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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
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~ ArANS 60.

..oS1pIf MERCHANT fAIloRS
lA' ,seeircl most splendid assar
lave jas' Esvds TT Gen1.emen Waf FL
! men , o. aad most superior aaa1.R IN
I. news = ia - secelve ln this market Anon
Z. ever seen n. 4 M tha n 10 wing
- sock WI y CLOTHS
y. rrerch Rfk. from S5fa inpef q
ssreThnss Isck hon 50 ia St per ft; nfsb
20 sHd IN rAvER CLOTHS
mi Bssyef. B.aeH.d ~ du BIZ
=Frnen ~atef proof Beaver a Ftena
Ezries a'e = cAsstNfBES
az ver fine ar'iei'; Eng I-h a.
Efrtnen s'sFaney ID. ~ every HYir y quail
Ipsiicah ~ yESTINGS.
- fnesi and richest Nesunr eve
Ne hsve ,t.stity an no mistake. such a. a.
Nd y vsj.efs; cut and urcut Yer, hatu
" Milan Vclvets IF every descrrnen.
Ri 49, ~, have srcn; Valencia. dfiiertu
@Iuf' p ~ - md rolors; Caskmere da, s.
NJ; ~ a.1 Navel de de Is pretty; Sfat k
cart .. ~ Cloak Tassels, and efeai
sup s65<ks. all of win eh Will be sold low
~ - : r. 6rompl customers Oh sbutl ffe
a5a - T. III in the best Eastern style. dre
- NIL, MD n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

OtDD % do Java Do -
25 Rig, Pepper
20 do rlmcno.
30 Chests Youug Tyson Ten;
10 de- Cum Powder Do
Ca-k Gnrtcls Scotch Snuff
Al Ribs Alum,
Casks Fp~om Sails;
do Sqrrntus:
l do Boston syrup;
do hladdet;
POO do Iiquorice Ball;
40 Boxes IS, S. l2s, 6 snd pound Lump.
Tobacco Of superior qualities.
do L9dys Twist Tobacco;
2500 do Rrazicr's and Sheeling Copper;
quo do Cinnamon;
Cproons S Indigo
Bbl' Copperas;
25 Boxes NJ r Raarns;
Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do tuW lied D.
do Glove;
do Nulmecs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do yariegalet Sonps
Bale rordcanY Almnnd.;
1000 do Corron Yarns, ms te lo-iu,i re-
ceIved and for sale by VIM FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

NNEhayc just received an other lot Of Planes
Ns which we warrant good, and offer at
aho.t half price. On hand, all sizes of Morlise.
Flr.nsr AMI Turning Chiscs Il Gouses, Hand
and Broad Axes Foot AIDES, Hatchcts. Draw
lng Knives Steel Augors, Germln. Cast and
Spring Steel Hand and Parnell Saws, Tenor
do. Guages, Devils, Squares, Braces and BIS,
Saw Sets, etc etc. nov l6 OFT q GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

ryr hsvp now on hand nj onr Cbeap Hat 4
Csp Eabi''hment rn.en II, nrge y.
:, a r>nhinnahe Hats al our our, nam,
!, xh;rh ue will sell al ihe lowest pticc. iaf
4 :, IN sloG1 credit To prom pit cusi"mrf.
20 DARE y HOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
NEW LOTTERY
AND
F.XCYANGEOFFICE

II ME subscriber having been appointed Ag't for
DPAINE & Co, will open an office IN Wheel.
ing. on Monday, Oct llih. lie has been engaged
in The Lottery and Exchange business for The last
twelve years in Washington CITY, aud has sold and
cashed more Capital Prizes, lhhn nay other office in
the United States Within the last yeai he has sold
$4,000, s25.000 and sl2,000 in Whole Tickets,
hesides n large number of smaller amounts.
II is only on account Of his increased business
from the Western States-(by way Of orders)-
that he has been induced to open in Wheeling. and
the he hopes by unremiting attention, TO merit
cuninna ce of the patronage OF his Western friends
and all others who may wI,n IT, adventure in the
Popular Lotteries for which he is aeenl.
ocI 10 II FRANCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

