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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
DIR WIN. EVANS
THING SYRUP for CHILDREN

WHEN JUTTiNG THEIR TEETH.
III msibers knewthc blessings his Syrup wsuld az
III ford their lmanrduring TIC period OF deullon ~
rubbing Their g,Nns with IL. no tender mother would
neglect the use q H.
DR. WI ENANSCElERRATED CkMONlLEA1p
APERlENT PILLS hr Weak stomach. Pam ln The
sido, Bilious aiiecNUns. SC. the Pills will perform
cures when Physicians have deypsirsd relieving Ihs
Patient.
Physicians are respectfully Urged TO use these Pills
in cases of Dyspepsia. "A roconIria Sc - hen The bad
quality Of Drugs will M effect a cure Dr. EVANS
basis the efficiency and hweru virtue Of hs pills on
the Ipcror quality Of Tie Ingredients Of which they
are compounded.
PR. GOODS FhYILE PTLLS.
These Pills recommended 90 The Ladies for sap-
preston Of customary periodicals. also other sakuoss
OF Females 90 which they az subject.
DR HUNTS BOgANIg Pills.
A celebrated ambitious Family Medicine
The above medicines are sid only Tihc following
regular agents buy only ofto Regular ugcHis as some
men sell coun;crlcs
Regular Agents w. II. King, Grocer. VhscIiar-
James Burcy & Co., NOundsyiilt, Va 4 d. CIsgkc.
Fish Creek, Va. RoJi s. ii1iIiy'sy. Smyrn1. o. Mr.
Tuuhu Book seller Steuhenyio Isaac Harris, NJ
100 Liberty ST.. Pittsburgh.
CAUTION.--Dr. WIN. Evans Wi not be rosDou,i.
blcirr the genuneness OF The CsmDnI!o Pm. unless
1hcy arc bought Of Dr. Evans advertised nesn,.-
There IS one agent ~ every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

& COOKING GLASS, Pcr1rait ~ PIciUso 4 raInc
a 4 mlnulaciurer.-Tho subscriber respectfully M
iosrns the citizens OF Wheeling ord vicinity. t,at lac
has commenced. in connection wiih has former bss-
u.s- 90" Looking Glass. POstrait and Picture frams
Gid Nc az all IT'S branchCs-He has eEg1qC1 Mr.
Jas. Robinson from the first manufactures Ia New
York, whose workmanship is inf riOr 20 mono m the
Juion. an Is now prepared 10 execute a.. orders IA lhu
Inc. he will constantly keep ON hand extensive
assortment II LOOKING GLASSES of every desCrip-
ion in Gilt ard Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames mario order Old frames regiA
lad Gliding ofeSery description done in the bessya
July Ia wv BRANSrRUP.
AGENT Soc x B,r!p~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

THE VERSATILITY or FCRTUNE.-The ten
dency Of Republican institutions 10 scatter ac-
cum lated wealth, and prevent the perpstuiiy Of
great m6nied pnysr ia the family. ha, often been
remarked upon. The children Of tho man who is now
ut the opmas round Of fortunes ladder may soon be
nj the foot and the brggar OF to-day mny b0 the rch
man Of tomorrow. We have in our mind two sirik-
ing examples Of this sality OF fortune We well re
collect the appearance Of two youths 'hi,y-iye
or forty yoars AGO. both of abont the same age, but
moving IN TIC lgvO extremes Of society. The one was
poor. ragged boy the Of humble parents his IA
iher lnhuurug at prccarious occupation. and the
10 all appearance. destined rise above the sta
ton Of his father The other was dlshng, gay young
fellow, moving in the first circles, his father veal
thy and extensive merchant, a poJr apparently,
against the shafts Of adversely. The former has car
we'd out himselfa fortune. by industry aud persever
vance; and does business as a merchlnt on his own
capital, while The latter Is dcsLtuu of every thing and
has become tho inmate of an nmsi1use.
These are by no means solitary cases. Every man
who has lived two Of years call Co mind
similar nsla ucOs Indeed can scarcely name moro
than one or two of our many oqucnt merchants who
have inherited any considerable portion Of their wealth;
nearly all OF them have risen from humber life. and
by pcrscv cring industry, intelligence and ndOmiia bic
energy, hal been the makers Of their Ogyn fortunes
And yet these the men whom cnviOus doma.
gpgues are pcrpctu4ly sgnaiisur ss pu5seprpud ars
tocTas though he possession OF wealth. acquired by
slow and laborious pro, csSes, and which must newt
nblp be p1rcslled out into several portions after the
dccease Of its pOssossOrs. irlIghi with all The
evils ofiho hereditary arsOcgicicsg Of the old world
-Sri.ri G1frie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

