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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
WOOD TYPE.

The NORTH American Wood Type Factory
at Pittsburgh.
XVN. sCHoOLY. HARVARD III. RYAN, ISAAC
w NJ. iNGER John II. MORRISON. havins as
sociaied themselves together under the style and title of
schooiey. Ryan & Co., far tie manufacture OF Wood
Type, AID as their type Is altogether made BY nachin.
ery, the invention of Isaac NJ. Singer, one of the hrm.
they feel confident that they ofcr a more perfect artiels
of tyne, aud al much lower rates than amy heretotare
offered N the United States, aud are now ready TO nal OF
ders OF the sante.
An orders addressed &c Sehooey. Ryan 4 Co, al their
ofhe IN Dislnond alley between Wood and Sinitlleld
slIeess, " ~ be punctushy attended 10.
IL PProarietorso OF New an copying this adj
yerttsemeaf 3 months, and sending us their paper. win
lie entitled u receive their pay an tyle. on paresasiny
three times the amount of their bill for advertising.
lime IA. isAS. Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
BIG WINDOW,

Opposite the Big Red Boot
WHfiE subscriber Is now receiving and will continue
4 TO receive for a short time, daily supplies of season.
able new Goods, bought al tae close of the season, and
at very much reduced prices; such as
Wide ricn Earlston Gingisn,s at Isle;
so Us more of those 10 and l2ae Plaid Muslins;
Is ns more of those fine Linens, at 31sc;
90 ps more Sea island "A Shirtinys at l2ec;
10 doz rich Fringed and low priced Parasois;
doz China Pearl, Rutland and Braid Bonnats;
Ia ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons, with q great variety OF
new Prints and Lawns. (my5l S RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

PILES, SORES, &c-The Genuine Hays' Imminent
is an article more justly celebrated ~ a cure for The
above, than any or all Others. Its cures are almost in
Vulnerable, and it is only necessary to let those " nc
know the article and used it with such great success
that 1t IS 10 he aad true aud genuine OF Constock q Co
81 Courtland 81. New York. sole proprictogs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

~R. T~RArToN'S Compound Buckthorn Syup 10,
~ impurities of the blood. s~erocuious a.e lions. Sal
RAeunl, ratter, and cutaneous disc Asses, generally. 'rh,,
syuIp 4 Justly celebrated in New England far is ENC
az aud certainty in sfording reiief and restorin az i,eailh
The most celebrated physicians IN N. l.. use IL aud rec
ouanend II in their prsetlee.
RIOS ORNBROOK 4 co,
Ang7 General Agents in Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
NEW SPRING STOCK AT
T. s.

AVU. TUL IK1uT HtL StTCCEs7
wv have commenced receiving our Spring stock Of
fashionable DRY GOODS, which will embrace
all the new styles out this season. Our customers and
all those wishing to purchase amy thing in our line. are
sssnr ed that we can show Them as good \ selection and
al low prices. as can be found ia this city.
We viii continue 70 receive additions to our stock
every few days until the assortment il complete.
Wheeling. Mar 81, 1913.
A GOOD Variety Of Prints TO he had al your own pri.
a ces al feb 1871 GREER & MOTTE'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
Pittsburgh aud whre,iax Packet.

FFttsrHFSh NUu Wuf~ssux r"tHF',
The sWi III steamer CONSUL, Dorsey
hA-LN, =. Kinney, Master, VIII leave regular
slIsff&&, ~ for Wheeling. on Monday, Wednes-
"16.SI7Sb day, and Friday at 10 o'cio precisely.
Leay. Wheeiin. every Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urdsy, at O'Clock, a. NJ, positively.
The Consul " ~ land a all the Intermediate ports
Every accommodation that can he procured for the com
fort aud safety of pnssensats has heeu provided. The
boat is also provided with a self acting safety guard to
prevent explosions.
For freisht or passage apply on board. MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

