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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
The only line nj that speed.

Leaves Wheeling every morning az I-2 o
clocS.-1akesihe mail ran road cars Fredcrck
arrives IuSaiimoFc second morn.ng f6oua
WhaclinE,l takes mail cars aud reat hes Phil
Gde pAia, Washington C!tY, ere New YORK sams
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
NEM EnOna.

1900 barrels No. /, Pittsburgh Salt, received on
con iSument aud for sale low. 10y
sept % JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
FUR CAPS.

and cloth caps, all OF which will be sold whole
sale or retail at the lowest pr.Sss. Persons who
wish to purchase will do well 10 examine 'he
took aud prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

IL RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
- the pubic that they have on hand a large
and general assortment of Hats and caps, con
listing Of Reavcr, Nutra, Ru STA, Silk. and Nap
hats OF every variety and shape; also. children,
and Youths Fur and Silk hats-all of whici
manship.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15
NOVICE CNaII WANTED.

CLOVER and Timothy seeds wanted by
~ dec , J. ". ELLMAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

fzzSs=SsS9A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
s-z@t=s---e-th THREE DAILY LINES FDR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CJ1F. PEYILA
DELPIITA and NEW YORK r.. aorsiuory
Speed! 4. $. MAIL CHARIOT LIAE-rnREE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through 20 Baltimore by contrariin a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

JUVENILE CHOIR, Tor the use 81 Sabbath
schools Bible classcs and S1rill circles. BY VIM
Netting, Cor sale At The Bookstore Of
JAS. q. INGRAM.
July No I2i. Main o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

The EFciionccrng Cubinet--Ihe Secretary ofStae
Treasury OH Gushing. having gone to Mas~ cIusrt,s.
on the eve Of the election there to s,uml The uglc y
eainsi the Wings. the Secretary ofWar (M Spenccr)
has followed the bad example, by issuing his procama
ton TO his late associates in New York. The deli.
cacy Of such preceding is mol at all questionable
What effect it may have we shall soon know
We cannot believe that Mr.. S,rucer's lanrrd let
ter can do much injury in New York, whatever may
be the result Of Messrs. Welsicrs and Cushinns visit
IL Massachusetts, Mr.. Spencer was one Of the first
Wings to denounce Mr. Tyler's COURSE and it is known
that he wrote the call for the famous Syracuse Cunycn
ton, by which divorce proclaimed between the
President and the Wing party. But sop was thrown
10 Cerberus.' He was appointed Secretary Of War.
having. as it is understood made suitable recantaons;
and he "roars you as gently as suckin.
dove In addition to this. Mr. Spencer, in his let
ter, throws off the Wing name as if his principles
were always what e says they are, he ought never
TO have assumed it, He also avows that he used every
effort TO defeat Mr.. Cay's nomination at Harrisburg.
which shows that he is fit ally of the man who wcp' at
that defeat
MT. Spcnccr's somerset does not appear 10 have N
cited much surprise in New York. where he i. known
The Express says, he has been general deserterho
has been. by turns. Tammany man. a Clinonan,a
Democrat. an Anti Mason, Peoples Man, jackson
man, and Wing, and he is now Tyler man -"cyery
thlng by turns, and nothing long" We shall not he
able to spare seven columns to his c,tcr-whch Is I'M
important however. as it only intended for TITO
meridian OF New York, at THIS particular juncture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
ONHsaVED Ate ION,
IL e ~, o q "a

