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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
N FAD fTL IT SPEAKS, FOR IrsELF,
NJ AND CQsitEN1's iAkE. Z NNECESsA.

ny a -
- - rliladel, kis. May 2s isi5A
Ds, nyfs.- tnpt SIR ! EEL boand IL the m ..
ted ,"gitefpnihe.fy 10 Tie sxtaorJiaary effects or
yuut valuable Medicines. XII
have sniirrfd Tor severnl yssf,s p,s'.Nih Liver
complaint, AID thu trgssts oil -discasts which follow
IA complete prds'faian 81 ~, system --so that il
WAS with great difficulty could walk aud at tunes
! WAS confined To my ri, To add Ia miscry,
ioiul""s "hcc'i"n appeared IN my throat wnh
rheumatism Ia my orns. So that Ic,'bd nu, raise
my righ' arm 10 my head la the hottest weather
my feet aud hards would ache with The cold and
rcIsmfpti"n had. almost ceased I how became
"luc'ed WIN Dry hoarse cough. md gave up all
hopes oi ever getting well | had night sw eats
aud got Ui,e CT no sleep. wuh frightiul dreams
and m"rbid headache l IN, d o. be bordering ON
INSANITY. and was denied all Study or mental
exercise. could not read small paragraph "a
newspaper without great difficulty. had great
sHeness ia my stomach. which caused II tn swe 50
much wns unahle To lie down. ar even To rech.e
Lat had to be pr"pIed NJ in hair.
- hau Tho advice oil same eminent phvsicinns,
ana med nearly all tito remedies used in smci, ca.
ses'. 'o' continued I" grow worse. aud appeared
rs ihungh SPEEDY dissolution was taking pace
now heard of your medicines, aud dete rm ned
'o Try your SANArlNEPlLLS aud 10 my surprise
| TIE soreness LEFT me. 80 could walk about The
mouse. continued To improve from thai time
shortly alter my wife c9llcd NJ your store, anl sta.
tea my case To you, aud you sent me buile of
your ALTER i1lVE. and alsn word To cufne and
see YOU, aud You would invos,icn ic my case aud
cure me This did not believe. as felt yves
h'y"nd the reach 0i humnn skill.
Afer taking Your A',ctnlivc and Pills for three
weeks. there VAS n decided cbnn. Tor the better.
so That when called upon you, yon snid that I
| would get we'll. aud that Your Alternative
| would curc me eheciuny With no hopes how
ever. oi ceiInc we'll. still cnnis ned taking yonr
Alternative, uniil had aiken The fourth balile when
there was n sudden chn,gc in my whole system, ns
though Ind cot Il uf sumo great hutIh, n. aud |
could draw my breath as usual Ny nerves grad
nally became strong aud my appetite returned.
II tias heen inur months since commenced IA =
king your Med zines. aud N this tine nearly every
vesuge "i disease l. etadica ed from M system -
nm hs active. aud mary strong as nt any pc
Rod nj my liie ! have now enincd pounds
| In TWO months
have good reason - believe that the use of
your valuable Medirincs, by The help of Gud has
saved me from a premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR
Hlowcll court. in Poplar street. betw cen Sew
cn,h mud Eiglrh sis.
Prepared only 10y DR. JAYNE. No 8 S)ulh Third
T. PhIadel hia
For sale Ivy CRUMBACKER. l73 Nam ST
Wheeling. Va. d&w 3w o,t6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
MR.. BUCHANAN AND THE CABINET.

MIR BUCHANAN AND THE CABINET.
III we were allowed to make a guess. saws
the Richmond Wing, it would b. that Mr..
Polk and his cabinet, not forgetting his organ.
are heartily sick of Mr.. Buchanan. Theydon't
like his old Mdidish Batchelering habits, or his
Old federalism dyed in modern Democracy.
or least OF all, his unquestionable logical. and
educated superiority They dare not howcv-
er, turn him out The Baltimore Patriot says
GA letter from Washington SAYS: There is
no more andno less foundation now than there
was in July last for the rumor of Mr.. Buchan-
ans intended resignation. Some who ar, in
the Cabinet would, no doubt, wish him to re-
sign. but he seems To be bent upon holding his
position. 1t is somewhat singular that NJ.
Polk should so long deiay To fill Justice Bald
wins place, when he was 30 prompt To fiji
Justice Story's The place seems to be kept
open Tor Mr.. Buchanan to retire upon i'm cas-.
he should, at any time see fit to accept it,.
The reason that Mr.. Polk does not fill
Justice Blldwin's vacancy. we suppose is to
be found in the fact, that the vacancy did not
',happenduring the recess of the Senate" and
that therefore, Mr.. Polk has no authority to-
iill II now. The force of opinion decidedly il
that Mr.. Buchanan will have the place, when
the time arrives TO ill it,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
SEHAHBYeS
GOO.nS ,uANE ARRlXEn

