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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-23
II Il v
AUTUMN
By Ms. S;g 2urn"y.

By MS. S;g'1rn"y.
"IIls it come, the time to fllo:"
And with murmIlng s!gl
The M,pl", in his nJiiy robc,
Was the first TO make reply;
And the quecnly DahIi;s dropped
Upon their thrones ri state;
For the irost-a king, with his bAleiul Ii 5,
II ID wen !0rcs.Il.cd their idlc.
HydrAngia, on her telegraph,
a hurried signal traced
Oftreason dark, that fam woIld lay
Bright Summers region waste.
Then quick the proud exotic peers
Ia CONSERVATION fled,
And refuge in their greenhouse sought,
Before the day Of dread.
The Vine that DER my cas2nca. clin.b-d;
And clustered day by dAy,
| count its leaflets every morn;
See, how they lhdc away!
And as they, whitening, one by one,
forslke their parent tree,
! call each scrc and yellow Leaf
A buried friend to inc.
"Put on thy mourning said my soul,
"And, with fearful eye,
Walk softly mid the many graves
Where thy companions lie;-
The violet, like loving babe,
When vernal suns were new,
That met thee with soft, blue eye,
And lip all bathcd in dew;
"The Lily, as a timid bride,
While summer suns were fair,
That put her snowy hand in thine,
To bless thee for thy care;
The trim and proud Ancmone;-
The Daisy from the vale;-
The purple Lilac towering high,
To guard her sister pale;--
The ripened Rose Where are they now
But from the rifled bower
There came voice ,-"Take heed 70 no
Thine own receding hour;
And let the strange and silver hair,
That Ger thy temple slrays,
Be as a monitor to tell
The Autumn Of thy days"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-23

I'm Object Of .Am6ition.-Itm may not be
in your power to excel many people in
riches, honors. or abilities; but you may
excel thousands in goodness of heart
Hitherto turn your ambition. 1t is an OBJ
iect worthy of it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-23

Stare Msmection-lt is stated in the
Savannah Republican that plan was re-
Gently laid in South Carolina, near Burys-
burg, among a parcel Of negroes, to muir
der their masters. 1t was however dis
covered, and nine OF of the principal ones
arrested, four of whom it was thought
would be hung,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-23

CouNTERTEiTs. One dollar notes of
the Princeton IN. J.. Bank altered to
Tens, are in circulation. Also, SIS no;e
Of the Bank of Auburn, signed Samuel
Kellogg, President, who died some two
Years AFRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-23

Too austerc philosophy makes few wise
men; too vigorous government, few
good subjects; too harsh religion, few
devout souls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

tho western part OF the State While engaged in
,his work. he acquired insensihly the habit of daily
using intoxicating liquor. though only in moderate
PORTIONS On returning 10 his family. he discovered
that the habit had become more firmly 6Ied than
he had ever supposed II could be. The want OF
his morning dram, his nOcn-day and his evening
sling rendered him uneasy Water did not saus.
~ hiia. Ills food had lost its relish. Surprised
and alarmed at the strength OF the habit that had
taus grown upon HIM unperccivcd' lac saw he was
IN danger and determined however impOrtunate his
hirsi might be- To resist a. Such was hrs state
when seeing PITCHER Of milk on the table before
sitting down he took a plentiful dIanghi and mark
the result His thirst was Stacked, uEd he enloye
| his breakfast with fine relish. When the nc.
cusorRcj hout Of eleven arrived his thirst returned
though with some hat abated strength. A draught
"fmk again removed II; and in a few DAYS The
cure was complete. Rcioiced with tins drscove.
~. he communicated To others, who desired 20
hrenk che bondage in which alcohol wa, enslayipr
them. The effect in every case. he assured me-
was similar TO that which had gwen 80 much han.
piness in his own.
This statement OF my ello w.passcnset Lrou ght In
my recollection another case hearing thesamo p,,nr
| had n college classrnu;e. cis-ipaIed-noorious for
has abandoned hie. HIS evil courses became known
To the iae1liy who. after employing N vain every
/ means OF reforming him were forced TO proceed To
the last resort. and rxpel him from the institution
This man on cunning to the table alter nights de-
bauch. before partaking OF food was accustomed to
call Tor milk and 10 drink with eagcrness IN larry
est quantities he could obtain. Having often mott
eed almost desperation with which he seized.
once enqured the lie acknowledged the dis
sipaiion In which he had INDUCED the previou,
night described the raging thIrst which he endured
| IN consequence, aud sIid that Rlk was the only
thing that eould eStinguish that Internal fire. or OF
| cite on appetite Cor lood.
The above suggestions have been induced Il
make public, in the hope of contributing some aid
TO the glorious reforma ioa now ia progress among
those who have too long been passed BY LOST be-
| yond recovery. We have nj last discovered that
| mere Is hope for the poOr mebriate. When he Is
urged 10 break away from hts cups. let him be iudu
ced also TO make the experiment whether milk will
not slack that burning thirst, and alleviate irnot en-
ureiy prevent" the horras" he suffers, the Return
| ing 0t ms constitution to sober, healthy state.
J. ~. l..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
A BRIDGE FOR THE OHIO

