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Mr. GILMER. Then you misunderstood mo, anu
hope you will understand me better hereafter !,
Mr., STANLY said the genllemans remarks mao
borne that construction.
Mr. 5. then proceeded 10 say I'm reference TO wha'
he regarded the political indiscreons OF certain gen
lemen) that he had never the Wing party more
united than il was at this time There would always
be differences OF opinion amongst them they peiohg
ed the spirit of the party tself-to the freedom oil
thought and action which characterized that par
~. Ii gentlemen expected that they would be ruled
this county had been for years past, by rod Of
iron that they were to be prescribed and have Their
heads knocked of because they dared to think for them
selves they mistaken. He liked this freedom OF
opinion he liked TO see a oppose his friends even
with indscretioD when he did IL in the honest exer
else of bis opinions Such had been the case and such
always would be the case, when the Wing party had
sway He denied that there had been any proscrip
ton Of the President by the Wings and he asserted
that the Wing party this hour, in this House, and
in this country regarded John Tyler with feelings of
respect admiration and confidence And all this talk
about prescription just such stud as dreams were
made of.
He thought he might say thus much, and more he
would not say The country called on them for ae-
ton, action. They had given the country some mea
sures of relief and this TO be the cfowning mea
of all For his own part, he expected hereafter
10 be proud Of the humble part which he in connex
ION with gentlemen from all sections of the Union had
taken in concentrating these measures. They had
struggled hard-they had compromised much lie
had himself borne much and forborne TO speak more
than he expected 10 forDear again. lie regarded
it as among Of the proudest privileges OF his life
that he had been humble participant IN these mea
sures and he hoped TO live to see II written on Their
omhstones that he member OF the extra session
ofthe 9Th Congress-. Roars Of laughter, especially
from one side of the House. MIR. ). continued
Let gentlemen laugh. The fends, he did not doubt,
sometimes laughed in hell and before the next four
years had elapsed gentlemen would laugh the other
side Of their mouths. The Wing members Of this
Congress had not he trusted, labored in vain. He
hoped that this extra session was TO be the commence
ment Of blessed Congress, to be sgnallzed by the
country, and by generations yet unborn for having
carried out these great and glorious measures.
Nj. S. them relnarkng that he had said nothing of
a personal character which required answer moved
the previous question.
The Reporter informed Mr. S. that he said, in the
haste of speaking, that she hoped to live to see 1t
written on tombstones, he was member of the
extra session of the 9th Congress" Mr. S. says, if
he said this he meant say that he hoped not TO die
like Loco foco but to die lhs death of righteous
Wing and then he could read inscriptions from an
other place Nat Mtethgencer.
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IN SENATE.
WTpNrsp,,

WEDNESDAY, Aug 4 ISL.
Mr. BERRlEN presented memorial of citizens Of
Augusta Georgia, IN iayorof Bankrupt Law, which
was laid on the table.
Mr. BUCHANAN presented remonstrancc of
glass manufacturers Of Philadelphia against an in
crease OF duty on soda ash pipe-ca, and other art-
eles used N the manufacture Of glass stating that
levy OF duties on these articles as proposed by the
revenue bill, would be destructive TO their trade
winch was referred 70 the Committee on Flnance
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

SATURDAY, July 81 ls4I.
Mr. PROFIT SAID it was well known that, three
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
. Z READ y Z
WHAT 1T HAS DONE.

