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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
DR WlsrARs GREAT DIscoYERY.-I

hR WlSTARS GREAT DlsCovERY,-I
- was once said, There is nothing new under
lie sun This has been cnphaIicaly uoe in refer.
ence TO medicine. Hundreds of Fills Panaceas
Eiptc iornnls and Specifics Of all soris have been
psiled into noiorieIy-al mnde mainly Of the same
ingredients. adding new materials 10 The 'lealine
arr But DIR Wsinr's Balson of Wild cherry far
hishes new medical ngeni--a new princinle
evolved from Natures own Depository. II on,e,
Asthma. IncipicDi Cuusumpiions Liver Co,nplain,.
and oil diseases Of the Lungs when nothing el,e
VIII. IN b'norable member Of the Canadian Pa,
lament writes thol u has cured him II Asbm, nj
zen yeofs standing. Il williams. attorney n, l,,v
% William street, New York. has been cured NJ
me same disease OF twenty four years standing.
Mr. C"zens Of New jersey makes nH;d,y,, Thai
cured him Of supposed Consumprnns nfor IN.
physlcions had given him up 10 die; and so with
hundreds of others.
bs1 Remember we positively. in no ease palm n
unIral cures rs produced bv hi. iny.lnable remedy
Wy Bc snTo 10 get Dr Wislat's Balit,.of wild
cherry There are limitations,
4rThe eenBiue wistat's Balsafn is solJ oply he
DR. JCRUMBACKER, T13 Main ST. Oct 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

THE WlFE.-It nee DIS no guilt TO break a
husband sheart. The absence of content, the
muttering OF spleen. the untidy dress, and
careless home, the Iorbidding scowl and de
serted hearth; these and other nameess ne.
g'ecls-without crime among them--have
narrowed to the quick the hearts core of many
a man, and planted there beyond the reach Of
cure the germ OF despair. o. may woman. be-
lore that sal sight arrives. dwell on the rcco.
Iecuons OF her youth, anil chcrishing the idea
oi That tunciul time, awake and keep alive
the Promls" she tlien 50 kindly gave. And
though she may be the injured. not the min
mig one-the forgotten, not the lorgctlul wife
"a happy allusion to that hour of Iove-a
Kindly welcome 20 comfortable home-a
smile OF love to Danish hostile words--a Kiss
OF peace to Pardonall the past--aad the hardest
heart that ever locked itself within the beeast
OF selfish man will soften to her charms. and
bid her live as she had hopcd-her wears in
ma tchless bliss--lo,ing and CONFERENCE.-The
soother OF souowing hour-thc source Of
comfort amt the spring Of joy
Boston Daily Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
MORE COUNTERFEITING-AN AT

MORE COMPREHENSIVE AT
TEMPT AT SUICIDE, &c.-We understand
that man named Hiram Hobbs, was arrested
near Wcstchestcr, this week on a charge of
passing counterfeit money, and also that his
accomplice, Thomas Baton, suspected of the
same offence, who was in company at the time
succeeded in making his escape. Hobbs, after
being arrested, became desperate, and while
under charge of the officers at public house
in Westchcster, attempted TO take his own
life. by cutting his throat horribly with razor
which he procured from the person who was
a dangerous one, did not prove fatal-and we
learn that il was with much difficulty, and not
until the prisoner was Frustrated from the loss
of blood that his wound could be dressed and
the flow of blood stopped he preferring pre-
mature death TO Imprisonment. Horrible
Cudiz R,D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

he Z. 5. storeship Lexington arrived a,
Atansas Eass on the evening OF the 18th inst.
f'omNew York, having on board seven com
pan'es OF L. 5. Artillery, under the command
oil Major EwiSc-Oiiiccrs and men being gen
erally in excellent health. The l.. sailed from
Aransas for Pensacola on the the llth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
BRITISH POWER ON TuELA PLATTE

The Washington Union publishes long
statement Of the events which have ,ranspired
in the region OF the La Plate designed TO make
II appear that the seizure of the fleet of the
Argentine republic, while engaged in the pro
ssecution OF a war declared against her by the
Montevidean government, is the act OF Eng.
land, and that the agency of France in the
matter has been altogether secondary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
n OYs! TOYS! TOYs.-I &T HORN

