winch Depes-
fcs arel eclivsd IN this Institution.
Fra s9eat bep0stes received IS ia ther
BsuNs
o.. snecial dePOsIits, "r striT 5shjset al
oVaws.8f days u0'tce Interest viii tic at
thn tatc oI yrI Gem per auaun.
= At8l .GysrnJ Uce, at ~ pprCcut,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

,nhNE ioC a coEGHt Do no, ner;oat ar
,It,L pave met a premature death fr the wan,
= h'tie attention To a conpnon cold
Hateyou a oough or a roLJ, NJ 60. -.
pouhc syrup Of Pnnus yIrginruna. or Wild Cborrv' 4
80. ueuIooi prescription. and used in en- .x,en.,,,
ue"Se e." most positively afford .sfisf. and save ,ou
49,, In. a"'ni eise@se. consumption. which usually
ovsiy and the grv, e'u' ar u'
na,e ysu a "1ughi Swayn.'s Pnnus kirr;,i,a.
ri. merry Syrup. is the only remedy .ou should
aNe 70 cure you. For this plain reason rh., ~ -,
~ thousands Of eases where il IA. been us,a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

ViRGINIA.-At rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior cour Of Ga~ and Chancerv for Inc
county OF OHIO. N the month Of August. 1910.
george MClelland Complainant
against
John 81 Clarke. Horny sfoore. Joh11
Fisher, Charles l.. Strong. the Presideat In
Directors and Company Of The Bank Of Chsncery
Mount Pleasantand Slm1. Mills.
Defendants.
The Defendants, the President, Directors and
Company Ofthe Bank Of Mount Pleasant and Snm-
uel Mills, not having entered Their appearance and
gwen, security according 70 The act Of assembly.
and the roles 81 this court, aud u sppearine by sat.
i~sfactorJ svidouce thst they ara not inhabitanta of
this commonwealth. On motion OF the complain
sut b. counsel, ~ ~ resolved that the sad dcfen-
dants 90 appear here On the FIRST DAY Of the next fall
tcfm 81 THIS cguft, enter their Appearance. answer
I the bill Of raid. ccr1plainant, OF Otherwise defend
tnis sult rand that q copy or this order be fsrthwith
iuserted IN sotae newspaper printed m tbs city o
Wheelirq, for two w0Eths succefsiVoly and posted
al the Tout door Of the esurt house Of Ohio county
a copy teste,-
AK. T. LAfDLEY. Clerk.
JAcos . Wftsos. for Conpt-aus I5-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
PATENT CORN PLANTER.
TNo THE FARMERS or OHIO. BROOK
MARSHALL. E NONE md ~IErEEnsn

Two TIE FARMERS or OHIO. BROOKE.
a MARSHALL BELMONT and JEFFERSON
C0onttes.-Nc again desire to invite vuur particular
st'eni,on 20 this invaiuable Improvement, and tes-
'isunily request you 20 CALI the first tms you come
40 "heehng, al our CosKtSo STovy, Hor s FrR-
sisHiSc sud FARsiso CrsSsrL EstabliShmest
Man and Union s.reetsl and purchase one of thess
IMPLEMENTS with the aid OF which one man can do
~ mucn work as three or tour m51 without) before
su g. amen ? planning your corn in the old fash-
lsa iao Jrioi - manner. And n you are not satis-
1fi with ~ and convinced OF its
seat nnhty alter planting all your corn with ~, We
WI take q , tck, charge n-thing for the use Of IL.
and return TIE money advanced.
Pnce Ofths Mashias SIC. TerRs, one half.a,b
balance PAYABLE after corn planting.
NO. CULRERrSON 81 GREERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

UAMKS s WHEAT, Attorney at Law =,
" wheeling Va. oaers his ~ssiyices in the trans.
= ion Of the busgess Or hrs profession. In tbis ety
Or ~ or tho gdiaceut countiss Of Virginia or Ohio
On>~ east uds u Bfain between Unbon and Mon.
roe streets Wheeling. Oct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
C.SseEs,
SAMUEL. M'CLALLEN.