A. President vAr BratS professor 10 bs an ardent
nImirsr 81 Mr. JTFTrRsoS. We recommend 10 bis sOn.
Iteration the oilpwiag rsmtrks Of iis prJiOtype
can say with truth" ssys NJ. Jefferson. " ttst one
act of Mr. ADtNs' lfr, and only one ever gsvs me =
monsnts psnon,l dspsasurs. Sd con allen histI1i
a5DJi 7tBsuts ~ es 40 psrs1naiiy 1lkld hey we're
from sm1us ny met srlsut political enemies. from
whom no fsihfs cooperation could ever he oIpeclsl
sud led me under the smbsrsisnout Of actin. through
men rh,ss views we're g. jefgsi mine. or Co snsoun
Ter the olium Of putting oiscn in their places. u
seems but common Iuste- 10 leaves Successor free 10
act ~ insIrumsas Of MS own choice" This seems
n be pretty conru.ivs authority Cor thsso who
knovisdgo Mr. Jefferson a. the psr'0aication Of gen.
uiss democracy. snl who profess % be governed by
h.s prraeiples auI rtrims. --C ,1Hf-h,uf Csura1i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
Tickets dollars shares ia proportion
VA. MONONGALIA Lottery Class 5.
Draws al A,eXaniria, Feb 81, 1871.
GRAND SCLIEME.

~. ~ ~ -
iCN'l' ~ raves - Quarters 90
WeilIburg lottery, sls's A Janusry Sth lS4l.
so 6 81 60 20 81 AZ 81 10 &C 81 az
lowest prize $40.
Monong.hs l"'Lery class |, January ilth lsil.
u ID % % - 6l - 40 90 > 81 g -
Lowest PRIZE -.
h"nongalia lottery eln,' January 18Th. sAl.
% 10 O. 81 10 u - % 90 -
Lowest prize 80. nett.
beeshurg Lottery. claSS :, drawn Jau'ary ~, lSil
% - % 10 % u 63 10 II 80 90 81
Lowest Prize s.
Isacs7u'g Lottery class D. drawn Jar Oh, 1871.
81 Il 30 Gl AZ - 80 ii Is 50 Is 8 81
Lowest prize 50.
"eishu-S Lottery class \, drawn Jan. 9Th. 1871.
% OS u o. ~ % IL "a IL 20 81 10
Lowest Prze rio
NEW NOVELS.
Howard Piskney.
Man at Arms.
Border B"asics'
Colin Cin.,
Highways and hyunys. Just received and i"r
sale 10y dec J. STEPHENSON x GAhWCDD.
CoOPEWs LAST NOVEL.
M EECEDES,h romance otthc days NJ Columbus
" d inI"o vols Just received and for sale ~
dee 10 STEPHENSON q GARwooD.
'EN THOUSAND \ YEAR, IA three vols. JuA
4 received and for sale 10y
DEC - ,,I sLEPliENsoN \ G4Rwoop.
Nlhe law relating 10 tho power n dntics ofJuscc'
W oiihe.Pcaco Conyta in the State Of OHIO with
Practical Form s., SC Just received and for sale ~
dee - STEPHENSON u GARWOOD.
INSUR ANCY
h ISKS will be taken by The FIRE & MARINE
HI INSURANCE COMPANY or yyHEEIfy.
/ al He I1u,H raiesou--
Buildfncs Of ali kinds, sion. brick or ,ssE,, cd
I Ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