uOO ~ y IL "A u. ~ IL IL II IL -
a HOUSEKEEPING quite supe ,luors 10 =, tforih
W. The fact IA flaming advertisements or staring
hsndbils. as ihp, practice has become tn conuron
make The simple anr6uuC emtni. h., iievirg iliai
tic well known character oi INV stock will be sui.
fcien Ia attract ihe attention ui customers a. sson
ASH u known. | uecd sc.rely say hat rs usual ~
making IN, selection oi Fancy Goods hitc Quilted
the ,ho Get from the lest markets IN the Union.
aiming TO procure oh materials Us ate beautiful
ond uscin, dytes and pI,Crhs IA the besI tesie and
80 VARIOUS that none can he c,I s dercd common
ifon lis quaniiy or ute by repetition. and endcay.
"r'ng To prove ihu, prices reasonable. aud thai
goods OF QUA! qnainy can G bought Uf me as low
as they can be- had IN the West.
la opening my present ST. elk (iust arriying) |
think can say have accom-, lishcd all these ends
aud can promise To those who will favor me with
call. treat even in The * imnain II oi a stock
oScclliug iur beauty, richness mud vnriciy, should
they not he tempted BUY There are many nr.
c'eI With keep not usually found Ia this ciy qnJ
There arc many other goods IN general use which /
have IN great variety aud proiusion. and upon
which might dlaic at great length (as is custom.
airy now but knowing ih,t long enumeration OF
a'iicles in newspaper columns is frequently tire
some. and rasst d 10y as commonplace design is.
snng conc ise list of such goods IS can consi,-
ten'ly press upon the attention of The public with
advantage 10 others swell as myself
oct 6 w L SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

O." TIL, following from the Putsbug
Gazette is favorable TO the heart of the wor-
thy editor, and to those of whom it is spo-
ken. We wish all success.
From notice in the Chronicle. we per-
cclve Mr.. THos. WRIGHT has withdrawn from
That establishment. and Mr.. JAMES DUMAS
has taken his place-the business hereafter to
be carried ON under the firm of WmrYEY. Du-
MARS, x Co. 1t gives IT'S uniegncd pleasure
to see young men who have commenced their
career IN our glorious art, under our supcrin-
tendencc, arrive at the honorable station of
Master Printer and Publisher, and on no two
more worthy young men could the privilege
have fallen, than the Brothers DuMARs. They
commenced their apprenticeship with us, and
we are happy to see them situated in pros
porous business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET
Considerable excite has been produced
iu Wall Street IN consequence of the failure
Uf broker there. who has been very busy Tor
some months, buyiog and $, Hing ON account
OF the Union Club House. as il is generally
supposed. Ia seems this operator, during the
panic in relation 20 Mexico. was bear in
the market, and sold on; stocks ahead, at low
prices. in imnans, quantities.. Aflera short
time. the news from Mexico made ii very ev-
ilcut that no war would cusue Tor the present
and that great loss would cnsue from his opc-
rdiionS; he turned suddenly round and became
"bull." This was an effort To hedge a. IL
might b. said: bat twas TOO late--so. u few
days ago. he went b. the board for am i'm
mcnse amount, and il is generally beloved
that the Union Club, composed principally,
III s1id, OF spectators, are lin for il" consi-
dcubly. 1t will he rccollected that this Club
at present occupy house in Broadway, a
short distance from Canal street AMI owned
by VIM. Il. Asior. A splendid residence is
IN process of erection for them, near Niblo's.
10 which they will remove next winter or
spring, unless the payment of the differences
ON their agent speculatious do not break mp
the association altogether. The subject is all
the talk on Wall street. and the grand mis-
take OF the Club ii laughed at all directions.
N L. HrUH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

a CAUDLE AFFAIR.-On the second
day Of tie cricket match at Brooklin. n. y.
the Sheffield Club scored 100 Tor their second
innings, making 81 in all. The sport was
interrupted b. iashionlbly dressed female.
who tlgd-hci her husband with an umbrella
and drove him oil ibc cricket ground over a
ntighboHng fence. lie was only a spectator.
bat fora Short time be- took an active part
and was run out 0y bis spousn Mrs. eau.
DIT j. an ons, when compared with such a vi
wgo!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

a western editor excuses his lack OF cdito-
rails by saying that his better hall compels him
to stay at home and tend the little one, while
she is around among the neighbors showing OF
her Reo calico drcsSl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