n ONS! TOYS! TOYS!-I d. II HORN
BROOK have j,si received full assor,me n,
oi ys; among which nrc WAX KID aud j,inied
Dolls oi different sizes; Drums Wagons, Wheel.
oinows. Ia Ties. Trumpels. Wooden. EarIhen and
China Tea Sells, M"nkies. $ ppic Jacks. Barking
nnh Wo"len Dogs. Snakes, Small Canes ', hips
Baskets Ilnrmonikas, Secretaries. Bureaus. Saver
Men, T"wns China Figures. Surprising Boxes
Doll Heads. SUPP. DC. St; which will he sold on
feosohob C terms 10y the suele one or dczrn. Call
indst il"m al J & II TIORNBROOKS.
Wholesale and Retail Variety Store.
ori 3U Monroe 81, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
D1tlg T6aarR8.
THURSDAY. OCC. 30, 1915.
THE RIGHT OF wAY.-In m,nv

fHh KtuHI Of WAY.-In many por-
tons oil ttr State Of Pennsylvania the late G.
lect'o" turned upon tn question Of the right of
way Tor the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
AS we expected. the night oi Way party have
met signal defeat This. with the action of
Nirgin'ans, upon that subject, will. we trust,
be sufficient TO make some difference i'm the
action of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company from what they expected lew
months since. II the president OF the com
pany should return itom abro ID, and apply his
energies to the work, and the company sccep,
the law as IL now stands, those facts would be
suiic,ent to in'use new spirit into Bal,i-
more, and new energies into this city busy
as itnow is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

BORNEO.-A letter i'm the Union, from
Lieut. Chapman, TO Capt. Percival, of the Con
stitution, represents thitiha English have re-
Gently formeda treaty with the Sultan of Bor-
neo by which that Government have'not only
purchased the use of all the coal mines of the
couutry, but, in addition, the exclusive advan-
tages OF commerce with the people Of the Sui
tan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
ECONOMY Is WEALTH -

AM having manufactured at tins time. oil
i hibds Of Hats that are usually worn, much low,
CT N price than usual, by honest and experienced
woikmen. which will enable me to turn out n frs
rate Hat, Ia any one wanting cheap ond good ar.
iice. have bcen living in this city a good many
years aud think nm entitled 10 patronage. Cen.
ilcmen waning FIRST rate will please leave their
MEASURES. and IN a few days they shall have them
occ"rdlng in order. warrant d not To break
Hats and Gaps ofall kinds constantly I'm hand, nj
ny cheap Hat aud Cap factory, corner OF Main
anI Union sis. Wheeling. W.
OCT 80 SAMUEL ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
MILLINERY

Mrs WHEAT. eor"erlf Market and Quincy
lNI sta, returns her ihanls t3 The ladies' of
Whcelag for The liberal patronage she ms hereto
i'rc receive d,1nd respectfully announces that she has
now IN her e'pplny, voting lady from one Of the
FIST establishments in PmiLAbELtniA and Is pre-
pared with The latest fashions To accommodate her
cusiuTers ia "a style unsurpassed. oct 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
C.. GOOSMAN,
- 'oo .',,l,NI,o II. sTURGIss.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH"
VIEW ESTABLIS uM EMIT.
upper e"d o. no Market House. w,a side, Thi,df
door obope Marker AUSnl


door obope Market AU<yI'
TAILORING AND REPAIRING
AA ITO would not eeonomse when n small Ca,
w tune can he saved Ivy having his old e,o,,s.
repaired and done over. The subscribers si,.,
themselves that they can clean old tioihes and 70.
pl'r Them IN superior manner They will i,ks.
Tar Paint Grease, Pitch, Yurnrsi,s or apy Ohio, d;,y
out ct cloth. SIS Salin or my kind Of Woolcn..
o"nus' ohd leave no slams Faded eolora ,es,o,od
Gentlemen hesitate 10 hase their clo,hiny seemed
on ss,On~ NJ The maay imposlofs who min tho
e,o'h Ny occurring with ssap. Carriage es,h;ons
'iabgings' Palpn covers, Sofas. Chn,t Cover, win.
u"w hangineS, Carpets and Ifeanh Russ d,es.sd
a"o made 70 appear az new. Indies and gentle,
meU give ihtnf call onS be convinced Thai go.
'hinss can be done os we'll as Others. They havo
alsoa DbElNG ESTABLISHMENT. cooosc,.s,
With Tho Rchoy0hng Shop.
The materials made use Of IN their n,o,,.. .t
IehoVa'ing and eleahinE caeoiuslly prevents moth
ron destroying and Mind Of WOODEN goods pc,.o,.
having Wooden CI"ihing which fhsy intend IN lao
as'de dnfng iho simmer would DO we'll m bav.
mem bIH cleaned ty ihis process
TAILORING They ore prepared 10 make nm
~ Ihe oeSSyle and latest fashion ell ,es,,in,;on.
., Geol'emen's Wearing apparel mud soliei, .hsrs
!" psoIc pa'foasgs. 6 GOOSMAN.
O' 20 SrURGISS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