BERRYHILL & COMO. l3l, ZANES' ROW.,
RfAVE common ced receiving their large and well sc
Ax iected stock OF Dry Goods, of all kinds usually
kept in a Dry Goods store, which has been selected with
much care, and purchased at unusually low prices;
ther etore we can say with perfect safety that we will sell
al lower prices than has ever been known in this mar
US q call, as we take great pleasure in showing our goods.
f'""'. '.isunoei siaisn /. . wo soy vi will sell cheaper
Than has ever been sold by any house ia the city of
Wheeling. mr2j
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

n III NJ EDJT "OTNTND,
R,ncnr ROAD. ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST.,
" 49, PHILADELPHIA.
TnHIs extensive establishment is erected ON an impro'
YEA plan, aud w the aid OF steam Power nianuiae.
lures ali klnas of Plain aud Ornamental MARBLE
WORK. IN a superior style, and al the lowest prices.
The largest and hest assortment Of MARRLS MASffLs,
Imp,rled Pssior and Garden SrArcARy, VAsss AND
FousrAIss. rlLEs for h1ors. sc, may lie seen al the
Ware Rooms, to which the atient'on Of the public Is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied ii ailtines with a " numher
of nnislled Nantes and Table Toys. Italian Tonhs aud
Monuments cut tn sizes of hnished-aiso constantly on
hand. a ,sfre assortment OF American Grave Stones IN
tie rough OF finished. Marble in the blaek, Sc,
John BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street.
Phila. March ~, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
CnnkINn STnNEA.

lUUkINU NTON %.
THE Subscribers have iusf received an assortment OF
4 'arV scott ANp COS Cuokine s%snses,NIl HIS requir-
ing a cooking sto.e would So well oiook al III ese before
purchasing elsewhere, as tlsy arc constructed with es-
pectal reference a. n e humiugul coal.
Aur pefsou purchasing ufe OF hsse stoves, and md.
rns an trtai. TO f4iiu r1 etius their expectations, "a yer
uit,ea in retum the same. BLACK $50 KNOX.
June -, lste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
80nks, Sc.
BOOKS. NEW STOCK

II AMiLY and pocket Bibles. PRESBYTERIAN Psslms aus,
n Hymns, Psalms Of David, variety Of school Boos.-
Ecleei lie Readers. Sanders Readers. Cohhs Reader
RAYS Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic aud Algebra.
Comstock's Philosophy. Chemistry and Physiology ani
avariety Of standard works on Tseology, Medical an
general Literature, Blank books and all Kinds OF station
airy. wide window blinds and wall paper. sold low 81
any establishment in the city. by
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
ser3 Main street. WhceIin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
GLASS,

also a full stock of window saslrcs, always on hand and
for sale at No 1875 Main st. &C ROBINSON
dec IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

NhlpS. ~ hipS. j. Whites superior leather
wagon Whips; for sale lower than usual, d u4sh
mlr - NiCOLL n CARR. iWg Meinst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
ROOKSt ROOKSfi

fVNHE subscriber having entered into such an arrange
' ment with all the large publishing houses il" the
eastern cities as to enable him 10 sell at their publishers
prices in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. Call at
the corner Book store Of Main and Union streets:
dec W ' RORp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

TO THE HAI.T AND LANE, Constoek's Nerve
and Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, is the
most erfectual cure for Rheumatism, contracted cords, OF
muscles, aud Is warranted 10 cure any case OF kteuuta'
ttsin ar Gout. All the ABOVE articles are sold by
mar ! A F~AIRChILD, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16


Regular Packet between Wheeling and
S.eubenville.
THE nsw aud splendid ligtl
esS$N dTaught steamer
IN VIRGINIA,
w T. DAwsos, Master, leaves
0AOS3dl1NSRFS SieuAenviile every morning at {
O'Clock. and arrives at Wheeling al iui A. NJ return
ing, leaves Wheeling al . O'Clock, arrives at Sieu5en-
vile 81 O'Clock.
Passage 10 Warreniou, 50 cts.
Wcushurgh. so cts.
Sielhenville, Is chs.
For Freight or Passage apply on board. my6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16
EXTRA CHEAP

EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL IL WINTER GOODS,
AT II WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door beio,o the q. s. Hotel.
HFYEET mo "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

HOPPER kErrLEs.-Was ash and Stew Kettles on
~ hand and for sale low at JoHNSON's,
mr. IL las Market Square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Things in philadelphia.