IL ANlNG sold ont the principal part ofour q |. i
IL 4 { nj the sinre Of burton 4 R~ios W,
have the pleasure Of Informing friends aud the public
generally, that We have rcrlorrd 70 thai house O L Il
T. v II T. T o X Of J. II f. s n
" T. " aud DESIR.lBLEs GOODS. aud shat
~ future rMlnae our huslEr>s IT Tllr or STAMP un
,'rf lle style and firm Of ROBES 4 81 RrON
Having been very literally paima.zel hy generous
lnssc for nearly five yrafs. endc1 tine old aud ncs
i'rals. we iiaer ourselves. ung that we have united
our stocks. and are better prepared aud the dspo
nd 10 merit It's eoRi,nnan'e thai snail ol fail la rc
alis. must slnguiae Expectations.
Oar sac this time Is very arge and is onmpr srl IN
part d the following very desirable articles, which
with many others not enumerated We earnestly invite
the alicaiion Of all who want oi good Goo,s al
ip prices
Plain au Figured SILKS AMI Sltus, some very auJ rich
unusually low
Nlaeh Italian sllas great variety
lilue black d.. handsome aad cheap
MACK. blue black and cllored Aallc,s
Mtasns grsat variety sil very cheap
Haek aud colerad Gr3 De Nap Mernn. yer, fuc
hacS. 5l9e o.lck aud cflored Boinlazncs
Ssran Masbns.a taa aud handsome article iur I.ade,
anssas
rsieicd Lawns and hluslins. l.am Is 10 IS
CslicOes II 81 woiti Is
da L. j. d
dr Eng. " iscd. - d
priniei Carnhgio-. vail wide. at Cd
tsFlian Alasiln. whlis and cllared. aeW article
Crmhrics and 1ssllns a spl.Ndid assortment
bsanet Silks and Lawns, W., l1@
B,sinet Riabis. large supply. e.ap
Alpacra Las,rr beautiful article lor is'ios dresses
Csnssie and Muslin Edginas aud Ioserinss
Thread and D lao'poi laccs. large SUPPLY
Six. Cotton and Wrrs.ed Hosiery splendid aassriuen,
ts'e'f-s. n all kinds. prices and descriptions
Scars, aacy llsndaeEcae., slaRls and Nanilli1s
rich variety
alilas. Cassippns. and Eesirra
.s'eTgs Markers. brown l. aeas and Dtilliugs
sna'per [ lo'hs and Ihibei Luis. very fac
Cotton Fringe. large stpes. vcry cheap
Niis aad Co;t,n l. M relils and rara<lls
t'slfihf, Ms allan etls. CaitenC asgner-e Kenfnr
jeans and varleus other Ooods suitable iof zen
!enea 5 cloihHy
fnih'n ozlaburc. Burlars soi Tow Linen
blear'iei and brown Coliass from reus to the finest
qBsiifY
sa~sr. Caiise. salt and Bale Caiiou. very low. besides
lTosi variety d other Try Goops Asp sEo
e,siEs Of which We in,ile special examination
R0DES s BURTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
1tclilG.

