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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
SEVERE STORM.

Our town and neigbbourhood were visited on
Friday evening last with one of the most severe
storms we have ever witnessed. The rain fell in
orIents--intermiagled with hail. The dwelling
house of Mr.. William Able in this town was struck
by the lightning considerable injury to it
no person was fortunately injured by it, though we
understand several Of his workmen we're engaged
in the building at the time. We have had several
refreshing showers of rain since which doubtless
have been Of great service to the growing crops.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01

TO give up her claims, which she would
hardly do.
Now what are our preparations for wal
with power like England The most
important material Of war is money. -
Upon the breaking out OF hos.ilnies the
first thing would be loan. The Gov
eminent would require il to be negotiated
forthwith. Where would it be obtained
Could we borrow money abroad Could
il be had of our capitalists at homel
This is a matter Of the first considera-
ton. II the administration is fixed in its
purpose Of maintaining position which
may lead to war it should devise before
hand the financial plans for supplying the
means to carry il on. We should go into
The conflict crippled in advance il we be.
gan without credit and without the con-
fidence which q welI.organized Govern
men, commands. The depressed condi-
ton OF the stocks Of the non paying
States would then have its blighling effect
upon the national credit. In truth we
De lieve the Government could not do a
better thing, in view of war, than 10
fund the Suite debts in national stock,
assume the whole, and thus exhibit TO the
world compact firm nationality, ready
to meet any conflict or danger. With
the confidence Of its own citizens, with
their loyalty and patriotic affections thus
welded to the Republic, we could clear
our own path without needn foreign as.
sistance. But this is too fruitful subject
to be fully considered IN one article.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
JACK roNc.

We invite the attention of our readers to the
commencement Of most interesting and thrilling
tale, styled Jack Long" in our columns this
week. We regret that the length Of the tale com
pss US to divide it into numbers. but the reader
must only exercise little patience until they get
tall. We shall continue il n our nv1t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
FREDERICK.
MORGAN.

We have no official returns OF the election in
Morgan, but have been informed by several gentle
men from that County, that Lucas, L. F., has a
majority of - over Betinger, L. F., for Congress
-Orriek, w., majority Of 20 over Sloan. L. F.,
for the Senate-snd Michael, W., majority of
~ over Dawson, L. F., for The Hoese of Delegates.
HAMPSHIRE.
We have waited until the last moment before
going to press, in hopes of receiving the official
returns Of the election in Hampshire County, but
are disappointed. 1t is conceded that the vote Of
the County ha. been given to Lucas for Congress
by handsome majority. Sioan's majority over
Orrick (Whig) for the Senate is said TO be III
which makes his majority in the district l2-iwo
Locos elected TO the House of Delegates, We
are also without the official returns from Clark,
Warren and Page. but it i. known they have given
Bedinger handsome mejorites for Congress and as
usual elected Loco Foco delegates to the Assem-
bly,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
CLEAN YOUR CELLARS.

As this seems TO be the season ior white washing
and cleaning up, we would respectfully suggest to
all honse.keepers and our merchants to give their
cellars an Examination, and il they need it, thor
opgh cleansing and embarrassing. BY little
2reesutOn Of this kind much may be done for the
general health of the town.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Circuit Superior Court for this County COM
menced it, session Monday last. Judge Dou-
glass presiding. The Circuit Court for Morgan
County will commence its session at Bath on
Tuesday, the 9th inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The following returns VIC have compiled from
main will be found to be correct. Should there
be any mistakes. they shall be corrected when tbs
official returns reach Us:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01

We see il stated in the Pittsburgh pa
pers that the Monongahela House is TO be
rebuilt with greater magnl6cence than
ever. Baltimore American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
LOUDOUN.
HUZZA FOR THE GIBRALTAR OF
WHIGGERY"uu
Assembly

We give below the result of the election Tor
Congress and the House of Delegates in the city
of Richmond. in order that the Wings here may
see some Of the sriaences of Wing gratitude to
those who render active and arduous service in
their cause. The defeat Of Bolts is glory to the
Lnco Focos, and shame to the arranging Wing.
of Richmond. Bots vote is 100 less than ii was
in al, should have been At least 200 more
Lyons majority over Brooke is l87-both Whiss
CITY OF RICHMOND.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01

The Hon. G. NJ. Dallas, v. P, Of U. S.,
su'sed in Washington on Friday evening
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
CONGRESSIONAL.