DAND BOXEs.-Jos' received q" Todd
ID fresh ~ y oil Wooden Band Bo1es
n.vls 5 TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

n ST f"cnfyad from Now Ynfk q n,t, md y-io,
~ did ossorfmrri Of Cnslm-rc a'l,cr.s..nlso +.
f''nch worked Infant fo,li.s: Sncnsor. Goll.rs AZ.
f"hreilas; fine rmen'u le, Rnl ons ard Hal,
rms. Alsn. lnsi received from ihr rnnnnfac,u,uv
house In Lowell Mass a few piercs OF Rlpo Plnc,
Asphanm Cloths, Tor Sacks and Over ronr4 1'bos.
cloths are pronounced BY The best Tailors in III,
c'v 10 he III" finest md hes. qnallv of Clofh. the,
ever snw. All irno Americans ore invited l., 9,
AM 'k NJ HEM. as they nre Tar sn r.rinr md mar,
cheaper thas any ariiclc nj similar Kind ever IN,
ported pENMAN. No lE2
"r' - West sdo Main ST Nhephrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

81 f"c"ved.n fcw plrcr, anufs.pa P-.1
." Satin striped Challv.'lor r.earuu. .'r.s.csst
son ~ GREER n lInr.IF'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

4 ANTED.--s0n0 rsnd Coan, 500 Red FL.
h 800 (spy Fen. 90 Oaei. t'rcucr WITH my
|-,av a Mneleai aud Mink Skins. At tire Wheel
mi Fxhsy. esarihs S"nlh end OF lie Market
p.rhe Hrhssg price, Nil be pnid fnf fhe ulnrr
n IIai. nj Caps. or part Cash il required.
"a DARE ( HOGF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

ryjSrEnsS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
Al 4 isssh eapply 81 TIN. ,aluabe Medicine
t'suehs and Calds. just received and Tor .ale
|.s.sIe ssd R~sslI by
10 OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

6OPPERAS. IN hnnd and ior sale by The hutel
Il MamulSrtnrcs's prices hy
rs INER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
0saad Consolidsied-Clas4 Is.
e35.295 Capital Prize.
sd~s = Issgs number Of other splendid Przea.
Tcteo olo-talyes S5-Quattets 50 50.
kw 4>otsss lcl, and for sale any time during
tins day.
U1UlNs rec'd on "Wednesday morning
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29

Enn LBS CRTAM TARTAR. ff..,
~OO ay Ireaf OLIVER IRYeR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29

The above with sreaf many OTTER
feri no hesitation 10 say ne ih" orr -.
IS. tb ca VI enable IS 70 sell o. as .ee
s. aao may IT, zoo want Of any 81 Tie ID.
anime or sock before purchasing else
greatest ri pleasure 10 ~all on them al
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28


he adjuSedly irea'y. sosiar - ne same
may come within tie scope oftEe tre.t, =
making power.
Mr.. Allen offered resolution which
was adopted, calling upon the President
for copies If all instructions given TO the
American Minister in England in relation
to the occupation of the Oregon territory.
Upon the presentation of the constiiu-
ton Of Iowa in lie House on the 18th,
by Mr.. Dodge, debate sprung up as to
the appropriate reference Of said instr,-
ment, which will lc found in another col
nmn. The reference. to the committee on
Territories is an extremely fortunate one,
and may be taken as evidence Of a dispo-
sition on the part Of the House to act "a.
vorably upen.onra application. There may
be breakers ahead in I Senate. but a,
present, owing to the fact Of Florida heina
also in readiness, the prospect looks well
Immediately after the adoption # Gen
Dadge's moiion 10 print 5000 extra copie.
Of the papers submitted by him, Mr.. Levy
Of Florida, offered and carried through !
similar motion in rel .tian u the co,,sti,u.
ton for his State. Mr.. G. j. Irgersol
fom the committee cn Foreign Relations
introduced a joint resolution provi ing fol
the mission Of Texas similar to the on.
offered in the Senate BY Mr.. M'Dnfie-
the conditions being those Of Mr.. Tyler.
treaty.
Nothing particularly worthy Of not wa
transacted in the Senate.
The proceedings Of the House on The
18th are devoid OF interest, and we there.
fore make no .notc Of them. The Senate
did not hold session.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

DThe !ora Capital R.porie,, after a
suspension Of several weeks, occas 0 ,ed by
the non-receipt ofa supply ofpapcr ordered,
has again fMntl its way 10 orr table. Tn.
same carse which prevented the issuing Of
tie Reporter regularly has operated 50 as
to postpone the e ecntion Of most of the
extra printing ordered by the convention.
The editor promises that it shall now be
finished with the utmost despatch.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
Congressional Globe and Ap.
pendix.