EdWO Jill " NIsNI.IF.N,
RETAIL BooT ASp sEOE sroRE.
SANtE MCLALLtN would respec;fuily in
= form his friends ard customers thai he has re-
eeived within a few weeks a very large addition Of
the most fashionable and durable work. bought
expressly for retailing. { shall not attempt to ges-
cnbeiiT parlcularlEe. IAcies aud gentlemen will
please call at No. ISL, Main street, nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel. and examine Tor themselves.
and l think they viii not be disappointed. Also.
constantly on hand. Spanish sole leather. calf,
bsot Morocco, kid and binding skins. shoe thread
lasts, dc. &c. q. luue 7. ,SaO If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

Il CRNBROoK 81 GIBSON. Plumbers, N. w. cor
Al ner of Monroe and 9TH streeIs;A-Where thev
carry on the house and IN plumbing ia all lis
branches.
They have constantly on hans; Hydrants Of van.
Gus descnpusHs, Hattrrs Kettles, Water Closets
Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold Showet Laths, Retnrts
Tor u oaching, Chemical AppaTs ius, Lead Cofins
Patent Bath Heaters, Force and Lift Pumps, Lead
Pipes ofall sizes, Sheet Lead of any thickness, and
worked W. INTO any HganneT OF fsrp. Water con
sucted through Leader Pipes, from Springs 10
- we. Ing Houses IN the Country. Also. Beer Pumps
and Bar Rooms fitted W to orders Leather Hose.
All ORDERS Thankfully received and punctysliy at
tended 10. hue G. lst0-lv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
To HOUSE KI3EPERS.

II SEHSONS about 20 commence k1psc k-ertur and
II those already nj il. Jesirsus of ayailme them
sslvcs Of the greatest facilities for so doing, wsula
md n to their advantage TO call at our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
aud purchase one Of cur cheap Cooking Stoves. 10
geiher w,th all the other necessary arncles Of K Itch
Ell furniture.
Experience having taught those who now use
on. that stoves are decidedly preferable 10 the
thmr1on kitchcR CRATES and fire places on the score
Goth Of economy and convenience, new begin sers
bonld DO we'll to profit by their cxpcr ence, and sun
No themselves With complete cooking apparatus ~
plyce.
OnWe have various sizes and patterns of eoosinc
Dyes and every description Of wares, which, we
VII sell very low for cash, or to those who q ssirc IL
liberslcSed.t sill be gwen.
mar - CUL6ERTSON & GREFRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

ACUTE BRONCHITIS : rcprp,xnpp ar
IoNSCMPTfON-ThisIs e is yerv ,nnch III.
SomH'oh Gaisrrh. Ii genen commences like an Or
,n,.a t'l'' Niih i'Ssi'ude. chilliuc~~. slight coughs and
,P,.vsS''h anu lghiness atou; the breast. IN manv
rb,-,S,.. % disease seems at first Of no very serious
Tue breast increases. the coun,enap,e becamos -, "
y o oniieiy' the respiration becomes more and more
ne s1rnctines Wheeling or rafting sound. ms IL
' s 'r was forced though a narrow aperture cIorv.d
N'idh nid To neglect dis dlsasc il NAV be
y. %S"ayno's Ccarouhd syrup Of wiia cCb.rv w;,h
'hecIs viii be REMOVED ~ uNP''"saH'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

20 hEcEIE ED-Dicks works coHpl.,e ~ :
vols. Roiin Ryrons works Ard IoclLa,,, Pe,s IN :
L~oulheys Pooriral works Bota.. history 9TH. $50
E'h Ferey Anecdoic,. Life and Times OF Bnnv,,
STEPHENSON & GARWOon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
DITPEPSTl ,DySprpsg,,