The present conceive to be the proper Z me
for nstsing tho subject Of Bridge across the Ohio
River al Wheeling. and &c the west docs its duty
during the present Of Congress appropria-
tion will be made fpr that purpose We do not
speak OF Jhis a subject Of interest to wheeln e.
but one m which tho whole west is deeply inieres-
ted. IL N OF vital importance to tho States Of Ohio
Indiana. illinois, Missouri. Kentucky. Tennessee
and Arkansas, and would be found highly servica
bio to the people Of Mississippi. Louisiana, Allsams
and Virginia. The whole travelling public ar,
deeply interested IL. this point s the connectin.
link between the two great portions Of our Union
she East and West, The people as far north n
Sandusky and from there diverging to a line North
West Io the extremity of the Union and as IA
South ss Mobile and New Orleans. with oil the in
iermediae space in making their annual trips to the
east paricu larry ia the fall winter and SPRING pas
through Wheeling. here taking the National Road
Al the when large amount OF this travel il
performed, the OHIO river is partially closed with
ice. entirely nerruptng the ferry md often compeI
aug travellers 20 delay one-half one two three and
four days. There is scarcely n season in which
or less members OF Congress nre not in .,hs 8
way detained for a longer shorter period. TO the
nconV icncO Of themselves and the serious deiri
mont Of the public business.
-Four Of the States most deeply interested in this
travel. viz: OHIO. Indjsnna. Kentucky and T.nnes-
zee are among the largest aud most populous State.
ofthe Union, and FOR the Congress will send a
very large share of tho representation IN Congress
will not their voice. il properly e1ered enliie them
TO consideration IL must. and they will be wrong
ing themselves If they do not move in body upor.
the subject
The evils to travelling, and the detention Of tray-
ellers is, however. but one cons derntion md one
which affects bat 20 rtion of the people but the
detention of Ito United States Mail affects the
whole people. in worry important point The
great Eastern and Western mails from Boston to ~
Orleans, from Charleston To Detroit nus here clo.s
The Ohio. and in the winter season be subject 10 a
detention Of sometimes days before il can pass ON
and always durin. Of ice and high waior
sueeeting the mails TO great irrrguary pcrple1inc
TO Po'tnasters and superintendenIs and materially
to The injury Of the Public.-and all tor what To
cave an expense TO the public treasury Of az most
not mure than 10000 dollars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
oct 10y
zee J co sgA

TINnE CAUSE or CONSUMPTION Simple
rs these complaints usually considered
no one can deny their being the most CO nmoR
cause Of this fatal and distressing disease 1t Is
indeel melancholy truth, that thousands fall
victims u con sum ptIpn every year from no other
cause than NEGLEC FED COLDS. Yet we
ind hundred. nay thousands who treat such
complaints with the greatest indifference, and
Let them run on Tor weeks and even months with
out thinking of the danger. At hr-t yOL have
what YOU may con siCer 4 slight GU Oh or
COLD; YOU allow Business pleasure OF ca reless.
ness To prevedt YOU fr m giving 10 any attention,
u thea se;t'ss upou your breast, YOU become
hoarse, have pains in the side or chest, expecto-
rate large quantities Of matter, perhaps mixed
with blood, difficulty IN breathing ensues, and
then YOU find that your own foolish neglect has
brought on this distressing complaint. IL then
YOU value ife or health, be waIned in Iimc, and
do not trhe with your COLD, OF trust To any
crack nOstru u to cJre YOU, bit i'm nedIatelY
procure n bottle or tw nj that famous remedy,
the "BA'.SAM Of WILD CHERRY which
is well known 10 be the most speedy cure ever
known, as many thousands will testify whose
lives have been saved byt.
BE very particular when you purchase 10 ask
for "Dl. wISTARS BAiSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as there is a SYRUP Of this name
muse.
Prepared, wholesale d retail, ny WILLIAMS
s. Co. chemists. No. 3S, South Fourth Street,
Pm iladephia. Price s., copper bottle.
Sold m Wheeling, wholesale and retail. hy.
J. CRUMBACKER,
oct I9Y App"inte Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
ANOTHER EXPLOIT OF EDWARDS TIL

