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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
RICH SILKS AND FANCY DRESS
GOODS.


g ENSENEY & RHODES can now ofrer without
- bos-iIna) 10 their city and country Customer the
largest and richest assortment of FANCY aud BLACK
SILKS. CASHMERESt GiHGHAMS, SHAWLS. RIB.|
BeiNs. &c, ever Offered ~ ibis masket. sep -
TOTA KEGS FRgsH LAID sui,alde a,r reisil. ne
AOO ceivcd and for sal b--WARREN LIST.
T1AU.BY's MILITARY Shaving cREAM. ATlas
- D certify that hsNc made 81 the MHnarys
shaving tresn, prcpeEed ~ William Raiey corner ~
fuian su Sats streef Or about eight mouths an
Is, and thai find 10 D. superior adice 81 tive
kiad ever te6rr used and Woud eLccyfg 49, recon-
mend A. fhiid, peasah siid eeoiiuInicai Shaving
SOsg %. H. HOLDEN. 4
Bsooklyn.
have used fe Military Shaving Cresdl. uaapufsetuf.
Cd hy Mr. Nfo Bsitry. % Patton and Sands
BfoSkyn. consider D. mos eciitm article and ".
commend h 20 The notice Of The puilic. OiiERN.
HrOukiVn. Ii .H 49, #|
ifever trrre va any discovery inae deserving the
sfaftfie oftifs puddle u B. BsiieyN MuHafv Siaynr
Cream. have used y tsF nBF tiasc, ard b. uuhcs
isieiy - ths very best snap yet invented
for siavinF ~ eeres Ire fare smooth ard conlfrts
~ could ssk faf. ard pcFfaHas deHsiaff
The iatct b thics md heavF. and doe DRY
face. Indeed itmay be sscd She na pBs uHfa ~ M
sse--tlie DDS iacfefaIn.
HHHfrfi.En i0G sands ID. HraoEirn
For safe hy most 81 drrFz 6nd fancy dfsera if
ihseity snd fifuorhssi fhe TINTED .lates ard noe
sale snd retail hY the proprietor
WMpUtil,EY. cDfpef a. eahdt sd fuHon &c.
For ssie wholesalc aud Roam ai he Mauuf1cftrcfl
prizes ~ PRYOR A. FAtfiga
sou iss--iY sole Aaasiisisf w iseaiHr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
COIIRTN.

rs. DISTRICT COURT, holds two terms Annually
In Wheeling. ia the months OF prii aud Setitemlr
HON. w hROeK ENBROUGH,- Juige.
GEO LEE,--ProsecutinH Attorney,
r W MOORE, Clerk,
JAMES POINTS. Marshall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

"a lCn tbtre sfo o. Afiqns sHts ii,srsi Ffsnsb -
~ ilnl. iint ffCnfh reEflfffr. RieH sgfia a1fs.s
r its. fsin HiscA ard huf Histk d. HHs : .ssn ~
fniurlsn Alpsras. hefinots ard Points i.t srret,af
Fe'y loN rate. go ~ sENsENEf a Gnonrss :,
QLAT WiNnoW nfINfs.-A isfss ss.aaa,,., 4.
- eelfea - saie nN NtNpEi. fftEBDrH 40
aps 40 - Men street Whetins ta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
ALMANACs, AI.MANACs
.ae.a gUfW

"a IN. TayioT's oid Kosfh ana Resag Magazine A.
~ msnsss. Tufnsf's iapFnqea Hatiss tseurrs at,ss
nsrs. Amcriesn Fsfu.efs Alnleascs Tafnrf's snuoir
Alntsnect fis1efs comis Almanac. David CraeFe,'s
Airs1afs esu, Iablnf's huuEh ard Ready .tlashars
Warmers srd Mechanic Almanac nsf received 49, f
sale ~ tho Doxca. Wubtiat ~ fifisss ~
tGT MORNhHOOK Mowers 81
OF n NheeifuE. Ne
~ n. Regs Ginseng. Bssswar ord
Feaihsrs WGHfsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
NEW CARi.ETA

TuS received at the newspaper store 40 Main street
" Nheeing, large and splendid assortment OF New
Csrpes, jusi Iecoiyod lIom tie manufacturers fresh an
perfect, aud viii e sold at prices still lower than
our friends aud customers will please give "a call
sep ~ 4 MENDEB. ia BOlfK & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
COUNTY COURT.

Session hr. Monday ia every month Quarter Sessions
heid IN March. June. August ane November
ARCH woods, Presiding Justire,
n JACOB, Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN M'COLLOCH Cicrk,
ELIJAH nay, forouer,
GRO W SIGHTS. Commissioner 81 Revenue
EAMUEl4 OLDHAM, 4" fBr country
OVERSEERS or THE POOR.
Thomas fornhrook, a Todd. goklhsm
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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So 80 rnt,lst

Tor manufacturing purposes can c supplied 20 several
dcc'ip of echau, in il 2rd sory of ttcif llI
dilg. 90 On NE ground fonf vety moderate rent.
W hCciug. ApT.i ,, 70.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
yrGtTABI.T EEMTDIFS
At BRENTLINGER'S APOTHECA