If,tj I,'I,. 4
~. ~ '''''s.- ~ n'='h LAZY AoVcrlH'f
socabe mercantile mus, At ll,,,na ,,,
that three, nor cent discount lar l,lls,,n tho Ca,t
mont of the me- st,ls was iI,oycry L,ahe., ,. ~
which the, c,,l , ,,,,, ~ '" a.
vale individuals AT % ,l,y, sob, .ihs iy,,n'o,, ,
b,n., =, IN l,, \ -, w. ,,.' i"'''''i ~"
nm Such i, the rssnli Il tho want 81, nune,nalily
which has rharaerrzs r prcnigry nncra,lon. or the
government e tie = lew years.
Tho p,o..ls,, H.. I-.5..i g.. L.. =,
IL,nn Vb.I., =, I'll, - Ii a. va, ~
fr lbo t.sii,i ST. :, ,l,' ''N ',1 W -"
C.sni de N .'.rl,. r.,.,i I,, ,aiH' Ia, ', .,
Richmond il, .l SCI 4, l.,, W. '.i Wv H. "
40 H., ~ ,n.,I#,.,r. s. - w. i"''"' '','i
~. - u L - ~ .a'. w ,'''' =, ~ ~"
Nss,laset,s nj l, ai r,,',, e','',''''
10 flf.,,,..,. ~, - 49, - '''''
y. ~,
49, lI' te : scam aaale NJ SOUR. 'ap'.
ye,, g., c.. C u, '', -,'u ,'S'anl 9'
O. ~, 1it - + ,"'' VI ",
r., ~ ~ I',' I'.''C' "' .neN''
.i.f' ~ ~. ,4, if r.,i ~, - -
80, -" ~. ,,''" '''' NV s7'ne', a.
s,,l ,h,1,1s n tr,, ,i,c Pc, NIaa,or ',,r.I =, w.,
Nc.lsv E~i p " Of hi. civ n he r,rva,Jci nv the
,lrs- r., ttt ia. . sl Lend stil,l tbcs,nt T., pm,
c,lt whence an, NJ ia, i = vess,I,,, N ,ba, n,,
81, III t,r.,si irl, Ito l.sr, lo3,, Nsr, cr,, SIMEON
l,risa Is A. ,,susI rG - roaI :, tn n,l,r, If ihcsf
I.g,~t - -. = - "
--,d5rl ., Nas uos1'a"it u
.,,lcI =, y., >, 49, 49, ~ ~ nv
~, n.
.s,''u.1 'aze'r s'yS Inc non MAT steamer
s"' 80 = !" ''i'u progress e'oSf4fi'3h n INA
at.,,if "0'H = 'e'''1 ~" W, ''' Ecu u'a
'"'''','@ WI 'ft1s "iliH 'sAl IRON. ! ne n
,,I, =; LII. '''''e - IN -' ''' W a
't"'" 'ehe'" court .'I@iH y lie Madison 81
GSNhf"a me reports IA reait" 10 tbe approval ty III
President OF III, sentences OF The Naval Coun M!raa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

10 direct axa'm than 10 subject .
ss.cL ir.esAs 10 The srsat neOnsenlcnee OF asyinr
tsisc nvu.rs. they have boen Convicted u dung.
IL Is vt colrse intend 10 at zee tai gentleman q
,rs c>frrel bs them hims Ii; tu II he. with his aJ
lifted iu,siy aud iarnss Ia Tar influenced by
ssdsrtris. they put urth, a. 10 atsc ap the ordiaay
lssl u rssag rey enae and to adreale the duciunc
>. sualAsng diieri uppl the lepe, may sliey
eihle ,at tsss Ictetsn nilt,lee Is o,,r>l@domins
u thai city.
The serg eaci that E,rignrrs Lave caersscd seventy
Il ar pr Z. al ., the clninrr u New iork and that
.f,s, isaids have bcca eamAed by them upon our
sqns. >haas the necessity oi sue legislation un our
w: AMI isvc uaht that the stt suion oi specl-
X. tH M sainrrm duties, aud other Necessary checks
would save n the Government uqJFeds OF has3ns
saatisIilis ainrsus ifee tIsde dtcirne tins gnldon
eal, over NiilGt gentlemen itsiing, Is aiiogatl-
- uunraetcsabc II could nj aad would MI cAiSi even
i all cations should attenp, IL come into H. e diiefent
s.aes. cal tuus aai situations the nations oi tu-
~ aid give Country an ads2niaee Over another.
II :, a,s.r5y the yer, III ~ aIne a.. But the nations OF
fare viii AT in pssesiec eene ato TIE ductnne OF Ire
,Ade IL the inp stn 1t dgiios, tlcy ali discriminate
5 ai,,si M; anl sshy should NC t g.nlsc The sane
ifnera anu jsern!aaie against iAem} ffer trade On
nc - All FszFcti - 90 iao ota T, at Il very iJr
inrn ~. lr;e doctrine II equality.
II would b. malne>s anil tly fr rs 10 open our pa's
!. the productions Of al nstieaa a.n they helg NJ
IN onf cssnamesce eyay hand. lhs lea 81 TnPng
,ni Ia The comma oil mans,nd. ihG m person
would ad,si it IN b., owo pussie sfHrs Let t"o
neiylbss he So situated lat shcy write under Tie ufe's
say u. Crossing csr eil - land alI II 1ue nap = 4
aas, npm the other CT tlle pr's lcsc; AL haw iaE
,seua ar 5r;Fe TIE ptbct asuh 81 gBaer tie ucssss
IL in !. laf,a,r. of .aaIslfr ,ne,h.as VI oceRtf'
,4at hu:sl 1.-THE rUes 81 D ,,ou AMI New -
vere-,aa' in ,h'r ai.sata- ans satcfs, soi s,sc
az oil from all tbs Tc Il tio ya. aud van r5sne
have commercial iaief8Hse with each u'lsf zfd The
.4iy ia my S,ae sA3uh impose u>lfeiieis npan tAe
cmaa T.e 81 y yak. haw Ing anaI the han Fasie
n,sal,.T n.s thai city be wllio- n uf#e.-e apa ais
FIRE llale ,ir,uel Nsuh 30 as 80 IS rs,g'saeng
re.nsln tributary I, tH M England ca.Pa1gi. an
he n,crc,lan;s All e9piats's Ia h-e.iy AMI fH.1l-
Nd . s,oa wlasc they roaid cnfy ttr aasaats-ss
.fhyiar N.w Y ,rk uadef en.;ls1tfanl NJ q uaf islA
the ne trade iheory, but w3ald be wiling 10
r-iu~ ], 10 practice.
Nj Chairnan, he pti4i.ae sfaeT aWn industry Is 50
ial3rlaat anl o.,s nsly the aly 3fIhe Government
i.a h pc and shall ad4f one 81 The hills a'w
ifrr az with snrh mad6 'ali,ns msY he found mr.
cs.erg Such measure is demanded Al elr hands; eve
~ Interest requires rcef w exhausted treasury end
s'aun,a, ncfcc. agriculture langas1ne. aud man
ufarinres parlyzed. % make then s5lemn appeal
Let c voicc n( the puddle be heael 1n1 e' ms adopt
,neasure which vii give 10 industry rs dpc u~arl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
III Cost 10 close,

