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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

proceedings IN Congress.
Among the routine business of the Senate this
morning, was report from the judiciary commit
zee adverse to the discharge of Mr.. Quackenboss
rom his liabilities 10 the governm ent a one OF the
'rretles of Samuel Swartwout Ii goes on the table
IS matter OF course, but there can be no doubt OF
Is acceptance by the Senate. A Joint resolution,
providing for the payment of sum Of money now
IN the Treasury 10 Pettrck, the sculptor, was read
third time and passed. 1t is in part payment for
ais labors in preparing pedestal &C. for the statue
Of Washington. The bill TO change the commence
ment of the fiscal year, was read a third time and
passed. The claims arising under the Dancing Rab-
bit Creek, was taken up and debated until Mr.. Ev-
got out of patience and moved its postponement
The little tariff bill was then called up and Mr.
Rives made a strong and conclusive argument
against the distribution feature. He showed most
individually, that the distribution bill could never
have become law without the limitation clause
that the wings were pledged 10 permit dis
trbuton to be suspended whenever the du-
ties exceeded twenty per cent-that this was
vital, integral, and nseparable portion of the bill
The debate was continued TO a late hour, when a
motion to strike out the proviso was lost by tie
vote-2l to p. The bill was then amended on
motion Of Mr.. Evans to suspend distribution until
the LIST of August, and passed by one majority
Alter some unmportant morning business, the
House went into committee of the whole, and took
up the private bill calendar, upon which couple of
hours were spent, when the consideration of the
Navy Appropriation bill was resumed, and debated
until the hour of adjournment
Rumors still rife of changes in the Cabinet, but
there is nothing just now worth repeating.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
FRANKFORT, (Ky.) June IL, 1872
Tyler Netting Reiigion-The Ladics-Mr Fan
R,frcu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

o. TO THE LADIEs.-H you are troubled with
of shermans Cough Lozenges" II your children suf
fer from worms, administer Shermans Worm Lozenges
II you have rheumatism, the Poor Mans Platter II
sometimes have sick headache take some
Camphor Lozenges. If you wish to make your teeth az
white pearl apply his celebrated Orris Tooth Paste.
And if You dom. to be deceived that you get
Dr. Shermans Medicine His Office is at LOG Nassau st.,
one door above Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26


'hc CollEcr OF MEDICINE AND PH.nN,cy is an nfaible
cmedy for rheumatic pals-sprains- bruiscs--pains in
he joins-cholic- headache sc. sc. Sold in
bcttles at IS cents each
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office of the College % Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

Tsere OF the Persons attached to the
Smericnn Brig Charles Daggett OF salem,
Mass, by the Natives of the Fejce Is
lands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-26

The Duel between the Hon. Tom marshall
ans Mr.. Webb. OF the RcsI Army.
IN the present state Of affairs, and il what has been
ruinored is true we have disposition to strike "a
fallen man: therefore we merely give the details of
what has reached us respecting the duel between
Dir. Marshall and Mr.. Webb
Correspondence OF the Herad.l
WILMINGTON, (Del.) June "a, 1872
The much talked Of Duel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

DIED AT P,ishurg IN the 25lll uli Can, sam,
el NJ Clarke aged ah,uI 81 years wears.
Ills remains were broughl Ia Wheclinr anil ,,,o,
ded To the grave by The NJ sonic fa,ernuv ami
large roncourse of friends
Wheeling, April April 30 1912
~ meeting Of the Bbaincn ia this civ C,,,
Jas P'nterSon was call Il 20 the chair. o,J IV;y,
hcCaskey appointed Secretary The G,lIoved TO-,
Iui"ns were unanimously adopted
Resolved, Tnat It j. with sincere regret ,vo b,,
learned The death at our esteemed friend ami ,,,.
rade Capt Sam NJ Clark
Resolved, That we condoIe with his bereoy,
i1mily for the unreparable loss which they have 81.
tained
Resolved, That rs a testimony OF our rcspeci mn.
res1id for his Memory that we wear crane ON m
left arm l0r thirty days.
Resolved, That in The death Of onr esteemed .orr
rnde the river men have sustained a severe loss nm,
all god fricnl
Resolved That we attend his funeral in bod,
Resolved. That The proceedings OF this mcciingsT,
igned by the Chairman and Secretary and a COPY u
he above resolutions sent 10 the family of The Do.
cease
Resolved, That n copy uf these resolutions no scr.
to each Of the city papers COR publication and tina
we now a ijourn.
Captain JAMES PATTI ERSON. Choirman
WM McCAsKEY. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