NoLNEf j.. PALMER, is our authorized
. EN- lof RECEIVING Subscriptions and Adver-
Ills offices are :- ''No'''.
PlllLADELPillA.--N. w co,,o. ~.
and Chestnut streets. 'o'"ef third
NEW YOR& .-'rrib.,. M,
ito City Hall. ' buildings, cppos
BALliM0RE.-s. r.. ,or,,.p.t..
Calvert streets. "''umorca and
BoSfoN,--No, II State stree,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
ACCOMMODATING -",yell \

ACCONiMODATlNG.- -" Well Mr. Green,
said the judge, you know it is my duty TO
ordery YOU TO be hanged"
"Nes, langlidly replied the culprit, eyes
judge. 'sposc So"
"Well, Mr.. Green, when would it be
most convenient for YOU to be hanged?'
'Well, you see, | don't care straw myself
any time the court may please"
Inc court then directed tie clerk to look i'm
the Almanac, and see if the next Friday three
weeks dad not come ON Sunday; and having
asccrtained that it did not, informed the often
der that he would b. taken out and hanged on
that day at one o'clock.
Stop TELLER said this subject OF the law
';stop; | reckon the ager comes on about
eleven that morning, and if it's all the samC
to you, Id like to be hanged aiore it comes on
Spose you have me strung up at ten in the
morning. 1t would be mighty great accom-
notation"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

Scotland forever!' exclaimed a Highland
Soldier at Waterloo.
"O"td ireland for longer" replied son of
the Emerald Isle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
LIGHT READING,-Rcv, MI,

LIGHT READlNG.-R Mr.. Baldwin,
writing from the Sandwich Islands. saws -
"Our greatest hindrancc is The untold amouHt
cftrasd in the shaps Of aopeIs which is sprcad
oger he teorid by snip loads--the refuse of a
glutted markstat home, floated of for auction
the captain and crew often seeming as eager
to deyouf their contents as thousands OF their
number are To- swallow bottles of Liquid ruin
the one as dcadlya poison to the soul as the
other to both soul and body He wishes three
good tracts were written on novel rcading--on
icentiousness-andO on Sabbath whaling, chief
~ addressed to owners at home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

~ ORDERS for Tickets nnd 81 ares and Ger
hfraes OF Packages ia The above Splendid Louc>
r. VIII receive 'Ie most prompt attentions, and
account 0f euch drawing will be sent immediately
after II is over 10 oil who nrder from u - Address
NJ CLARKE, R,chmond. Virginia.
Va Who hos sod more capitals thnn any Ohct
vender IN the United STATES The Bed cnmInl
prize Of s Is 600. dawn Sept 9Th was sold b,
CLARKE 10 gentleman Of North Carolina besides
several q $1,000 and $500 10 other customers.
ucf &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

03r young rascal lately arrested at Pitts
burgh, who stole horse on Monday, got mar
ried ON Tuesday, and committed two larcen-
les on Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
a. M,LIRE,

NO lG5 MARkEr SPACE
In me Rams Ltely occuPieiby + A Brcadisger, Ter
AncT,Hs do,' no,M n Union street.
Va nEHE h" is moss r,cei.,ng and opening q
Wv splendid selection 81 FALL end WIN
TER GOODS of The la,esl style. which CONSISTS ul
every variety gcnemlly KEEP, IN 'b's rIIy pcfsons
wishing 10 pure base will please cal and examine
before imrrhasing. as hey will find may lcsno
~ 'his market, my stock is Of Tic latest arr 81
irpn HE East 3iw 2.,d o6t6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
TO COUNTRY MEKCntNTs.

I n ~ -.
a tANFiELD. BROTHER a. Co have in.t r.
" cei'ed FROM England. Fnnce, Germany md
Swnzefl"nd, m extensive assortment OF Goods -,
her liHo; such a..
Gold aud Silver Patent Lever WATCHES. Il.
pire and Vertical dos Gold and GU Jevcl,y go.
e'y description ard ~ tie igfst Gisb,ogs, p,s,,,l.
Guns, Cutlery. Plated md Brillnnra Wo,es. I,n,o'
ned Tea T'oys. Clicks Limps. Girundoles. Mn c,i
Boxes, Speciac.es Powder Fia.ks. C,f,J WI
Boxes, Wutng Dek.. card cases. tje,m,n s,,,,,
G"ods; FRg>cu Fancy GoOrs IN pfe,i y,r.,,.
MILITARY GooD-. M'nny Computes G,o,stot
complete Walcimrkrf's 'rools and materials. Nr.
No 22I Baltimore s., corner 10, Cbgt,e.
9ayOae at tie Gm hnvnr lu.i ,et,,,,o,, -.
En"pc' Who're al our purchiso. were made H.,
c"sh "e ore prepared TO ell upon The mo. pIy,,,.
t1geuus tsffn.. '''
~ Omcf. promptly executed
IRA G Garfield,
w u CANFlELD
JAS u MEREDITH
"' Blllimprr SD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