tfJN6 determined to brin. o,r Irsson business tn 4
U.s. as specify as possible. VIC shall. from Ills
Lac, ofier our laae stock Of Dry Gtods withon, ,c
fnce 10 cost. ron .hO,NTT It will be fosnd 10 con,
ss' u many rss suitable Ia he presen, and aaagach
ins sssSn. We are aware that in SOM 3escr.s,,us %,
ads there l. considerable declne all of sph n, on,
mfho'n regard focod. and The residue At cosr. Buy
eFS either by wholesale retail invited to call n
win unauestionaby be made 10 their int,res, l., don
with Us.
10 addition 70 aui stock Of Dry Gpods, we have o
hand good assrnsast orc r q c ERIES
w..ci we ot'r IT the iowest market rates. to which "
ca Inc aicn;lpa cfusr customers ard others
VilPfE, TAliDi L IRVINE.
LUZ 81 sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

81 Francis j. Grund, whose nninator as Consh"
Hamburg was rejected by the Senate, has been apP""
ell 10 subordinate Office in the Custom House at Ih'
delpha, by the snppia, Collector Of that port. IN p''
Of the son of Tx Gov. Shul,z, rcmorca When Jo"'
Than Roberts appointed Collector of that Por''
Shuz was especially recommended to Mr.. H. oy ~
Tyler an object Of commiseraon and sympathy NV.
accordingly his son received an appointment ""a
has occurred SINCE to induce mir. ylt to order h's
,oval fr the purpose of putting man, rejected by "''
Senate for another oficr in his place! II IS a"s"'
~ Mr. TylersenT to Mr.. Rohers; "iiou '''''
Cry ,naA are there IN your qG'ces'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
D0nlcotte fntcili1ruer.
EIcuAoAn. Oct II.
GREAT FIRE.