4 ND if you have a friend, relation. or know
"A any one that ;safilicted with that distressing
disease, "CONSU dPTlON," pc suade them
without delay 10 try that famous and unriyalled
medicine, the "BALSAM OF WILD CHER
Ky which has cured thousands cf this COM
plant after every thing else had filled. Read
the following undoubted proofs of its efficacy.
LANCASTER COUNTY Sept, 96. Is4I
SiR-As you desired me 10 write az d let YOU
know II your Balsam relieved mo any. | take
TINS opportunity To inform you that u has not
only relieved me great'v but has almost cured
me entirely Before l had finished the second
bottle, felt almost like well man, and feel
better every day take II. Ny cough is stopped
altogether, spit up very little, and for two
weeks or more l have slept a ", al deal better
than have done for the last year. Indeed
feel SO well am sure shall recover my health,
End that too for few dollars, after having spent
half my earnings IN the last two years for med d.
Icnes that did me no good l saw the Doctor i'm
Lancaster lev DAYS ago who gave me medi-
cine last, he said l looked much better, but
when | told him what | was taking Ne did not
say any more about IL, but hoped would get
well. ! shall come TO Philar elphia in a week or
two and will come to see YOU again,
Respectfully, &c.
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DIR. nTNCAN,S

NPECIORANG REMEDY.
II s performing some oi the wonderful Iure-
u on record, Mr.. WIN. PEARSON of Delaware
county Pa, was taken in the fall Of $50 with
distressing cough, which dai,y increased until he
became 50 Ruch reduced in flesh that he was OBJ
liged to I've helped IN and cut Of bed His phys
clans at leng gave ~ all hope ana pronounced
his lungs fatally at ctei and mcurabie, in this
hopeless sltuati IN he was Tor ten weeks. when a
friend of his called - see hil, aud discovering
his awful situation, he Immortality procured ,
bottle Of DR.. Dnncan's EXptctOrnnt Remedy,
having witnessed us effects IN similar cas- :, M
duced him To- procure the medIcInel aid gave -
according 10 directions. an. u the astOuIshmsut
of al friends. the pa lent began To feel better be-
fore using the medicine one week. After using a
strictly six weeks the patient was rendered able
20 resume his dally OccupaIlpn. How many thou .
sands of valuable friends have been taken away
from rs for want of proper treatment. The very
manv who are yet among u; and labornS uudcr
alarming symptoms, O. such beg To say, procure
Immediately DR. DunSan's ExpCctOrant Remedy.
and II II be not TOO late. You may be restored To
eriect hea tn. In the Ia>t stages there Is cOnso
laiiIn fouEd IN this mvIlcle, by - soothing and
palliative effects.
For sale nj the plincipal Office, No 70, North
Eighth street. Philadelphia Also, az the store of
JOHN FISHER,
oct 20 Wheeling. Va.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ny virtueoia deed oftrusI executed 10y Charles
I'D Ensel and wife, and Francis Plunkeij, aud
wife to the subscriber dated the lat day sf August
1910. and now Of record in tie Clerks office Of
OHIO county court IN took .4.page 2i5, shall
pros eed on Monday the h day of October ISL,
a. the Court honse Of said county in tie city of
Wheeling, % sell 10 the highest aud best bidder
all that valuable ira Ct parcel of land on which
the extensive glass ware factory lately occupied
ny Messrs Ensell and Cuthbert aud more recent
ly by MessTs Ensell aud Stewart is erected t"ge-
ther Wi h tn buildings and impr -yements there
on, and the valuable coal PRIVILEGES attached
thereto, for more particular description of all
when reference is hereby made TO SAID deed OF
trust.
The title TO the above d 'scribed property is be-
hevcd TO be good but selling rs Trustee, / will
only convey such title as Is invested in m-.-
Terms cash. S BRADY,
aug 81 Is Trustee
0o- By consent Of parties the above sale has been
postponed until Monday the LIST day Of November
next oct Z
Vs. The sale Of The above property is again post
poned, by consent Of parties, until Friday, the 21lh
day of December next. $ BRADY,
nov 4 rust o
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pEASE,s uOARITOIINp DANDY


