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war, are somewhat peculiar, and If we rely
wholly on Them, there may be some fail
urc in the plan. He Suggests that ireland
may be reyolu,ionized BY landing twenty
thousand picket troops on her Shores
This he said. in reply to Mr. CaIhoun's
suggestion, that in case we violated the
treaty. aud gave England a pretext fur
war. she would expel US from the Oregon
territory, through her facilities Of access
10 tho country by her naval powers from
China, through her fur-trading establish
menIs. and The influence those establish
ments exert over the Indians. Mr.. Cal
houn considered that, by making the issue
OF The treaty. we would in effect, make i
tender OF the treaty to Great Britain.
But Dir. Benton says. let US violate the
treaty aud lake possession wi,hou, notice;
let us so TO war; and what then? We
can help Ireland TO gain her Independence.
h this be the oijrct Of provoking hostililies
With Great Britain, why not declare II
openly, and m 4 war Of lraierni-
Zaiiou.
Mr.. Benton predicted that England was
'"S' " NC ihfU. Gu IU "dE. NC uuNo'S
OF tho earth were to rise up against her mr.
rosance aud orcrgrown power. The re-
suit U! II was To be, though he might not
live 10 see il, tie loss Of her Hudson bay
territories and the Canadas, and The loss OF
Ireland. This grand movement. il aP-
pears, is to be commenced here. Thrs
may furnish a key 10 the hostility 10 the
late treaty. The treaty mi,iga,cs against
bis project and his prophecy,
Ia the House, to-day, the TWO reports on
the Esche9uer scheme were laid over ill
Monday week. Ten thousand copies Of
each were ordered TO be printed.
MIR. lBidlaek offered TO produce The evil
dcnce that Mr.. Clay 10 q speech ia Va.
in 1910. disclaimed q National Bank, and
saidiha, other expedients might be .sor-
ted to-.
Mr.. Cushing moved TO go into The com
Of the whole on the Uuion to take
up the Exchequer bill. The gentleman
Pennsylvania could ,hon redeem his
Mr. Cushing's motion was lost
by a minority of only three vores-IGl to
l04-shcwing that there is q disposition
to rake up the bill land rcjec, il
hr.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
rom dc Correspondence Of Charleston Corrisr.

From tAs CefTespoB46ses Of Charleston CoRrisr
yiais WAsuIsorov, Dec. III.
II has bcsn ranored to-day, that III.
President will, ~.esnorrow, send a message
to the House. asiag an inquiry into ID.
charges which iavas proposed 10 impeoct
him. Bot wteSer This can be true. |
know uat.a h'slrlends nrs quite willing
that The aiieunpt Ssonld be made, suppo,
sing that u woos excite sympathy in his
faver and react eainst the wings, and ii
is said that Mesaa. Black, Colquitt and
Cooper. OF Georga voted lortho resolution
Of Dir. boiis'on us ground. .1
A singular m;sase vas, received from
The Pres!aen' ussy' IN reply 10 The .reso-
luton O. Inc scsai, asking whether the
Quin,upss ireag q communicated TO
The Goyernmenssia Tor TIE s which
ledlo Tue adopt.aoi the article providing
for The African siadTon. The Presiden!
expresses his.s.Fsise at sucs q demand,
particularly . on'ing from the body
which bah' ny large minority, ratified
lhe Treaty.
The Senaiefsised, by a vote Of II tn.
p, 10 order fhesrlntms OF an extra num-
r.LA .-AS..f al. -
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party. O, the other, with one or the other
set OF principles and measures, would IN
umph. He said that Mr.. Tyler had done
more for the wigs than for the democrats.
He had given Us veIocs, aud The dcmocra-
cy were obliged TO him for ii; aud he was
still in favor OF n bank project OF some
kind; aud the democratic party, relying
upon their principles aud sleadlas'ly ad-
herring 10 them. could never meet him on
his ground. He declared that i, would be
better for The people aud FOR the govern
meu, that the administration should be
supported hy one party or the other, aud
pronounced tho third Pafty projcc, 10 be
linpraclicable.
Mr. Rayner spoke in favor Of repeating
The acr, though he voted for il, at It's pas.
sage. He then believed i, To he neccssa-
rs IN c%onsrqucce OF the rrin brought on
| Individuals by tho %corrup,ions aud 'nisTu!c
| Of the administration but he never con
sidercd it os expedient to retain The Bank
rup, system as a parl Of our permanent
policy.
Mr.. Marshall Of ny. obtained The floor,
when the subject Was dropped, for the
present.
WAsuISGTo*, Jan. Is.
The Senate, To-day, had no public mca-
sures before them. Some private bill:
wore discussed. Mr.. Woodbury. presented
a Join, resolution OF the Legislature o.
New Hampshire, asking Congress 20 de-
vote the share Of the Sintein the proceed:
of the sale Of the public lands, under the
distribution act, TO the general fund 70
carving on the Government. The ere
dentials of Mr.. Buchanan, as Senator, re
elected from Pennsylvania, were prcscn
ted.
In the House, Mr.. Wise presented a me
mortal. signed by twelve hundred MGR
chants aud mechanics Of the cityof Bal,l
more, asking Congress TO adopt the tx
cheguer plan. Mr.. Wise moved that ,h
House 90 into Committee 70. tho pnrpos
of taking up the Excheqnef Bill. Th
motion faiIcd-yeas'53, nays 1913.
}, Mr.. Fillmore reported hhe Forihcntio
Bill. Mr.. Everett moved q suspension {
!, the rules, 10 take up the biilrepealing th
:. Bankrupt, Act: This was lost for want of
. ,wo-,hirds yote-yeas il9, nays 70. 'Th
: vote scems to indicate a disposition to II
. peaf,he act" -.
The House took up tho join. resolutio
r Of the Senate. establishing an addition,
: Joint rule, prohibiting auy action on CLAIM
: which have been once rejected by Il
committee and the House. unless upon s
d affidavit OF the discovery Of additional ey
: depce 10 supper, Of said claims Aft
some debate, n;which Mr.. Holmes opp
sed the proposition, the question was TAX
!; and decided in the negatiye-yeas 8
nays 1903:
l. resolution, viz
D. Resolved. That the committee Of wa
a and means be discharged from the furrt
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Water Proof Warehouse.