Let all who desire to make themselves
acquainted with the proceedings Of Con-
gress subscribe for one or both Of these
works-both if convenient. They are
published in quarto form Of l6 pages, and
when bound up make quite handsome
and sizeable book. The price is 81 for
each work. The Congressional Globe is
made up Of the daily proceedings of the
Two Houses Of Congress, with condensed
notice Of the debates. The Appendix is
made up Of the Presidents message, doca-
ments, and all the long speeches, written
cut or revised by the members themselves.
For IS six copies Of either work will be
forwarded.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
From the N. o. Pi oy,me.
"JALArrA, Nov. 20,


"Having promised 10 w,ie yo,, should
any thing worthy OF remark turn up,
have now a. opportunity 10 scratch you
few lines in relation 10 the ,ro,bl.s ~ this
dis,rac,:d ID comtry. From all accounts il
would seem thai The whole Interior is up
IN arms a..i.,si Santa Anna, with General
Paredes ut the head Of the revolutionary
forces The States Of jalisco, San. Luis,
Agnas. Calientes, Gnanaiuato, and Qnere-
taro, have already declared against Santa
Anna, and every post brings intelligence
OF disaffectivns in other quarters. Some
garrisons in other. States may have de-
cIared themselves in favor Of the Govern
menl, bit that is all humbug. A passen-
ger Just arrived from Vera Cruz says that
the garrison there has declared for Santa
Anna, but there were many who thought
the soldiers were ready u throw up their
caps for Parcdes slfoii1 hal, chance oc-
cur. -. ~
..Santa Anna is on his march towards
Me leo with COCO men, and ut the last
accounts near the city; but the dcsertions
II, N lis ranks had Teen immense. One
regiment, numbering 800 men, has been
reduced 10 is officers and four Pricatss BY
this means. The c,use of the Dictator
certainly looks desperate, and many cum
iidcntly look for his total overthrow"
Gov. Dosr.-The friends Of Gov. Dofr
in Rhode Island are getting up meetings
IN the several towns; for the purpose of
iastrnc,ing the representatives in The Gem
;eral Assembly to vote for the uncondilion-
d liberation Of Thomas w. Dorr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

The intelligence contained in our last,
sesative to the angry correspondence sid
20 have taken place letween the Amer
iean Minister asd the Ne ican Secret:., y
'cf St.ae, touching the Texcs annexation
question, y confirmed BY the publication d
the correspondcnce. The letters GRE toc
long far Insertion entire in our columns;
Ast =, IN The presest posture Of affairs
- - en- tell to what important result.
thsy my lead, we will endcavor hercaf el
e make room for such portions as are
deemed most important. At present, and
unlil further instructions arc received By
Nr. Shannon, all Official intercourse be.
tweea the American and Mexican govern
aneus i 4 an end. The attention. Of Con-
eses xill rrobably Re called 10 the subject
= = early day By the President, when
aasab is;erest nay he expected 10 attach
% d. A9sesss;ons ef ihat body.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

