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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

Ia! wtgt makes v'ur teeth sO unusually
Ruoth Josh's DulCina. 10 hlm ru,her niEht
To make vrufs look 80, With a grin, Tcplied Josh
I've bought you bottle of HhoTu's tooth Wash
Us the best now ~ use, 50 the gentle FOLKS say,
Ana since they " tired tiiS, cast all others away
But 20 prove It The bcs' to make the teeth shine
Look AGAIN, my dear Sal, at the iustre IF mine.
Then try this great Footl Wash,
the leabcryy Tooth \ ash,
And see 4 the Tooth y ash of Them, Is not fine?
4 MONts the Recommendations TO the above, are
- the following.
Having tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud become acquaiutei with the ngTo j.
ents OF It's ,ompO>Iuon,I cheerfuy say, cUnsId-
er 70 one OF the safest a. IL is one II ,he most
y ca SAINT tooth washes now muse. ID HU NJ
Pittsburgh Sept Is 1912. Deuust.
lt1kr pleasure "a sta tng, aCtCr having ma g
use Of 'Ihoru's Tea O,rTy Tooth Wash, tHatit :
one Of he best drutEicCs IN use. Being 10 q u
qHd 'Ovm Il combines nca ness with convenience.
w hlie u cleunses the enamel and removes the
tartar from he teeth, Its perfume Yields fra
ScancC peculiarly drsuable. JPIlEBITS. VI l..
Ing Undersigned Neused 'Thofn's cDmpoun"
Tea Berry tooth wash end have found II to
an extremely pleasant drutrCTIce, exercising
moss salutary influence over he teeth and gums:
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation of
Tartar, aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
OUruiy tested rs Virtues, We lake pleasure N ie
cOunCndD- Il 10 the public, believing II - be
the hest article of the kind now in use.
NJ BEHTSON, JAMES JACK.
ROsr ii PEBBLES. CHAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGU, WA MCANDLESS,
III l. EtNGWALT. LEONARD = JOHNS,
J NJ MOORliEAD. JAS s CRAFT.
For sale By JAS BAKER Wheeling, Va
fob "
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WHEELING Va.
TEVIE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared. wI.h he
necessary machinery, and Be- successfully
presenting the manufacture Of Lard OIL az his
establishment on Market Allcv, being enabled
wI'u boo. pre- .rrt machinery 70 turn ont about Elk
sunlrst ga Ions q Week, OF OF fsat be warrants
equal tO any manufactured In The United States.
for OIL purposes equal tO the beet Sperm. end TO,
m1Chiuer iar superior 90 any other kind Of oh.
is o. enabled f1 ssi. 1f The lowest Cincinnati
prices. hueT-. mlrhluiafs merchants and OfhurR
arc invited 90 give huI CaIi. he rs prepared 60
sell wholesale or retail. ON such terms as cannof
fiil 90 please. OIL put u1 Doc Barrels, kegs. cans
or in any manneruT quaurfv tp SUIT purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 20. Address
~ WARREN
Cash paid Tor Lard. mari7
VVLOUR-25 barrels Supsror Fresh Family
II fUur fyr fnie Nv
VQO JAMES u FORSYTH & co
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INSURANCE,