ANOTHER EXPLOIT OF EDWARDS TIE
FORGER.-The Hon. Daniel Webster has addres
sed a letter TO the Editor Of the Boston Daily AdVer
User enclosing a letter lately received from Earl
Spencer, in England, and another purporng TO be
from Mr. w. to Lord Spencer, introducing Col. Mon
roe Eip1rdS To his Lordship and speaking Of him
as his valuable friend. &c. &c. This letter which
OF course Is a forgery, presented TO Earl Spen.
Ger, accompanied by one from Edwards himself ask
ing temporary loan of f250, and telling the old
story Of the two hundred negroes the impossibiliiy
Of obtaining assistance ftom the American Minister
in consequence Of his hostility on the subject u
slaves, SC.
He told his LOrdship that he brought a similar let
ter O. Lord Broughman from Mr. Webster but Lord
3. being on the continent, he (Edwsrds) found him.
self awkwardy situated. and actually W ihout the
means Of providing for his own passage aud that 81
his son 10 New Orleans The elior had every 40
poaranco Of being genuine, and Lord Spence. from
personal friendship 20 Mr. Webster. let Edynr,l,
have the money without hesitation.
We are very much IN hopes that the career ofihis
accomplished scroundrel Is in a fair way now of
reaching is righiful result If all his rasralite.
could bo legally proved upon him. his confinement
would extend g. period a. long at lsas, as he !.
likely IN live.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
9 AN o her q
LIFE SAVED.

DY the extraordinary virtues of that unrivallcd
ID medicine. the "BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
81 =, the well known famous remedy fer CON.
81 MP TON AND LIVER COMPLAlT, ASTH
MIS-. COUGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
oRoUF, WHoOPiNG COUGH, &c.
BJstoA, June I6, Isii.
Dear Su-ln your last YOU ask # your Rals1m
has been successful in this city In reply 20 that
eHSuTy,l can assure you have never before
sold any medicine that has sold so rapidk M
been used with such universal success as ~
has. In some cases II has effected surprisIng
cures, and IN others has given grea, relief f,sT
every other remedy had failed. hut there is one
that eNcels any that have yet heard of. This
was n moor woman that has been afflicted with
CONSUMPrI) On for several years. and had
tried every thing in VAIN. Knowing she was We
ypnor vet very worthy, sent her a bottle q, a.
ts, which she said relieved her very much
TINS circumstance was soon made known To :
religious society she belonged to and they imme.
diately pres 'nted her with huff a dozen b title.
which she has also used part Of and is recoy
ering very fast. She told me n few DAYS sine,
/ that she had not felt so well for the last year
4 aud believed that your medicine was the only
/ thing that saved her lie. The same society
\ have purchased over thirty bottles for dificien
persons, and will no doubt purchase many NOR,
| as they praise II very highly.
| Yours. Respectfully,
| HOLBROOK, BARTTE g. Co.
| BE very particular when ypu pure hasc To- ash
for "Dr. WISrARS BALSAM OF Wilt
CHI RRY,' rs there ~ n SIRUP Of this name
advertise that Is entirely n different medicine
Prepared wholesale aud retail, BY WILL ANS
q Co, Chemists. No ~ South ,urth ST eet
Philadelphia. Price 81 10 per bottle.
For sale in Wheeling by
J. CRUMBACKER.
oct 10y Appointed Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
q READ "a
WHATIT HAS DONE.

n ND II you have n ineni relation, or know
N any one that IS afflicted with that distressing
disease, "CONSU UPTON" pc sulde them
without delay TO Try that fanols ant unrlyalle (
medicine, the "BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY which has cured thousands Of this com.
paint after every thing else had failed. Read
the following undoubtei proofs of its efficacy.
LAScAsTER COUNTY Sept, 2e IS4I.
SIR-As you desired me TO write aud 1t YOU
know If Your Balsam relieved m any. I take
this opportunity TO inform YOU that u has not
only relieved me Great'y, but has almost cured
ne entirely. Before / had finished the see md
bottle felt almost like well man, and | feel
'ytter every day take II. My cough IS stopped
al, ogeiher, l spit up "A very little, and for two
weeks or IN re ! have slept a gr, al deal better
than have done for the last year. Indeed |
eel - well sure I snail recover my health,
snd that too for few do iars, after having spent
half INV earnings IN the last two years for med
Icines that did me no good saw the Doctor IN
Lancaster a f. avs ago who gave me me IL
cine last, he said ! looked much better, but
when told him what was taking, he did not
-ay any IN IRE about it, but hoped would ger
well. ! shall come to PhIla !elphia in a week or
two and will come to see you again,
ResDecffIllv &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
The Presbyterian q urch IN ST. Clairsyille took
fire from The stove pipe Friday morning last and
was burn 10 the ground.
From e Nes York o.
THE ANTIDOTE TO RUM. y