POirrlCAL.-Wc have heretofore obscr-
we'd, that the Wing patty as national politi-
cal party, is dead, absolutely dei,mct. Gin.
Times.
Dead! dead Fit is we tell You man that
Its ghost will rise, will thunder DER the land :;
and Williams will tremble and quake, aud pray
for the mountains to fall down and cover them.
A dreadful rctrbution for loco ioco sins is
coming
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

wishing to purchase by The package. or dozen win
una It 10 their advantage To call and examine ~.
n'sofmen''a hner myself that can furnish N. =,
WIN an assortment or good terms ns can no ,n",
VIM ~ Pittsburgh or any other city ives, Of nc
mountains, WV" VI rho
~ LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE sTocK.
New York aud BllImnore rounod Soil O.; , .
,her' boot Morocco, kA ond goat nnns, Ioa Lea.
pos'"n Shoe Pegs Spaobcs, lacks. hair bIe,ch'.
anu green shoe threads. fitting thrcod. md ai,..
every hing else that is wanted bv shoe Mus. a,os'
'uf'fsi oil % which will be soldlo,y (or casI
P ~ i0il SAML M'CLAIIEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
UNITARIAN CONVENTION A

UNITARIAN CONVENTIONAL Con.
ven'ionoG the clergymcn Of this dcnomina-
ton is to b" held at New York during this
month The new church on Crosby street
and Broadway, will b. dedicated about the
u ST. aud during the session OF the COnven-
ton. The church il ono oil the finest in the
city, and will be hllcdas soon a. opened.
~ \. ErDreso.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
MEXlCAN HOMHASr--Th. rnllnui,.

MEXICAN BOMBAST.-T following
curious specimen OF bombat i. from "a Tam
pico paper. "Wby age not oar valiant troou.
bltiling with these Toutsss drunk wi,h ybtq.
hVand raw meet who would let thcmsely,s
b. Billed like hng,2 Wly have not ,ha enc
my. advanced troops perished ~ the sword.
a!n.0 lanees oil oar lnYiucible veterans Of The
NoIilE WHY "iiouj they b., permitted to-
for III themselves in order that. in cold hl,,,,I
and ~ ingiuriousIy, with their fifteen diam
b.rcd ia"s they nay make as purchase yi'-
tories deaflyg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
GRAMMATICAL WITTICIsM-w,

GRAMMATICAL WlTTlC NJ We
don't know who originated the following, but
it's good one at all events:
Bobby, what is stcam?"
"Boiling water"
That's right, compare it's
Positively, boil; comparatively, boiler; SUI
perlatye. burst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

As lloyt WAS 80 careless as to- permit his
letters tn BE- published, we think il would be a
clever piece of revenge for Nh. Butler to have
his from Mr. Hoyt, MIR. Van Burcn and MIR.
Marcy published. They 'eouid b. right rich.
Mir. lloyt was only sort of kitchen colonel,
he was never let into the foil confidence of
the other members of that glorious band. The
letters to Butler would tell--5ut alas, the fire
has consumed them before this time for fear
they might get into the hands of some otheras
as great rogue as they are. 81 the hy, it is
now consderedhorrible topublish private let
ters, but the letter of Henry Clay to Cassius
Nj. Clay stolen from the latter in New York
was published every where and the fellow
who stole it lau,led as smart. What differ
encc it makes when the boot is on the wrong
leg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

ri ONG SILK Black and White Siius. Half
Il 4 Hand Nuts, Pie Mic Gloves; also assorted COLI
nrs KID Gloves, for sale 10y
sep 20 FAIRCUlLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
1 ATE AND IMPORTANr.-J &