TTIRE &NIARINE INSuRANCE-Thers ar
tWosituatOns only IN which individuals can
be placed where they con adequately appreciate
the value uf insurance. These are while -'auG-
ilg ugOn the runs % their Own property tu'r
TeccI wing from an Insurance Office the iH.l o.
mount which they have Iosi, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps By i. zoiaie fam
ilv. lameutng hat stupidity and toIlv which haC
IA led 10 prsvidc for such n cOuuleency. ~
8 AKIN SON gent Of the PRDIEG WON
INSITRANCF co or HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores mills i4cf1ries. DC, together with cher
contents such az furniture, merchandise, ma
chinerv and everyother description Of lusurar.e,
properly. Alec. on steam, Reel and fiat boais
and their cages 10 and from any port on TIC
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite 'hc Z
H0fel. lah % 1872.
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4 f'ERI'E .IIsf 81 m
AND CERTAIN CERE FOR WORUS.
CERTIFICATES Of IT. efficacy can be seen al
the store OF the subscribers sufficient 10 sat.
Isiy re most IncreduIous. Price IS cents.
NHITELEY, Green CO. Pa. I
NJ y. 4. FaIuestect &. co.
Dear Sir: ] ave been using your Yermfuge in
my practice for number Of years and fad o.
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer that
ever had.
! was called 10 child six or seven wears old in
Nay, 1912, which was then IN spasms with the
worms j gave ~ one vial Of your Vermifuge n.
grecs".y 10 directions, and the child passed 40
Wprhls. In q few weeks, I gave u another vial
and 10 passed 21p mere, making in all Go Worms.
ed good health ever since.
nave prescribed 70 m many either cases, IN
which 1t has brought away 200 and 300 y oIfns.
IONA"flAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are NermIfuges in almost every section
o. the cOuntT ", serted 10 b. the same or equal
TO ahnes iock s. whlchis not the case,-thcre
ars none ike A.. They contain dan,crous Ingrr-
dents. Avoid them az you value life and health
use he hTst aud only safe an efficacIous one.
40 not be prtsuaded bv the interested vCndcr
that others vii answer az well
q A FAHNEsTOCK & co.
Corner OF SIKH aud Wood sts. Pittsburgh.
JONAS CRUNRACKER, g.
JAMES BAKER,
RA FAHNFsT0CKs ANTI BTiIOTrS
NiLI S.-t gentle buf efficient catherine. fX-
"r'ss.y adapted Tor & uIv puvsrr; 1ud are not
slrra-sr0 DIV any other uIIl o. use for aI cases iu
WHICH cntharuc OF Inoirated. They will operate
lLoTnHRn.y without grplng. Price % cts for a
box containing 30 pile
pnstfg0 nc or Cou.h B1Isarg-A valuable
rem ig '1L Cough S a.t Colds. Price 21 crrfs.
C,urh Lozr0geg -Thcse Lozcurcs possess ]
ihe virtues of che best C5uah syrup are e5nys-
n.enf Go carry n fHr pocket and are very pleasant
20 the taste. Price % cents.
H.#N rH.H o. 81 Cd
. summer complaint. As the season Is now aU-
pro aching lu which bowel complaints arBalwags
VERY troublesome az we'll 20 dangerous. every
t"milY should Dc provided with q box of these
| bozcnges which, fused according 20 directions
WI, certainly cure. Price 25 C7uts.
Liquid OD0fef1rc This penetrating arfi, ls
posst SECS double the strength OF fhe common
Dpo1eiduc Is m0re J'nauIv and much more cen
veui"nuy applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale BY ~ MECHEE
.cc5 WnesllnE We
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NOTICE TO TIOTHEKEEPEEs.

NOTICE TO HOISEK EEPEES.
I'VE subscribers beg leave 20 inform the cI'I-
zens 81 Wheeling ana vicinity, that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
nj NoIs5 Nnia street Wheeling Va. where
may be found an extensive assert mcnt OF Gil
md Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, POr-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. can
sis lng CfFCaiheT Beds: holsters, Pillows, curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husi md spring
mattresses; together with fuil a7sortment Of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
offered IN this cItv u,i ul which viii be sold
or the meet reasonable terms and warranted.
Also Locking glass Plates, mahogany veuecIs
varnish, Spanish moss, &c, &c, constantly OF
hand.
STEAM BOATS FURNISHED with every article
Cf furniture on tho most acrOmmo IatIng terms
and 10 short notice.
Orders IN IaResyIIlg can be left with J +
ADAMS & Co.
iy2s MFNDFT. & HARBOUR.
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e. (. 90 80 . .s:ss:s J n