- IIIchuS, dlu TIC pupiiSb tboi Sohai'oSo
the
Warehouse e. Commission
BUSINESS,
at his former stand. know as the Water Proc
Warehouse.
Detached as it ia from other buildings, its lo-
cation renders il nearly as secure from fire. US
If j, was FIRE proof. The floor Of its two wings
have been elevated above the high water mark
of the grea, fteshe, Of May l8iU, and each OF
these divisions Of the building will store from
1900 to 1900 baies Cotton.
Both Of these are designed 70 be exclusively
set apart for the Conon Of Plantets and Conn.
try Merchants, who will thus be secured from
the possibility ofloSs and damage from f~rcslicts'
He avails himself Of the present nccasion 10
return his thanks TO his friends and patrons for
their liberal supper, during the last season: He
solicits from them, and the public generally, n
continuance OF this confidence. and assures
them, that 10 return for their patronage, he will
exert his best personal eff"rts 10 promote and
project their interests committed 10 bis charge.
In addition TO this assurance, he pledges hiih'
self he will in no case purchase u bate Of Cot.
ton, directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale anil shipping oil
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding Of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by a
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
Hamburg, August 4. 1912. Gm %
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REDUCED.

FENHE low prices OF C0iton, The SCARCELY
Il of 'Monev, und the cheapness OF la
bour in almost every other branch Of trade, adj
monishes the Tailors in Edgeiield Village. .ha,
they too, must let their prices correspond viii,
the times, Under these circumstances and
having procured worlmcn who arc willing TO
work Mt reduced rates, We invite our custo-
mers, aud the public generally, TO call and eSa.
mile our stock. and hear our prices, whicl, shall
be low (for the same ~articles) rs any simitaT
establishment in the Southern country.
GOnDE g. LYON.
Dec. 5, 1912. &c is
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SuUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

I'm the matter Of John Russel, Planter, res
q ding in Abbeville District. South CaIoI.n
n Bankrupt. 4
Pursuant to an Order OF the Dis,Tic, t,u,h
Of the United States. for the District OFF, he
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that seJernl
shewn before the said Court, at tho twenty.
Court House in Charleston, Oh +, o,clocl
eighth day Of January next. ut cecil should
A.. NJ, why the said John Rer,;Gc,,e as n
not receive his Discharge n
Bankrupt. ,oho, 1870
II l2 Al
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eWESceEfNf2eOsgS.

Bank upt Lav, SEA- respected friend
in Con ssress writes US, under date Of tho
9Th inst., II begin 10 th:uk there is hut
little hope Of the repeal Of The Bankrupt
law al this session. The fine imposed on
Gen. Jackson, by Judge Hall, | think will
be refunded, but by q close voIe,"-SOnM
Ca oHriQn. -
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFEELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Robert w. Mathis.
AssiG,npsif.
Foreign attachment.