Correspondence 81 TIE Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Friday, Oct p
The Cadets OF Temperance have had splendid
dag for Their parade and the procession vas very aTse
:, charming sight 70 thousands Of TIE youth
Of our city proudly enrolled under me banner Of Total
Abstinence from al inst can intoXcste Zach one OF
these Cadets VII grow Up leader IN the great battle
Of Reform and assist % conquer fell destroyer whose
path has been more marked oy desolstsh car S.1
De tn than that Of grim visagsd war Nsel az
body Of the procession was an hour tnls morning III
uss-ing snv gwen point and the Whols line was tss;e
fully decorated WITT fsgs banners and devices
The Court OF Quarter Sessions lad ordered tHe
Snerf 70 take possession OF TIE No' lNelL 10y -.
and the Northern Liberty Engine Compsny, 'neh
house. and apparatus on complaint OF Mayor be4ster
ling that the members had been riotous las sN =
stringent IN its provisions ruling TIE tompsAts out VI
service for SIX months.
ms courr IA, also decided on resrsument Of the
case Of those found guilty Of conspiracy 10 pass the
stolen money Of the Chester County Bank on toe point
whether they ought not 70 have been indicted iof ie
ceiving the money. knowing u 20 be stolen
The REPORTERS Of the Philadelphia Press held meet
ing this morning - do honor 70 the remains OF Lieut.
NoSrso~ERY YoUSS who died In Mexico ana was
formerly attached 20 the reportors corps u our ely
Hon JOIN H. CLAYTON viii address meeuns -
Rrsndywine SPRING. Del 20 morrow. large NUMBER
Of our citizen. Ti q down % hear the distinguished
statesman
which price il nearly nominal Corn Meal i. In limited
dem and Al, % OF Rye Flour quiet at, u. Wheat,
not much oeenuE snd sales range AZ IN Iloc ior
Red. and IL llsc for White. Corn in moderate de.
rnand and coo or 200 bush Penney ist sold
Al SIC Oss southern very dull At DOC, Bark sold 10
fhe extent II 100 hhds st26 81 So Cotton - rather
more inquired for snd holders IN order 70 eject sales
have submitted 20 farther decline. 30 bales sold at
&, for Fair Upands and &c for New Orleans on time
sugars are Fat 100 hhds Muscovadoes sold on private
terms 300 tercs. Prime Mess Beef sold At i IS, and
% Dol. extra Mes. sl3 Pork and Lard dull Butter
~ sales In Freighs no, much doing. bark was
taken up for Ireland at lo.d for Corn Whisky ia sell
ing At 23.c ,-,
sNr. OF sroox.-Frs Board-3oo Lehi.h Coal
Scrip alt l OOO Tres- Notes S. 100. 800 DO lO3 ,
$50 n Copper 500 state S. 73i l20OO d,
&C. los 5000 do los -.
s,oond Board-6OOO state So. al 5000 do, I3i lOi
sch Nav. g. ! Penn RI, { 50 Girsrd Bs, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Pennsylvania and Ohio.