"a ROWN & cos Baltimore. Pailadelihia. Cum.
= y berlud, PitIshHgh. Wheeling CIuciriuaiji.
Louisville aud ST Luns package Express Foreign
Letter aud General F"rW sriing Office Specie
Bank Noes. Parcels aud cases of Goods of ever,
description. Nill he received ard forwarded wiih
The ul"'uSl despatch 10 all The Eastern, esieln, AMI
Southern cities. also ~ Lverp,o London. Paris an.
Iiavrs.
PariIcnl'r attention given ~ Cusioc House Bu,i.
uos-. collection Of Mics drafts. bills dc. &c
Special messenger " III leave the Baltimore
Philadei phia, IND New York ufTi~rs daily
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATxINs0N & TFYPLENAN, Cumberland, Nd
JAMES Y. caldwell, E.'i. Wheeling. Va.
l.. p FBASCIscrs & Co, Thrd St. CINCINNATI, Ohio
And NJ 80 y Main, 81 Louis No.
GEnEGE A. BERRY, ESQ Pittsburgh. Pa.
Bows & CO, ID South Third Street, Philadel ph;a.
Pa
Ard Museum Bailing. Bdrinore street. B1lrimorc,
MI. july lS
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4 AJ't AND LACE GOODS have q.
1 beautiful variety 81 every de-cuia'nn e The
,ncwe't style lsccs. tdsiugs. N-iis Sc. BACK,
and While. Ccd2j 7 SELBY
EE OSIERY-Alluc a. 10 new ariclr) Lsmhsa
u ri Wool uf vnuDu. c,lnrs. Menu a. CASH
merc, Nur,tcd art to'ou. Sik aui S.ur Six
HOSE and iiAhF HOSE for Men, LADIES' MI,sv-.
Boys nrd Children. IN every Narioy at
Cct2 SELGY'S
EH OURNISG GOOOS-Supcr B'acS,
We Preach LnDsriais. ISuruhazrne-. Mouse Ina lie
LANES snrer French Alermn. a 81 c>13i,e Fr"nrh
Chin'zrs Blnrk Lam, Ws,l aud Thrbe Meme
SliAWl.S and Nlp4ruing Crsyr's C.ape,. Gisuves,
Lace Wells aud ks h5b1-. & &c assor nicnt,
bought with care and al,cnur, by
OF 2 w y SELgY
NENUTNE FRLN"u CillNrZES--A few
" Plrc"-Nep adnrah.c patterns the real ar,i--
Gle, just rel at LIB 81. BI'&
AS-Ni,rs s,p-r Buck. Msun". B.rli,.
III HrI atl Go tD1 CT IVES. ladies sup r
Ezra kid. SILK. Mrriuo aud Fancy Giy-,s q
Nuts. Bus aud Mrres', great variety 10
. al cheap AT locI 81 StLBI'S.
AtiRPEr CIIAIN--N large let rc.'J ,ud
~ wn.'e C.rprt Cam, ch,lc cu.'r- just
'recsrvc;l aid iur sale CT SELBYS.
oct
q NHISTZ rs. PRINTS. &c.-A beautiful
d variety uf chm ze' Prints aud Cingh' n-,
emhr elm. alnrIsi every style. cplor aud p-IcO,
exceedingly low rates. LEROY CALiCOiS,
equal To- anyIhins ever seen At ihc Prise IN ~
Wtslern Country, al SELBfS
oct
StORsETS a now sarpy whi'o aud sa'I
v CORSErS. can he had 4, sELBY'S.
eci S
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a Moths. &C.-Niy stock uf Broad CLOTHS
" Beaver CLOTHS. CASSINEEES, SATU
NEI"rS. NESrlNGS and all other articles CenI.t
meus' wear. very rnmllsle aud desirable Call aut
zee hem. (od 9 w + SELBY.
1 LPACAS, MEklNOES, Sc. &c.-You will
" Grd at Cuuer Mnm and Madison streets, q.
superb a-suriucntu Alpacas, Chusats. Mcrinocs
,laii snd ig'd Nl,usn lie Leiues aud oil olhcf
Fa'hiunuLic WINTER GOODS Ex,mirr bce.r,
you ''uv, aud yua wal ind Them chop and ds''raLi,
act > W + SEIBY
SHAW LS!-A splendid stock oF SnAWLs Of
- every desr;Iruou VIII he fosn nn exa,niuuli"r
at the FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. or
oL2 w II SELDY
sNXTRA FINE-A few pieces super fg'o
4 4 aad walered Fren-h VELVErS f'r dresses. ,
,upyunr quality. Call suon or You will mss them
oct J w + SELBY.
SRLAEN GOOD~--a,le ,uIor,d Alpaca,
3 Mrrnu,-s and NIuusln 80 Lanes for drcsse.
and rlan ShawIs, (snue materially Also, fiu'
ass.rimcO' Of rrrn'iiy prints and ether pniR GOODS
Al (nc B. w SELBYS
81 ? ASK ELSA lot trav. Hing BASKETS
= = iu<' reed ~ lucr 81 W Il SELBY
nIMITY RUFFLEs-A beautiful Style o
| AZ th,s arilce, something new, You can find at
ocr3 SELBY'S.
! 3 DIANKETs, BA'ZES AND FLANNELS
! - II you call at he Corner Man aud Madison
Streets. near the ute of The runIemp plated uev
rIdscl you viii buy me fine Blankets. d "
aud Fiannels. as they are goid and cheap. Uc 3
"a MBk ELIAS. y have just received new
! q supply oi UMBRELLAS. nm,ng which Ar
4 few ezra size superior six, large enough f,r
nan and hi, family If mot more imam ten in nun her
ucI3 w II SELBY
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CIR EN- & cos.

PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
TYNE = pub c are informed that isRFENE &
d co. have ruIrIed IuIr on arr6. c,mcu'
with the Baltimore aud Ohio Raj Road Compa-
ny 10 run = Gar with 'hC passenger tTaln "a
Cum erl7nd, ana are rrcrgrCd 20 forward Pack
ares, Parcels and bundles al, to and from tic
following places.
F'redsrick, Hancock HGrper's Ferry. Martins
burg. Cumberland, Hheslirg, Cincinnati,
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Fran, leaving Baltimore at ia NJ. az.
T.vInF az Wheeling by i,NfRE -, early the tot
Tne above line ~ I'll forward paca ages specic
Drafts. Balls 81 EGcHaa ge, make go Elections sho
attend TO the purchase o! goods IN Ealum re-
PhIld lelphI,, New ors and intermediate towns
Greene & Co. h1vi0g oun-Cted the above lins
with Gr sHnld & Cos Baltimore and PaHadel
PHI a, and Acvms u Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines pledge themselves To execute
wIh fidelity and despatch, any Juslucss eitrusI
ed 10 their are.
n. B All packages by the I've line must be
marked Care Of Greece = Co.'S w estcrn FIX
press. SaF'ThOse from the West Greene " Cos
Eastern and Northern TX rcss." We beg TO
refer to the following Rertleslen'
Mcssrs B-ckhrad & PeArce.
Do Talbot, Jones e. Go. p,,..
DO Matthew'S. Odld & ca. D1''"'"''
WIN R"binsun, Jr, Esq.
Mee.rs ID tcklhson Il Co, Cumberland.
ID Jas IL Forsyth e. 40, Wheeling.
AEENTS-O ELEPHANTS Il Duncans, Cumberland
jas IL isTsyth @ Co, ~ heeijHP.
n. All packages ADDRESSED 10 the care of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE & co.
aug 81 80 Market street Baltimore.
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standard. MOI content with having debar'ea
III. President from the succession, even II The
nar,v should choose TO elect hun, MIR. Blair no"
,Lrcatens vengeance ON any Democratic cand'-
da,e who shall even PERMIT Mr.. Tyler--who
vetoed Mr. Clay's Bank bi-to Tole for him
That il may be seen we do not exaggera'e, we
will quote The Globes words;
Thousands, hundreds of thousands OF honest De,
mocrais would revolt from The support u any saa"aa''
under which the corrupt cohorts Of Tyler spencer,
Porter WicklHe and such shameless apostates, VEG
PERMITTED to rally. They would ssy .nat inc
Democratic chiefs and cand dates who ADni sucn
associates must themselves be eoTuPi J""n'fss, s''
NOT 10 be trusted They would stay al home ana ioid
their arms, WILLING TO SEE The GOV EnN
MENT FALL INTO THE HANDS OF ULTRA
FEDERALISM"
This may not be considered DIcTATlos by the
Globe but to our comprehension, u Is saying 10
the Democratic candidate, II you snDer GER
tain class Of free American citizens, uho hare
incurred my dispiedsure. to rote for you IN
1914, then thousands, hundreds Of thousands
of honest Democrats Wouid 'reroh," (will Mr..
Blair lead The revolt with his tomahawk 2? aud
the Government will .staH into the hands 81
ultra Federalism"
Even this, all this, will not drive Mr.. Tyler
and his friends into the support OF Mr.. Cay
Mr. Rlair's "old friend and connexion by mar
rage"
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From the Missouri Reporter

