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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

Al BAGS RIO COFFEE;
cOV 20 do Java DO
% Boys Pepper;
90 do Pimenio:
30 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder 10
,"sk GIIters So,uh Snuff:
30 Bhls Alum:
4 Casks EPSON Salts;
4 do S~aimmtus;
do Boston Syrup;
DO Riaddeg
900 do Liquufi,e BALL:
40 Boxes IS, s.. lbs, l6 I'D pound Lumos
Tobacco of supenf qualities.
4 do L2dy's Twist TobtcO;
$500 DO Efazicf's and SheeSg Cpnno,
200 do Cinnamon;
2 Ccroon's 5 E Indigo
6 Bbls Copperas;
2j Boxes NJ X Raistns;
4 Bbis Ground Ginrcg
40 do Crushed Sugar
8 do PulycuIed Do
DO Gloves;
do Nuimcgs;
10 Boxes Chocnlli c;
10 do Vuricuaicd Soaps
Bale Bordeaux Armand:
1000 do Cotton Yarns, n. A. tO-irst -.
ccived md Tor sale 10y WIDENING
up 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
G.. FNAEyrr
e. FIiANZELL,
-NO 46 Main ST. Il fur doors a5uUe The bookstore Of
WA. j Roth.

WLl, J hTt0.
WHEELING, VA.
> ESPECTFULLY infarms The Ladies OF Vince.
ia ling. ihot be manufactures Ladies slippers of
all STYLES aud COLORS. Of superior qualify and
beauty. lie warrants ali work from his shop To he
superior 10 Eastern manufacture, and will be sold
90 per cent cheaper.
The public are invited tp call aud satisfy Them.
s,lves. lOm INN q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
HITS y C.RPS!
HEA NTOAM.

NORTH END OF WATER STREET. IN
THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED
BY JOHN w. BERRY, AS y CORD
AGE STORE.
EDMONDS rcsprctfully inform,
- his friends ard the public. That hr has cui
s'"nily on hand. n general n.sortmcrt &C Uus ara,
Caps ni the latest Style. which ne variant. 20 zoe %
good md as cheap n any IN his mshtt. Arpuc
raj assortment &c HAT CASES ft ,he a,cummoia.
iion Of irivcllers,
All persous wishing to purchase my of'he ab.vs
ssiiclcs are respectfully invited Ia eyc him call.
iva " EiINS EDNCNpS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
n~oN>BHooK & DILLON.

FAVE removed 'h,if rshr,hrcr ,a heir
4 y cw BrF,k BuiaE4. east side of MAR
KIT S.. q few doors hollow me Post ON o.
vhere they have supplied hem elves with 4
scw HuH large Engine ani other fixture Ter
'7eLf business. 80 pSuuclluI style.
They CORY 900 fHc House and STEAM
BDlI PLUMBING utI ts bratchrs.
Ih.y have con ttuly nr btnI Hgi,anis of
.ffiuus e.cIf i.n. G.lt.>' settles, w3'erc.u.
.fs, bash 'uh, Dat sBd cold slower baths. Tr.
'oIi i0f bleaching, chemical ann rIIu., al
'ou.u>, Ia cot BATH ruu. s, ltaI pipe, ofaIs iz.
IS, -bcstlt|d o. ouy. i0Iuaness ADD worked Up
10 any manner ui iu. m.
Wafer conducted fhIuleh ICairr pines from
slrIEgsl a HwaII1g BONUSES iu the country.
A.so-BE y PUMPS dUed up to order.
LEATHER HOSE,
sule. 'ur pumps lOl country wells. Steam En-
,ln.s sc. &C.
an o&rl.r, hanh.ulIy received oDd punc,u
sgGfM POWER.
For m7nuifc'niIrg purposes can he supplied
10 ssvofll descriptions of mechanics. ii the
- s..y %. tla. Iutlng. OF ON DE a,opnd
10 a. very mut.fa.e tent.
Wheeling, ECO 80 10.
IJ0UONs, ItouOns.
p 1| e 'at. coz hrn1 % ~l.ptal a...fnnrp of
nIi a.uds of rf.ud.o,, ,ua aad Wines.
viz. i,I,baI Brand,
SIercre to
I1nuy t3
Ifu... C8s l...u g. Go.
h3..,nI GIN. bIu.en. importation,
S lu' C,o& Ena,
N.w j. g'rHt .4
Hh..t n.r1 WHj scr,
Madeira Vine,
pau. 5a G.. n; n-.,'ela low o.
ihI S'i1iy .} STEELE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
NEW AND CHEAP
LOOT And SHOE STORE.