DOCKS. BOOKS, BOoKS,-JuN received n
large aud splendid assortment of Sclr o. Med.
zeal anl Miscellaneous Books; also. Stationary of
every Description. comprising IN pari as follows
Letter and cap Writing Papers OF every qnaliy and
price; Steel Pens. Waicrs. Blue and Black Inks &c.
"" w ROBB.
oc' ~ corner Main anC Union SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
oREGoN.-Tae U,;ou os THURSDAY last,

0REGON.-Tae Gaiou of Thursday last
has an article on this subject which contains
intimations Indicative of the future course OF
the Administration on this momentous issue.
"lu addition to or manifest and indisputa.
bic right To III" soil of the Oregon territory"
SAYS the Union-"a right derived at once from
discovery, from exploration, from contiguity,
from occupation. and from solemn treaty sti-
pulaiions-in addition to all this overwhelm-
ing Mass at title in the soil we have another
mighty hold hpon the region, In the RESIST
less affinity to rs aut to our institutions oi the
population which l. growing on within its
limits, There are runors in the public Jour
nails that a temporary and prov isional govern
ment has already been established by the
jewellers on the Oregon. Such governinen,
can BE- merely Temporary and PROFESSIONALS
The offspring oi necessity, it will, we are as
surcd gladly give place to the protection of the
federal constitution. The men who have made
that government will b. prompt To remember
'hcir right To the name ot American citizens.
As American citizens, they went To Oregon
a. such, they have lived there. ON American
sni-as such, they are HOW under the protect.
ing eye ot this nation-and as such, ere long,
they are To come into our confederation"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

AGoon REASoN.--A paper. which had
been mailed 90 fair subsctibet. was latcly ,c'
TUNED to Use publisher, with the cn,lorsc mon,
- Sot iaken out she's En away and mar.
red The editor says The excuse j. pcrrccGy
satisfactory '''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
FANCY AND EEAIIIy a wr;,or

FANCY AND REAIllY.-A writer i'm the
New Bedford Mercury in an essay on hog-ism
refers In the words OF the poet. Freedom
Shricktd a Rosci,,sko fell - and stys, that was
bu, the playing oi IN" gcntlest breeze among
the strings of the .Eplan harp. compared to
the shrek OF the 100 lbs. and but now appar-
emily stoical porkcr, as h. is hurried by two
butchers at his ears and one at his tail TO the
place of sacrifice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

n POINT OF ORDER BaBatinr Soci.
ely hsa town down east" one eyer;,,c nm.
dsrtook to discuss the question, ',Sl.c,s,er in.
tsmpea,ge OF slavery Is productive sl the
Inost evil ia the United Stat.s" A w9gthy
doaoos. ccosonstsng against he forgcs, pro
posod Ia sho~ its eject ora ira vitiro.. e. n
etrnity~ Stop. stop" cried th,. sl,ai,von
"thaIs o,St ocsks Enlied States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

WYS. TOYS a full assortment Of superior
Il Toys, the best ever offered ia this market
Ju'I received III is day by
T. HoRNgROOK, Monroe 81. Wheeling.
'"""nI"fs Tomorrow OCT %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

VIE Subscr'ber has just received few boxes
u oi Goods. which in adji N To the lot which
ne opened lew weeks since will IN Ike his stock
complete HIS friends and The public are requested
10 give him call, as he expects by constant nj,
ienlion 10 try and please all + w BASSErr.
SIuih Wheeling. OcI 9Th
b. Seme splendid siJlc. of Ca,hmercs nro in
his crowd. no, 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
ExTnACp OF COFFEE.-7T1i-

ITxTnACp Of COFFEE. en,cIc
~ las bcen discovered Of laie IN EItopo ssd
mas bscjme 80 celebrated an over fo tont,nse ,hs,
every lnmily makes nee - II. moi snly as sowing
~ ',hee. b"' a. ceflnin Tomedy TO prevent ,hoI
We .a'"I disease, Dyspepsia. = improves HE ,aWo
w "s c'nce' Toe color bod saves he hall lko guam.
NY oi coiLe. II clcls The coffee boiler ,ban s,1,
i glass or any oheS arloles pr clearing; 70, sole
~ 'e sore % MClNNlS,
wv % Market Spnnfe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

Glow do YOU like Shakespeare said blue
stocking young lady TO an old river captain.
Don't like her at all, madam. she burns
too much wood, and carries too little freight. 4"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
A correspondent OF the n. Y. Couric,
writes as follows under date of