Fifteen States will elect their members Of Congress
during the next three months, and IN many Of them
the canvass has been quite animated for a long time.
Yet the Washington Globe, instead Of lending its aid
TO strengthen ITS political friends throughout the
Union, has been, for months busily employed in stir
ring up dissensions in the Democratic ranks aud fall
styling the positions maintained by the party in every
State. II directs its whole force against MIR. Tyler
willis, the Democrats fighting their old and in
veterate foe- in than half Of the States in the
Union. There a time when IT was prompt in
rendering assistance to Democrats but now it is too
intent echoing the stale and worn out charges Of
MIR Clay and his supporters, h. attend To the cause Of
Democracy. We defy any man TO point out a single
article which has appeared IN that paper for several
months that has aided the party ia the least Whilst
more than half Of the Union is engaged in an ami
mated political contest, the Globe, which was esab-
shcd at the Seat Of Government TO battle for the
Democratic cause, and which has been the favored
recipient of Democratic bounty has been silent upon
the great questions discussed throughout the country
and actively employed in enabling the Wings to sus-
tain the issue which they have made with President,
Tyler. II is the duty Of the national organ Of the
party 10 watch the issues made upon the Democrats
the different States and TO rect its energies to the
support Of its friends. Why is the Globe so silent
when its aid IS much needed Has IL no desire
for the election Of Democrats To the next Congress
What explanation can II give Of its descron Of the
cause whilst the battle is raging in fifteen Sta,esl
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-05

We fully concur in the following remarks by the
editor of the Columbus Old School Republican. In
Ohio as well in Connecticut, the friends Of this
Administration have rendered important services to
the Democratic party at the polls, fully conhding in
the honor and berality Of those who reaped the ben
eft of that aid In this State there are many lead
ing Democrats who appear 10 appreciate the services
rendered them by Mr.. Tylers friends but there are
others we are sorry to say who refuse to recognize
any claims however reasonable, by any Democrat who
prefers the present incumbent, to other Presid entail
candidates. We can get along with any thing else,
better than ingratilude
"Too long have the friends Of the Administration
sought b. forbearance, concession and compromise
TO lead IFS bitter revers, found ~ the democratic
ranks, back TO their duty and countyto induce them
to award simple justice to John Tyler and his friends
Their appeals have been disregarded Their for
bearance has served only to stimulate their enemies
to yet greater ourages against decency and proprey
BY Oft repeated injury and insult "forbearaDce has
ceased to be virtue" Duty to ourselves and the
country call upon every Republican in the land to
buckle on his armor for the fight From every part
or tnis broad land tho coll up--orynnisei or
gani-e! What say the Republicans of Ohio to this
call of their brethren in other Statesi Are you
ready 10 face your enemies boldly, and like men per-
form your duty We doubt ii not. As for US, we
will not seek the favor suppcate the furbearance
Of the reyIlers of John Tyler.
We will MT humbly beg them TO acknowledge our
democracy, admit the right of the friends OF John
Tyler TO present his name 10 the Democratic Nation
al Convention TO meet at Baltimore in May next
Francis p Blair and Thos ii Benton, and their hum
bic followers, do not constitute the democratic party
neither the democratic people their humble slaves
10 do their bidding At the bar OF the democratic
PEOPLE, the friends of John TYLER are prepared 10
appear, and by them is he willing to be tried Be-
fore that sau.e bar, they will arraign his enemies
They fear not the result Of scrutiny into his political
life. They will in self defence henceforward de-
yeop the acts of his opponents aud expose their pro-
performed, they will be prepared TO go with conf
dence before a Democratic Convention IN May next
composed Of delegates appointed by the PEorLr, and
abide their decision.-Hptford Patriot & Eagle.
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MEDITATED TREASON