Main strtct, ,Sesi side. q tlF doors belop lIar-
kei Allcy.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNOLLY y SONS, would respectfully
- . inform their friends and The public ccncmIl,
ihn. they are nuN receiving "a large aud we'll seiec.
ed stock Of Bnn's and Shoes of every description
nd quality, whi,h they prepared to ,crl as low a.
hcy can be hud 10 ,Mc cay. Their sock CONSISTS
m p7r,is follows,
zoe pni's Mlcu'sstont Ca.fBnls
200 do do kp jo
$50 DO licht Car dn
300 do do Morocco d o's
SOO do Tack Kip Bwg1ns
lOl do Cali dp
200 Dis Seal oul Maro,co Bwgans
IS d. I,siur Caters
300 do Seal aud Morocco Null;Gtn
goo pains Women, NJ. rocco L7cc B'ois
iuO do Cali do do
100 do Kp do do
300 pair, L,dic,' I'D Sirpcrs
200 pa'rs Misses d. Spring Slippers
25D do Seal md KID Buskius
100 d. KJ Ankle-Tics
$50 d. Ilnlt Gnucrs
- paifs Ladies' cnloud SINNERS
1000 d. Children, .hc,t drncrenl oualmes
100 do Youlh', c'aIncd shnos
100 do de- Calf dp
100 DO Lidies' Gnilcr Boots
100 do do wuib:ug shoes and Bu,klus
200 do do P,pg,d Nlcrocco Bl>suns
Together wuh a great many different qualities
TOO numerous Ia mebtinu. Also n gnrl Rssnumen
ni hrst Baltimore Spanish. Red and Country Sol,
Leather. 4 lew d,z"u, beet Boot Morocco, NIGGA
d1re KID aud French Mnrecco skins; striped bind.
ng>; Travelling Nallsos and Carpet Bag, snpcrio
1"a'ny. CIV" rs "a coll. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

't NND tIAa PAPER.
N w. uOBNBBOOK, m7nulac'u.c. md
. Dr. constantly prepared fu SUPPLY ali on
i-fs too Glue 6 Glass Paper q ,urcfilr opsl.
ii' "H'cn VIII ,c furnish e1 TO dealer, or con
,"m'Is 90 as low % ra.c aa they can pnrrL7sr
u 90 mere orders left Oh he w arebo1..
'n N''itr' s'rcsi below The Posi- Office viii De-
Feb %. 1873.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
SOMETHING NEW.

bAIti. a. lltAtE
HATS AND CAPS.
HAVE received this day. o,irav 'Che,B Ugt
ana Cap store corner of Mann and Union
streets; the la'sesi assorfH cu, uf CAPSIn his
cIty. which I vii dispose OF "a, n small adva CO
on e9,t FTiscS. NV friends and cr si0mers ars ia
vlted 10 call before th,y pro an dlslts,d of. Tho
ass T'nlent consists uf ihC uIInUup Elu4s.
Gentemen's Ole Bull Black Clelh CaIs,
ID Naval do gg
10 Cloth c1ps. fgr back auaHont,
Do Blue Naval cops,
Do VtlEcrorn do
Boys and loUti's Cut VpIvrfraua.
DO d, Fancy Eluck dc
Do do G.4lc4
lhfants cars,
Do HAN ard saiin caps.
IoSeth'r win all kinds iadt IRE rsual'v worn
throuph The winter season. Ifltcta.s urplrfu.
my 10 give my friends 1ud customers wt grssf-
csl thanks for their patronage and sI.paTt far
the lhst I'VE Years, and slalIulwayS uI.1yor Il,
merit IT, hy strict attention 10 business and "a
oesire 10 please, ana give GDDD BIRGlTNS.
nov q! SAMUEL. HtWpER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
.Y u 20 81.

