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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
Rl6OOUt

PokoH'oke River Louery Of Del class els.
To be drawn a, Wilmington, Tuesday Oc,ober 90
"i sl5OOO OF 5000 OF 5000 Of 5000
40 Nos, is ballots Tickets 81; ccriifica,e pack,
age 90 whoes 500 dolls; shares IN proponion.
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y
10 THE MAY or and C.mvros,ii,y er tAe
c"y +" Wh"itrca - t.scetb yoas hoborAhs
"N"s i",fe ,h"t>o"n r,Iv Sergeant md his Jeps-
rs "prpi !" Keeping The children ot she ssssess..
~ s"u'e ~ '"en might be SERIOUSLY iujores j ihe
mn rercsleD'rd rse-sr iof customers n. s. d UAR-
fEkS F~hnpiaiic ila'. and Cap E~,abI,shsnsn s.
""r'~ ~ Nam and trnn S'rr,s. Where he has
received mrs day sri.,d IDIOT ii,s. nod Csv-.
% hand a'ri receiving. Grs'iepncn's No Z Bca-
v'r HAS d" No u" d... d. n" cossi'orrr Hats.
u" No : d"'i" y" N" R',ssn Hats. do No 2 io d.,
Received from Phiiairipha. G~pticsuen'. cs,ra
Black ei"'h Slyuct caps, do ,in Naval do. do Isor,
de" de- Fanny cloth do. Ia DIP, Aivn's Ha r
ears d'iicrcn' qualities. You,hs aud B,ys ri'h do.
'h'idfe"s aud MINIS cloih caps Mems and Boys,
Spah'fb Sa'rn eePs. do do liar Seal d.. Hats of
All N'nas constantly on sahd cheap Gail, and gee.
sep ~ : ID IIARPER
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY,

DRAWS as i"il.ss ihh'bshoni 'sie hiohh at icI6ber
Draws on Tu'sdavs--Cnpi'ai prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81 ; certificate Oi package whoIes
Sl2; shares ia pnp'riion.
Draws on Thur-days-Capiial prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of pac kage whoIes
Sl4; shares az proportion.
DAVIS an Sainriays--CapiIal prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate 81 package, ssholes
SID: shares IN proportion.
Address your orders To
sep27 N l. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va
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xs.OOO.

Pokomoke River Lottery. ciass NJ 912,
7" he diawo Thursday, Oeiober %. iSlJ
l "i $4,000 al 1000 ! OF i60O 1000
IS Nos. Is ball"'s. Ticket. s2i; certificate pack
age 25 whales ga 62; shares IN propor,un.
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RIh.nnh.

Pok"mokc River Io,ery. class No 2ft.
U" Ne dawn NJ Wilmington. Wednesday Ocir
] Of slO000 al 5000 $500 a. 5000
10 Nos. ~ ballots Tickets &c; certificate pack.
age % wholes As dolls; shares IN proportion.
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G00n D6iIIRE

L., P"homokc River Lottery. class 2O7.
To he drawn ot Wilmington. Thursday. O,a'r l6
of ST 100 Of 1000 oi 1910 Of $50
66 Mes. III ballots. Tickets ., certificate pack.
age p wholes - doll; shares ." p,op,r,,oa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

ItUOICE REAplNG --Rssnys of FIN. hy
Y CHARLES Lanai. ~ cen's; t;rn,ns ani rhafacIc
~ Burns by Ptd Wilson 80 cen's; The Indicate
mud Companion by 10 eh Hssf. so a.; pnse and
Verse, Ivy ricmns IIood. &c ccnis; Handy 81 DIV,
by Lover 80 cf-: Mysteries of the Inq"'si'iOn 3
cenis number; Iardmcgt Lectures on s. ,ence aud
Au. IS GEMS each The above. With large siock
~ publications Just received and zoe ste w
oct JOHN J IIASWEII.. Union ST.
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$4,000.