ARCHIBALD ATKIssoS, the late member. is re.
elected to Congress from The Norfolk district /;
GEoReE c. DRoMoooLE, from the Meckenburg
district; SHELTON +. LEAKE, from the Abemarle
district; JAMES A. Seldom, from the Richmond
district; THOMAS H. BAYLY, from the AccGmsc
district; ROBERT M, T. HUNTER, from the West.
moreand district; Joan S. pEaDLEros from the
Loudoun district HESRr BEDlNGsR, from the
Frederick district; f.. w. HuBBARB, from the
Buckingham district; w. D. G BRows, from the
Wheeling district; GEORGE W. HoPKlSs, from
he Abingdon district; WILLIAM TAYLOR from
the Rockingh I'm district--sl of them Loco Focos
except Mr. Pendleton, and being Wing loss Of
! two members as compared with the last Congress.
Three districts remain TO be heard from---in
the Lswisburg district. General Chapman. l..
f.. is opposed by an independent Loco Foco cso-
didsts. There seems to be no doubt OF the Gen.
erals recollection.
pSince the above was writer, we have reeeiv-
cd slip from the Republican Office at Csrksburs.
which says that Col GIDEos d. Camden (Whig)
is without doubt elected to Congress over Col.
JosEpH JOHNSON, L. F., in that district. II this
calculation be- trne, Mr.. PEsDLEror will no,
stand SOLITARY and alone 10 the next Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
FATE SENATE.

We have but few returns from the Senatorial
Districts, r.. C. sIannsrd, w, is reelected from
The Richmond District-George E Denesle, l. F.,
is elected in the Rockingham District, and Thorn
as Sloan, l.. F., (reported) in the Hampshire Dis
trict
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01
BERKELEY.

rteslIy btuIbgFFi L.J TOT To III Y II TIT
Vim. Lucas, (L.) &c 81 ~ . 90 1876
Senate.
CromweIl orick, (w) BOG ll2 80 20 SIS
Thos Sloan, (Lf) 100 l2l 10Y 10 43 $50
For House Of Del.
WIN L. Boak.(n.) 1926 1919 IS 70 CIT
Jas.L.CsmpbelI,(W) 3ls lis 81 SO 5a4
Jas. w Gray, IL F 1893 1873 I07 10 a. SOL
W.A.sommerville{L y 1874 l0i i06 90 AZ l6i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-01


On The order of The day being called
Tor gong into Committee # Supply, L'rl
Joan Russell, being called upon, rose pur
suant 10 nouce, and st TED his desire tc
call the attenllun Of the house anu Of lht
Government, to certain observations IL
The inaugural address of the new Presi
dent OF the United States. Whatevel
might be his opinions on the general ter.
ritofisl question al issue, he had felt It hi'
duty, and considered 1t 10 be lhs duty Of
every pub &c man TO abstain from public
ly advancing thuse opinlors, while lhen
subject formed the basis Of negotiations
between the Governments OF the tive
countries. But this Oregon QUESTION hao
been. in q manner, taken out OF the
sphere Of the diplomatic negotiation, by
method at once new and Objectionable
and which threatend TO overbear, by az
appeal TO popular feeling, the ordinary
methods OF proceeding between nations
The speech also alluded, he said
Though he introduced this matter paren
lhelically,) TO an increase oil the territory
Of the Unlon--a very large lncrease--aI
increase whose limits and extent were b.
no means defined; for Texas was annex
ed without any specified boundaries, ant
the territory thus acquired might be founc
to extend even TO the Pacific. Mr.. Web
ster had expressed an opinion that the du
~ as well as the policy of the Unior
was against en- increase oil territory. anG
that her proper aim was the improvement
and development Of her vas. existing re
sources. But this policy had been open
ly departed f,om, and the accession o
territory almost declared to form part O
the policy of the United States.
His Lordship then returned TO the avow'
ed subject OF his remarks, and read pas
sage from Mr.. Folks address, in which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
DR.. Iir0Ndr this Pits.
FOR SALE BY A. o. FAIRCHILD,