CAUTION TO ALL
LET AL IHE WORLD IAkE NOTICE
AM Bee AREFEL NOT TOBUY THE
INDlAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EgrRY BOX
la, On ItlUe wHTfts signature OF he Oh.
Slull inventor and y4tCuier,
q BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
Thrsc pleasant III is possess p1wc 5 TO orcr
ALL tho natural q aims Of the >v,irm- viz. IN,
LUNGS, kiDNE IS. SKIN q. BOWELS-
hlhcuurSbSYwN 10 he practice OF medicine
ant 80 cJmplcfr has been Jhrir ui Imyh ovei
ali ether n.rdiciucs hat May have been led
No. suppose LEY con ain some powerful mineral;
bot urun examination Jy DIS Chiffon, Ran.
dU.Ih IuBuu-iUD aud others, Ibis superstition
Us o. once pfryrG % be giuuudItss.
Sod lu New York 90 lhc principal Office,
10 Greenwich street, also by Rush'on s. Co,
Bro twaY. corner o: Iitn street.
~P3uphlcts 10 be had oi ascnfs rratis.
NB.-PorsuDy will also nutcc IN the top d.
bel 30 engraved Indian tguie, cross ed with fine
rd illut.
Tie genuine may al,o be hnughf with s1eny
az Di Gui0n',, corner Of B very and Gland
s 'fc,i. and Mrs Hays, l31 Fulton ,trcet, Brook.
lyh, and az resp ctabIe stores throughout the
Nfitaf St4fcs.
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
NE u HILL, OF the firm Of Glrlcy & hin.
W. 100 Broadway, s5ys me Sugar Coated
lr'iln Vegetable Pills are superior iu any he
has ever taken. Us vie has found hem De
To- l.iUl add ,dia1lious.
Miss - uartss, corner Walker and Ludlow
e'.C's, has been cuYti of pain ,u The head
HHUue,- OF sIshf, and diz,.Less OF long stand
Mus sfo.s.. OF % Henry street; curei oil,
u7Iu. aHt rJ.mTs ct eight yc1fe Standing
Mn hTEIN. of .5} 5~rrerWI.b HItet. cured.
90 'V .HI u-iH, ui sgEru yeats -.fU"i.v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
SENsENEY 4 RuODEs. la1 49,.

- 80 1lNIH
- Row, MAIN ST. have now received lhci, en-
tire ST. k NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
the second OF The sea- on, and The latest in market.
Cloths, Cass.mercs. SattineiIs. BLK and fancy colors
SUNNI z Cassimeres. Linen billings. Voslincs. DC
Suiomer stocks. uhkis. Gloves Linen shiriinss
Lawns, bingham Law H8, Jacquard Ginshams
Bilznrinfs, Barogcs OfeandIe aud laced Lawns
Priuied Jaconet. Chinlz. Calicocs
Rich Baiage Shawls and SATIN striped Scatis
White Neii Shawls. black Ncl Shawis
Fancy hdke. Neck Tics, Linen camb,ic hdkfs
pNiu and plaid Swiss aud Null Mluslins
Rich Gg'd blk and fancy COLI SILKS
Hosiery. Gloves, Nliis. Long Nuts aud hlf Gloves
Rtth Fancy Parssols and sun Shades
Artificial Flowers. Wrcaihs. sprigs aud lunches
BoNNCrs, Gimp. Laced Bitds-eye d Florence BRAID
Rich Bonnet Ribbons. Freath ebony Il fancy Fdns
Together with every varolv Fancy aud Staple
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buyers 10 calt
and see our stock. NJ we are prepared to offer roud5
vety low. Gun 49, sENSENEY & RHODES.
UHATENT MEDlClNES-The subscriber
IL keeps constantly for sale. the following pop'
ular Patent Medicines. al The sign OF the BIG RED
Anr'nr Aliens Nerve und Bone I.inimen', Nicfrls
Emhruoaiion, Swans Rheumatic liniinoni, Lquii
OPodeldoc. Fuhnesiock's RubefucienL h,diep Nsgc-
tuhle Pills. BrandotE's Universaldo warranted gen
u'ue. FahnesIock's Aull.tili0us DO, Seats anti dys-
pep,t do. Miles Tomato do. S,ur's Scotch 90
Hoopei's Female do, Frhneslurk'S NeruiiiugC'
Fahncsiuck's Cnngh !, z,uges. Fnhues,ock's Tnump-
sons Eve Water. CurpcnjeI's extract Sirsap1riia
Gudfrey's Cordial, Bremau's DupS, Turlmgi'ns
Basam, British Oil or Medicamcrium Soda NoN-
ders. Seidliz Powders, Essence Cinnamon, Ptppei-
mint. L lemon. Bergapule. Lavender. nc.
Allo the above medicines are warranted gohu'
inc. LAFAYETTE M'NEELN.
may 30 100 Main street. z
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AND