Pokomoke River Loiiery. class No 2l7,
To b" drawn al Wilmington. Thursday Ociobcr 30
Of $4,000 oi 1000 al 1000 | OF S6i
10 N"s. IA ballots. itch cts 81; cer,iiicae pack.
age 20 wholes 2Sl dolls; shares IN proportion.
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Al1AOO,

P.komnke River L"iesy. c'ass No 40.
To he Or, IN at Wilmington. Tues'lny O,iohet ~
| of $4,000 I Of 1000 al 1000 al 2UOU
70 N"s. IL lalim.. Ticket. 81; certificate pack.
age % wEoIes 29i d,Ils; shares in ptopofiian.
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$4,000.

P'komnks River Lniery. class M 2l5
To he drawn at Wilmington. Del Friday Oci'r 81
al $4,000 ! $4,000 81 1000 Of 1900
~ Nos. IL i'niois. Tickets 81; certificate pack
age "a wboles As dolls; ,hares in proportion
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w have just rcrcyed sn a,spfl e0t 1 Wnpl
~ CO n. ff fall anJ Winter Wear. consisuug iu
pgft ~ Gloves % ~ descnpio"s, Yam and lomt'.
W. s cka Comforts Cars O,er Sotkz. &c. Sc
wbch Win he sold low for cash. Nv
OctI J g. r HORNBROOK M"nfoc ST.
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BEfI.s.

TENIIE Snbscubcr - auihufized 10 receive nrdcfs
iufHll Eze Bills, suitable for Steam Bus.
Cun Houses. Churches mud Facories; any weight
can he FURNISHED from 90 to 1000 lbs Thcsc bells
ire Of snpffof tone snG ,oosI D., any nude ~ The
CnIsJ St,fcs. They con- lc Furnished 10 ~ days
,iicf ofJtC od 10 SAW MIL.
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DIR. JAMES rANNER,

DIX. JAMES TANNER.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND .ACCOUCIiiER
kffICE on itc .Nnrhensi corner al Sab and
~ Cen'r" sis. Residence vn The Survives,
corner at The same streets ,rt 10
EAPS! cars! CAPS!-A lprrc l,, II Ilar
~ Seal. S,uiet aud Glazed caps. inst nj hand
sep ~ A e. MCALIxM
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OCTOBER SCHEMES ron Isss

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, :,
Cia-s4l iof IS45 draws at Alexandra. October IS.
1915.
Q, $4,000. Of 10000 Of 1000 Of 5000
Tickets 10 DOLLS a certificate OF 90 wholcs will
DO sent ior lis Tolls; shares in proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY

Glass 25S for 1915. draws a, Ba iinore, Oci'r 90.
Of $4,000 l OF 600d Of 1000 OF 1000
Tickets S dolls; certificate al as wholes will
be sent for 10 dolls; shares in propof,,on
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Z. BOYD sC6fr;
REGIMENTAL ORDERS,

Tanners corner. on Wednesday. Oh 22d. AT l o.
click A NJ.
Company No 4. will parade n, The Market House,
on Thursday, Oct 23rd. al III o'clock M
Company "" s, will parade at Hivzier's Tavern
On Friday, OcI 24,h AT III A NJ.
Company N"6 will parade al Eckhau's Tavern,
on Saturday,, Oct 25ih NJ IL o'clork, A NJ
BY onder. BF KELLY, Coloael
a s GLENN. AJjuiani.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
WIN: T. JENNINGS Y CO.