We are favored with sundry letters, sskins our
yrira< opinion az 20 the vote OF PEsssYLvAsIA
for President We have no such opinion We
have but one opinion on the subject founded on
recent advices from various part. Of the State,
and il is that Pennsylvania will cast her vote for
Taylor and Fillmore by a decided majority
There 10 scarcely a section from which the reply
10 not Uniform We shall do better for Taylor
than we did for johnston very few Wing
Counties may be unisvorably affected by the Van
Buren, movement--say Allegheny, Mercer and
possibly Chester--but nearly all will increase
their majorities, while the msjorities In many Of
the adverse Counties will surely fall Of, and not
more than half of them can be increased without
fraud. We think there are ten Counties in
which the gain for Taylor on Johnstons vote
will exceed 5000. One gentleman assures us
that there will be 81 Longstreth votes for Taylor
in bis Election District another, OF limited ac-
quaintsnce, knows Of six changes OF that sort
within his narrow circle. We believe the case
is much like this generally, though there are a
few localities in which Free Soil votes were Civ
en- 70 Johnston which will so for Van Buren,.
After making all reasonable allowances, we are
satlffcd That resOlutc eystenatic Nohh W III
give the State TO Taylor, and that the work will
be done.
49, KS TO OHIO, our own impressions have been
decidedly adverse TO tie probability OF it's voting
FOR Taylor unless in case OF such general hurrah
in his favor that it will do him no good, not being
wanted We still think that # Gen T. carries
Ohio, no will have 200 OF the 800 Electoral Votes
Our recent advices are from sources not known TO
us az reliable, but they concur in giving the State
10 Taylor. There is no room to doubt that Taylor
will outrun Ford in several Counties still the
vote of the State Is in the hands of the Free
Sellers of the Reserve, and must not be confident
Nv counted on. There is no doubt, however, that
every day increases the chance of its going for
Taylor.
aIoRoIA will pretty surely vote for Taylor
The majority against us a, the state Election is
much less than we supposed week ago.
INDIANA would have voted for Taylor, If season
able exertions had been made. Ii may do so yet
But with Pennsylvania or Ohio right, her vote
will not be needed
NIw-JERsEY cannot be doubtful unless the
Wings of the Fifth District allow themselves TO
be set at losgerhesds respecting Member OF
Congress, and we trust the danger Of that is over
Altogether the prospect Is most cheering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
BY TIE MIDNIGHT SOTTHHRl NAIL

FE0s TAxPico-In addition - the FicayHne
letter fr1n Tsnpico. xhich E b. found on the out
s!de re learn from the Tsr- O-ief-' ORA taAt tne
citizens Of TAnpeo we're srirred = iris display OF IN
dependence through fears that ths ComnanaAni
General Gen Nontsys. Intended 70 81 the place WITH
troops. collected from tie laiey lnsurseni district Of
Huastecs, and ineu establish military dleiAioi'nlf
Gen. " from Victoria had issuec APPROXIMATION. &c
nouncng the s5etors % Sierrs Nadre scheI- an
declaring that they should be sigusy punished 4nls
alarmed the population. who are represrhiel "
dent In ihef desire for change Iney regret NJ
American rule and nothing VII conteni iAem DIX re-
turn thereto
70 IS stated letters which hsvs reached rs ci'S
that tie presence OF 000 American. n arms ~ol4d
s-ce % rero. tie whole OF the sac OF aa-
hpAs without shedding drop Of blood
ID The pro7u1cic-isnc published under ne ssna'-Ie
Of Pablo Cssela which We have seen, ne clt@ens II
nounce their determination resist the o. "
troopsofthe Inc into Tire city A. a. nazaros lney
are nov encsnpei on the opposite see Of ne EVER
and u expected that as soon Is tney were lelu
forced the sigma Of assault would - gwen aha lsI
DE sanguinsry scenes would 5e enacted go
Every kind Of business uss az stand. anc ne over
classes represented 20 be 4 the lowest sta" Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Market. ...c .Ksrutlp RsrosrEp Tos Tvs rssgss