AZ. Io|s q Zee tGoacy At Dr. Ha,hicA's Md; i,es
ur.d or 81 AiAErNAN' OF sumnyiown. Pa. entirely
:, 'e '"oEe disease. which be was afflicted win
:. tA yean- His symptoms were a sense of Dozen,
n, - 81 'ppfeSi1n after eating distressing pain IN the
- : ~ stomach, nausca, loss Of sppetits. ciddiues,f
"i''e oislehi. eSuonc debility. harulency. ncrid
,Jc 80 ssthe''nes vomiting, and puin in the night
not "hie TO pursue rs business w;,bou, cors:ns 80
800, A.aNSlon snn vsauncss Mr. Thurman i hsn
e 70 ss'st " ihc public, an5 j. wiIlas 10 ave a.v NJ.
@.Vh 70 the afflicted. respecting he woo5a,oI
G. ''e1 rom The usc 81 DR. HA2ilcHs
s"s"trs aad German ApeTsrf az.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

AZ GLASSES a STGAR-IT7 hid. "
W Sugar; IS bbls. d. sIoIassss-au Of .aaJ
quaii'y and in pine order. and Fr sale unuSu,lIy To-.
FORSYTH. MOORE CLARK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPtTAl 5000 nOo

IT'S e~o'nrahy. being how dul, Organized. - ire
p"'Sa 20 make Insurance On every description
aH' Marine Risks such rs Dwelling Houses
~. iI1ua,,' &c. With thor contents. Ais. Steam
and co. hesl Boais. with Their earyoes. 10
'"u rom any port on The Ohio and Ns-s,ssipp; r;,er.
= 'heis 'nhutar streams. Application sot Jnsar,ncc
oe made ii the Presen; nt tho Office .ftbe W.
"s savings Institution. z. H. CRFER g. : =,
mar 5 Stcy- y. I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

A. G tnonths'" 3
Tis saiae propertonste interest, viii be aIio wed
or deSostcs made for specified periods Of time, as
~~srautes subject % the above periods Of notice.
&c basIness hours Of the iaSutu.Ion are from 9
eek all - 4. W., ana from ? MI p. H., but, for
eccOmatsNauon of tTnsient dcpositoTs, checks
u D. cashed and seHos,ies viii be received at any
fbefcre aud after these hours at the option OF
q Treasurer.
Frl r.. HQFEg rre,sp-c,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
RMRE ~ MIRINE ~

: nere are twO situations onlv IN vb,cb -
,ra-i,.. &c placed where they can adCcustsIy a..
80 S!hS upon the Euins OF their C~n 1000 N,ue
when ,ss .T3Ln AZ ,n,rranre oaice the fnil amount
surIotnced perhaps by a sesoiat.d ~ sane spot
4sst1st such n cont g.ncy .N"eL % FTONiie
S.A1ElN3ON aSrat oTt6s
~ { OF ~rtRTFoRD coSV. Win,7ks ,..h
DNe'ins souSe' wsrs hohses. stores, SIMS rsr,o,,n
wihihe" eonisats such az Fnrnit,-.
.a..,I 'sohiIeIy asdeyery other description % "a
rroP Tty. Also, o. steam. Keel "a g..
49,, /" snelf Csrgoes to aud from any Por, onuS.
IFOfhce on Main Stre.t
January y. 1884. s-h"s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

- TONS LEAD,
- los kegs Beatty's IF p @ & Rock Powder,
lUO bags Shot. assorted Ne. in store 4 for sale by
nhJ f.AXrONS Il TINGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