ia whig in Tennessee, during the
progress of the Presidential camp nen,
agreed for twenty dollars to give one dol
lar FOR the first electoral vote Gov. ok
should receive over Mr.. Clay, and 10 double
in geomctrical progression for each addi-
tional vote. The sum which no has LOST,
according 70 the computation Of an !
change, is $36, ,S9s, ,457. .467 ,42o, lo3 ,23l!
The winner can afford to let him of at .
discount. We recolIect reading state
incnt Of similar bet made many wears ago
-at c frste'ect'on Of Gen. jackson, we
believe, BY Senator in Corg ess from
Maryland, Hon. ( F. Chambers, in v which
an equally large amount was lost. The
Hon. Senator was wealthy, and comprom-
ised the matter BY ras ing, il our memory
serves us, some twenty thousand dollars.
DThe electors Of New York, Pennsyl-
valia, and every other State in which the
democratic ticket was successful, ha, Z
unanimously cast their votes in favor ii
James K. Polk for President, and George
NJ. alias Tor vies President. The base
proposition made BY several ofthe leading
wlaie presses, that tho electors Of die firs,
mentioned State should vote against ,he
desnoeSaiic nominees, and thus forfeit their
P'ightsa eiih, and belray the con6ienc.
rep"sed in them By the people. has been
'ia1ignaidly sParss', and thus i dissil,s,ed
'hs LAT hope q The whigs 70 dslsal ihs
elsasly expressed will = he pecpls.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

\ As members Of new community We
witness daily the rriein and growth &c in
situations or Improvements, Is wh'ct the
relation OF man 10 his f.llsw man Is not
only modified or materially altered, but in
many insta, ces the very face of nature'is
di-guised hy physical charges Laws are
ordained for the government Of our rela-
1--WE conduct, but the dates of their origin
and tieir authors are soon forgotten. For
ests are levcled, and towns and villages
reared in their siead, as the wo,k- VI. only
. few years, but their pioneers pass ON 10
some other promised Lard. there 10 re-en-
act the same scenes, or are removed By
death, and in few Years the historical
facts, which we're familiar 10 them alone,
are IN great degree los, 10 tile inhabitants
Of the very places which owe their oriuia
10 III. ir enterprise How few Of tie citi
gems ot onr own place posses al lis lime
any personal or other correct knowledge
Of the particulars OF lis first settlement:
And vtt j, is less than a dozen Years old
and how contradictory and nnsatisf cto, J
as to dates and events, would Le the ac.
counts thereof If g,ihered from mere ru'
NOR! Few Of onr pioneers remain 10 wit
ness Ter prosperity; and even now, Will,
we wrie =, il is known that sone OF then
are founding new cities on the waters .
the Patif;c. and others are continu; lly 'ol
lowing in their wake, lea, ing scarcely ;
tangable fact teLind them, by which III,
particulars Of their enterprise en- be &C
cnrately traced. These facts admoni>h u,
Of the necessity OF renewed e erlions il
tie collection and preservation Of correc
iniormatio" as 10 TIE history Of the Terri
tory and her Institutions
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
Ben ng ray Foriu and Rssss- I
correspondent of the PhiladelpAn k!]
stone writes fr, IN New York;

DeH nS Udy foTiu HnI hsvsM-,
correspondent of the PhiladelpAn k!]
stone writes ir, IN New York;
with the wigs there is .weepa =
wailirg,' and, l fear, some 'g'asiy 4
teeth One nigh, suppose thai 2 rHl
wlica has been alwi,s lie ten, wsh .
Z c, ,p,ion. mi I'll have become used 10
TIER lose. 81 money alone, are k'nh
Old men with families lave mor'gs'
houses, Ian.'s. and even their iufnila,i !
and bet their l,sl dollar On Clay. slfuf
have p'elgcd their whole years saisa
in advance. Many have borrowed aakt
of th,ir friends. One man csteened#
honorable, not only let all his own Pr
iy. but driven BY the fell spirit q gs.sE
and his confidence in Henry Chys NJ
cess, 10 bet nearly $40. COO placsd = y
hands 20 stakes by his friends = Oee ! {
IL 5. On the night when The sS n
this State was kmwn, young nm ~
nut from one of the wing head-Fs1
a raving maliac. Oihers, 18th - n
women, have lost their reason. ~
the horrors Of gambling, and w. w.
London and Paris. This election y "|
I \ ork has surpassed them all.'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
South Carolina.