WILEY Milton IL, e Foreign attachment.
y7T1HE Plaintiff having this day filed his de.
claration IN my office, and the defendant
having no wife or attorney, known to be with
the in State, on whom a copy of the same, with
a rule to plead. couIdbe served. 1t is ordered,
that the defendant pleadto tho said declaration
within q year and a day, OF final and absolut.
Judgment WILDE giycn against him.
GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, Dec. Is, lsAl. c. age AZ
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An a~,l,,..-A friend at WASHINGTON
sent US a lc,tc, thc other dog, from which
we extrac, the following:
The members, both democrats & whlss,
appeared to be in enc spirits to-day. The
wings have been whipped ;ni1a good
humor. Ihcard,a democralfron Tennessee
tell the following Story OF, and TO. the wing
a, whicf, they all laughed heartily: lie sal"
in coming through the state of Ohio ne
stopped AT a cabin TO get a drink of wcle''
aud he recognized the woman Of tue cabin
To be a gil he had formerly known. While
talking TO her about old times, a six feet he
negro came up 10 them who the woman
informed him was her husband. AS soon
as the negro left them, The ,ncmber told
| The woman thai he was snrPnyd at her so
di,cracing herself; To which she replied.
Sister Sail has dissraced herself srorSe than
have He asked how. She answered.
WHY, she has married a faN- bLoOGca Wing.
An able. bodied Secman.-A good story
is told by The Baltimore Republican, about
a Stout athletic lump Of chap, who during
The last war, enlisted on board ore Of our
mcu.or war, Us On abIc-bodicd eaman
The fellow was duly entered on the ships
book and was soon al sea.-The frs, rough
weather that came. ne was ordered alolt.
with the usual accompaniment OF hurry"
bur he didn'rhappeneI TO be in a particular
hurry ct lha, particular time. He looked
aft, shrugged his shoulders, and coolly
: answered The order of the officer by sayius
"Mister, | shnn't 90 up thar" mot SO up
YOU rascal?" "No sir; I'm Id iffm going
up thar 10 have my head broke with Them
confucmcnts that's kuockiu' and swinglp'
about, a, least until every thing is quiet"
..Why you lubberly %scoundrel. didn't you
ship for an able-bodied seaman?" ayes
did, and am an nblc.bodied seaman
you are. are you; tell me whn, you mean
by saving you are al a~ble.bodicd seaman,
;. said the officer, in a rase.-'.Why, l mean,
saws Bob, IL can whip any man on boardlp'
This was TOO much Tor the officer, and too
!, good 10 keep. He related tito the captain
: aud ,he.way the recruiting officer was
!, auizci during tho cruise was fun all round
:. hob however became an ~able.bodicd
|. seaman, in fact; and provcdit by whipping
. the whole ships crew al Martinique.
German Siiver.-Every person accus.
: toned TO the daily usage Of German silver
. spoons, will at once coincide with the fol.
:. lowing paragraph, and should throw the
:, dangerous articles away.-Hannburg Jour
nal.
"German silver is pronounced By tho
ar,saIa E,r rpltnnr.
, utensils. itoxydizes very rapidly in con
|" TACT with any acid. even slight vegetable
D. ones, and the small particles which ARK
taken intothe stomach impcrcep,ibly, &c
e os a slow bat sure poison. Every one /.
acquainted with the noture Of arsenic
- nickel is equally poisonous"
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Notice.

Hamburg. August !. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-26
PETERS PILLS

M have tried DR. Jos Prestly Peters Vege.
w getabls Pills, and have no hesitauon IN
OrOnouucing IN I'm the best Ambitious Medicine
that we have ever used IN our families. We are
acquainted with several families ~ this city who
give them the preferences at all other kinds on
tccOu Z of their mlldness and at the same time,
certainty of rction.-N y Eraminer
More IN m ten millions OF boxes of these truly
valuable Ambitious Pills have been sold ia the
United States, Canadas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the first Of January, eighteen hun
dred aad thirty FIVE.
Hundreds aud thousands bless the Day they
yere u du ed, by the persuasiOns Of a friend to
try box of DR. Peters Pills,
Or Jos phi Priestley Peters,
Dear Sir;-I have used your valuable Pills these
last four years. in cases Of Dyspepsia. Liver COM
plant, and Sick HeadaL he, ld have found them
m a majority OF Gases, the tnoat 'aluable Pills
have ever used JOHN CASE, NJ ID;
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or Bilious Fee
yer, would recommend Peters Pills in prefer
rnce TO alt other kinds.
II II ARM STRONG NJ d.
The following from the eminent DR. Emerson. is
considered suffi, lent
have used IN my practice these last FIVE years
DIR Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills ano con-
sidered them the best Family Me-icins l have
ever used.
4 supply of these truly valuable Pills Just re
eeived and for sale Wholesale and Re all by
OLIVER PRYOR
Sole agent for " heehhg.
Large size boxes, containing as Pills, so cents;
small size boxes containing 20 Pills, 25 cents per
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pill s. can
be obtained in most every country store IN Yves
terra Va. nov i6-4m
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MILITARY NOTICE.