A PRETTY STRONG HINP-L0ri NJ
Scottish Judge. well known fnr his penurious habits
being compelled 'og give dinner to the harrisrer.
upon eirenit. aud having neglected TO order INV
eiare' WIN which they had been accustomed 10 be
RECALLED On such occasions Harry Erskipe ep,Ioo y,,,
ed by several oblque hints To make him sensible ~
INC omission HIS lorlship. however, who had nm
arn'e misnpprehensiun where ms pocket was IN
danger ati=ried to receive all these inuendoes IN
adfereni sense, and length. seeking In turn In,
conversation To the war between England ana
France exclaimed, II wonder what has became OF
me Ffe1ch heeH' Just At prcscn', my lori" rerlr
MS Sh persernior' believe IT u.s. like our
elves, confined % porI!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

We are Iejoic cd to learn from the National Int
hgencer that there is now evjnced a desire on the
part Of Congress to devote its time more to the
despatch ofIhe business Of the country than here.
toiore. We confess We have looked with lille
pleasure or hope upon The course heretofore pursu
ed by thai body during the present session Yhaimav
have been done in committees we could not hereto
fore ascertain but in either house there has
cd but lIlIe beyond party intrigue and bitter reyil
ing on all hands IL mast be ACKNOWLEDGED rbar
mat htIlo body called the "Cotporal's Guard" IN
The house OF representatives has pc formed much
we had almost said, most ofIhe service u the conn
Try IN The lower house. Mr.. Wise, chairman Of the
committee on naval affairs. has been engaged in
he afduous duty Of furnishing plan Of reorpnni-
zaiion Of that arm jr our national defence i, al
dillon to which he has now the naval npnr,p-ia
Ton bill ready for the action Of tho houso Tho
committee Of which Messrs. Wise, Mallory and
Gushing are majority. have presented an abe 70.
port on coast deiencos and are engaged in invest
eating the coast survey
Mr. GiIme' has Submitted a report upon tho sub.
Jeei N reform in the departments OF government, Of
unusual labor, and which is highly creditable 10
am Us man. and, ifthe acts of friend and advn.
cate on the floor Of Congress can be considered as
shadowrng forth the views and wishes Of IN, oJui,.
is'raton' Is indicative Of nm honest desire for 70.
Henchmcni on The part Of the executive.
Mr. Cush hing, with other friends Of tho olmiaig
Ha'ion' submitted, after much labor and research
report upon the fiscal agent, and has reported sew
eral valuable bills from The comniitoo on G,reigp
relations
Mr. Pfofiii has not been lees active in com,n.,is,
ma has de.ivofol two or three speeches cviuciur
much research & practical knows o. .e The ofo ono
delivered on tho appropriation for light house 70.
pairs confirms normliiDn litile known md oyirc.
ing practical knowledge cor which NO had p,,
given The gentleman credit The Departments. Too.
arc not behind IN furnishing information. Tho
calls on them have been heavy and have been
promptly met. Toxic il oil IN all II the country d.
Indebted 10 any ono in the present Congress. /, s 4
10 the friends Of the administration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