AIi OF which wiu he sold ~ very INV prices and
warranted at The bcsi quality. Also. MAHOGANY
ENLERS Hair L!oih and VANISH, constantly Oh
hpuj.
STEAM BOTS furnish cd with cy,r article o
un shot notice nod un The yeiy best icms
np %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE AT PlTTSBURGHu!
\ LARGE AND WE'LL sELECrGD STOCK or
sP&IgG AIED GUETlIER GO sD3.
GAZING BsrN RECEIVED BY WAY OF THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, AR; NOW
S. Ee ; u.
CoW3 Of NGa and Monroe SIS, WHEELING. Vi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
FURNITURE,

Ever offered in lhis city. Gill and Mahogany fremcd
l. oking Closes, nod Looking Glass Plates oi I'LL
sizes Purlrut aud Picture frames OF ever yauel,
aUr STYLE.
UPHOLSTERY WARE. consisting Of Feather
B'ds, B%o'su crs, Cuhcj IIir Mattresses. AID Mat
'rrss's al nl kinds. with all other articles Of
| phulsfpry N,rS. sea IoD.l and o. 40 t,noJcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

'H"N "hh IAN Ct"tl~!t sole Ltulh"r
5000 do hemi, ok lau do DO 30
300 do county sole Do do
10 duzeu currisu bDut morocco skins
10 90 Madras dn DO du
q d fine curriso kid do
) do brush al, do
= do pink lining skins 10 doz mur Innings
10 do bad ng ,kius $50 lbs heel sparoles
500 papers oi 4, q aud 8 uuacos mcks
2h bushels q stnu shoe pegs pssurted sizes
80 lbs Mob hest hall uiesched shoe Thread
200 d" M 10 hlcachcd and green 30
Tugolher with huo' webbing. boot laccs, black
tape, hrsilcs. AM shoe blackmg, (Nlasou's hest.
Warranted 4" be a iir, rate uiirIc)-Al IS 30 dozen
meas aud BOYS summer hots It different kinds.
The above stock has hccn selected from Inc manu-
iHciuters wih eraat care. expressly Tor The retail
'adc, and winch We eau recommend To our
custom rs ms being ffsi rale articles. all Of Which
sc Wi sell extremely low ur cash
Our old customers and Ihe public. are respectfully
invited 10 cell and examine uur stock, aud We
hedge onrsclvos m sen a. good on article. aud as
cheap, as Any orher sore ~ Wheeling, Country
merchants viii do vel 10 give Us O. call bcore
HurCnasirg. MS we shall be enabled 10 cell them
not and shoes by 'He do~sm. very low Tor cash.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25
A STOUT,
j b II DODSON.
IENnU - 49,

9Th true on1 genuine 'Wisiar's Balsam
81 WId Ch'fry,' IS sold AZ established agencies
IN all par : OF the United States.
SOIL n Cincinnati on The C rneT o. Fourth
aud Walnut stiee 5 BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