.,,.,,s "a; IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSfMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
Opposite tie Fouo,a,n.)
NEW. FORK, a..
4 RE- in receipt &c an extensive nssotlfaent VI
IN NEW GUODS for Fnii and Winter Wear.
comprising French aud Eng Ish Coihs lot Dse-s and
r." coats; Css-nercr great ,vafieiy Of siyles;
Silk. Satin. Meiino md Velvet ecsi,ngs; Milied
Cloths. T~eeds. &c for Ovetcoais. which will 10
made np Ia order through The nd of efficient q
corps OF Cutters be found M The Country. an
essential Ta':ni IN The econofny ahich would
direct, and IN rendering tho style aud character Of
"nr gariens such must satisfy the d,.cr minaiing
that our views 81 ohcapncss based the
prnducion Of any other Than fist rate garmen's;
snch Ne liasd sustained our system Of small profits
nrd Quick re'ufns. md prompted the ~ Iicms,ioa Of
call from those Who would really effect a saving
ofihe ezra per oehtage LEVIED under the credit sys.
lem
he attention directed To the Panialoons depart.
men, must coii,innt to df'ts Induce en,s 10 those
who appreciate d III combining ease and elegance. u,
Ia adj lion Ia the usual assortment of GOODS
kept by The trade. we have always hand ready
made Dress and Frock coats. Pantaloons Vests, dc.
10 answer The requirements Of those VI no. In
OF emer ency. may require u &. 81 rnie suit. Aso
Panty Dress articles ~ great variety; Scars. crs-
va's. tandherchieis. Gloves. Suspendes. Hosiery :.
Under Vests, Drawers, Linen aud Muslin Shirts.
cellars. Sc. &c. Jm ,'s'e oct
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CHAIRS! CHAIRs!! CHAIRs!!
JAMES T.. GATHER,

49, No. 156 MARKET STREET.
aPpA RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
D~xA lie Ihaihe hes now on hand and man
WA u'acinfes 10 order ev'ry variety OF
@H Chairs of The latest patterns, and IN
XN III style Of workmanship not surpassed in
The Western County.
lie has on band large stock of Boston Rockers
tial B'sion Rockers. Conmnn do. Revolving Chairs
snrable Tor Counting Rooms Frer ch Poror Chats.
several new and splendid patterns of wrod scat
Chairs DINING Chairs Settles Socisbles Children's
Table. Rocking and Common Chars. &c &c.
The public are invited 10 call aud examine his
stock, Ms he will assure all who iavor him wnh
'her custom that they shall mol he disappointed ei.
lher IN puce qnaliiy. lie Is determined by clos e
personal attention io bDs'Less, 10 enii,le HIMSELF TO
fair proportion Of public patronage. lata,
Chairs carefully packed or cent 10 dry raft OF
The city Tree ~ charge. On sepI IL
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4 pPLtis-. Ru.se,i. Green n.d GOLDEN Pippinsf
IA just reed and Tor ssle by
ii Nj JAMESON.
Timothy Seed for sale. oct
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q MITH's WEEKLY VOL uME-Ths cub
- stnbtt Has tecrlsed seVefsl. copics OF The
Frs, Quarterly part Of Smiths Weekly Volume.
containing several very ppular recent publications.
which are offered at a 'educed Prce,
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e. ia WIS sHAwLS !-Iieivy embroid.
- cred aud plain cloth Shawls. line embro,des-
cd Th'bc, Merino d.. R,ch dhd tleean, Cashmor
d. with every description of low priced woufeH
and C"ion Shawls and tIdkfs; just reed at
uci . SENSENEY d RHODES.
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IAMEe s WIIEAT,