4 ATE AND IMPORTAN'r.-J & II
IL llORNBROOK, wOuld respectfully inform
C"urIy Merchants and Dealers. that they have on
hand iull supply 1T Gown. MEDIUM aud Double
crown Wrapping Papers crown aud Medium Tea
; Cap Paper, ruled, PLAIN and hll; Letter do ruled
plan and inLcy cplois; Dnuhlc Medium and Imperia
PiinIng Paper; Post Office aud Envelope Paper,
issue and Blo,,ng Paper assorted collar; White
Blue and Grey Banner Boards; PLAIN Embossed and
Lace Note Paper, &c, &c; which viii he sold low
t"r cash or IN exchange for Rigs, Feathers. Gin
ons, Beeswnx aud Flax al the highest mn.kct raIes
Gail aod you NIL b, perfectly sal.icd, as eur 81, X
IA gcneral wIll be sold oh Ierms {, suit OIL
IL II HORNBRoOK,
Wh'lesaIe and Retail Variety Merchants
oct Monroe S.. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
Nj f. LITE e LIN ES.
Methought my heart a roasting Law

On Cupid's kitchen spit
Methought he stole my heart away,
And stuck it next TO it.
Mcthoughtmy heart a roasting lay
And thine TO gravy run
Till both a glow congcuial felt,
And melted into one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

The Argus exhibits holy horror at the
publication of the letters of Messrs Van Buren,,
Butler * Co., and tries to make il appear that
the editors who published them are little bet
ter than thieves. Monstrous How many
times have you published our Tyler letters.
Is 1t not most time you tried that again or
suppose you vary the matter and publish the
recoris OF Marshall county court or that let
Ter that contained the note.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

GREENE& Co's EXPRESS. The establish
an MT oil this express which has now been reg
'lariy IN operation for two years, has been OF
great service TO the business community.
Packages OF all sorts and sizes are sent by il
very carefully and regularly, with the utmost
dispatch and almost as cheap as by the ordi-
nary conveyance. We received package on
Friday night 56 hours from Baltimore. For.
syth q Baker are ngents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06
sDnGgD GsnyR8>
MONDAY. OCTOBER o. 1915.

THE MACKENZIE PAMPHLET.-We
have been amused in looking over the col
umns OF the Richmond Enquirer. tn witness
its elaborate efforts to parry the blow which
this pamphlet gives to the leaders Of the Loo
colooo party. The Enquirer calls into its
columns numerous witncsscs-Whig, Neu-
tnl, and Loco-to prove that the publication
OF the private letters was an infamous use of
papers obtained by an Infamous theft, and
;hat MAcKENzIE deserves the scom of honor
able men. We are of the same opinion, and.
unlike the Enquirer, we held the same opin-
ion of the letter-thieves of the last political
campaign. Moreover, when Locofoco Off
cer appointed Mackenzie To "a place in the
Custom House at New York. we knew that
hc was not selected for his fitness. but upon
common Locoioco rule of counting the vilest
OF mankind by advancing one of their num-
Der. But ii is no new saying, that when
rog1es tall out, honest men come by their
dues. In all the testimony so sedulously col
lected by the Enquirer, there is no denial of
the genuineness Of the letters; and in fact.
HoYr, by instituting proceedings against
Mackenzie for puhoining them, gives them
the stamp of his undoubcd authority. Be
ing genuine, therefore, they must and will
produce their natural effect upon the public
mind, although they were brought tn light by
one scoundrcl turning traitor to his confcde-
rates. In the sly of Locoioco corruption a,
lhe New York Custom House, 80 many viii
idins have been long accustomed to ,ig to-
gcther by executive authority, that it is not
very wonderful that one of them has been
found base enough even TO violate the lowest
maxim of morality" honor among thieves. =
The fact that such one appears now i'm the
person of Mackenzie, is only one dcplorable
proof of which we have had 50 many. i'm this
pamphlet aud elsewhere, how unscrupulous
and corrupt the iocoIoco party has always
been IN It's use of the government patronage.
We did not need the letters contained i'm this
pamphlet To convince us of the utter dcstitu-
non OF honor and principle among that band
o! PUliuyians whose private deeds it brings
80 saringy before the public eye. Years
long years--of bitter experience ought TO have
convinced all candid men that these Locoloco
leaders held no creed sacred but this ONLY that
TO the victors belong the spoils that TO win
Their bets, TO realize their stock speculations.
on to grasp the cmolumenis of office by what
ever means, has been the entire score. and
end and aim OF all their patriotism, and all
their craftsmanship. A new Locofoco adj
minlstmiion, which acquired power by Pa-
queminc frauds. will no doubt also have
among It's adherents some MACKENZIE. the
worthy historian Of its new spawn of Loco
ioco corrupuons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-06

a countryman sowing, his ground, two
smart fellows riding that way, ono of them
fellow said he, cts your business to sow.
but we reap the fruits of your labor" To
which the coun,ryman replied. "'tis very
like YOU may, for am sowing hemp