WASHINGTON CITY, 22d Oct, 1915.
lam informed that Mr.. Pakenham has made
q proposition to Mr.. Buchanan, the Secretary
OF State. that the differences between the
United states and Great Britain on the subject
of the Oregon Territory, should be referred TO
some third Power for the purpose of being
settled by arbitration. To this proposition
MI. Buchanan is willing to accede, and he has
sdvised;ffc resident Polk TO recomme nd the adop.
ton OF this course in his message to Congress,
on ,nat pcdy's assembling. This President
Polk has declined to do, on the Ground that
the Western Democracy will not b. satisfied
with such course. The matter accordingly
- no farther advanced than ii was at the in.
susuration, though possibly Mr.. Buchanan
may be able to induce the President to adopt
this course before Congress meets. We shall
see. II will be- remembered that John G. Caj.
noun when Secretary Of State is said to have
declined any arbitration whatever on this sub
Jucct. These facts may b. relied upon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

Wh-n yoe ase ihtsodTsa TO s,ranee, -
spfe 70 ask ard Gnd Dat al Ina businrss, ssd
pump as much o's, Of him as you can. bctsnre
aiesttoos- ar TIE very kryos 20 hnowlcdg,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
D,AUBIGNE,s WRITINGS


A VOICE from Antiquity 10 the Men Of Tho
IA 18Th Century.
Puseysm examined
The COME ssiUn al Christ
Faith aud Know ledge.
The Voice Of The Church One III her Of the
above Tor % cenIs each. al The Bo,ksrnrc
OCT ~ JOHN IIASWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION is still,

TIE oEN AIOKlAE ELECTION is Still
undetermined % o'clock, p. NJ. Thursday and
continues to be a matter of absorbing interest.
Inc Convention OF the two Houses. which adj
Joufned ON wednesday to meet yesterday a,
10 o'clock. did not ssemblc until fo,, in tho
afternoon, and ii WAS engaged when our ma i.
per went 10 press in discussing motion made
by Mr.. Guild that the question he postponed
10 the LIST day of November. In our second
edition we will give the result Of this motion,
ana the subsequent proceedings.
Inc two prominent candidates are still
Messrs. Iurney and Nicholson, and they are
likely to continue so.--NushuiHe Banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
WARNING ToPARENTS AND OTHERS

HAVING THE CARE OF CHILDREN
Mr.. VIM. lynn & wife of New Athens, i'm
this county, had an only son two years old
playing in the room by the side of his mother,
who, by some means got small white bean
in his mouth, and in the act Of laughing drew
il jDie his wind pipe, and in less than one
hour tir parSTs wcfe csHcd To NOUN over
the liieIess corpse Of rhcir darling boy; as no
assistance could be rendered. - adiz Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
VERMONT BUTTER AGAJN-A We,

'''FN''IV.NT FIC II lin NuNIN.-h NCT-
m"nt merchant came To the CITY last week To
sell his fall supply OF butter-NiNErY ToYs,--
Pretty well for single trader, in small town
among the mountains. Trau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
SAMUEL d HARPER.
DAGUERREoTYPE PORTRAITS,

DAUO ENhEOI 1 FE TUKTKATTS.
ME subscriber having removed from Monroe
l. street 10 the rooms lately occupied nv B
Sco'i. on Main street, near The Virginia Hotel il
prepared la take DAGUERREOTYPE POR
TRAITS in the best s'yle. WM COWDEN.
Gel 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

hoCTOh FELIX'S Family Aperieni Pills, for.
- lhe cure OF RhcufnatIsn md many Other d is.
e"Se'i 'of sale oy ("c' 20) ID MGINNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
TIRE TRUE DoCTRINE.--A co,cmoor.

TIE TRUE D0CTRINE.--Ac cote p.por,rv
thus eloupcntly speaks "Thc doctIiw, y, this
Ill a man l@s ter cents ju his pocket, aud
owes no man ANY thing I've is rich--yea, rich
far above those who. with all the e1iorn,Is
Of wealth and ponp aud4DlIow hearted E,sb
ions, are ~ reality, peos ~ pursc poor in lrarr
and poor IN pleasure Just as a man increases
ID dollars, I've tsecrcasos in hys capability of en-
IoyinS tbis liie. And lholg. il tny that the
woIi~ was'iaacke ~ " eajoyed. end tk,a, daily
--houfy--eYcfy Ufinute woulasuot rive !,
hg Tor such pleasure AN springs alone from
veakh. A nan must have /, irphita. Therr
IS "no' blood ln.a.tyensp but ttere 10 IL ia.
a dsy pebblc, TO tie man Wat csA pc s. 49,
Ibete . FIRE ~ a tint and yvzc, i'm drnp If
water Il yon viii iake yaifss 20 bnlz !, o,r
| cit rs the HstcInals that rndke The Intn-not
| tue extefnals"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30
THE PASSION PJxNygK --T6e Lon1or