IN BALES w JEALO hObtes JUS
~ received iud 81 sic iiw W lhe Uss or
.inelc fohe. No 100 M4in street.
sug 95 gn NfCoL. & CARR.
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DOCKS For TIfE VOTING ,-@JoiiN
ID IASWELL has ,iosi received very fine
assortment ofchildfeb's Bophs. wriuen by Mrs ~
lis ChafIone Eliz,he,h. Oh Humphrey. Mrs 81.
Courtney. and others comprising 6 'fae ~ The hest
fnofHl rhd religious tales published. and az very
cheap prices: aso the Child. FTsI Prayer Bbbk lht
handsomest hiiie bnJk piin'eJ, The al~ve ere
Suitable for iuthily or Sunday School Presents
ocI4
NATANTED- Kcg and Roll Butter. White
" Beans. Timothy and Clover Seed Feather.
Beesw5I, ginseng. Green and Dried angles. Hops
and county produce gencfaiiy
scp25 ~ " JAMESON Water street.
OH KEGS GROUND GINGER nc'd aud
esp fOr sale BY Pryor " PAUL. T..
oct 2
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10TH Cars iur Tined, every variety just rec
~ a. l75 MAN st A c M'CAI.LAM.
seDol
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think, public opinion seems to be already
pointing as our next President.
In the meantime, if Mr.. Po k would d.
rect his attention for u while from turning
out public officers, 10 reforming such abuses
as may have crePt into the departments, he
would be establishing some claim 10 grate%
ful ulconsidpralon. Lethim search the Con-
suar files in the Stale Department, and de-
wise system 10y which the mass OF COM
mercia information which there lies buried
may be extracted, systemaIsPd, and given
to the public. Let him caution Mr.. Cave
Johnson to make no more contracts for prln-
ting blanks enough to supply the wants OF
the department for seven years ahead, as
was done by his predecessor, and ior which
the Department. had to pay thousands every
quarter unnecessarily. Let him examine
the prices paid to LocoloCo printers in this
way-such as Miller & MnIIer, and Gra-
hau, and probably to Isaac LII. Erono-
my and prodigalty ought not to be playing
bo-peep with each other.
Its not possible for any one, not admit
ted into CABINET secrets, las the corregpon-
dent of the Herald affects 10 be,) 10 keep
pace with the changes in Office, actual or
proposed. As TO the adoption Of the twelve
years rule, "hy vote Of four to three in the
! Cabinet" every one here deems the man
s0meW hat verdanl W hos set the umor afloat,
Does any one suppose that decisions in the
Cabinet are accessible 10 the public! Very
few Of the removals bear out the assertion.
For one that has been twelve years in Of
Zee, a score Who have been employed since
1888. have been removed | suppose the
number dedirated during the last week
must have been forty or fifty; but ! do moi
hear thai any Of the ancient incumhents
are in the list. | am glad to hear that there
is hope that Mr.. Elebbe will be rpjnstatrd,
How is II sl Can Mr.. Bancroft relent! Of
has he been oveyruled! Has the current
of indignation set so slrongIy y and decided
Iy against him, that he has been compelled
10 yield 10 it!
The last news from Mexico has some.
what shaken the opinion Of the Cabinet tina
the idea of a war is an ab5urdity. Gener
al Almonte is boslilely disposed against US
and his appointment to be Secretary Of Wa
is regarded as an unlavoraJle feature, -
Still the clouds may dispersp, Mexico
when she condescends to a calm review o
her resources, and 10 comparison Of risk
, aud advantages, may, after all, deem il pru
dont rather TO yield something in feeling
than to endanger every lhngtn fact.
Mr.. Buchanan quits the unQuirt at,nos
! phere of the State Department for weel
= Or two, and has taken his departure for tn
Bedford springs this morning. Well he ha
some gentemanly points about hm--thc
= have suffered Iille since his occupatio
Of the Office he fills; bat hope absence am
a few doses Of the mineral iiuid will res
' tore the original qualities,
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From The Ohio STATE Journal,
ELECTION NEWS,