AGENT. WHEELING. VA.
Il NSANITY.-AIl diseases, even ins aniiy and
Il irInbIiiy al temper proceed from Deprived or
corrupt bumors. which, circulating with the blood
occas PAIN and dscorL in The human frame. u
is clear. that by perseverance in the use Of Bran,
dreihs Vegetable Universal Pills. which is one Of
the very best. aud only proper purgaiive medicine.
insanity and frabilIty OF temper can be cured. us
well rs al other diseases depending upon the pure
ness Of The circulating fluid. The blood.
ID andreih's Vegetable Universal Pills are known
by The experience oi thousands To perfectly cleanse
The blood from all loulhess. remove every morhId
affection. and renovaie weak and enleebled con.
sIiiuons To perecl health and ygor
Their acknow lodged innocence makes them safe
through every perios Of existence. from infancy To-
old age.
No extra care in either dress or diet is required
when they are used.
| With this invaluable medicine in our possession
we may visit The most sIckly regions without lear
No contn ion caD by possibility affect US. IL are
careful To freely use these Pills. d&~4m dec 10
| Also for sale at Wellsbure, by &, ID BROWN
| General Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
CHEAP CLOTHS AND CASsIMEREs

CHEAP CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
AM Determined 10 sell "fi my stock OF CLOTHS
II and CAsSiMERES. whi, h were well boueh,
ch'efiy IN October last III do realise first cost
ana expenses, os II has become mnre difficult and
laborious Ia sell a cuar pattern now-n dny aia fa,t
living preGi than To undertake 10 make o Railroad
To Oregon. providee the stock was taken and Cash
paid over My stock consists OF super Blk French,
West England. Black and Blue do. Snper Black
Belgium. American Blacks. Blues Olives, SEQ
Grams Cadet mixed. gray mixed. Diamond. Beaver
raid aid striped, French C"ssimeres, English bl'k.
ana blue blacks, &c. &c. Cali and xamlne n, No
loo Market square, west side. one door from Union
street. dec b Wv MLURE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
FALL FASHIONS.

e NELSON'S. l69 Nam street. have received
~ The latest ami most approx Fall siye iof
HAS, AID are n'w ready I" furnish our paIIo's and
The rubIc. With Hats unriv"iled for beany Of c"or
and finch. lIghlne~s and endurance. terms thai
cain'' TAIL Ia please. Alsu superior lot al Black
WJpl Has and every variety al Meu's. Yous aud
ChidTrns C'p,, al very low prices.
dec 10 w w X = II JiMESON
II IGIIT READING --Chares O'AIaliey the
A ir'sh Dr,guon hy Charles Lever. The Al
ventures sf GIher' Gurney ~ Throdrfe Hook.
London Medical Student toy Punch The Po,i :
Companion, Wing ui The Wind. SIgnur FnrInica.
Fatal Legacy bv Melville. The Philosophy oi the
Wnier Cure, illus'raed L,hTnry ~ rcrio :; The
Book of MurJsrers. P,raIcs. No; The O Donnghuc.
oy Charles Lever. JUsI reed AID Tor sale Ivy
W ROBB.
row 1S Cor Nrnin * Iuinn So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Executive communications were laid before
the House. The resolutions of the Legisla-
ture OF Mass. on the naturalization laws were
taken up. and Mr.. Levin addressed the House
In speech that is said to have been character
lied BY the highest order of eloquence, and
was listened to with rapt attention by mem
beers of all parties. The debate continued UNI
til the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

Our latest advices from Washington are to
the effect that the Oregon negotiation has been
commenced again under more favorable aus
pices, and that the committee on Foreign Re-
lations have determined to let the Oregon
matter rest All, has Mr.. Polk done enough
for bankum?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