No. li3 Main srREET. WHEELING. Va,
NIEN .rcpcouslant v "a hanpn :. ~ extensive
assotlmcuI al superior Mahogany, French,
Grecian mud Rocking Chairs, S fs, Pier Tables.
Dressing Bu5cau-, Bcdsleads. Bureaus, Tables. sc,
Together with every article of The latest style, aud
Ln.I E.t-L.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

100 do do KID and ,u.rnrco walking shoes
$50 DO do cali AID morocco lace unis
2ud do do ktp aud epusl du
800 DO Ga ldrcu's iunc, SHOES and halt CATERS
200 do do cuid kid h"uls aud ankle uts
.}0U de- do bla,k ktd hu,t,
700 do DO do urkirIcs
2JO DO do seal aud morocco do
oOO d1 do seal aud morocco boots
OOO do do do do Cow pncc)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

Corasr Of Main and lIoaroc SIS, WHEELING, Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-25

TO " NIX L'I %d, Mi''e'' G'mp.. Straw. A.,
We viii al.o 'I rcs. i.y', Sn Vac attention oiGs L,,,.
we intend To ron ~ rhcnp. 'P' D'y G'oi, which
trr.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-06

inl1icts a serious injury to the Temper,
ance reformation, and in our opinion, VIC
lutes the pledge of this society.
Mr. Taylor Of Springfield gave an ac'
count Of u Temperance meeting which
was recently held in Springfield by the
ladies Of that town who assembled 10 the
goodly number Of about two hundred and
fifty and passed some spirited resolutions
aud took some energetic measures for
the Iurihcrance Of. the cause Of Temper
ance, (but he had not the Report Of the
proceedings with him to lay before the
society,"
On motion by DR. Dow, RcSolrcd That
the ladies of Springfield have acted the
noble part AMI are entitled to a vote Of
Thanks from this society, aud that their
example is worthy of imitation by all the
ladies' in Windsor County,
On motion ReSOircd-.1hat the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published in
the different papers in this county
Adjourned sine die.
SIDNEY p. BATES, President
w. C. FRENCH Rec'g. Secy.
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and the next arrival will, beyond doubt,
bring the intelligence Of its separation.
Our last show that California was again
in State of Revolution, the natives wish
ing to expel the MeSicans, and with every
prospects of success. General Mche'tore-
ma was then beseged at MontTey. The
natives had seized upon the greater part OF
his munitions and obtained full possession
of the interior. The struggle We learn was
expected TO be Of short continuance, and
the defeat of the Mexlcans vas beyond
doubt. Mexico will readily relinquish
what she is unable to hold, and it by so do
ing she can relieve herself from the large
debt due our clizens she will be u gaincr
by the operation. The only important har-
bors for our vessels from Cape Horn to the
COLUMBIA River, are the two above mention.
ed. Deprived of 'hese, it must inure 70
the injury of our commerce. Relinqnish
these, and in the noble harhor Of San Fran.
CISCO, We place in the hands Of an ambl-
'ious rival the key Of the broad Pacific from
which we may be declared, 10 our Gov
eminent, for naval depot, it should be
Immediately secured. Timber of the best
kind is here in abundance for repairs and
building Of vessels, in case Of war; lis I'M
porrancc to our whale ships therefore, may
be readily conceived. The entrance is 'e'
ry narrow, and can easily be defended,
while the depth and cXpanse Of the Bay Is
sufficient for the protection Of the navlcs OF
England and America. The CALIFORNIA;
desire annexation to the United States, and
the contamination Of this object is devoul,
" to be wished. G.
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THE TEXAS r ESOLVES:-ANClENT
AND MODERN FEDERALISM.