Destruction u fo,a Hundred aud ninety leesioads y

GREAT FIRE.
Dcs,rrciioa Of fom Ludfed aud ninety ieestcads q
tcha.c1.
Thn lsrst tobacco Waftl.sls AL fact ~ owned ~
VI, Asrtihald l'lVmas Was discovered 10 be- an Efe
alb. ut } o'el-ck Saturday mafnin9. This establishment
w1s Virginia Street. South Il Cary. not Yer, ial
frun u ya's Brdge. The FIRE Squad WIN great "a
mdlts. (or many u thu Buildings 10 the vicinity wcrd
Of very eomLus5le nature and bct Il It could De sup
ptesstd. eight large buildings and several
snail niiiass. were Destroyed. All iiin buildings
Virginia street, opposite tie hing warc.use. Horr
sWopi by the flames
The lower par al the warehouse was rented ly Capi
Benjamin Sheppard aud Was filled with alsecJ sl,Ns
ed on account ii various persons. The nppt Iaa wa,
nsrd hs MI Thomas his tukaeco Manufacturing ruf=
p.sls.
-Four tuplrd ael ninety hogshcajs Il to5acr.i,
the nnsi 81 "A very Gae, wcre slowed In the warehouse
This may he valued Al {35.to9 on $1,000 There
Was an Insurance al sle,'TN np9ut effected Ia north
etu l,r WhehWill be divided al,aly among the own
efs Of the tehacea. This iesciher win the snail
mount Inst may be malr nat r the damaged parcels 81
tbaecp ikai may be eahrfed from The rBins. Is oil thai
they vii haYc Ia iuueHliy Item, aud this VII be bul
= snail dtyid.ui
Nj Tnauas W. insured ! 00on)en ht, Nar.l1us,.
bat netlng upon bic ass4rs and manufactured Tobacco
# which lslt tlItle aYa' af i3Ju Ia boxes
Ills Is. exclusive If b1 Nsica.u.c, Is from ggD L.
1 - aal no iasatsHse
ANN. tie olftr luIi3nss. vafr r,c wooden ans
a ] = 1r.es iasafl owned 5 81 Hehaul AH3esru
- sH-, w4.''sn fsetay l'I,as.n: Ia :. Jac,ls' IS
I-. zu4 aaetaefeVaeI IS Iiaaii {. Nate. I'll .us,l
~ Tie atl.1 al H- 9sef~ a .e,s value an owned
: l. sieve rsntt o.. lil Ngs sai Mase,-
aut II. ias.|fsJ. n te.ste.
t. aaags. s>r5rt We aars#u,. bad gery In, 81
sa'se ~ 'i4#a,. NrHess laa c=5pr3 5 ue-t.,s
Nc,srs. y A1isFs-1 ;, Z -, sau i,51a worth #
i,aeu, 6sutss, ~. W'lea wf.e drps tsdlu Il. AH
aftsah Factory.
t. cam. IS is aaoi f'e1o'-s.me $1,000 Ut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
~ TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
Tor YeU-icai Institutions.

HNilE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the Musical
n world, iha, his assortment of Music is uncom-
monty large and MISUNDERSTANDING Instruction Books
Tor the Piano Forte, Guitar Flute, Nioln &c.---as well
great variety OF Sacred Music aud Note Books or
singing all of mich will be sold low. by
r." y. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Seller. Petersburg Va.
fine assortment OF flano For'os un hand reduced
prizes. f.. Z. \.
Oct. IL Il ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
NGTEs,I,.

a'iiF holder Of natc given by Mr., Jaeh Facklcr If
y buckingham, to Col john JOHNS. Of lie same
county, 5000 viii Was payable The first Of Jan
uary, lS1u. las hisajd lest ii; ard de public ac
horeia caaI,nd aganet trading for it, should il have
fallen into in 9rgcr LENDS Ga itetack # HE mote is
an order 'a ~ Nj Cersr H. Mallsas ti0uo Of The
a'uOnnt
Oct. 81 p if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

oonnerfiem.--The House Of Representatives of this
state has unanimously passed bill dividing tina, State
INTO Congressional districts BY a vote Of 10 to 81, il,
also adopted reSolutin in favor Of reuuIinu to Gen
Jackson, without condition or qualification. the $1,000
hne imposed upon him IN 1915 al New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