In announcing the name Of Mr.. Van Buren, as
its candidate for the Presidency, the Globe. on
Thursday last, ntimated that if any other distip-
guished Democrat should be nominated, il
would be equivalent to second overthrow Of
the party.
Such hint, when considered in connection
with the friendly relations which now exist be.
tween that print and the leading Clay presses.
is pregnent with meaning. II is meant. if we
are not mistaken, as a threat to The Democratic
party Of dissolution and defeat, if Mr.. Van Blu
rem should not be tried again, and the Globe
should not get the printing. And it is down
right and impudent DTcrArroS to The rest of the
candidates. The Globe serred the party when
poor-when rich il aspires to control it, IL is
now independent of the party, and may b, tray
it, and then retire rich.
II the hint thrown out in the Globe of Tburs.
day be not sufficient TO satisfy the Democracy
OF its arrogant disposition, we fancy The LEADING
editorial article in Yesterdays paper will force
conviction in the breasts of all rational mon
Mr.. Blair, in the article alluded to. no. onlv
curses and accommodates the President ana
his friends, but threatens to break up the who'll.
Democratic party IN a rom, if any Democrat;c
candidate shall permit them to rally under HI,
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THE DISTRICT SYSTEM-PER CAPI-
IA VOTING

The able essay on this subject signed
" South Carolina" which appeared in the
Charleston Mercury, we had laid aside for pub
lication at such particular juncture as the pre-
sent; and now we cannot find it. VIII some
friend furnish US with copy7 We not only
desire TO publish it in extenso ourselves, but we
hope every press in the country friendly to the
Administration, and in favor Of the People
having some share in making the next President,
will copy IT,
We shall likewise print extra numbers of il
for extensive distribution. There can be no
doubt but that the political machinisfs are al this
moment busily engaged in making President
without consulting the will Of the People-and
no time should be lost in putting the People on
their guard.
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DrrnAupne rnr WATER Coum,sosr,,-sioc,
j. g. CALHOUN.

DrrRAupNc THE WATER COMMONWEALTH
the 18th Of last month, the receipts at the Office Of
the Commissioners Of the Croton Water Works.
amount TO something less than ten thousand dollars,
(9,769) and the number Of PERMITS issued is but five
hundred and eigbty-seven. This is accounted for in
part by the great decrease in the population Of the
city during the hot weather in summer but a more
probable may be found in the extensive frauds
which have been perpctrated the city by indvidu
ais representing themselves the authorized agents
of the Board to supply cistcrns and furnish dwellings
with water, and having performed the stipulated ser
vice by attaching hose, which they carry cIandcstne
ly to the hydrants in the peghborbood charging and
receiving, adequate remuneration therefor. The
amour, in which the city has been thus defrauded is
estimated at the office Of the Commissioners 10 ex-
coed 800 900,
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From the NJ. o. RspuIg can


The friends Of John Tyler in the eastern and mid
die States, buckling on their and preparing
their weapons for the next years fight 10 such a
contest every good ,iizen should be ready to ialsc
part But who is to organize, discipline, and lead
into action, the friends Of the Administration in this
qnarteri Where are our captains Of tens and cap
tains Of hundreds There is no lack Of friends 10
John Tyler, but where are the leaders Among the
officers holding important commissions and enjoying
high salaries under the General Government No
Among the 500 and odd oiice-holders under the
State No. Among the city placement No.
Where them Among number Of fearless and I'M
bought old Democrats, cho have the heart 10 pro
claim that John Tyler has done more for the cause
of genuine Republics nsrn than any man living ex
cept Andrew Jackson. These are the men to rail-,
and lead the Tyler Democracy Of Louisiana; and
we always know where TO find them. Still we have
word to convey in kind Of playhouse whisper
to our friend, in Washington. The men we alluJe
to may not be induced to step forward until they as,
certain whether John Tyler will act as Andrew Jack
son did in 1929 and the hickory broom not less
swecpingly They will insist upon deprivng inyete-
rate Clay men Of official stations. They will be
equally unwilling TO recognize a. Democrats many of
the Wings and federalists who obtained Office under
Van Buren,, and continue 10 hold Office under Tyler
They the very personhcation Of all that is true
in Democracy and therefore may insist that when
John Tylers party becomes heir party, neither Clay
Van Buren, dead weights shall be allowed TO clog
their movements,