THE PASSION PIfNTEIz Thu LONDON
correspondent Of the New Yoyk Couricr speaks
in high terms OF the Psssion Flower growine
IN the Royal Conservatory at Windsor. and
promises to bring some Of the seed home for
cultivation. Would il not he easier to obtain
them from Carolina, where the plant. consid-
cred as little better than weed. Is growing
under the name of "May Apple" in wild =,
bundance in all our old ficlds7 Bringing Pas
sion flowers TO America is something like
carrying Goals TO Newcastle Eat some people
never find out that anything IS good unless they
rect with N abroad ChGrisstos fs,cs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
festerdayat q, p. M. at az degrees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

AUTUMN.-The writer's, both of prose ant
poetry appear TO have fixed upon this season o
the year, the black "seal" of melancholy, a.
though these were in reality the most sorrow
iul days OF the three hundred and sixty-five.--
Ii certainly sounds very interesting i'm poetry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

Water in the channel 3 #. 8 in. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

The Publishers of Periodicals throurbout
the United States, would confer a favor by
giving the above one or more insertions.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-21

ceivioq the notification will pay the the re-
ceipt When presented The subscriber who
gets the recept,msy send it by mail or other.
wise 10 the EDITOR The new law prohibits
postmas;crs from encloseing and ranking
money 10 the editors. The reason of the rule
is obvious. A proportion OF the money here
iofore lost in being transmitted through! the
mails, is money sent to editors and ranked
by postmasters. The frank OF a postmaster
upon the letter addressed 10 an editor, is no.
tee to every body who handles the letter that
it contains money. The rule, when: under
stood, insures the the payment ofthe money,
without discount TO editors, and avoids, dep
relations upon the post Offices.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-21
PROFANE SWEARING.

The habitual use ofproiane langG,alge'ea'
uncrring proof Of a vulgar mind FIl'' ..
and vulgariiy are insererable com '.'
They travel along together and peiol7
each other. All prolane sweaFers s,''9-
on one common level 0aths ultsre'i " O..
lowest groggeries, by the vilest OF 'a' 4, +
are no worse than oaihs uttered IL li'e r.
est places of the land, BY the greatest u
great. a.. -.-,lr
in consequence OF reaiing the letters o.
John Van Buren,, Attorney General O. D. '
State which appear on the pages OF MAG. ',
lies Secret Political History oflhe sag
New York They are noodles of low W., :
gross profanity. They TEEN and reeA -. y
5lasphemy which the vilest St loalef w. -.
blush to own. This disgraceiui; INV =,
OF ono claiming to be gentleman; one +
ing in the higher circlesof education .. anu
finement, holding the high ana resp gun
Office ofchiei legal counsellor fer the gu"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-21

MrcHIGAN.--The Wings of the Pennsular
Stale have nominated for Governor, Stephen
Vickery of Kalamazoo; for Lieut.. Governor
john Nj. Lamb Of Lapeer.
TRUTHFUL SENTIMENT5.-We call no man
Il true wing, says the Genera Courier, who
will not desposit his ballot for the measures
whichwe believe 10 be the only safeguards Of
ofour countrys prosperity, and for the mer
who will carry out those principles, We call
no man atrue Whig,who has gone of in chase
of an ignus tatuus which leads into the deep
quagmire OF Locofocoism.-Such has been
the consequences, so far. Had it not been
for thousands of men, who did thus, for that
unfortunate man, James G. Birney, Henry
Clay would now be President of the United
States. Wings they were once, but Wings
they ceased 10 be when they embraced poit-
ical Aboliiionism. Those same men we do
desire TO see again under the old standard;
& if they leave their folly and form again in
tho ranks where they should be found, we will
call them Wings again-but not till then.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-21

y The Locofocos enjoy queer conscien
ces. They profess to be alarmingly shocked
atwhat tbe, term Wing turpitude in publish
ing extracts from the Mackenzie book Of
Democracy but have not a word to say in de-
precation Of the monstrous hypocricy, cor
ruption and demagogueism developed in i'll
pages.-Not syllable of censure falls from
their virtuou, lips. All their pure indigna-
ton runs in another chaDpel.
But they are sadly annoyed. neverthe-
less. Never before. has the modern De
mocracy' been held up to tbs gaze of the
people in ceiors so strong or in a light 81
clear. Never before has the mask been tori
from the faces of the Locofcco Indians
They cannot bear The scrutiny they are Dos
exposed to. Because their deeds are evil Dc
they prefer darkness to light Albany Gill
zen.