80 - A.a'S'loh snn vsauness Mr.. Hartman !, hsp
orr" p PnsL.c, an5 - wirhhg to give any IN
"i'@.oh ~ the afflicted. resrecupg tbs xnr5.,oI
oeEssi lte received from IL ~. j.. ~ n "H~.
SHe7stasHUs aad German .Apeyisnf 90
ThEuMATISNi enp.... egrss \, ~
nhiNIlCltS COMPOUND SrKeN C.ytu,S,
I'M AND GERMAN ApEpIpST mn NH
M >OlOMON WILSON. az Cbcs,orC~ -,
10 ior two years with the above djsfrc,Sing
@s"s"'G winch he had to uss his crutebes tor eiyb,eao
A., J,in,S y"l|ThS were ercrutaiiug PUN in alt
especially IN hrs IIip. SbuntIdc, s,d 4nLlo.
-IsAA increasing always towards av.,;rn~ -
WI. NiLSOE w1s az cns time mo-, sbl.
az i'hnt on account Of the psin being % gr,.t .
- 's 5uF'sed ny a friend Of his to procure DIR
nfhiISHS FILLS, On which IA s.p, ~ ha.a.n,
West Cheytcr ami procured so,r.
e"he uiirt Day the paindisrpoeared and b;s .I,an.,h
AV'easi"g hiS'' ahd In three weeks was abJs 10 attend
" Ps business which he had mot done for Is nro,,h,
y q os'sh' OF othsrs afflicted, he wishes these Ipss
,uohshed' that they : " he relieved. and again .n;o,
the P!easurss of heath ute.
WONDERFUL CURE or ccysU,rp,, o~ -.
'ofned by DIR SwAYtES COMPOUND sYpT;P.
- 1888 VIRGINIA, or WILD CHERRY 81,
"ii'oN GREENE. Of Lancaster county T., en,;,aI,
urea q the above disease. His symptoms yvero rbJI,,t
'oN' SuccesJed by heat .lSwness of spirits .aIt taste il,
nv mouth dry cough. great oppression in IN. b-.o,,
Dssoi apPeh'e. a frequent splitting and coughing an o,
- "-- "o'n WOOD Alter using Two bottles of Tho
N@ALA 1rC N NMnIr -
'''snghen ari BY using two more bottles III tbs, An.
igre'aoie ieeiinss we're removed. He is now en,ovs
friends. " III uS
Extinct Of = letter dated,
Exile. Pa, September n. 1879
oe"f nir-i THIS day send for soma Of Or syxa,na.
.ruhus Virginia or Wild Cherry syrup: ,hsrs n. = gent
"e,htn SICK IN this place. and has been for , To-, go
9 mas ulrd The medicine and God. II beIu. Rim ,n,os
amooi--piease send me soaic irpmediatslv send 49,.
O~W's ~ you csnno; send moro.
IN haste. yours sc.
CINCINNATI. Angus. %. 1870
respected Friend, DR.. Swsyne-I an, tn,ly -,
n''yon Tor The hcaeh' ! have received fr,n tba -
J yourComPound Syrup of Wild Cherry R,yL 800
: confess "asinn means Of restoring my hsal.h vs.
a"aokcI WIN a common cold, which % .rninstod IN .
'eh'Sa disease upcn tho lungs. ! ~ Iergfh hacsm.
nuch ueoiiiintsd from CONSTANT -sushpr asd lo- =,
ippelte' and gate up all hope Of recovering a q nsn~
ny family had besn carried "a bv c6n.1mD6on
Seing rscomnended by a friend of mine n, w..
70 make q tfiai Of your inssfinable svrun I IA a.
Nhich terminated IN PERFORMING q perfect cg,o
ave mech 70 say to you when I Sos you. whj.h u1
oe ihis iaiii Won may make use 81 t,,.se INES n -
un'hA proper that ifose afflicted may r, d relief 80,
Soulce. Yours Truly.
JAMES FAIRY.
Fffnc pal Once, n North Fiyhib s,ro.t ps,l-a.t
'NH' fiisburgh Once, No. 81 ST Clan street. no,.
200, 20 me Allegheny bridge, where ,hi. irvslnsbl,
neu'oine may slways be GunI. Al.n far ola ~ 49,
SoN sore ct John Fisher- Whcehnr. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