| Aus, ere informed that Todd & Isham have
- Jt-l'>celycd from the eastern cities a SPLENDID
assoi .I'eii OF hne black, white and hronzed kia
supper SbusSInS Of best quality and LATEST styIs:
40 Mo 81 and seal walking shoes. Lace boots
Morocco gslsrs
Please sIHus call. No. 20s, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Things Com rielir Dur1g this cold weather there
are a number of things That are quite clmiafnhr. 70
gold anthracite frc-l god cop OF coffee. rn rr~s
tousl glance thrp' tIo window 1f ri.-o who rrr
shiyerng m s'cighs1 1o7sp er f1.l of4cw uf.u.--
governors message u1ly one c.i1op longs water
p.o5i by,ts boz plate i5r funtr 1ni lIl.t .,if-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
Va ANTED. 40 shares Of SsnN soeA IA either
w of the City Banks. Apply 10
DC 81 III GREER

L. = ~ Fsb ~ Hiiarcs ui t2EfiN .sJCA ellACr
w of the City Banks. Apply 10
DEC 81 F. II. GREER.
.IIRE & MARINE INSURANCE.
a There are two situations only in which indi-
yI.uas can be placed where they c1u adequately sp-
PROBATE he value Of insurance These are, while
star ding upon toe ruGs OF their Cwn VrOperty, either
re ewing from az insurance Office the full amount
which tney have losti or standIngoa the same spot
ing that stupidity and folly which failed TO provide
against sg.4 a eontingency.
AZ y 60. OF HARTFORD CONN. WiIItake riss on
ONei Ing Eouses Ware houses, stores Mills Faetoris
to- "a with their contents such Furniture
Wcrchr ndse MachEoTy andeyery pIon in
-urAbs Property. Also, steam, Keel, aud Flat
Boats, and their CJrgoes aud from any Port he
western Waters.
Iomecon Main Street nearly oppOsItethe 5 Hole
!IGusry 2,18II. a
SSUGAE--The subscriber ha, on hand worry SUI
- psrior iotofOld Sugar. we'll adapted for family
ALSO. Coffee.
Tanners Oil
Starch,
Tobacco. G Twist.
Cheese,
Candles. Mould s. Dip.
WhisA he will sell Wholesale retail At his store
Ia Marset Street. GEO. BAIRD.
d.c 2J--3t
AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-As
Y om about! TO remove my Steam Establishment
D
Farm aii MIL situated on Boys Run. about one halt
mile ir1ra the Ohio River and three and halfmil.s
0slnw Wheeling. The properly will be sold all
gethcr divided into three paris suit purchasers
rs follows, lot No. /. being about so Acres, which
lies the forks Of Browns and Boys Runs oil good
sIons nud lying tolerably well for Farming having
"n 70 CORD Log house and Cooper shop. about tyCl
acres pf said Lot cleared and under good fence
Lot No. separated from the former by Brown 5
Run containing about IS or 40 Acres. ON which are
three comfortable D,,clling Houses aud Mill erected
1Id Mill calculated 10 by water good stlbiue ou
bc premises, out - or Of said lot cleared
and surrounded by good fence acres Of i in Mead.
. o,v, and young O,charI Of Apple, Peach. Plum and
Cherry trees. Thi' Mill commands one Of the bee,
. situations m this section Cor doing country work
lot No. 3. situated adjoining o. the Mill property
| containing about IS Acres with Coal bank opened
thereon. the Coal Of the best quality in This C,unfr,
the Strata being thicker Than common Boo iho banks
about Wheeling. there . also incShaustib'o quant
" e Limestone OF superior gnaIity aud two Lime
Ki.ns on SAID Lot which have been Sut little used
Also e Dwelling House
Persons desiroHs Of seeing and examining tho pro
misses wishing further information respecting iht
Properly, will please call aud o. tho Subscriber v, Dol
make It point 70 be a. home GA Friday Of even
week.
Dec 3t--T JSINGIETON.
y b There will alec be sold five lots Of ground
situated iu Fast Wheeling being Nos J. . 2 4. and
in FlF Wheeling addition, lying convenient to o.
iIuIs Cotton Factory. by tIc >ubserilrr alofesad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