Tennessee Mr.. Speaker Turcv. the foco Foco
Speaker Of The Tennessee Senate, has submitted pro-
position authorizing the Bank Of Tennessee to issue Post
Mates to The amount Of millions Ct dollars for the
reici Of HE people true Loco Fuco remedy for lo
co foco discase- Mercury to cypcl mercury Why,
where Is yonr gold. gentiemcnihat you lhus fall back
upon the credit and paper system in lis worst form
The Senate Of Tennessee, in which there is Loco
oco majority have passed bill authorizing de Banks
OF that State to issue small notes Where, we AGAIN
ask these gentlemen. is their gold Has it moi net
found It's way mp the Mississippi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

o. Nicholas Biddle voted f:t the Ioca Foco icke,
at the recent election in Philadelphia "Old Nick Is
OIL Is he Joy 90 with him A. tho Baltimore Pa,
,l1 remaf,s N Il eHPl ded inanefs ara era, !asa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
10 Country .fscrrf;Ns,Is and
others.

M twill give the ii-hart market price in trad.
Tor Feathers, Tow aaa FAX Linen. Woa IA
o's.4 o. ROBES 3 BURTON.
'p" sf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

Young Robinson; who with his wife,
Perished in the vermillion, a. Huron, on
Lake Erie las, week. had bu. day or two
before united himself in that 'holiest Of ,ies
welded lovc,'to the fair girl of his choic.
and was on his way with his bride 10 speut
'he 'hopey.moon'r with his aged mother
who resides in New York, when dsa,b
with all its mos: appalling horrors. cam.
upon them both ina momen,.and summon
ed Them hence TO rhat bourne from whsnc,
no traveller returns ..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

!. = - mn 1nFufI.t NINftrtg
q Foolish Joks.-A Mr.. Tsmple!on. /,
few weeks since entered his name at sh'
Clifton House, on the Canada side Of Mig
al. Falls, out ofjoke, as,W. L.Macken1is.'
Afterwards he walked over the Highlands,
Psssinn numbers Of armed sen,inels and
soldiers, and then passed down the river I,
the foot Of the falls. While there, he w,l
hred at from the accliviiy above hin. and
the ball passed ihrough the top Of his hs,
Al this unfrlsndly SALVATION The young mai
was very muck frightened, and made fol
this side Of the liver with all possible speed
resolving never again to attempt TO pas'
himself for patriot within her M.jesy''
dominions. en s''i.itis ti.is's
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