CURE YOUR COLD AND COUGH. beiure
The lungs are deceased AID tall prey o Conspnlp.
ton. Tits row universally ecknow l,dsfd Tint = .
DUNG ms EXPECTORANT ~ The Only re;jain
Medicine ihni will cnmprL ly Grad cafe the fra
symptoms al this Dissn,e irnm lie system. THIS
M, dIcine commence NJ The very roo'; rnnses The
Secreiini Matter and Phlepm To k,nse ,is hua, mud
he discharged ihrngh the Tx ecIotnm organs, thus
giving immediate To The Cuneh. Imparling
s're h Z" the Con sIiinion. and finally restoring
pcriecI health. Those who nre nm ciei with The
iirs seeds al consumption, such as n cauch, culd
so'eress al the throat pam ~ the breast and side.
affections Of the Brnchin (all of winch will sos
lead 'o speedy Consumption Il not checked )shuu'd
nj once procure DR. DUrran's Expcc GRANT Remedy,
whereby lIir nav he pr", nsed and pfnhabIy cured
For ale by J b x X d MARSH Wheel,ug. Va.
/. dee y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
DIR WINANS,.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
AN lNVAIU ABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

Il
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOX
CONSUMPTION ~ all lis various forms. CoLps.
~ A,THMA, BRoNcHIrls. GROUP. Who pug
Cough, SpHi"g Of Biood, Difficulty II Bfenthing.
Poms in me Side aud Breast IJfaehs1, LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c.
The medical rrnpqrlie. Of Dr. winans Balsam OF
Wdd Cherry are fully established in every ssciion
Z" the country 10y su'cess III caring The most IN
vcieraie cases Oi he foregoing class OF diseases.
la almost every instance shere II has heen per-
severed in. ~ has Effected RADICAL cure Although
ia many cnss The Basam vii nfrd irr mediate
rrlei. or. oi least. effect great change in few
days sill IL cannot TIC oapecieJ 10 work miracles,
hy curing all ~ short time, or io resto heath
IN ir1ne Ii'oi hos been reg 10 fell disease fr
ycnrs
BrsiJes. there many gcs Of The same iii.
ease. HAT u - impossible Tor physician to de-
IefDino the quantity ui medicine required TO eradi-
cate u. d ,h.teaI periods ami tnrms nqpiTns vary
tug qunntIues; hence. ~ spme cases single hottie
Is sufficient While oihers will quue lhtec or fur
10 pr dUre The same elect.
All we ask oi lie rali,n'.is to give cor medicine
lar tral. and he ny rc.i assured that IL wiii bs
productive ul HE. mos, btnehcia rssnlis
+ Fauens. ~ tskiug ,hs modieine.rsed rot restltt
themselves regards diet. except ovoidipg ihe
,nns ind gesiihio ainclfs ol iuuj--tnCb sailed
ond 'mph Ell meat tpi.l'aces. ONIONS. euconhe's.3o
Tncy should pay nfopei atteniinn NAT her dfcss
~ NefWs "ln "N'lH tNl"-"k W. hr''NfN ~ ih' hi-
ol,m,rcies of The wen,her he cafcfuI nj to over
q fci-c.
Frequent ba l. ng warm bath. and Tie nse ~
F., hait glove fur ubhiug ihe "a he'ure going w
led. Will nid hr mc,icir" IL ifs ,f-cls.
The bowels should I've kcg' open With ,umt geo.
40 medicine. suth ~ u it'nsH's Poor lsa's
PHt vt,ch will be found mu,h ,Dpcfinr 10 auy
rrrr.tte guile puw nt usr. atJ SSH s'so aiJ his
0gitIq Ice go tiac'tun- 81 ltr liver.
Elf -aic vHu'sslir Iud ciaf by
s. T. u0RECRoyt Nrro ST.
rc20 Iy Wbsrlur "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
$3O,OOO!
"SMALL Fry LOTTERY