FINE OLD WINES q BRANDIEs
Old Pale sherry, Superior,
Old Madeira DO
Old Port, do vance,
Lisbon Il Sweet Malaga.
Old Ccgnac. Vintage, 1919.
do Pale Champ1gue DO 1921, n.
Dark Coqune lSignettc)
Old Peach
Holland Gin. Irish Whiskcy, sc &c. IN bottles, dem
Johns and draugh and in Quantities ,utin store
Cor sale by s. MING,
dec 81 46 corner Wlter& Tn.Ou rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

JRtPARtO CONCENTRATED COFFEE
an eIccl'nt article Tor fau.ly use just recsiy.
~ dh"'OT SaicbY ~. II. HOUSTON.
Water Strest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

II III ANNUAL STATEMENT or TIL RIVE
NIE ANo EXPENDITURES OF TuE cry oF
DECEMBER 81, $50 ~"
RECEIPTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST

cosRECTED TRI-wEEKLY ron THB TIMEs ~
a. p. GOFF & co.
Exchange Brokers' l07 Main Street IFL,eliHg Fs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
ChafTER ELTCIIDn.
CRY % NFgarx I,so

C->rFs Q6oe. ia. : Is4l
&IOTICf a hereby g,yeR To- iLs qualified vOIsrx ~
" this c,v. tIoJ Monday ihs 2Eth tSs Of an
gar- 1874; on election will 5a as.d hs as,ot sod
sixteen meUIhCr ~ tho council
The members OF lilo sosned ,ppssssoned az
follows. viz
Three from The fret wsri; igvo = n ihs sse-<S
ward; four rum the third ward; S,us lu4n dc asxs,H
ward: and three fNo;n The 9Th msrI.
The poll, Nil be opened At O'clock, sai sier.9
at fys o'clock. p NJ in DE S.rss Ssri at tss or.s
Of HuChs, aas McNsghIen on kisn 7r-. 10 SSs
Second Ward at tho o-See OF AldsFnsa II Ctxasii a.
Union street IN the Thfd Worl shs ufsss ID IL
derman Sums hl,aJoe sR.et NJ "a. Fox5sn
Wand at the os.se U[ Alderman lGes 90 st<is slt-ss.
and ~ The nh Ward at The os5cs q Addresses Var
ney Wsie< ssfees ia each ward HhSss sxs s.xss-
fnisndaIsss q Tire Alderman end AssssSs for tzes
~art - JAMES 9. nHRAT
j-H I'D Cl~& II ga CSe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
.H.3.S.fEiEEs.S, ssE'S's On
.. 8. Gregory a Go.
WHEELING, VA

The attention ofthe customers Of
ID. :. Gregory j. Co. is respectful
ly solicited to the following Brill
ant Schemes for Febnrary 1871.
Editors who pUblish for -. =. Gregory
So Co, are requested to copy the follow
ing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
Tickets 5 dollars shares in proportion.
Va. LEESBURG Lottery, Class b.
DrnMs NJ Alexandria Feb. %

tickets louoliars, SHARES N proportion
VA. LuESBU re-, orery Extra Class ..
DAVIS Feb. -, l8Il.
GrFourtecn Drawn numbers in each
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

The Banks m arked par are rccev, on depos.
tie at the banks ia this city. Those banks marked
- arc not purchased
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Tickets $40. shares in proportion.
VA. LEESBURG Lottery, Extra Glass S.
Draws FEB. II, 1871.
drawn numbers Ia each pack
nrCOf tMentY.tWo tickets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