avn NtDiJIYib4N L LIlJly LIS VI.
Pcyo},sd That tbe.c h,s b;,bar,o haan
ma nrccndon, or -, ,Jn,;.s;n, of C,ro;nm
S,,,e or Torri,orr ;o,othc Irnion Nv Ior;sI,.
,;nn And 49, Tho ,nvo,,nr I,,;sIa,;on
cron,ad in the C,nns,;,m,ion oT the UNi,oG
S,r,os ~ Conrrsss dnno, oo,b,,.o oas,,
of,bc n,Imiss;,n Of /, rore;rn S,,,e ~ f,r.
c;,n terrj,ory hy l,qi.Ia,io1 in,otbe Troinp
SI;TUtV $CT or AnWisSIOW VIII
HAVE M nIVDIVf NORGE WUAT.
rvEP ON THE STtTF or NIASSA.
CUJTSETrS
WorIs o,c s,il ~ ho ,b;,r, r,bo rh;,
-,o;o,;,y rs ma r1,s.o.bnsoss Io,;o,a,,,oe
h,ro .,jer,Iy rosalrod ,ho, i 60,
noss an not adm;l,irr rey,. ;n,o ,h's II.
";on sncb 49,, "wI, ,,vr yn r,nn,~r
ronn, ,,rn ~, rnr nron,r ~ ,,,s
sAcurszrTs" This Joncunrc !, either
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Triumph IF Kntnrhy S~g~y.-The
Western Lancet, published in Cinci-
matt, and edited by Prof Lawson, gives
the details of a remarkably interesting
case of surgery, in which Prof Dudley
indicated his claims to pre-eminence. -
The subject Of the operation was DR.. Nc
MINI, highly reputable physician of
Alabama. He has been subject to dis
ease cf the bladder for nearly twenty
years. Many physicians in the south un-
dertook his case, but without giving him
any benefit. He determined on sea
voyage. While in Europe, he was en-
amined and treated by Liston Symc and
Craigie, all among The most Distinguish
ed in their profession. They all failed to
detect the true nature Of his disease.
Soon after his return tothe United States,
he visited Lexington, and placed himself
under the care of Prof. Dudley, who,
finding the disease to be calculous al
lection, performed the operation of lirhot-
omy, and restored him, from a state of
almost unparalleled suffering, to the
enjoyment of health. DR. Dudldy has
performed the operation Of lithoiomy
lS2 times; not one of the number died o
the operation. DR. Ellotson says the aver
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The Savannah Georgian conveys the
pleasing intelligence that Richard II.
Wilde, the poet, formerly member Of
Congress from Georgia, has ready for
the press the Life and Times of DANTE.
Well, the public is ready to receive, and
anxious to look upon the only authentic
likeness Of the Great Italian with which
it is 10 be embellshcd.
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I3y order Of the Town Committee
Rutland 10Th Feb. 1915.
Pursuant tothe above call large major.
liy ofIhc democracy Of Rutland met a, the
above time and place, and organized by
appointing Jonathan c. ThraII, Esq Chair.
man, and John Cain, Secretary,
On motion, proceeded TO ballot for a
suitable Democrat to recommend to the
Post Office Department, for Postmaster al
East Rutland, in place Of the present Wing
incumbent. The Chair appointed Jas X.
Pcarsons, Esq and John B. HIba I'd, NJ.
d., teIIers,who, having counted The votes,
reported that j. c. Dexter, Esq had re-
we'd all the votes, aud was unanimously
the choice Of the meeting.
The following resolutions were then of.
cred and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend ]. {.
Dexter, Esq, to the Post Office Department,
as worthy, able aud honest nan, aud as
every way qualified for the office Of Post
master q said Rutland, and as an uncom-
promising Democrat, and VIC viii con,nnc
to nf2e his appointment to said Office un-
I'll lie Is restored to the same.
Resolved, That the means that were Il.
dcP'ed in order to occasion the removal Of
Mr. Dexter from said flee, and the rcap.
polniment OF Moses Hawks, by few would
he'aFsIocrats, Of this village going from
house TO house, through this town
and County and relating The mos, vile and
Infamous ISLANDERS against the character or
MIR Dexter. because he is democrat, and
will not sdbmit to their dictaticns are tin
keeping with that bI,ler spirit OF fedora.
persecution which consigned Mathew Ly-.
on to the walls Of a peuetentlarv.
Resolved, That the Pos, Office in this
place while under the care Of Mr. Hawks,
has been the place where lhe'CIay tederallsts
have often congregaled, 9nd where the De-
mocracy have been daily denounced in
language too vile and b.uer to he here re-.
remtd.
NJ ''"' W. E CIo" HioSes n"MNs'
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u.s. m , 90 We WIZ ";e aware, ne Is S"PP"f'e" on
10, y" ;h ,"I "'s p","' 'n'pg" "F N'E'' "n'
c'' '"o u'o''''' ~ SONY ~ ',S ""'E ''gn"S'
@ 'Il I n, ".S p''"c,IIeS y" 'nc FoS'
o''';e Dr''I'',rn' !" 0'osF 10 keep pos
Whereas the se;I I1,,ls Gins. lis -
,nru!rom WASHINGTON hayinr nrcn bnn,ted
thai a certain Hon gentleman while adj
y"ca''"g his claims before the P o. De-
!, ''',n'"'' "',''."0e" '"e DeHoc,"cy -
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-06