S'IAbfI TIM LOI TEK1.
Draws every Monday and Thursday at Coving.
ton. Ky.
Tickets 81; q certificate Of 25 whole tickets. in
those lotteries viii be sent, Tor Sl4. Halves 81
Quarters $3.50
All orders shall be promptly attended In
dec III ROBr ARMSTRONG, Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
ov Is
VT s'TWITI "a UUIU
TRUSTEES SALE.

iDY VIRTUE oi deed "i rust from John GIL
I christ To me. dated January 25 1913. aud
rcc"rded ia The Clerks file "f The county conu inr
Ohio ccuniy. IN deed tO'k No 81. page "a / VII
on Saturday The twentieth y uf December 1915
NJ The front door oi The corr house for Ohio coun
" al O'Clock p NJ, offer T. sale NJ public auciion
I" the highest aud hest bidder, the ioll~ing prop
oriv io wit Lot No one huudfed aud seventeen
tll7l ia that portion Of the ciIy al Wheeling called
East Wheeling. siiuaicd NJ The nl liIh ard
Zane streets S'nIh OF Zane street and East III FInh
street. together wnh all the privileges nnd appnt-
icnances belonging, ,r in any wise appcTainine 10
the same.
TERMS-Twn hnrdt,d dollars Ia he paid in
hand: the re,nsiudcr To he PIid in four cqu1l annn
al ius alenis hearing interest II, IN he day sale.
The Interest Ia he paid semi annually. tho deferred
pat menIs he secured snf,- fac ofily
Selling rs Trustee. I will only convey suth title
as is vesied in me nv The $ I'D d, ed e iInsi
dee 1 DANIEL e. LIST Trusire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
WRAPPING PAPER.
TRUSTEES SALE.

virine "f deed al trust ir,,u. John NJ Gas.
key 10 me, hearing da'e The 22d dsy Of Mach
1915. and IL record in The Clerks office OF the
County Cur, for Ohio county I shall ON Saturday
the 20'h day Of December, lSi5. nj the front door
al ii'c court house Il said couuiy. proceed TO sell
al PublIc ancion To The highest and hes, bidder.
that pnu oi Ia, number sixslnare nomher fourteen
go the ensr siie of Fourth street in The city Of
Wheeling. Which Is ineiadsd ~ the loi.~ iae is.ua
daries. via: bounded on the north y the n"rIhen
boundary Of sid lot number six. along which II sx
lends seventy feet. on The Yves, ty F..asrh Street,
along which il extends sixteen feet ot the son,h nv
n sirrgh' line parallel with said northern bounds.
~ Of lot number s,x. and distant sixteen feet there
from and seventy feet in lengsh. aud on the ens
by straight line, parallel with The western boun,
dairy oi >ad l"i, and Sc, enty feet thcreirom.
Terms OF sale-CASH.
my 90 JAMES s WHEAT T,u.iee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
NEW ORLEANS.

We have had no mails from New Orleans
for four days until last night. Our last advi-
.ces are to the 10th. The News is not impor-
tent.
= Albert J. Tfrrell, charged with the murder
of Mrs. Bickford at Boston some weeks since,
was arrested at New Orleans on the 5th, hav-
ing just arrived in the ship Sultana from New
York.
Galveston dates to the 4th instant mention
the arrival there of four vessels from Bremen.
with passengers. Planters from Mississippi
were moving to Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANUFACT0RY.
100 MAIN STREET.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBERS are nJw prepared 20
u furnish hing IN their line Of bnsiness rs
low and Il os good qualify he had any where
IN The city. TER stock on hand consists OF In.
dies aud &c nilemens Saddles, Brides aud harIin-
gales; Ladies and GeDlIemen's Iroa frame Hard
Leather Trunks with Liebrichs PhIlsda made, pa
tent locks rulers. &c; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes &c; all
Of The common nds Of Trunks in use; VALVES. La
dies Carpets Sarhrls aud Baskets, Carpet Bags.
Saddle Bays. Harness. double md single. Plated
and Common; Collar; Buggy. RI ling and wogon
Whips and L,sbts, Buff,lo Robes. Seeks a. Sad
die Covers. Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Combs
Cards aud Brushes, and everything usually Fopt IN
sucl, an establishment.
The sub.cr.hofs lesl thankful fr the patronage
Ihey have heretofore received. and hoe by strict
aiicnirn TO business and desire 10 please they
will still receive their share.
Old work repaired OF all times on reasonable
Terms NlCOLL a. CARR
nov IL 3md&w
ONE THING rs CERTAIN --Thst WIsiqfs
Balsam IT Wild Cherfy Tar The beet remedy nuw
used Tor a distressing coughs. aud disease. ~ The
huge. TIE cures hclns performed are really ss.
toni.hius dir world. D. Wisinfs celebrated pfcps
afniipn u wholly o. innocent rcmcty--heing come
p,s-d principally e iic Wild cherry md eSfaei oi
P,uf; constituted by nov chemical ur'gfss. with
o., genuine iceland Miss, ,n'ahefOf Nsjnfos great
ru-,tfves for puluOua.y jlseosrs
: lho-c y,bp want frincdy fh'' viii surely cur,
. should ..nt ina.tdmi.ly to ihe .iurc 7i J CRUN
/ BACKER. 173 MnnSL o PRN OR s. PAUL.
I iGi Make anof Wheeling, Va sole agents 70
hN ruy Nv i,r 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20
TTEkTY-NINTH CONGRESS-,
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, lS45.
SENATE.
FIRST SESSION.