THE SANTA TIE TRADERS. MIR Falconcr the
English gentleman Aho accompanied Mr. Kendlll
OF New Orleans.o the Slnla Re expedition. and who
has been released tho demand Of the British in-
iser' has published a statement in the New orleans
papers declaring that Mr. Kcsdall was furnished
WI'h passport similar to his own. The Mexican
Vice Consul at New Orleans stated some time Az,
that no p'ssPor' had been granted to Mr. by him
The testimony Of Mr. ia lcuner Is directly to the con
irary. He had seen Mr. Kcndalrs passaori. had
compared II with his own saw that It was engraved
on The same plate and hat the name Of the Mex
can Wee Gonsel was written on both in the same
hand.
ne merchants who acc,'>n panied the expedition
T." santa Pc have drawn up memorial addressed
10 Nr Ellis III which they state the Glowing f,c,,
That no hcs,iiiies have Tor a Ion, c,,;o.I No..
carried on heween Tex - X Mcxic,-pe,c. n, ,;,.,
Tor some years virtually existed between the ,,.,,
countries. wv
iho' Mexican merchants. in large parties bny.
Tang ncrn Permitted pcucyubly TO enter San Amin,
S' Af' ana 10 carry un trade there without ana,
"''''''''' "i'u we were informed that SIMILAR per.
mission would be granted "a us at Sinai
) tnat the military tDrre which nc, on,,,, ,.J n.
wA' ho' ;" large a. that Which accompanied I'm. ear
y expeditions OF the Missouri traders IN S,,r, r.
ihAt the military free was not larger than yya,
requisite !" project Us iiun the attacks of I,,I,,,s
n"T loss ia varipus ways. IA this xpeItt,p b.G,r
oar 'lP'urc' Having amounted To nearly thirty men
Ihii no intention any hostility Ia N.y,c, az,
ihls tNptdIliun'was communicated u us-up,n Tho
cun'rary-we received irIm the President of 'T,,a.
Gener Il Lamer, assurances offs peac.ful ,b,,,,.,
AMI never should have embarked our goods To = m.
Ia Pc uNder circumstances which Al ho>iliti,. had
been II tended would have Inade the sale Of our
goods imp issbc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

The New YORK Tribune gives tho nam, or.The
Yankee Ge'iog'I" to the ingenious anil very useful
inaohne which it describes ia the annexed art.
rlc:
We pail n.ing visit on saturday lat 10 OH.
Steam Excavation. IN Brpoklyu ,yhrr, u i, m ,x,rL
digging dnyu mo hill formerly knuw n a. For G r.,n
AMI hiIing np the shallow lleI an qIiIrnre enti.
lied Th, w habpm or ~ mn, h of At a. lies ,Io,s
me OLD ruat 10 Flushing The 'G,ulugiu' is sureIv
grea; curiosity. he walks righ, into a mountain
rs though It were plate of hot cake, nnJ din.
up cart load al shovel iUll, rs YOU please m.
cuts right and left path some six rod wild. tbr,rgb
me hiii' and then takes a new swarth lie is IuSo.
motive, and advances by his own sieam no,ver
whenever the earth has recedcd before him. grades
and stakes down for himself and only requires one
man To tend shovel and another TO look after the fire
ana engine. though one two Urthers are een.rollv
employed TO smooth the track before him. Sc no.
sides tending the carts. which approach 10 be filled
on one rail track and GO off loaded by anntber
~ ne comes 10 stone weighing only ton or such
ml''er' me GeoioGisI makes bones of IT, but
pitches u INTO the cart like peek OF gravel ICbe
comes 10 stone weighing me TOUR or five
'"ns' ne 'aAes INN up more carefully aud lays him
Out Ihe olher side of hts path All this is effected by
an immense shovel with sliding boltcn1, at the
end oil an immense and complicated arm. worked by
much ingenious and uoN el machinery
Ihe investor Is now dead; The Company spent 30
thousand dollars upon the inven Ion before the fl 81
machIrSwas made, and much more aiieryard The
patent (Which now secured throughout Europc;) is
probably worth million OF dollars An .Excayutny
con2leie cOs's about S6,O05, and will dig n load
LULU cubic per day-equnl To the labor of 50 men
cares noihing for cold or heat rain or fair Neatb
er.but goes ahead & minds lis Uwn business through
all.
me excavation IS about a mile from the Fulton
f"ffy (where carriages arc abnudan) and we recon
mend those VIII" have leisure and rIiiunaI curiosity
'" "k over' and see this sodorn Hercules al his la
"rs Such chance for ihuse Interested ,n Ge,,ngy
mas rarely been afforded. Furt Green was entire
marine depsiie, and nearly every variety nf furk
LAS bee" disclosed b. the Observation-Disclosures
large mnsscs irun WesIchc-ier Connecticut. and re-
g'oIs lar more distant. Under fifty feet of snliI
earth are found houdcrs aud pebbles which mus,
nave been subjected Ia The acion OF waves and cur
rents Tor hundreds il not ihouss nis Of wears and
mus have been worn round and smooth ms Iaps,ones
frely eHiensIve-Geologic Cabinets NAV be nut nm
mere VIM hardly loHch Of The hammer Win
WI neglect the opportunity Ia see a machine which
Is 10 ""Ek revolution IN RIilroad, Canal and ali
extensive excavation whatever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03
approved. April li.lsl2.
(Itrsoi.uTtnN-Prp,