III hNllDOlF " ~ NJ
serious obstacle in the way Of tho inebriate
who Is half persuaded % abandon his cups, n found
in The sorpentiHg 6irst his iniem7erunco has in.
duced and cultivated. The description Of this
thirst given by many from bitter experience, prove,
u 20 be effect peculiar 10 intoxicating liquors
Nothing else will produce u; bot alcohol. 81
comparatively small qunniif does not fail 90 eI
cite 10. 10 s sure 10 follow a nights debauch; and
ss the iniemp@raie habits become strengthened, %
does this thirit rsEo with increased power
Nov what u the wretched victim 10 do when
he feels vi inward FIRE consuming his vitals' We
tell him 10 "quit The practice q usiny alcohocs "
And the sdyIce is god No other course is safe
lie u lost " he does nOt'quit ~ once" Tampcung
with The enemy Is only couuing Destruction. Bnt
tho obstacle u sill m the way--tho poor man tells
you sfili q his fiery hirs And can nothing be
done i0r hs ussisinrrc7 How can be ease his
hlr'i7 Water mny oil 10y u ior he moment but the
relief b. only nonoutsry. Indeed. where habits ~
iniemp"rnuce hHve boou-long confirmed. water on
" increases ihs horrd buring Here. n We mis-.
take not BE- hidden the secret OF the power with
which alcohol holds flst ifs slave Water can not
qnench ha hirsi; and maddcned with hs rag ~ bee
soEcs again ne poisJn cop o. gain reJiei-afenrfl
method oi relies which though u downs bis thirst
i1r The time. isAdding constant fuel 30 mat n con
suHiug him.
isfbers then NJ .sitofs' r'ss believed ,ha-. d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

since that period with pitroiic but isolated effect,
aud without any general plan. bot often IN compe,i
ton with and ia che way Of each other. Struggled ON
as well NJ they could, until they have involved
themselves and the People in almost ine1iricab g
debt and embarrassment
BnI am admnnished BY the approach OF the hour
Of adjournment to hasten To close, and have only
say, in conclusion that hope this resolution will
he adopted; that careful aud impartial invesiga-
ton will be- made. and mass of facts and Statistical
information bc obtained, from business. Intelligent
and practical manu- laciurerS, that will enable Con-
gre-s At the proper time, 10 legislaIe on this impor
tlnt subject. It's vital interest 10 the whole cum
muniiy and TO themselves demands. marking our
policy permanent and stable, and inviting capitalists
10 vest their property and funds in that which con-
sider most essential and necessary 10 the happineSs
aud prosperity. safety and dependence of the good
People Of these Usited States Let our Legislation
be Invested Of that which has rendered H. on this
subject, heretofore useless To the country, and
ruinous o those engaged in this branch of industry;
ITS uncertainty let future acts be funded on
facts and experience; boiiomed upon the actual
operations Of the labOTng classes who have success
inlly prosecuted the business aud been engaged in
developing the resources Of this great country No
nan ought either be too old ur too prnu To learn
And think II can yet he discovered that a tariff
may be 50 adjusted. that, raisdg u revenue amply
sufficient for all the wants OF the Government Il
may affJrd suflic ient protection fur those m,nufc
lures m our own county that essential 10 ou
comfort, safety and independence. Such n consum
nation ~ most deyoutly 10 be wished for and souch
atet BY every patriot and siatesmln: and To cnir,
butte in any way Ia bring it about should conside
a high honor and distinction. Great, patriotc, IN,
successful have heretofore been the eTprts OF thu
Congress, anil particularly Of this House. n Ihi
should be added To their achievements. they vii
merit and receive from an impartial People tn
highesi plaudit and reward they DESIRE Wei
done. gone and faithful servants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
oECtNOfs hNrs VEN.
@ANOTIIER CASE@
CHEsTER COUNTY August 20, Il