4 meeting al The board of Osfieors ,,f The 9Th
Regiment. held on the l4ih day Of Jsnuar,
IosS. lhe following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
"k-"'sved. d.si the Volunteer battalion will eel.
ehraie the al Proaching anniversary of the birth OF
Washington by military parade
lie nlved. that Il DC recomme ndcd Ia the several
volunteer companies in the city to appoint Commit.
tees to meet at the Council Chamber ON Saturday
The 4'h day Of February at 81 o'clock. for the ppr.
see ct making the necessary arrangements 10 con.
duct the celebration"
Ordered. that the above resolutions be pahlished
IN the city papers. GEO w SIGHTS
Jan 20 ~ Clerk 4,h R.g't
DORCAS SOCIETY.
The members OF tho Union Dnrcns SOcieiy wnald
'iier their grateful ackuo cement. "a. ih,-e k,nd
friends ia the eountry that furnished rheir deIsit
~ with three birrels Uf Vegetables and SO pudnds
oi Beef frOm the h To l6,h inst
BY order of the y ord.
NJ A UPDEGRAFF. PrssidesL
LrcY DuFFtELD, Sec'y
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.rRCsrEE,S SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust executed by
- William LamhdIu. Oh Tstopher LambdIn,
aud W.llam NIX Lambdih to me, dated May 81,
1896, aud now of record IN the clerks OIL
nee Of Ohio county. / shall, Tuos-
day, he 18th day of January 1888, IT the
front door OF tue c?urt house of Ohio county, at
o'clock M'proceed to sell TO the highest and
best bIdde- for ready IN oney; Lot No 40 (lor,yI
and all of lot No cry onel except so much
thereof as the saId William LambdIn convened
~ T. Swea ii7gcn, by deed dated 27i OF April
1897, aud now of record la the clerks office OF
Ohio Coun'y. That part of said lot Al so con
veycd to said Swearingtn being, as - believed
the North pa n thereof containing front ofthir-
~ nine feet width and the same breadth back to
the alley.
Selling as trustee will convey such title as
is vested IN me by said deed of trust
dec 2i dts JOHN LIST, Trustee.
The sale 1T the alg've property is posiponed. by
rcqursi. until Monday The 9Th day OF February
1913. at the time and place above named. There
are erected said LOT three large brick dwelling
h'uses. and other improvements. n go'd condition.
Jrn rs, 1913 J. LIST. Trustee.
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THEY HAVE COR ALONG.

'Si reeeived q fresh sss0Sinent of pefiomsrv
- consisting Of Tho following sriiel, 8. Fronch
-4'Tne ia small and large botiies Fl.xids aud H.
icy Water. Lavender and Rose N.,e,: AJas,..,,
OiI; Bears OIL Phiiion Oil; and largr assortment
d sosis. such O. vIc'ors ToIs, coop Floating soas
expressly for baihii g. Windsor Psteat snap; also n
good Or ] uoeld have ga ID, the beet assortment Of
shell SIDE and Tuck eomss an the city. BufisIo
Tuck asd Side Combs. ard Horn Tuck ami Side
combs Of d'fefesi patiers. ~h.ch will b. cold low
Tar cash; by The single yne or Dc req. A. am sole
Agent of Comb Manufacturing esIs6iishaent. Z
think csn sell eombs lI,ie ehesper tasa any es.
'so'ishmeni IN the city. rou ~ho ~isa 20 buy viii
pease give me call Recollect. they 10 bs
iOuhd at A 0 FAiRCfIiLD;S at No 1872. MIN !,
Wheeling.
Clocks and Watches repaired Of short notiee. 4
god assortment Of WATCHES AND 5EwELgy
sl~sys ON hand. which 10 be sold cheap fpr cash,
few Infant Hair Brushes Of tire bcss qualily.
Just 'celved from the mandatory and lOs sals low
jan IL
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WORM LOZENGES