REsoLurroN-PUuLIc-Nn 9l
Kh>OLI IION further o. pr'NIde for the di,lri.
button at the printed returns Of tho s,,tb cc,sns
aud other documents connected with in. sam,
the printing of which haas been herct,f,rc DIR. "a,
D ivy law
b. u rcsoircd By ne Senate and .,,,usc Of P.,,..
maGU,s ~ bc Utitsi Sidf~s Of Amcr,ca ia Con-
gr"ss assembled That the statistics, including tho
census OF pensioners aud The cogrprrJium or abrdg.
mcnt Of the siNth uf the United S.ates here
toiorc required by law 10 he Print under ihe d.
rccton ct ie Secretary n stiic shall be ds.rihnisd
and disposed 81 by the : crciary IN the nannc r
and ~ the proportions specified in the ip.nf r.,lp-
tipn OF Congress passed on the ir,t day uf S.piem
her. nne thousand eight hundred and EirI, ,,,e Pro
thied, diu0ys, That seventeen ;housnud 60, les of
The sand compendium ~ ahridgncui shall I've 5isfri.
huI"d among the States, Trrni"ries. nn pe,spn- on
titled to distribution under the r,.uipu anil in he
Pr"por'ios therein speceis,l. and tbui ih, remain-
ing copies 9th SAID st.i-lics and conn ndiun bs
rluccd ia the Library OF Cog rcs, Tor future d.sis
button.
Approved, April ISL 2S42
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

AMERICAN FEMALE LABO8-we are hap.
Ply 10 express oI' concurrence in tie views taken m
we'll writtcn article in the New Bedford Bulletin
Of Monday last. on the subject Of granting pr,rec.
ton to Female Labor. The comparatively I,,v
pheo al which women arc required To perform, Ia.
Dor IN many instances tedious and severe a, that
per'rned by laborers Of the other ser is cerroin,
an evil that demlnls redress We oiT,r The fIoy.
ing extract from the Bulletin:
There are in the UAileI States some eight mil
IONS oi women. great prnp prlion Of yh ,m are Ie
pendent np'n their daily labor Tor their daily broad
ihey 'orm large proportion Of the industrial com.
MUMMY, ana rs such they are worthy of all proiec.
tion. IheT are the mothers and daughters oC The
lahi' exercising the most incalcuable influenza, M,
on the morals, the Grfures, the destiniss ,,I H.
happiness Of the republic As such sbouIJ a,
every eHiri be made To sweetcn their daily ,oI
and TO afford them an adequate Commensurate, ~,
Their daily laboH lfIhey are forced bv misc,,,,,,o
or poverty 10 dependence apon their own ipJus,,
sno"in we not stretch out for them helping hnndS
roIoou Us 'hey nre To an utter reliance upon our
generosity should we not be careful how we fam
per wiih the sncred irnst confIed 10 us1
Inc wages Of female hbJrcrs nre ge,eIoIIy
speaking mseraby low. They afIurI making like
an adequate compensation fnr the work oe, G,TrnoJ
and II Is always supposed that n woman must do
"eh'lcaI tasks cheaper than man WHY Tins il 81
we cannot conceive. there is no good reason f,r IL,
none at all Women arc forced TO work eonst,nt
" Tor miserable 7Ht'nce. hardly sufficient 10 sun
pori hie, with no prospect beyond save the darn
one OF beggary and starvation. The terrible
consequences Of this state Of things are too well
known ' ''o wen
portion Of the reform in this matter must con.
mehee with woman herself If those whom Pr,
violence has blessed with aGunco see FL. merely n
giatiy silly vanity depraved TASTE. 70 wear
Only aihcles OF foreign manufacture, they have
,neif part 10 take IN the responsibilities that follow
oreign dreses!t makes MS sick TO think Of The spm.
laVished TO pander to this miserable mistake Tho,
an article cannot b- valuable fashionable ,yeoro.
Pc or decent. unless it has crossed the Atlantic
| women Of New England. Ifyon gonld sec vo,,
,erS elevated and your respected for The s,Lo
humanity and insiice. give up his silly idle, tb,
| al ming - excellent because IL is G,reign 7, :;
GUY You owe 10 ourselves. Your country and Won,
sisters. Wear American fabrics employ Ame,;,,o
heecIe'womcn, do not be ashamed TO yyear n, A
nercan bonnet; deem IL an offence apoinst ,,oa,
moral Iaws. 10 squanJer money on Parision rI,ok
W faTisIan CAP, while thousands OF ynur cop,,,v
women are driven To beggary and worse than he's.
gary Tor want Of employment"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03
WESTERN DELEGATES