rs RECOMMENDED by Clergymen Public
Speakers and Nocali-is a. valuable compound
4 clearing the voice aud siren gihening the lungs
From The .veU lork Herald.
Receive advice from that one who is disioter-
stld There a re more that lake colds and die
of sumption 10y sleeping IN damp rooms ct
thsr painted or whitewashed, hence there - no
remedy soharmle,s, pleasant ana yet efic1ciOus
IS Pease hoarhound Caady, a. DIVISION street.
We wOald advise every family without an excep,
ton TO provide themselves with this urriyalled
remedy which we have been eye witnesses OF
rs efficacy m numbcress cases; la fact tits as
ouishlng the vntue ~ possesses. The Messrs
Pease are imm srtalzidg tho mselvcsbOth by praise
Tor the good their candy has done, and alsD their
own Tockc,s. There rs no rerledy IN the whole
scope uf our oh crvation that has attained the
celebrity Of this valuable remedy. II is true that
numbers Of Professors have appeared, who have
gwen out that they could effect cure OF every
seasc thar flesh heir To, but how seldom have
Ihei results been cqua.ed hy their pretentons,
This Is not the case with Pcascs HOarh ount can
DIV; how justly then should the need of praise be
/ awarded To the Messrs Pease for the discovery
of their sovereign remedy"
Messrs PeHse Il son. ID ear sir-L1st Satur
ay night slept Ia a newly painted room, a
when awoke n the morning was almos! de
prNed OF the power Of my VOICE and hai pam ~
/ INV side. Immediately sent for DIR Rogers, nj
| he said | could not live till night; he SAID haC
tn painters cohc and palpiisnon OF the heart
/ AMI when they came m contact death was Inya
rtably the consequence. l sent my son To 40. II
| AstOr House for one dollars worth Of your can
| uy, anu consumed tNO-thlrds oil ~ during IN
day, and m the afternoon when tho doctor calie'
| TO see how his .edIcne operated. | was sltiin
! mp was sitting mp, and he was astOnished an
| SAID he well knew that II the medicine he LEI
did not relieve me my case was hopeless; and nj
ter he concluded telling what a dangerous stat,
| was IN, then deyulged the cecTet that | ha us
| edPease's Hoarhound candy; he looked aghas
at me and said that he would Immediately sen
for large quaint of this candy and use IN al
such caSes, which is so pre-, atnt at this season
| Rev. MIR. G.. DOWNING.
Sold at the Periodical Office and Stationary, L;
Monroe street, Wheeling by
/ J. II. THOMPSON & co.
! General Agents for Pease & Snn.
! e No Nf,rE
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9 AN0 OTHER .
LIFE SAVED.

DN the extraordinary virtues Of that unrivalled
I'D medicine, The "BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
RY," the well known famous remedy for CON.
SUMP ZION AND LIVER COMPLAIT, ASTH
MAS. COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS.
GROUP, NHOOPING COUGH, DC.
- b, ston, June lG, Is4I.
Dear SH-ln your last YOU ask If your Ralsam
has been successful IN this city. In reply 90 that
enqluIy,l eau assure you have never before
sold any medicine that has sold so rapidly or
neen used with such universal success, as yours
mas In some eases "a has effected surprising
cures, and in others has given grea! relief a(tcT
every other remedy had failed. But there is nc
that eXcels any that have yet heard of. This
Was moor woman that has been afflicted with
C)N MPII On for several years and had
ired every hing IN VI n. Kno wing he was We
rypOor, vet very worthy sent her bottle Q, a =
us which she said relieved her very much
rms circumstance was soon made known 10
religious society she belonged TO and they imme-
dateY pres -nted her with half a dozen biftles
which she has also used part of, and is recJv-
ernS very fast. Size told me few DAYS since
mat she had not felt so well for the last year
ana believed that your medicine was the only
ihInS that saved her lie. The same society
have purchased over thirty bottles for different
persons, and will NJ doubt purchase many more
as they praise IL very highly.
Yours, resi- Ccilully,
HOLBROOK, BARTLE & Co.
. Be very particular when you pure base 10 ask
lot lDr. WlSGARS BALSAM OF WILD
CH KRGt as there is n SYRUP of this name
adNerused That IS entirely different medicine.
Prepared wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS
a. 20, Chemlsts, No 80 South Fourth st Get
philadelphia. Price 81 90 per bJttle.
For sale in Wheeling by
J. CRUMBACKER.
COT l9V APPOINTED Agent.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.