DKOYED IN more IN n 40O, 900 cases to be in
IL tallble, the only certain oim DESTROYING
madeleine ever discovered. Many diseasvs arse
from worms aud aston long and intense.
suffering, and even death, WITHOUT the Fever be-
ing suspected; grown per sons very much af
hicted with them and are doctnred for Various
complaints without any baneht, when one doSt
of these Lozeng. would speedily cure them.
Mr. Murphy 80 North St PhiiadepnIa, was
applied TO b. poor woman whose daugh ter 2
years old had been sick for neaTly wears; ker
stomach was as large as a grown persons, her
arms and legs 40 swollen that she could not
walk or help herself, although she could sai
much as Two ldboripg men. Two eel, brated
doctors had exhausted their skill without any
bent hii the father had spent all he could raise
and was discouraged. he abandoned all idea Of
dong any thing more for her; and looked TO
death alone 10 take her out OF he= misery. MIR
Murphy believing u case Of worms gave her a
box Of Shermans LOZenRes and IN two DAYS che
returned with JOY beaminR IN her eyes end said
the LoLehEtS hau sANeo het chi is e the hrst
dozen brought away nearly plat OF worms IN
che living mass; she afterwards count led over
500 that were discharged besides the ma sses
winch she could not count. The child was lite
rail-, osten up " Oh them- a mother living witness
Of the almost miraculous efficacy OF Sherman
Lozenges. ETPnce only IS cents per box
These valuable Worm candies are sufficiently
known IN Virginia withcui any further comment.
OLIVER PRYOR.
nov t7-4m So,e agentfnr Wheeling.
DIR EASTMANS ELIXER or liEAETH.
<HNHIS is q universal restorative m oil cases
where the Stomach. Liver, OF any Of the or
gaHs GOVERNED in The digestive functions. the
prn lry Of the diseases, and that such true
ol almost the whole caslogue Of human ma ladies' s
we'll known every physician.
ELIXER OF HEALTH
u strengthens and gives tone aud appetite ie the
stomach and possesses The long sought AMI desired
properly Of reRflering harmless TO the stomach any
redundancy Of bile. that may be gOneraIcd there,
and at the same time when there is deficiency Of
ihat necessary fluid. producing cOstveness, depres.
OF spirits Debility. dzziness IN the head palpi
taiion Of the heart. pains parts Of the
body, aud other Characteristic symptoms Of Dyspep
sra. 10 act. perfect Substitute fur the bile. opens
the bowels gently. heirs 60 digest the EnOd relieves
| al pain in the stomach hend cheers The mind
J nvgoraics the system, and restores u 10 perfect
health ag lin u " warranted 90 never fail IN efIec
ting permanent cure IN nil cases of consumption o.
cough where the lungs become diseased frum sym.
pathy with the stomach liver; ell dropscsl sfec
| lions from the cause yield iu Us powers a
once loss ~ appetite. heartburn. complaint
Of ell kinds. night ond darriWa remove,
/ NY - a. by o charm A supply Of This valuable
/ medicine, Just received aid fpr sale by
OLIVER PRYOR Uniun -.
| JIM 10 Wheeling We.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

H AVlNG been informed that tal.s sialcticnis
III III are in circulation respecting the dItFcaliy
bciwern Col George Duty and w = wckhan.
deem il my duty to state The following: About
three weeks ago. the sho.e named gentlemen came
la my house and desired io make a statement of
What WIckham said To me, respecting rlnm had
Uh d. ~. stated To w ickham ia the presence Of
Daily. What he had advised 60 de-; also s,aied.
hai he had frequently spoken To me the suhj. CT
aflrrw arls. and that would give him any sat
IsiacIiOi,, and assigned reasons, Of which Wa.
thought ho Was meddling With that that did
concern hm.or OF his business. neither o The
sb"ve lncts did WIckhnm pretend to deny. The only
excuse or apology he attic np,ed. was thai no dad ii
Tor The benefit nf the endorser. for the proof the
ab"v-.I refer the public tn Col Dulty. In justice
To Wirkifam. will omit any opinion a the m'dive.
Ivy which he actuaied in giving his gratuitous
advice. aud the anxie'y he manifested the sub
jcct Whether IL was Ia make Col Duly unelligI-
tie for the Mav"ratIy. TO befTiend the enaOrser.
will leave the public To decide. Ia justice to Col
Duly will state that 80 far Us he isvonccrned the
claim has been honoraby settled. and ia jusIice Ia
myself. here take the responsibility Ia state. that
whoever has az may hereafter say. that 4 asked
Wickham for advice the subject. that
knOwedged asking his vice either direct or midi
rect. is a liar. and common sense stamps him with
Hsk w Wickham for advice when the clam wa,
IN the hands Oi NJ ; Gopd. in who,e legal opiniou
have more confidence than all the penny. Openny
would he family iireside advisers in the city.
Jsn'y %. lS43. GEO. ROBINSON.