CHESIE COUNTY August Zot 1911.
To DR. WIsTAR.
Dear SH-It gives me great satisfaction TO in
form yOu thalmy sisters health IS improved
very much slnce she has been using your Balsam
and we have every easOn TO believe that she will
recover her health completely. She has nearly
used three bottles i purchased Of you aud wish
ing TO prUcuTelmore before she has used the last
1 wish you To send IN three bottles Of the Bal
sam by the bearer Of this letter. Since she has
been taking your med cine she says she has not
felt pain or been troubled with those Distressing
night sweats sNe was formerly subject to, and
hnds her sleep more rsfre shIng than II has been
for many months. She IL also in bettOr spirits
Than we have ever seen her for n long time and
our physician thinks there is no doubt but she
viii recover her health permanently.
ours most respe ctfullY,
EDWARD HOLMES.
HOlmesburg, Sept. ~, 1911.
Friend Wistar-I mast, again trouble thee to
send me TWO b1ttl spoR--Of thy invaluable med
lclue. have now taken three bottles in all and
can assure thee that q has done me more good
than all the medicine ! have ever before taken
Send by the stage rs soon ss nOssible and pblige
thy friend JACOB HOIJ OI hY
Be very particular % ask f,r Dr. WISARS
BABSAM OF " lid CHERRY. Sold Jhole-
sale and retail by " LILLIAN 5 e Co. chemists
No 80, south Fourth street, Philadelphia, price
one dollar per UOulo.
For ga lc wholesale and retail in wheehrg BY
J. CRU MBACKER
oct 10 ApPoi nted Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19


"A personal advertisement IN tho Tygs,,C IN,
q 10Th in regard o. myself induces mo 90 make
the following stttemcnr That l. y few DAYS az,
bred horse aad sulky fro m the EcIpse Stale
KEPT by man ycept VIM VI. Grain, who ha
TAKEN the responsible ~ II misrepreaentng w
respecting journey made with said horre q nd
aulhey. RE states i d owe from Wheeling %
Pittsburgh and from pittsburgh 10 Wheels q in
a Day, which ~ positive fslsehood len
Whee ing on October ard. az 2 o'cIock arrived =,
Steubenvlle(23 miles)same day, on the All ylro,
90 Ptttsburgn, rem aIned IN Pittsburgh on the sth
and ie on the 9th at o'clock A. 81 rived In
wheeling a. O'Clock, p. NJ. taking rs mile.
~ days, which is truly iarnentable distance
90 dflye q horse acc0rding 20 Craio's opioior
re, however, thinks an apology necessary for
diving fuch distsnce In 90 short time I
have none 70 offer, as paid him the amount .
greed on per day, and returned the properly in
better srder than when 7 received the SAM
as Mr, Laws, his agent, informed me I'M the
presence Of several persons, tfhe day after YYv
ihsn when received bin. II will Be neeessarv
hereafter Tor pcrsQns hiring 90 the Eclipse a7s
bic % answer the following questions; Whers are
you gOinRl What are you going fort How panv
miles do you drive dayi What tavern DO 90,
intend 10 stop al Hsve you any money 4 800
70 will become necea AIRY Tor every genfisr,,r
who wishes 20 hire horse from Grain Z n i5,f,,.,
hiH u all his private business.
p. 8. Itisan astonishing fact that he s,i,,,. =
. respectable journal should permit slapd,yo,,,
advertisements. when he is afraid IN DO n 49,.
any circumstances a. communication h, Il
my opinion tha he acts CONTRARY % the co,,,.|
pfln ipics Of Iusfics bv beng HtsEb 10 an ,.,.o
y hich be should ropadiato a. publc I5ur1,I,.i
oct 70 WIKI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

wh'c1 De- has hocn accustomed o. Euuiy his appo
uie-lei BIN make free use q aik. and in few
days be- wili 6ud be thirst removed
~" opinion - not without tho support Of faCH
s'ne yeafs agU. she wuier fell in company. iu a
fiage eo1fh with n man ~ respectable appearance.
wto - NE conversation turned UpIn The subject
giempennre re'1tr3 briefly ha own experience
tls led been contractor DO one u the canals an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

Be very parleuIar 70 ask fu Or wLSTARs
bALSAM QF WILD CHERRY sold tolesale
~ south Fourth street Philadelphi brice one
dollar per bottle.
F0f sale wholesale and retail ~ #heeling bv
J. CRUMBACKER
AnnosrtfrI o., az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

We ore iHdebted n g. Smith, Esq fof foil
ports Of ne proceedings n the trial Of Mcleod u y
a. they Dcrurod
Urea, after 5 O'Clock p. " Oct121su.
ThcJury received their charge and retired ef 4
O'Clock returned 81 O'Clock with "a verdict ia fvo,
of Mcleod. ~ be rs cleared q <
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

CORRECTED TRI-wEEKLYFoR THE TIMES M
A. T. GOFF * co.
Exchange Brokers, l07 Main Street Whoelinc Ia