Tie Presi 'ential electors chosen " III.
Legislature Of this State have cast their
votes far Polk and Dallas. WV. AIKEN.
So. has been chosen Governor, anl J. E.
IRvIN Ii. Gov, rnor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

ITFifteen States have already chosen
representatives to the ne Congress, pre-
senting the following political complexion,
viz: Democrats 81, Wings AZ. Natives 6.
The elections yet to take place will prob
ally incrccse the present democratic ma
i4riiyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

Extsoct Iron : esrd signed aJAMEs CLARxx.'
eAiebTwe Psblishsd ID the Gazette Of the 7th

!. fJhe name ef The person WIN is on all hands
0& lsasuf 20 Ne the anshor Of these attacks upon
ue1s ptsx. f1Exas WAaaEs; and hereby de-
: aGnnee Aia 10 -, ~hat MS cosduct shows that
Ae.is, EsAvE, > scouSpAsL. and . roLT ROOM.
qsv6g taken this SER. of course all personal
oeesPAref eoatfovessy must henceforth cease on
- IT" 49,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

I5- A bill has passed the Arkansas
House Of Representatives, chaneil g III
mode of vo:ing in that State from tie rii,o
roce system 10 that Of ballet.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

IE-The Supreme Court Of the Terrific
~ will meet at Iowa City on Monday
lest.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

OF Hon. Thomas MoRRIs, the late can
didate Of the Liberty party for Vice Ple:-
it.ent, is dead.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
CONSTITUTION OF IOWA.

Mr.. DOUG oil Iowa, presented inc-
moridl from the people o.. thai Territory,
Sc tirg forth i Cons;ilnii n adopte By them
and pay ing admission into the Urion as a
State. He moved its reference ID The Com
mit,ee ON Territories.
Mr.. VINTON thought il ought to go 70
the Judiciary Committee, whose pro, ince
i, would be 10 judge whether the propose !
onsti,ution Tor The Stale as, IN the lam
g,,sgc oil the Constitutes Of the United
States, Republican" "A similar petition
had, he understood, received that di. e-.i IN
in the other end ofil e G. pitol.
Mr.. DODG bell. ved The usual course
in such cases had been u refer such memo
ria.s 10 the Committee on the crriiories.
lie knew that this course had been pursued
vixen Florida pc,i.ioned 10 be recei. ed i,lo
the Union, and he belle. Ell the same thing
had Leen done with the pc;i.ions Of Micli-
gan and Arkansas; he was quite confident
i had with the petition from Florida. The
Committee ON The Territories was as COM
petent. he presumed, 10 judge whether the
C..n>,itu icn for Iowa was republican as
tie Con mi,,ee on the Judiciary. The in
str,menl could not be once read o,e er bnt
], must lie perceived that il was genuinely
republican.
Mr.. A. v. BROWN pressed his hope
that the motion u The Delegate .or Iowa
would prevail. The republicanism Of the
proposed Constitution was more question
81 lact than Of law.
Mr.. BLACK, Of Georgia, would call the
attention of The House to tie S7th and 05lh
rules OF order, which severally prescribed
the duties Of the Committee On the Judici-
ary and that on the Territories. He pre-
s,,med nothing more wonM lie needed than,
simply to read these rules; he hoped, as a
matter oi' rule, 10 say nothi,,g Of precedent,
The ,nemori.l would be sent to the Com
,nitiee Oh tie Territories.
Mr.W NTANORTHexprcssedhi>ho hope
that this memorial would take The c,'nrsc
which haa ways heretofore been pursued
IN like cases. The gentleman from Ohio
(Mr. VlSroS had q III. TO them the pre-
ce,!ent oi The Sen.t.; but lie s'sonlsl have
remembered there was a great difference
between the opinions Of thai body and Of
this House on ih,s 40 well as IN many other
subjects. Ismight, perhaps, be not gener-
sllv ,nnderslcod that the object of the Sem
aie's reference II The application ol Iowa
was partly te,delAy The reception oF that
Territory as long - possible, because the
moment abe was admitted il is well known
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
From the N. O. Tropic Of Dec. 5.
Later from Mexico.