N."o LtN-N bLLt1A In
Wings. Loco Focos.
Brooke MIR Siaunioa.
Ohio u. NJ ElgjnCisa.
MARSHALL J. r Mai'~i 4,
Tyler Mr. West
Tanzcy. Qoeo) is elected to the Legislature in
MOnnngalia county
DR. Kidueil. is elected in Marion. Tho Dr. Is q
loco, but in favor Of the reception Of the land mo-
ncy.
Mr.. Newman is reelected to The Senate by O.
majority Of Ninety. We have nCyor doubted be.
fore, but there was really Wing SHORTY IN this
district but We question 1t nnw worry much.
Brooke county gave Dr. Campbell 100 more than a
plriy vote. Setting aside the votes Ihl were cut
of by 'he laic law on suffrage and the number that
have leh the county, we believe that this county
lacked but about f1y Of a full Wing vote Mar
shall county fell OF nnd IN Tyler numerous yaunch
Wings voted Tor Newman 10 sccurs votes for tho
removal Of the Courthouse, and then lost their
courthouse by large majority So it goes, and
perhaps At will be ell the same in q hundred years
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03
IN BANKRTPTCX

A NREDlFORS OF the iullowiua named ,o,,,,.
- declared Binkrupt by tho Hon ID srricf CO..,
u The u for the Western District Of Virpi,io -.
lerehy notified that. as Commissioner of Bopk,,,a,.
or Ohio county, Virginia. shall he prepo,ed a, -,
nice IN The city OF Wheeling, Ohio County o, ,h
iiheren, days hereinafter named IN ench c,.o =,
AXE and receive proof other dobrs M :, hirb
roof Of debts the Bankrupt is required 10 a. ore,
emit "' pre-
Peter 2 linn, Of Ohio county, on Mo II,b 4,
lay. 1912 iln "a
WIN. frederick. Of Ohm county, nj, ha4t.
lay Of April and ON Ihe ] llh day of NJ. so
Samuel w 10y, Of Ohio oluniy On ~ o..
lay Of April. aud on the lrh d,y or ~. $50
John }. French. Of Ohio COUNTY ON H. % T. -.
Il April and on The lth day Of Nav. 1910 ''y
Robert Pratt of Ohio county. ON the o5t -
April and on the 18Th day OF MAY. 1910 ''y u
isnaelIuichison Of Ohio county on IN, an, ,l,,,
"f April and on ibeil BIB day of Bfay. 1910 y
John MCominey nj Ohio county. an ma. io,i. L..
ni May and on The l6h day Of NV. 1910 ~
Slmuel ID Harper. Of Ohio r,,Irty nm, a., t,t -.
of May ard on he 9Th dlv Of May. 1910
S1muel Mrrheil. Of o 40 county On Il, t2,t. L..
Of Nay md on the 7th diy Of Nav. 1919 wy
VIM NJ. Robb ~ Ohio county on IN. "a. L.,
Of May and on The l7lh doy If Nav. 1870
Peter YarnuF of Ohil county o,, ,h, I an ,t,,, r.
May and on the l7ih day ofRay.ISl2
Moore q Clarke Of Ohio county . on the Ssh ,lav
81 May and on The Oh day Ut May. 1912
GO II. CARTER.
tonr"i BlukrupIs lor OinO County.
April :. 1872 r5,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03
UUMoRs-TuE ROLLER DECk.