~ virtue of certain deed at Trust executed 10
I'D the suhScrIher hearing date the 9th day of Oc
,"b,r, rs 10, and recorded m the clerks Office Of
ONO county, IN book No. I, pages 81, Is, 10,
VIII proceed, on Tuesday, the 2stn day Of Decem-
her next, - sell az public auction, 60 the highest
ano best bi der, AZ the front door Of the court
house Of 10 county, the following Described
real estate IN and adjoining the city of Wheeling
W; OTIS so G. 6, aud 10, I'm square p, with the
BRICK dwelling improvements thereon
Lot 80 100 IN Eas; Wheeling.
The undivided half Of Lot so Q and ( Of 40
10, m square 6, corner Of Market and Monroe
streets. with the warehouses thereon,
The Undivided half of LOIS no I and IN the
9TH qua-e, add lots, ., { and 2, in the 3rd squa e.
o ing ~ the junction OF Eheelng creek with the
Ohiu river aud commonly known as the FONT
property.
The undivided two thuds Of 20 acres OF coal
land ing south Of Wheeling creek, and west Of
coal fun. said properly WILL be sold on n rea-
$onablc credit. Terms made known on the DAY
Of sale.
selling rs lrusitre can only give such title as
vested M me by said tust.
OCT oe-ts a = pRAOV T,rstc,
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'HE subscriber will offer for sale, at Public
Aucuon, on the goth day Of October instant
the valuable farm on which he now resides, sIfu'
ated on Buffalo Creek, SIX miles above Wells.
surgh, and two and half below Bethany Col
legei containing bY estimation, 40 acres-thc
farm Is IN high stale Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF 10 n
good brick dwelling house. good barn and 9TH
er necessary buildings also two apple orchards
and never falling springs
He will also offer for sale, o. the sl-nc day his
farm situated about one mile south Of bis home
farm, and one and a half mile from West Liberty
adjoining Tie lands Of Providence Mounts David
Ieffler and others. and containing hy estimation
2l3 acres-this farm - also in a good state Of
cultivation has good auplc orchard and two
log tcnements on It-a: d H. sell waterCd
lie will alsO sell on tho same day his stock Of
hoTs,s, cattle hogs, and large q1anutY Of corn.
The terms will be made known on the day OF
sale. Bale 10 commence Al 10 o'clock, A. ".
BEAb HUMPHREY.
Wells Trans So oct WV
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TRUST SALE OF REAL Estate.

u NJ II NNNE UT NElNIs u. u n Fs
EpY virtue of Deed of Trust. dated the 23rd
u . day Of July. $40. AMI now OF record on the
books of OHIO County, Va, in Deed Book No pa
page 2Sl, shall proceed TO sell at public auction,
NJ the door of the court house OF said cnuniy
on Thnrsd ~. the 27th day OF January. ls42, the
following detailed Real Esta;c, situated IN the l.
~ oil Mhsenng va Lot No :, IN re i4th square
corner oil Monr"e and Fourth streets
Lots L. ., and Q, IN lsrael UpdcSrafrs addition
To the city, being the Brewhouse property now
occupied 10y III Clarke aud Co
and OF the Miller D -operty on Nam street be-
ing part OF Lot Not IN the square i'm The low
er town of Wheeling, and meas uring u feet i'm.
ches ach on Main street.
| Terms made known on the Cay of sale Sellins
as Trustee convey only such tItle as is vested il
| me by the aforesaid deed.
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gSsls Isl