FRoM v RA CRuz.--The Schooner Wa
terwlch, Capt. Da,eyres. arrived here
YES crday from Vera Cruz, Which p.ri
She lett On The 2ls, Ill i.no. We have 10
letters or papers by this arrival. hM we
have sumo verbal rep ,rts. on which, low
ever, we 10 not place much reliance. 1t
is >isied t!at "a rn,nnr prevailed u, Vera
Cruz of 5000 cf the in abii.n,s of the
city Of Mexico having declared against
SAINT, Anna, aud iha, they had taken the
fell ag..ins, lin. Further, ], is reported
that Santa Anna inten Is 10 seek refuge in
Vera Cruz, and that I! . gates of,ht city
would be cl,sed :g.inst him. Lastly, Il
was sid 10 be the general lelief that
Santa Annals administration would be
oy eril,rown. All this is vague and in
definite. and needs confirmation. We du
moi believe that Santa Anna was so ba ly
prepared for this shock as to be SO very
e4sil, disposed Of.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

"Ikard r ssss. .'--Ansag ehes 81 Il
tant stoppages, il is mentionse' 'Da' Z I /
tensiye manufacturer Of pAayt 9 - \
New Englsnd, hos discharged ~ !
hands, the result of Henry Clss ~
for the Presidency! Kings - A.''l
have come down, twould seen.
Cuyk 70 X ,o,c. An Englise r.! 4
BY the name of Johnson, says =
work, i declare my conscie!aias
ion, founded on long obscrvsiloa y
Election, that If there was nct y
physician, surgeon, apcshecsry, - . 4
wife, chemist, druggist. or drug,
face OF the earth, there would oe
ness and less mortality than nov
n RIir ef &c B~is . - t. wv
Orleans Courier Of the 0th inA. I
this morning saw bayonet a
a thick root Of ! trees Yhich 4 4 y n
some feet under ground, o. NJ oIv5s
battle below the city. lths
ity and well worth seeine. WI
possession of Mr.. 5. Tsylos, : ~.
chants Exchange, where : wm
tied for two Of three daya ~
Taylorss siRleutirM 10 spf0eeA
case to General jackson
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
Introduction Of the Issvya COnsti.
tuition Into Congress.

In looking over the proceedings Of Con-
gress Of the 18th instant, we find the fol-
lowing in relation to the Cons tuition re-
Gently adopted BY the Convention j this
Territory. The friends oil State Govern
men, will be gra,ilicd ut seeing the subj, c.
brought forward at 5, early a periol Of the
session. Our intelligence from Washing
ton lead, us IL believe that both Iowa and
Florida will be lmilie before an ali 'ur,'.
ment takes place.
The New York herald., 1844-09-09
ITO be csniinued.]
EMINENT SUCCESS IN THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND LIVER

pY DIR. .YONDERsMiTH sI Greenwich street, New
- York Upwards Of twenty patients aborng under these al
ections and who pronounced ncurabe BY their py
clans, recommended to make trial q Dr. - skill This
occurred during the last month"; and this brief period he has
restored the hole number perfect health by the admnsta
ton Of his celebrated Indian Cough Balm and Lung Basam
eases arising coughs colds, obs,rueted pespation
Read the following honest certificate the simple but grateful
language Of completely cured INVALID and duly atissed be-
fore James Harper Esq, Mayor of the city Of New York
(CoPy THE CERTricATE)
DR. VoHpERsMIrH-
give you my certificate with the greatest Of pleasure now
been under the teatmen, Of dozen pbysicsns in New York
and they all pronounced ncnrable-pr Mott Dr. Bscoe
gave relief They ali said lung, and liver Dis
ing and cough for two hours. would raise during those two
hours gill Of matter had difficulty ~ breathing have
lived upon bread milk the last months eat any meat
skeletonbefore taken sick weighed 40 pounds Since
Dr. yondersmh has cured me- have gained 20 pounds by
accident my husband saw one q pr voldenmms pa,
10 send for Dr. vondemiih My husband home with DR.
Vondcrsmh he said he could After using his msd
cine days commenced splitting quart OF matter This
continued FOR three days then soped grew better every
Of my lungs Every said could not be cured Thank God
DR.. Vondersni,h cured me perfectly sound.
f''"' Mis-. BucKwALTER,
State of Nsw York, City and County Of New York,
gseM ny $ SspRSs y s6ys s .s above Ss
named Mrs Buckwate whose subscribed TO the above
letter he knows Of bis knowledge that the
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sworn before this 10th day Of July 1874, ,,.,,
Mayor Of the City Of New York.
si Gs."%ien st. Y Ts upon he Mayor and see
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