AsEEs-Ar- e,atrtt-s. th 80 ,,.si "a 70 e a.,
COrrON ~ rafsef 90 Cotfen steafi SOL 49, -.
ra..ff nr -rp.rf
yioIR AND NEAi-ra-re ls, te,u sa sts- i-a.a5 b,
.rars 90 DO fluss f.rs
nnn hHs. nf ehHh tno.t s.t' hns "efr I -flt n
ll 4 parcel, NJ ssfh DESCRIPTION. trih frcss sr' -
-r-.-- sggh s tai 'if ohr afkrf, lsnf r' ~.
IT, 1875 cheaper usu y~serisf - r--Pss-
age There tsQotfor D. gfrfar f .tlr rrel 81
hf frsfrtf hrarts Sttr M NUrsh-f d. >'aa~ru
trr, moderate motenrrt A. tif 90 gf' 'ssef in 9~is-
go, F-t--.asnr S. Me- so a. % sfaf. sa .as. tfs
~ tt- safe. ~ Dol. Rsr Flour 81 8 81 PEE lol
NNatf fIrr~
sr.h hsrt.re ts---+r e. o sni ,'N to oas
DO lf. ar etpft Ta-rr g demand ur Nsrt Cora 90 -
or a-ror 6s~ds9 l1f COOS Ns-i -iafs~ "f o.ut V
N-ars the s.ote nr -tport kr sfsi ara .s-'
l0Io husl-s a. .fxnft. f-tert htrI llrhaf@ NJ aH
ba.H Rres ae IS fft at st- ut an Az FL III o. "a.
-t-ut st 11lsr bas . Pes
are I-taf 1924, e. hal Hi 3 tHsie-
PROVISIONS There trar-s lls 80 D.. = 90
1r Me- ,s-s 1s' go hhs S, nf Pune ID i' 30. ("
f,r Mes a. Beef moderate hasn--f o. "a
100 sas Tart 1rr, atr AZ y CO. ~hEh .ossf >cl 4
~ n skiet - il-sf Hog -1li -
Batter hes az -rt-u a. ~ Incis To OLA a.
Chess, rather 80 6rn hslf a. c q &c SO. -
bore
raLIow- Asse II 5000 = a. of1, wss made. or.re,-
nrcr s1t 1000 90 PRIME f-ni-r-i 60. cas-
b. ESN Aside 200 n fenos Norl-rl q. cd.
LIME fo - cfs for ks-fsrr fh ts's Hf' ssks
lAfH-A lsrso so.f a. B 81 80 . n Zoe bsssfn
TOBACCO 4 vr.ouf th.asr afh ss-s N hars k'rsl
itoui "a. iui 50 ahs, Kentucky itss et,e =
HoPs-si|es 81 hs~s od a. cis . y Nes are i4l
OLA hhs ss-f-i erode " hs- fr rior 49,
A he Past loN bh cris sperm st on prsas
WHALEBONE sales snc = sauth 80 a. 81 So c'sa
NAVAL srOREs-A sale i0o1 hhs Crude tlrr-ntrs rs.
At ,eoat g ko-u i si'ini a. ilt sfn arc ial ~
Sc .lr - B. p . let n gal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Fate of Smith O,Brten.

Very rarely has such intense and univ rsal soil
ctuds been evinced in this country In the fortunes
Of an individual across the Atlantic as in that OF
William Smith 0 Bren. Wedoubt whether there
IL an individual among our Twenty Millions whohas
heard Of his trial and sentence without sincerely
hoping that the execution OF his sentence Will be
RENTED.
Yet all friends OF Freedom discern IN his case
the portents Of the better day approaching.
There is unmanly pity-no W thinning for royal
olemency All feel that the judicial killing OF
this martyr must hasten perhaps by years. the
period of Irslands emancipation. Far better
for bis country's oppressors had he been enabled
70 escape to France or America Now he Is in
castedy and TO pardon him though IL may exotic
q naomentary gratitude, must ultimately en-
holden future patriots to Danish and impnson Is
20 Keep fresh and strong the interest his career
has excited and stimulate bis compatriots 10 re-
aswed and greater efforts ior independence with
view 70 his liberation. To kill him IS 70 convert
q nation into mourners and avengers, enabling
him. like Samson, 70 accomplish in his death that
which was denied 10 his living efforts
Death comes in time 20 al TO him who has
lived nobly what matter few months or years
To mankind, one spectacle OF calm, heroic. sell
devotion TO the advancement OF great and good
cause 10 Of more worth than thousand death-eeds
OF pious resignation % q fate unchsllenged and
inevitable. We need to be frequently reminded
that our life has other ends than ENJOYING and
amassing--in fact, that these are not truly. ends
Mt al. Tho martyr dies never fruitlessly nor an
timely. II he serves to teach Us how 10 live
n.n,hh~a,s haxa
for to Keep Us humble-sordid factions mounting
dsmsgogues, base intrisues, esn:ing professions.
and seli-seeking patrlots-but We have night u
be proud OF the humanity Of system. Since
the establishn,en, OF our National Independence,
we have had two iormidsble rebelhons-one IN
Massachusetts the other in Pennsylvsais-to say
nothing Of Carolina Nulhhestion aud Rhode Island
porrism-.yet no drop OF blood has been shed by
our Government for treason unless IN the heat o
battle Very rarely has an established Republic
disrscsl itself by the wholesale slaughter in cold
blood OF defeated insurgents IS Nonsrchies habit
uslly do--witness Scotland AFTER Culloden. wit
ness Ensland's Wars OF the Roses witness Spain
in the Netherlands. Russia Ia Poland, snd a thoG
sand like instances The fusiisdes Of the first
French Revelation were the crimes OF men born
and trained under desPo,ism, whose bloody IN
structicns.' returned to plague the inventors
and, unhsppily. many Others. Bat the restored
French Republic has decrced the Abolition Of the
Death Penalty for Political offences, and is about
10 colonire the vsnqGishcd of the late revolt IN
Algeria on lands Of the Republic 10 be allotted
them. Had so desperate and formidable al in
surrecsion been go thoroughly queled in the
capital Of a Monsrchy. It's streets would have run
red With blood for montbs sitsrward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