TENNESSEE. The Nashville Banner Of
FRIDAY last, brings us returns from Tennes-
see conclusive as 10 the result, The wings
made a noble struggle under disconraElng
circumstances. The current in the slave
States, as we have before remarked, sccms
to he generally against us. The LocoIoco
leaders have sold themselves to the slave
power and to the doNghIaceS Of the north
does the south look for lhe advancement Of
ite peculiar designs. AT the Presidential
election the struggle in TennessP was as ara
dent and hitter as in any other State OF the
Union, Mr.. Clay received little over arr
huHdred majority out OF nearly ore hum
dred and twenty thousand votes! Finding
after such Il struggle and such result that
the douehiaces Of the north bad elected to
the Presidency one whom Tennessee had
rejected, the whics OF that State felt deep
" mortified and djsheartenpd. Undpreuch
circumstances they were summoned toan-
other contest, and it is almost matter Of
surprise that they have been able to bear
themselves up SO gallanty 1t proves con-
cIusively that Tennessee is whjg and will
be found in the whiS phahnx in lG48.
The result in Tennessee gay thus be
summed up. The Congressional dplcCa-
ton stands the same as before, five wings.
and six Iouotocos. We gin one and LOSE
one. Whigs Joseph II. Pey,on, NJ, P.
! Gentry, Milton Brown, J. II. Crozjer, and
| Wm. G. Cockcs Loc4(ocoS-G W. Jones,
| Avaa GALLON, L. b. Chase, b. Martin, Z.
p. Stanton, and A. Johnson. The Banner
thinks that Browns majority for Governor
wilIIange in the neighIOrhood Of tan thoa~
sand. The Locotoco majority in the State
Senate is one; in the House it will he loo OF
three. Pretty close shaving all round.-
This will secure Locuioco Senator.
ALABAmA.-Returns from Alabama still
leaves the contest in doubt between the
regular and independent Ioroicco candi-
dates for Governor. The Congressional
delegation will stand as it did last year, six
Locolocos and one Wing. liIliald, whg,
Is thought TO be elected in the Cd district
NORTH CARob1NA.-W lose one member
of Congress in this State. The delegation
will stand three wings and six LocoiocoS.
Whiys-T. L. CIingman, D. M, Barringer
and 4. Dockery. Lotos--D. s. Reid, I. C.
Dobbin, ]. J. Mckay, ]. r. Daniel and Asa
Briggs. The 9th district is not heard from.
KENTUCKY The delegation from this
State. it is still supposed will stand, seven
wings and three locofocos.
In the five States, Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee, North Crrolinn and Alabama,
! the delegation stands nearly the same MS in
the last Congress. We lose one in North
Carolina and gain Two in Kentucky.
IowA "A few returns from Iowa look
very well. The race for Congress betweer
Dodge, Loco, and Lowe, Wing, has beer
quite close one. There seems to he I
strong probability that the Constitution hal
been againrejected by the people.
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ries informed 10 madness at the great resis'
lance which had teen made, and at iheir
own lossrs, row seized the mother and sis
ter, and made preparations tohang the two
brothers before thrireyes. ThernPfs were
already tied around the necks OF the VIC
tims when tie major addressed his men,
Now, friends, as soon as these VILLAINS
are dead we will Get fire to this house--thee
old woman there" be eaid with brutal
laugh, "mqy lie left ineidei but the young
one I reserve formyselG' -.
Hist" cried one Of the men in loud
voice, The major ceased, and they heard
q voce outside the house. Although the
words were spoken low, the listeners dis
,inctlv heard. .'when say fire, give it 10
them!" a man with blarched cheek now
rushed among them exclainllng, "the yaro
is full Of men"
"FIre!" cried adeep voice from the yard:
general vollpy succeeded, and so well bad
! the aim been directed in the door, that sew
cral OF the tories fell either dead or despe-
rately wounded. In turn the tories retrea"
( ted M tile stairs, when David, our hefo'
rushed into the room which they had Just
| left, and cut the ropes which bound the
| Bunkor= and their mother and sister.
MAY God Almighty Jless YOU Tor in's!'
cried one Of the Bunker5. The two men
sprang up, seized their rifles. which had
been lett in the room, and prepared tn re-
talute the treatment which they had JUST
received. Long and desperate was the bat
tie. The tories fought for life; the wings
Tor revenge. But, at length the latter TIL
umphpd, though not until their enemies
! had cen almost wholly eXterminated.-
The major fell 10y the arm of our hero. VINO
sought him ont in the hottest nj the hgh'
and engaged him single handed.
| NoIanquage OF ours can express the emo.
tons Of David as he pressed his betrothed
bride to his bosom; and his heart went up
lin thank'u'npss to Heaven for bis timely
arrival, when he thought that n delay Of
lalf an hour longer would have consigned
her TO- a fate worse than death. The grati-
tudp Of her brothers was expressed in ma
nv words, but hers was silent and teariul,
vet oh! how much more gratifying.
al had almost called you coward, son
David" said his father to him. when thry
met. "but YOU are a chip Of tho old block,
and did you wrong. Deborah. he "a a
i, bov to he prond Of, l. he not! You may
founder one Of my horses every day net
D.. YOU do such a deed: j, leafs any thing
i sawin the old French war"
David's gal'a1wy in this act drew arouH'
=. him in q few weeks, more than srore n
o hardy Young followers, who fought WIFI
him to the cIcsc Of the war. when he re-
i. 3 tF.~ ftc.
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IND1ANA.-A correspondent Of tie Cin-
cinnati Gazette, of August 1lth, says;
al am not able to State the precise Loco
majoity-Lut it will rot be far lIcn six 10
ten in the House aud the chances favorable
to Wing majority OF TWO IN The Serate.--
This depends upon the result in the distr CT
composed Of the counties Of Warwick,
Sprue and Perry. Should wc be beaten
there, the SENATE will be a tie-giving the
casting vote to the Lieut.. Governor, who
is an ultra Locoloco. The Congressional
delegation Will probably stand eight Locos,
two Wings; the some as last year. Six
counties 10 hcar from, that last year elected
four Locos, two Whigs; and as far as heard
from the House stands IS Wings, s Locos,
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The following letter was addressed
20 our agents at Boston:

The following letter was addressed
20 our agents at Boston:
RoxBURv, Mass May Is, ls43.
Messrs. Smith g. FowIe;-GentIemen
--it Is with great pleasure | send you
this cerlfirate Of the wOndtr(ul care
made upon nv child by the use Of Sands
S,rsaparilla She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary Srro!uIa
from her infaaCg, which at length set
tied IN her nws, where Il faged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be
ing extremely sore aud very much swell
lena that she could net take any nouv
ishmeat except liquids IRON n spoon;
she soon became very tnu3h maclsted
and SO weak as to he unable TO rase
terself without assistance. The jaw
bones begin to decay, and fHr pieces,
with fourteen or fIleen teeth ielI out,
from the effects Of this haneiul, aud, rs
feared tnrurabe dlsense. Al this time
her condiri1n was dreadful to behold,
and the pain was so intense that she
was unable to sleep. exfep, a few mIn'
utes at time She hid taken olhcT
preparalions OF StrsaparlIla, and other
medicines recommended for ScroiuIa ,
bu, without any good effect, and | had
almost dospNired Of seeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved Of this ioathsOme
and most detesable disease, when by
your recommendation ((Ur which | shall
always feel gratefully was induced TO
try Sauds' Sa-sapar,la. procured one
bottle, and after she had taken about one
half Of the contents. ! saw decided
change for the better. ! continued the
use OF the SisaparlIla with rrnewe / hope
her health improved rapidly. tho foul
ulcers 10 her mouth began TO heal she
rested comfortably through the night
and now, gentlemen, after usiRg five
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
YES, | can truly say that she is better
than she ever was IN her life, and at
tribute her cure WHOLLY to the use oI
Sands Sarsaparila.
ASA F. ONION
Prepared and sold wholesale and ro
tail, by
A. r. & y. SANDS
Wholesale Dtugais's, 10, FuItonsl N
AID sold also BY Druggists generally
IN the principnl towns and cities lhroUghy
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THEPAsT AND THE PRESENT. Those most
efficient, tried and fearless opponents Of
southern slavery, ]. Q. Adams, c. NJ. Clay.
w. II. Seward, and J R. Giddings, with
one heart and voice, called upon the infa.
tuateh political Aboitionists in the last Pres.
idential campaign, 10 save the country from
that crowning usurpation of the slave pow.
er the annexation OF Texas. Liberty-men
were folewarned that by the deieut of the
Whig candidate the nation would be CONF
mtted to the support of this outrage in
war with Mexico. But their god-Brney,
in therehned phraseology of locoioco stump
orators, pronounced these eXpostuations,
"a pack of wing lies The wings were de-
leated, Texas annexed, Mexico has decla-
red war. And now Messrs. Lihprty-nen,
we expect You to march up 10 the line like
men, and fight for what you vo.ed for last
tall-the violation Of national treaty, tie
robbery Of a weaker power, the extension
and perpetuation Of human slavery and
the annexation of two or more sIare STAT
to our federal Union! yourifieDds hue
deceived YOU. you have no right to t1-t
traitors and towards. SeabehvWe Hcra.-~