TBNHE CAUSE Of CONSUMPTION Simple
a. these complaints are usually considered.
no one car deny their being the most nmon
cause Of this fatal and distressing disease. II -
indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands fab
victims 10 consumption sveiy year from 80 other
cause than NEGLEC FED COLDS. Yet we
find hundreds, nay thousands who treat such
complaints with the greatest inditlt renee aud
let them run on Tor weeks aud even mon his with
out thinking OF the danger At fret yOl have
what YOU may consider n slight CNUGH or a
COLD; you allow BUSINESS. plea sure or careless.
ness % pfcveat YOU r. m giving II any atienton,
a then settles upon your breast, YOU become
hosrse, have pains IN the side or chest, eNptctO-
rate large quantities of matter, Perhaps mixed
with blood, difficulty in breathing cusues, and
then you find that your owu foolish neglect has
brought on this distressing complaint. il then
you value lie or health, Dc WAIVED m tiuie, and
do net trine with your COLD, or must 10 any
quaCk nostru 20 cure YOU. but immediately
procure a bottle or tw , II that famous RENE y.
the "BAHSAM DF WILD CHERRY which
il well known To be The most speedy cure ever
known, as many thousands will testify whose
lives have been saved byit.
BE very particular when You purchase 10 sk
for DIR. wGSTAWS BALSAN OF WILD
CHEHHYN as there as a SYRUP Of this name
Ia
Prepared. wholesale q retail, ny WILLIAMS
q Co. chemists No. %, South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia Price 81 Copper bottle.
Sold IN Wheeling wholesale and retail, by
J. CRGMBACKER,
oct 10y Apn intel NLrpt.
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CARPET & COVERLIT ESTAB-
LISHMENT.
SCHOOL,,
On he EuroPeiH System.

On NE European System.
ME subscriber has Openrda school on the En-
Il ropean system ON Market street near Market
square. and has yet vacancies for few more pu-
pHs. In accordance with the system VIII ch he
PROCESSES 10 adopt, all scholars who may be SEM
10 nm, and who do not make such proficiency IN
Their studies as u tO be expected, will not be re
tanned; but their parents will be InfJrmedof such
iact and be requested 10 withdraw their children,
HIS terms ICT quarter are.
Reading, writing and simple arithmetic $500
do with the higher branches Of aTIth-
meiic and mathematics 90
DO with grammar, history s. geography 300
The classics with the higher branches Of
an English education 100
oct9 DANIEL VAUGHAN
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CONSUMPTION! CONSUMPTION (,
DIR DUNCAN,S
ENPECTORANT REMEDY