4 TAPS. CAPS-Jus received fr.n ~, -
~ well selected assEiInent OF For a Cl,,l 90,
every sIzo and description. which will >. I'D To-
Call at the Hat & Ca, store of ~"
w. W. & s. Il. IliEsoN. IG9 Mai,
sept lift -
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l'Irrsnrnnn Nil Ii

y BALTIMORE. B6LrI,r6Pr IN 10
bIkOu AND 4. s. PORTABLE pOST itStS
~ ABOVE line Aas just bean formed. and al =
lunh,"'snIs comnie'ed for Transporting NeJ-L.n
llde water Canals. ''ahia ana
GAaSEs lowed by STEAMBOATS, will carry tho
whicS vii 1a,tJn' halIihorc 70 Havre de Grace
IN good TINE. '''Ss GOODS through
ne nnfeEouss on I fierty street, lately ocep,i,d
ready To receive Freight. Is now
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.

The discussion of the General Appropriation Bill
in Committee of the Whole was continued yesrer-
day with remarkable animation and interest Mr.
WISE went into thorough examination of the
different heads of appropriation, and contras,ed
them, item by item, with those of the Administra-
ton Of Mr.. Adams. With an array Of facts ascer-
tanned and incontrovertible he substantated his
charges against the present Administration of ex-
travagance and prodgality
The chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS and
Means could not allow this powerful exposure to
pass without reply and he labored hard and inge-
niousy TO apologize for the immense expenditure of
thelasthree years. Hisngenuity, however could not
cover the extraordinary fact that the expenses of the
Government have been run up by the men in power
from thirteen millions FORTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
PER ANNUM. The People will look to this, and hold
those who have avished the public money with such
profusion, to just accountability. Several spirit
ed passages occurred between Mr.. WISE and his
colleague (Mr. JoNEs) on these points. We wish
the chairman Of the Committee of WAYS and Means
a better to defend All his efforts to conceal
he waste Of the Peoples treasure by this spend
thrift and corrupt Administration only brought out
amore complete and striking exposure of it.
Mr. SrANLy also spoke yesterday with his usual
abihY and force. He took occasion TO notice some
OF thsNcharges which Administration members, in
their Visionary irrelevancy, had brought against
oenersAiARRrsoN for the purpose Of injuring him
In the Seth. He made gallant defence Of the
veteran parot General HARRISON comes out from
discussion Of his character and opinions and SER
vices which provoked by the partisans Of the Exc
with hgaer and higher claims to the confidence
., ms countrymen in every quarter Of the Union
ms we venture to say, will always be the case
because we A~ow him to be a proved mana test.
cd man-one who has gone through the ordea
WHOM STAN ana without bemish. Let politi.
cai adventures 60 on TO assail him. The Peonle
Know him, trust him, and will confer on hin, ~,
highest honors they can bestow
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14
CONNECTICUT.

The of the Connecticut election have all come 10
Governor ELLswoRrns majority is 800 Last year, loo9
Wing gain, 3,007
The Senate is composed of 10 Wings and Federal Lo-
cofocus.
House of Representatives 1876 Wings 62 Federal Locoo-
cos, l6 vacancies.
The glorious result in Connecticut has dfused the great
est Joy among all the friends of Harrison and Reform
The cautious of opponents here had been deceived
by the letters they continually receiving from their poll
teal brethren actively engaged in the elections ana re-
verse SO complete and disastrous asonshed them lhey
looked on the contest Connecticut as Of the greatest mpo
lance and boastuy predicted that the result would show
there was nothing in the huzza for Tppecanoe" The
Opposition regarded involving consequences equally mo-
menous and awaited the intelligence with corresponding in
teest but yet with high hopes. The good cause has triumph
ed and this victory has nerved arms and inspired our
hearts for renewed and increased exeon The good old
State that has thus noby led off must give to Harrison still
larger majority in November That determination is TAKEN
and will be acted out.
We hail this brilliant the first Of series of VIC
tories Of People the politicians who have long had
their heels necks and have been allowed abuse their
power for their self aggandzement and the oppression
Of their counymen Virginia next and the splendcr
of the hg and Conservative triumph there, feel assured
will equal that which now rejoicing.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14
YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CONVENTION