The Senate proceeded to the execution of
the order OF the day, the election of the men,
bers Of the various committees. We name
the most important.
MAC G0m .ns psv;. n SEWER Johnson of
,nS Mss ns;ss, on' Simmons colquitt
Ag!!icultWs-Semple, Phelps, Turney and
Military Affairs-Hannegan, Crittenden,
Dix and Speight.
3 Post Office and Post Roads Sturgeon, Sim
mons, Semple and Dayton.
The Senate passed several amendments to
the resolutions regulating the printing, and
one was the amendment introduced i'm the
House. and the other that thereafter the prin-
ting should be separated from the public press
the printers now chosen should be subjected
to the law.
The Senate then went into the election of
printer with the following result:
Richie & Heiss 81
81. Gales & SeatOn 20
Jefferson n % ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-20

Mis- MEDICINE is n sure. safe and certain
i Remedy in Complaints of the Liver aud
Lungs. pion. Livet Compluint chrome
and severe Coughs ard Colds. are almost inmcJu
aiely relieved and ultimately cured Ivy faithful
use OF The Restorative. DR. Chiffon. the emieeni
prnctiasl chemist aud physician of New York. nj.
taches his 6efifcaie stating it, entire vegetable
composition. after he had mnde careful analys
u Ia wholly devoid al any irriiaiiug property. and
manicsis 80 decided healing AMI purifying qnnli.
Ties ms To- quickly alleviate The musi oggravating
cough and change the morbid eXpccioraiion. Pains
in the cl,esi and sale. uiien aIieI duni Lung
Complaints. are efIecIuallys renewed without the
leasi incoh yaRence, Tie seui Of The difficulty being
'raached niue huirker than by uny oxierrol apph .
a6HHn From repuia'iop "i his medicine in
N York. where II has heeiN sold iur some yeats.
the most induhiiabe iestimcey.is given merit
Certificates have been literally shuwercd in on The
proprietor from the best Of sources. aud stating the
rases Of persons raised even when given up by ther
physician. The fact of 40 one singe Instance OF
dissati siaciion. known ~ expressed. is a strong
guarantee of merit Tho following certificate is
from DR. Chiffon The well know u New York chem,s al,
Il have anal, zed bottle Of medicine called C
Brnckerh"f's Health Restorative; aud find that il
d.es nj contain Mercury. or any rxher metallic
PREPARATION. nor opium IN any OF its fuins II is
composed Of vegetable mailer enirelv'
JAMES II Chiffon. NJ d.
c BRiNCKERHOFF, Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett. " s Agent.
Principa; Office SO lIud son s'iee,. New York.
Agents Ter Wheeling. Drs JAS SnKER and
TODD; West a Iexander, Pa. BRYANT e. era
VEN. and by agents in almost every ,"wn IN ,he
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