The Press Of this City IS constantly annoyed oy
the most frivolous actions being commenced against
them in the form Of Libel suits We have repeatedly had
writ. served upon al the suit Of parties whose names
we never saw or heard Of and with but one or two ex
ception, they have always been discontinued on the
part of the plaintiff without coming 10 trial but not
until we were pu, or less expense in the shape
of Court fees In case where the parties came 10
trial verdict given in favor and the psintr
had TO pay large bill Of costs out we OF course did
not escape without mourning considerable expense In
mos, cases where su is brought against Editors or
Pubishers after the has been noticed for tris
several tmes and the expenses and costa run up pretty
well the plaintiff gets tired ashamed OF his seton
and instruets his Attorney 10 propose that II the de-
fendsnt Will pay the psisrSs Attorneys costs the suit
will be discontinued 10 this anything more or less
than black mails II IS generally little cheaper and
far less trouble 10 pay the bill than 70 defend IL
even though verdict for tae defendants we're sure
Bat believe the Press generally are becoming heart
ily tired Of this system OF legal imposition. and We
doub, whether much more money will be obtained in
that way until Jury shall establish the plaintH rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
NV. YoKK, oct. %, Ia


GENTLEMEN have received your note under date
of the 25th Inc; in which you state that it gene
rally rumored that my intention to retain the post
Of Chief Engineer in the Of failure 10 be elected
t. the Office OF Register.
You who know wei. what my intentions on this
subjec, have long been do only simple justice in
the assertion you make that such Is not the case
and embrace the opportunity Afforded BY your letter
of setting at rest these which am constrained
to believe have been promulgated with view 10 my
injury in the coming canvass
have for sometime past been warned Of the neces
sity of vscsung my present position by my falling
health which is no longer equal TO the srduous duties
of Chief Engineer and il has only been from sppre-
hen.ion that the election Of Chief Engineer occurring
at the same time with that Of general State and local
officers would seriously distract the Department that
did not resign Immediately upon receiving the nomi.
nation for Register
ltismy deliberate purpose no matter what may be
the result OF the coming election go FAR az am con
cerned 10 regn the post OF Chief Engineer immediate
ly thereafter. Yours truly,
Signed CORN. V. ANDERSON.
To s...r, Cha MeDosgar " cr.n. w f-fson zerhi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Cornelius v. Anderson and the Post Of Cher
Engineer.
fCorrespondcncel

NEw-YoRX, October 25 ls4s
CORNELIUS V Anderson, EsQ.-De0r Sir g
1t is very generally rumored that is your intention
TO retain the post OF CHEF Engineer of the Fire De
psrtment in the event of your failure Of election 10
the Office of Register
Feeling perfectly satisfied. from our own knowledge
If your position tina, such s not the it would be
gratifying to your friends in the Department and else
where 10 be able TO contradict in authentic form
those rumors which, If persisted is not only csau.
lated 10 prejudice your interests but that OF tbs De-
partrnent An early would be very acceptable
10 Your Friends.
fSiqp.a, CHAS McDOUGALI W " PERSON
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