SAM l.. VI Al.Al
fas JIst received "a addition to his former stock
anew dud cxten-iye assortment of Ladies, G..ItS-
mems Misses Boys, aud ChIldrcn's
BOOTS & SHOES
q. every style and fashion made 10 order sTpre
alilns Which no will sell ut fur prices
friends and the pubic gescraliy are invited TO 'ttts
aud examine, at No Isl Nam ST. (n.arly oppcus
the Virginia Hufs'.
JSr received, a. extensive assortment of .,li.,'
- iiue Philad. Il. Round, Spring Heel and doubl.
sole hid slippers. and new style hood bO1Is,
Also, ChIldrens,BiN. Boots and ankle tee.
And m addition will receive in a few DAYS Isrc.
assortment OF Mems Boots and Shoes Of eyery de.err
tIUn manufactured 10 order.
oct u TODD g ISIAM
BUSINESS HABITS PRES ERVED
Persons who have accounts unsettled with N.
subscriber Nl please call and settle the sane cth,r
by cash ur note before the LIST of January uext
winch they will remember Is close az hanu.
dec l5-u ). MCLALLEN.
SNGGAR--Nsw Orleans sugar by the Horshe.d
- or barrel for sale low for cash,
nov - JACOB & MITCHELL.
& IRANBERRIES-5 barrels received and Tor sale
- by SOLOMON KING. &c Wafer St
oc,22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

W. MONONGALIN Lottery. Glass \,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

EeONs CALF BDOTS-Jus rst.5rsd ss ,ssvi
II - mcnt % Bows calf boDss Of SIcs,ieHi qushiy
and Or sale cgy fOr c.s Al the Bot Shoe sod Tx,,he
StoSs - TODD n lsHAA
A<s No. q0S. Man y Whs.sas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
POSITION
NEW ARRANCENIE NJ FAnEorDy-Ct-r
.H'fs .FsesYs1EsGsT ".

SITTON
NEW ARRANGEMENT FAREREDUCED.
no sfsDyY'seEsspy,Y,.
GOOD INTENT. STAGE COHANS1S
TWO DAiLl LINES
NRn FROM WilEENNG TO
- - sT.s1,EJS 5y,,FPIIIIADELPHIsEIA BAL.
49, -. -tln, TIMOlaS
ME Proprictors Of the abopelinc Of
4 stages inform the travelling comtNnify in
general. that ARRANGEMENTS have been mattrsthor-
sing them % receipt passengers through ioPuia'
fcpala, VIA Baltimore at less iare than IN over
been oder, 20 the public between the Ohio t.cr
ana the Fast. It's also the safest, most plCsaht
aud cNpUdlti5us route. They have also In us,the
superior Patent Bow Spring caches, which IN
pmut ltsomfoTt * safety exceeds al others IN ue
tGSir horses are Of the best Jersey b God not e
re!ied By any IN the L. States, They are running
on the road from Wheeling TO Frederick, whyT
they connect with The Railroad Cars for Balu
more Washington City, Philadelphia and Ne"
York.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling every morning
AT o'ciock-rcaChe5 Frederick second mOrnIus
and takes the morning. line of cars, arriving a
h3'rInore m time To take thS line OF cars for i'h
adeyE or New \ Ork.
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling cyer'
stiCTnoon-lCa. rcs Frederick second evening aut
takes me mail line OF cars, immediately Tor Batr
.Enfc, where they arrive IN Time 10 take the NON
ing line % ears for Phil atclphIa and New YuTk.
The above mes Tor speed and safety, are bcIey
ed not 10 De surpassed by any stage lines IN the U
States.
Es-Sacilg positively prohibited.
s[Dh.- fret door above the United Sta res no
~, Wheeling Va
D. HUTCHINSON Prop'r & ag'r Wheeling W
\. BEALL. 10 do Cumberland, Nd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Onn Kegs NJ. Whnc lead IN o,I ,PIus. brand,
AOo so boxes starch.
tor sale lew by (nov 2l) CRANGLEkBAILEYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

MEECHANrs g. MEcHANtCs' BANK !
Wheeling Dec 81. 1910
Notes falling due on the 25.h instant, Christ
mas must lie attended To The 24th.
Those falling due the frs, of January next. must
o!sO be attended To the Day previous
dec % S BRADY, Cashier,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Tickets 10 dollars shares in proportion.
VA. WELLSBU re- Lottery Class Ii.
Draws at Alexandra Feb. IS, 1871.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-30
MORE TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.