We understand that there is misapprehension
IN some parts Of the country with regard 10 the
day on which the Convention will meet in Balti-
more, owing TO typographical error in part OF the
edition of the paper IN which the Baltimore Young
Mems Address was first published. The day APP
pointed for the meeting of the Convention is the
first Monday in My, being the FOURTH day of the
month.
AT meeting of the Baltimore committee of
arrangements lately held, the following gentlemen
were appointed committee Of reception, with very
extensive authority and duties:
Committee Of Reception.
First Uard-A. Herald, JAS p Stafford.
Second JVard-Ncholas l.. Dashels, B. w Herring.
Third Ward-A. W. Bradford, Jesse d. Reid.
Fourth Vard-Wm. P. Cole, Thos. Mullen.
Fffth IVard-John Buck, Edward Mitchell.
!Sirh Ward-Wm Stuart Appleton, Elisha Lee.
Serenh Rehabilitation Poe, Joshua Jones.
Eighth Ward-Thos Sheppard jun. Alex. Gould, jun.
Ninth Ward.-Oliver Norris, Geo. Cox
Tenth Ward-St. Geo. w Teackle, Jos. G. Manning
Elepenh Ward. Thos G. Pitts, o. Horsey, jun.
Ipelhh Ward.-Wm. P. Stewart, DR.. Jno r. Piper.
The following resolutions were also passed, and
ordered to be published
Resolved That the Tppecanoe Clubs of the city
be to have prepared and painted such standards
they deem appropriate order that they may be proper
ly designated in the procession Of the National Convention
Resotped That the Wing house holders in the several
Wards of city be requested open their houses to the
members Of the National Convention far as their con-
venlence will admit.
T. YATES WALSH, Chairman.
RUFUS rv B. G & LUZ Secretaries.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-04-14
WASHINGTON, APRIL I3. 1910.
TIE WAY ADMINISTRATION EDITORS ARE pAnTur We
RACITY OF THE PosTMASTER GENERAI

Some time ago, Mr.. GRAVES. Of KrNrircKv
brought under the notice Of the House of Repre-.
sentatives, the fact that person of the name OF
ROBINSON was permitted TO draw his salary as a
clerk in the Post Office Department, while he was
actually engaged in editing paper devoted to the
support Of the Administration, at Frankfort. Ken
lucky; and that the said ROBINSON employed a
substitute, for small compensation, to discharge
the duties Of the clerkshp. This charge was bold
ly denied by the head of the Post Office Depart
ment, in letter full Of his characteristic pcrtness
and insoence. 1t now appears that an order
given by ROBINSON for the. amount of his monthly
salary including period Of time when he was no,
dscharging the duties of a clerk here but was en-
gagged at Frankfort in taking care Of the interests
of" the party" was actually paid few days after
Mr.. GRAVES publicly made the charge. On Thurs
day last Mr. GRAVES repeated il in his place, and
added the above statement, and bestowed on Mr..
AMOS KENDALL the appellation his unblushing eff
fIontery entitled him to.
This attempt to escape the weight Of Just accu-
sation, by clustering denial, is of piece with his
declaration to Mr.. Garland that he "was for the
first time apprized'' that the clerk ranked packages
for members of Congress. No man in either House
gave any credit to that assertion; and it was fully
disproped by a correspondence between Mr.. Frank
lin, the late Clerk, and the Department.
What new device will this detected officer now
attempt to screen himself awhile longer from pub
lie condemnation?