IsAEfsC lOhANI Kennedy
an infallibIo remedy for arresiing Pulmonary
n Consumption Cold Coughs, splitting Of blood
difficulty Of breathing bronchitis. soreness Of the
throat, difficult eNpectOTatIon. weakness, debility
hver complaint and all other comp laints of a con
'umptve nature This medicine has a decided adj
vantage over most preparations of the kind, as il
regulates the bowels and strengthens the consti-
luton, and does not bind up the sys EN- and en-
courage lntemperance most Of the medicines
DO by the most fatal Of opiates, alcohol comLin-
ed with them
such medicines ave a great tendencyto bring
misery and distress and even DEATH upon many
valuable citizens We find by the week ~ returns
Of our bills of mortality. that three fourths of the
human souls who suddenly departed from
their friends and relations have been swept of
by that fatal and fell destroyer, consumption,
when many could have been savel IL they had
used proper medicine. Fellow beings who vet
dwell among US and are afflicted with the pre-
mt ntaTy symptoms, procure Immediately Dr
Duhcan's kXpectOTant Temcdv before 10 be to-
late and not be led 10 believe that such symp-
yms viii soon pass Oft without the use Of prop
er remedies; by such negligence you may soon
be led TO know your folly bottle az the frst
attack will be sufficient, Pamphlets giving q full
Treatise aiwaya accompany the medicine
Price one d3liarper hottie
Office NOl9 North EIgh IN Street, PHILADELPHIA
For sale by JOHN Fisher,
nov > Wheeling. Va
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ISAAC cANErr, UrroN pUFFirLn.
Golfer TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY.
No. 10y. Market Square. third door North OF Mar
ket Alley. WHEELING. "a
4 ANETr Y DUFFlELD. take this carry op'
~ portunity of informing the public That Ucl
nave opened an entirely ne establishment az
ABOVE where thcy are prepared 70 iurnish az
NHOIESALE OR RETAIL.
any and al articles usually found m establish
ments II the same kind. Copper kettles meas
aung from one gallon TO two thousand gallons,
Together with every vanity lu the Tn aud Sheet
lrOn Ware Line wul be mate % order.
Also Steam Boat work Of every description
made IA the most durable manner and on the
shortest notice Metallic Roofing of copper, iii
or zinc Wi! be done.
The propretars have every confidence in t'leir
ability 10 render pericCtSatisfaction TO their Gus.
'omers.
The senior in the firm has been engaged for
ABOUT two years IN an extensive Tin AID Sheet
lfon ware estabil hment this city; and the 10
,Ourpariaertor thirteen years past has been em-
pioyed IN Col Geo Dulty's establishment at "a Inch
more copper work has been done dunng that
um' than At al other shops in the city together.
ly attended to-
yqr country friends may do well by giving us
call before they purchase escw here.
As tho times are extremely hard we are deter
mined 10 sell al the very lowest price for GO sh.
cld copper, Brass and Pewter will be received
IN exchange for all kind Of ware, Call and Sc,
Ms. mays- Am CO ~
VIE SCHOOL DTOwNSuIP OFF
Il GERS MANUAL, an6 Executors aud A,
minisirnior's Guide. with forms for conyeyaucin,
official Bonds. Bills. accounts;
neies w (iorthe state ofOhio) by Warren Jen
kins, for sale by JOHN FISHER,
ap2I 1873 Nam street.
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RICHARDsON's DICTIONARY
LIYER COMPLAINT

Cnrel bgnc nseof n Hgrict.s Compound SreHe
hsriHr gHf Apeuf9i PILE
NWR william Richards Pittsburgh. 20. rnfrs
M By cured of fit above q sfre-.rr disease.
Hi symrt 1ms were pain nod weight ln Che .ai
side, Toes uf appetite, vomiting. TCui Cruciaff0u'
n distCnffOn Of che stomach. sfrk hrad1Chc, fur
red tongue couuferHuc. changed 90 81 rIfr0n col
or. difficulty pf breathing, Disturbed rest attend
ot with n cough, great hHIfv, with other
symptoms indicating great arrangement OF The
liver Mr.. Richards bad fhf advice Of several
Harhch's McdiainoE, which terminated In riIect-
inc perfect cure
pnncpai office. lq E1rt1 Flvht Street Phi
ladag MIA. For sole tg JOHN USHER.
DE- WhCrIua We
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DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND.


/ ana truly happy TO state to the afflicted cOmmu-
uIiy taat member Of my family was affiict
Cd Tor ten or twelve years with the above distress
sing ti .c7se. The symptg ms were great Orpres-
SION offer ealing, acIdity Of the stomach, n severe
PAIN 300 The side an breast, eIck headache men
Cal dcsp1ndcncs. with othcr symptoms during
which tine numberCss remedies were procured
without Obt1inIug much relief. Having heard Of
the good effects ~ pr. Harhch's COmpCuId
SueugihgTul aud German Aperionf Pills I was
Iudurrtt 20 give them trial, and ! am happy 10
state that bY using one box 81 he GcrmaI ApCri.
cot Pills. accompanied by the strengthCuing tI.
uiC pIls that they have nearly cTadicatcd the die
ease. ] consider Is due 90 those afflicted that
make this acknowledgment that thty may like
wise procure The same i0vaiuablc medicine and
De freed from those distressing diseases.
With gratitude and respect,
WM VI. SPEAR No. i25, Old York Rood.
For sale az No ls North Eighth sfrcrt, Phha-
de.ahI1 and JOHN FISHER
Whrnlrnu w