HUMoRS-THE BOILER DECK.
"Fire up Fire up" were rushing on
a dragons mouth OF flame
And every wreath Il steuming breath
n shout of Wild acclaim,
Zach dark hill flies, and as others arise.
We spun them just the sans.
Sleep on. Oh sim yo sluggards within.
We reck not of this delish';
There's MT "A snul q, dispute con'rol
Oi tins "witching time OF night
Lot "churchyar,is yawn." III hail the dawn
And It's shroud of ghasily white.
Sc. in the gloom OF yon,rr bluff.
The "hu," and waichfrc blaze;
The sleeping bon'msn rude and rough.
Reclinins in its haze;
Heaven. aye Ia me be rs mild a roof.
careless wlnd'rrr priys.
Hlrk how each h,ll with sSuddering thrill
Ech'es oar 'sfapng steam;
~ he hre-red nv ,nsicr spouts ITS Gil
vi rnge ma scsldng stream,
Her iron uoSIrlS rcnling, chill
Ikea hung,TJ tigers scream.
Oh ir might for spirit. wing!
sumo wnrl - Gem power:
MID ynn starry worlds to spar and sing.
Now and then. for pleasant hour,
a pcri-bride sweet nui'ering thing.
With love her only flower!
IIurrah the misis come sweeping now
The m rms cungrslcd brentl,.
The iwinhiIng rays have ceased To glow,
The dew lies chill bcncarh
G"nd bye may catch au idea OF 50.
but also catch my DEATH
Ohio River. Guy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

TIE NEW TARlFF-we give our readers
This week. the Bin for creating TatifToi Duties
reported by the Committee on Manufactures we
think the prospect Of ~ passage or something like
q. Is very certain. The Committee oG WAYS aud
Means viii rcP"r, Tariff hill fur revenue merely.
and IL Is expected that the tNa Will be cnllaie b
the lIsusc. and system NJ opted that will nfi,rd
protection 10y discrimination whilst IL pro, ides m
ample revenue. i"r sNpendiiurcs aud tho paymeni
1T the National debts. The most promising CIR.
cumsiance cOnnrced with this IN i,ter Is that IL is
not threnicn'd with vet~' The presidents pariy
seem iHclincd 10 FAVOR the proicciion 10 n certain
extent. OF Domestic Industry But IL i still the wish
OF the people tnbc active GA this 81 jsc aa, mrmor.
tails should be poured uprn Con. els in a corst mt
stream. We should relax in imrortunity no that
body TOR tho prnper encouragement of our Domestic
Industry. There Is n strong disposition with many
o. rest when point appears to he gained THIS
bill that we have before us, we must remember Is
not Law; and maay contingencies may interrcpt
ats passage. AID the silence of the peonIe will
m''si oi all he plead by the npppaenis of The mea
sure. against iis progress. Every section or the
country should he up snl doing. Every mcchani.
cal calling Should be heard AMI eVey kind ofun
protected mlruiartnre sln1ld SEEK protection nnyy
and ,eek II earnestly. We hope to see all active
/ 7 a ALTON Iut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-03

lilECRoPS There Is ever pr ,Spccr Of nhn,.
dan crnps This season. short rule in The c,p,,,,y
u'y or NV" since. convinced ~ that ,very hing
u growing rs well under &C ,pian" Tylar's MI
''i''S'r''''n as u Would If'he chariot State was ill
ed with a red hot partisan President
heidS ni wheat rdcring on the Fr,Jcr,ck ,,,I a..
corn ~" rs ct Mhc measured frrrn two to tIrre fec
; up nnd io"ks remarkably well We have had ihu,
TAR 'h', ,p"nga continuation of fine grow inc venb
ef, Lhh HON every quarter Nc hear the most C,vor
H'"s account of he crurs In this ne:rbh,rho,l
we nave been informed. the helis at grnin of ever,
Nlin never looked more Promising. and our farmer,
more Sun '