There was a terrible explosion in the 1'reasni!
department at Washington, on Saturday last. Mr.
Ewing, it seems, was absent 20 Baltimore, but had
left orders with his new head of the Land Bureau,
who had Just gone into Office, TO give written no-
ccs 10 thirteen of bis clerks, that their services were
no longer wanted by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The notices were accordingly sent, and hungry
set of Office seekers from Ohio. indiana. Sc, stood
ready TO Jump into the shoes Of the dismissed
When 10 TO use the language Of the Washing
Tim correspondent of the New York Posi- the
matter was brought to the notice Of the President,
who protested and truly that he had not been con-
suited in the matter, and that it was contrary 10 his
policy and his wishes lie sent for Mr Hunting
ion. jNr Ewing having nbsronded) and made him
spceeh-selting forth that the prescription doc
irine was not the Virginia docirine-nor his doctrine
nor the docirin, of the wings before the cleo
ton. 1t was not Mr. Webslcr's doctrine, when he
rtnc down to the Virginia pa form, under an Oct
oler sun; and in short, he, John Tyler, could not
conntennnce it under present circumstances, and
az at present advised 80 he concluded Nv moving
the previous questlon-gagging the commissioner
and an order 10 reinslate ten OF tho ieiurmcd
clerks, and to postpone decision on The three le-
naming eases. was forthwith given and cNecutedn
A rumor was in circulation. that Mr. Ewing
vould resign. We shall see. The sky ihokens,
Look out for more s1ualls.-Bay Sicie Democrat.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-30
VOL. IL. NO. G5.

TIE LAST RESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The way the lederaiists carried on the election
compaign will not be very soon iorgoltcn We
doubt not they would like TO have the mountains
cover them from the disgrace which attaches 10
them in consequence Of their demoralisng course,
but this cannot be; their deeds, whether before or
after the election will not, aud the poIluing scenes
which were enacted by men claiming all the NOR
ais, religion, learning, Sc, should be held up rs
caution 10 political uSpiranls hereafter tobe little
more circumspect in the means which they may
adopt to secure power and the SpOiis Of office. We
copy the following iom the Detroit Free PFess:--
Buy STATE DemOCroi.
Cooa-Sti7 HHm6uggery. We were an eye
witness Of the performances of the Wig party IN
this city on the 3Oth Of last September. We saw
log caJia drawn by twenty yoke ofcate through
the slrccls--we saw cOon-gEias nailed upon tlia
sides of the monument Of whiggery; we saw old
men, Young men and uomen, following in the wake
of the wing Sonctum SaDciorum. Yes, although
ashamed TO say it, we saw the fair daughters Of
Michigan, padding through the mud Of our streets,
ANGLE deep, with brass medals tied around their
necks, upon which were inscribed log cabins and
other mottos, following up this WUiraiioa oil
'whigprneip'es openly ayowed land publicly decIar-
ed in tho shape of log cabin on vince ,bedeckcd
with coon skins. We saw flag flying from the
house of God-the Presbyterian session room,
which was thrown open for the reception of these
hard cider subjects, upon which was inscribed
g .Maumce TIppccGaoe Ciu5." We heard those
worthy subjects, who were allowed 10 po'ute that
holy sanctuary, singing within It's walls their bach
unalian TippecanOe songs; we heard the bells Of
the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches ringing,
when the procession commenced its march, i is
but Just 10 remark here, however, that the RiShcp
put stop to the ringing Of the Episcopal church
bell us soon as ii was in his power to do So Such
were some of the performances of the wing party
at that time in this city, 1t is not surprising now,
that these poor fellows squirm when they are shown
mp IN their true coors it is not at all strange that
they should winch when we remind them Of lheir
coor- 3kin operations. These were he "whig prnci-
PIES openly avowed and publicly declared" which
President Tyler referred to in his message,