The revolution. 1.-THE Legislature mean TO
take this ground, or, in other words, to
plant themselves on the grea, national RICH,
of revolution, then another question comes
up, whether the causes are sufficient to
justify such a movement But this ground
IS dsclaImed by the wing party. While its
every movement appears upon its face To
have been designed to effect dissolution
Of the Union, it still repudales such an III
tenlIon, Is the disclaimer only made until
the leaders think the pear shall be ripe!
BIT take the words rs they stand, and
what do they mean! They invite the peo-
pie Of Massachusetts to resist law Of Con
gress! Hear men priding themselves on
their conservative principles, men who
have "ilw aud order eteruaIIy upon their
lips, men who are daily charging their
political opponents with promoting arnachy
these men unfurl the banner of resist
ance to contemplated act Of the supreme
authority of the country. Are the people
of Massachusetts ready to rally about such
banner! Are they ready TO embark in
open resistance to the LAWS OF TIE LAND?
But in all this the federalism Of to-day
bu, initiates the federalism OF former Pc
Rod, FIT has been Inconsistent in argn-
men' advocating and opposing one and the
same doctrne as the eypediency oGIhe time
seemed 20 dictate, it has been consistent in
lis purposes They have been, to gain po
ltica power at any and every hazard-to
rival or ruin. In 1908 it declared that if
Jefferson was made President, the conStl.
tuition, the country and the bibles would
share the same fate. Facts show that all
through the administration, "ccrlain lead
crs" did what they could 10 make this pre-
dictlon true. They declared the Louis
lana purchase Of no binding force, and ne
goliated to establish new conGederhcy
They declared The embargo laws Of no
binding force, and preached and practced
open resistance to them-lhe federal leg
ISIature even going so far as to pass an
act making the enforcement Of some of The
provisions Of this law criminal, and attach.
ing penalties to violation of this State
act. They declared the requisition of the
United States tor It's militia to defend the
country OF no binding force; and not only
refused compliance with 1t, but, to embar-
rass the democratic administration, en-
deaSorod to engage Connecticut and Rhode
island in similar course Of dIsorganiza-
tIon-and, with shame be it said, the fed
craI judges even supported the federal
Governor (S'rong) ard his lAcIlous legls-
Iaure. Does any one wish to sec the key
to all this open opposition! John q. Ad-
ans has got 1t among his papers. 1t was
the aim Of the federal leaders, he says,
first to rule, and lrthey failed, then to dis
solve The Union. In letter to Gov. Plum
err, OF New Hampshire, dated August I6,
1859, written on the banks of Ncwlound-
land, Mr. Adrms says
The pan Of New England combina
ton, more closely cemenled than by the
ties Of the Federal Government, COMB.
NATION, first to rwic the mho|e, and ifthm
SNoDii prore impracticaJlc, to separate from
The TrSf-HGS byou 81 I'm. lJu{UrpJ UuI Inns