I r( A write his name ON ii,c margin oI I
paper. and send that 10 > friend by mail. hs
conteys 10 him several distinct ideas and
fsclG ls,, that he u ssiIl alive; "a. that he
was wdil enonR h 10 wtits; 8dI ma, he 70.
members him, though distant; 4sii. that he
hes sent him by mail the very newspspei
upon which he has written his name, .or
caused tito Be done, and 9Th. he Tells his
friends where he is. e
Suppose man sends his visiting card
with his name written or engraved upon II,
in an envelope. through The mail, would !,
no. bs subjected to latter possagei lf,lsher
instead Of using card or clean piece OF pa.
per 10 do this, he shall elect re use an old
newspaper, thereby increasing the weight
and bulk Of The evidence Of his communities
lion ten fold, does not The same principle
require he sho0ld pay al least the same, Il
not greater pos.agel b Aaae
No other rule or principle can be adopt
ed Whereby 10 test the question Of ,he yiola-
ton Of the law OF 1925 The fact Of lis
violation canno. be made 10 depend upon
the length Of she sentence, or number Of
words or names written. ~ a
The only true and safe principle is, does
the writing on the paper convey TO the per.
son 10 whom tits sen. a fact, any in,e|i.
gence, or idea, from the person sending il
Your name written by yourself on the mar
gin Of anewspaper sent 70 your son, com.
munica,es to him the fact that you are still
alive, and in sufficiently good health TO
wIIie.and that you have sent him the paper
&c. &c. sle t2i ,sisls ~7i + t''i4''
My knowledge Of you personally felbids
the idea for a single moment tina. you were
conscious you were violating the law Of the
land; and have, ,heiefore, taken the mos'
trouble 10 satisfy You tina, the postmaster
did no. violate the law in exac,ing letter
postage in The case put by you. Hecould
no, know who wrote your name; and il
cannot change the question Of postage
whether il was written by yourself. by
another. Ifwrinen, and sent in the mail,
The right TO exact letter postage as,aches.L
As yournsme was not wrt.enby yourself
there is some doubt whether you are sub:
jecled TO the penalty imposed by the law
and would not advise, a prosecution in
such case -nor do desire any one 10 bs
prosecutedfor the penalty, when the post
master is satisfied the act was done wisheu
| a knowledge Of .he law Of 1925: aHsaia
With great respect, asri,
| Your o5edient servan!,
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES
BUCHANAN.
WANTED.
n A FEW BUSHELS or 3
WHEAT, CORN. OATS, ,BUCKwHEiT
AND POTATOES;
In payment for papers at this Office.
Sn6ject TO the decision of a Nafiono
e fonvention. M 4

En'igration.-An association has been
formed in Ireland. under The ausp,ce, NJ
Father Mathew. for promoting The comfor,
and well being Of Irishmen wishing 10 emf
CRATE to Foreign countries. In the pro,
pectos of The Association, the State of Ill
nois is recommended, not only on account
Of lis fertile prairies and fine climate ,bu. 70,
The efforts she is making to fulfil She obg.
,ion of good faith.
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From the Upland Onion,

~ National Contention THE democratic
Journals are suggesting, or discussing the
proper time for holding q i Naiionsl Con.
ven'ion, to pu. in. no nina,ion suitable can
didaies for Prssiden. and Vice President.
All sections ofthe Union appear to be deep
ly interested ia this anticipated democratic
assembage' where oil personal preferences.
after being duly and honestly pressed; and
deliberately considered, will be laid on the
alter Of mutual concession, and the selec.
,ion made will be such as will insure the
united and, harmonious action ofthe democ-
racy of the Union ,,sa.tais ass....d. a., !.
Different views are entertained as regards
the time for holding .he convention some
suggest May is43. others May 1914; We
would perfer tho fusmer date, believing tha.
IN early SELECTION of candidates for ,he
above offices viii q, once pu, an end 10 all
sectional claims and personal preferences,
and insure uniied action in the all impor-
tsns congressional legislation. which BY .he
overwhelming force OF public opinion,
declared through the ballot box, will soon
dsyolys ON the democratic party. Let the
nomination for President be settled before
the December session of ls43 commences,
and shsre will be fair field for democratic
principles and enterprise 10 exer. their, in.
npence in promoting the best interests OF
the country. The honest and comments.
BILE zeal which is now operating and will
have been yielded, and one honest and un-
lied impulse will llimpel the rank of dem
oeracyl 70 insure .hs election Of their can,
didates, and restore the credit and pros.
perity Of the country. We have never in.
duiged the idea of disaAsc,ion n'tbe ranks
Of ofdsmocracy against regular nominations,
bn, supposing such result. possible, the
sooner, i, is met the better, and the more
effectual will be the indifrant rebuke i,
viii receive from sll'whose motto is 'pra-
ciples not men, aii. aa4 *
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Pnupers;--Am Among the i7s, 900, 900 in
dividuals who inhabit Europe. there ara
saidso be 100000 beggars, or pers0p'
who subsisf al .she expense Of the cemmun'
~ without contributing TO It's resources. ID
Denmark the proportion is five per cent ID
England ten per cent; in Holland four'ss'
per espy .si..sls si.i i.sit,a'a5