NtGtTA BILE HEMFDIFS
AT BRENTLINGER'S APOTHECA,
Ashland Square. Wheeling, Va.
HE subscriber has This DAY tecu appointed Sole 4
gc'i ~ this city nr the sale Of Doctor J. Roses
HIGHLY CELEBR NTRD NEGET ABLE RRMEDI rs.
dy * subject. Of which the following T. a list:
Dr Roses PTopiy Tactic syrup anacca for the
OF all oiTouc diseases; affections ofthe lung AID ero
III Roses Cough syrup diseases q The lungs ca.
tarrh, bronchitis, &c.
Dr. Roses Group or rive symp
Dr. Roses Compound Extract ~ Sarsa arilia
Dr. Roses Asiitnaiic Eiiyir
IT. R0sc's cough loleascs far iraa'ion nfhe hros &
Dr Roses Iiuimcnt for weakness pain On tle chest
IT. Roses Tonic Misturcs for rhHs aud fevcf
Df. Roses Nermsge safe and cihc acioas remedy
worms
pr. Roses Tonic Anti Dysreptie tir an diseases Of
the stomach AND bowels, ehoc's infsriuni. &c.
Dr. Roses Female PHI, superior to tIe Hooper Pin
Dr. Roses Tonic AEera'ive Ncge able ils an efsca
cious remedy for diseases ct the Liver
bT Roses strengthening Plaster uI weakness OF the
Eack, Breast, side stomach
Dr Roses Specific FOR EpicpSv tho only positive rc
medy far iiis disoa-e Discovered.
DR., Roses Rlieufne &C Mixture, never known 20 fail.
Dr. Roses Asiringent compound urh Tmutage or the
splitting ofhlood, forthe ofa declares sfood
Do. Roses syrup for cholera aud bowel complains
ALSO
| Dr Roses PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
TUBE for Initiating toe air cells % the mngs in cases OF
ErfrOct from the Ndiiue Eagle.
n Rose j. graduate oftho University OF Penbsylva
mia, and has for manly years prscccd his profession
this city with signal success Ie has often assured
table which 3 in itself strong recommendation 90 our
mind and taking INTO ruusides alton % Al be E not only
physician bass Az EnINEST one think shall give
hlssysieul fair trial should disease lay s Iuhoss
| For particulars call on ~ BRENTIINCEW
| scpe Ashland square Wheeling
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Ma. WHARTON

Ma. WHARTON .-.
DoarSir rcTut me The insertion al
is note IN the Tines, 20 Inform n,y csion,7s thai
nave Just rcuTrod from New YORK, aellha M, Is
linl"fe and am uow receiving NY fall stock of Dry
"o"ds tos NnosES,LElN0 "a well couipie q sssort
ent Of new and lcsifasie goods for rcaing vbiclfad
desl 10 NY former makes iFSscrt snek I'm and conf
nlee IA both departments viii sch chem a, New
fariti prices. Wheeling, Aug ~, IS. W. n SELI,Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
sS'g R3sl'S SlAVNl.

81 vi,tuc of deed OF trust from John Cchrist To-
~ me. tearing da;u the "a day OF August 1872 aud Of
record m TIE CLERKS CO OF the county Cor for ohio
county in Book 2bp.5 o. shalt seil Thursav the "
day e Nov sfG, conmcne NJ a 10 O'Clock A. NJ atthe
front door Ut tr tOuU House Tor ONO county "a lo Oh
ground situate tie North side of Iitsey street for.
urrly w aicr sree.) intlai pa Of the Citv 81 Whcc
'U called East Wheeling, and Numbered plat ii
tc Cty a. lot uuuer fosty nipe (4) whcreon arc two
BRICK houses Sellirs trustee, shall convey TO the
purchaser only suchtire is vested Ia the docd
90 trst aforesaid. Terms Of payment known Oh.
daf OF sale. JAMES :. WHEAT, Trustee.
Ocio'cr TO- 1875.
Y IBCj M Al, CuANcrWy.-At rucs he'd ia the
C'rrk's Office Cflhs Cl.cui, Superior Court 81 Law
aud thalcerS tot thc county of ono u, the month Of
AUGUST 1916.
Robert EafoW Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31


| lmGeriel do Weston Reserve Cheese
1 Young fyson do kurSWlta SAT-
| . - Hack do Tafc DO ip boxes
I Best Iavate'cc Sup't Family Flour
- Fancy Rio do tIit cured Barnn
old white d. Hams shnUidc-s q side
=" high hav'd do Sperm andes
No. Chocoln'e Mould s dipt Talow DO
superior House No'aS-e~ TSnesviiir Nu.iu soap
No d. Shavi1f soap
nuui lc rcf'd ioafS Sugar Nalicgs cd do IN hs.s
DO do Small ioavcs Cav n, choice 4 nd Tobacco
SUPERIOR Crushed sugar Rappce aEd Scu'ch Snu,T
" =. Orleans de- R.,aha sud prneipc Tco.-
Nps1 Maek crclllt - apisll ard con. do
- No Herring Rest Rifle Powder
NJ" Trimmed shad Lead and shO;
Pcprer ground and uug'd Percussion Cars
Aspicc Cloves B,ackrg sudscrutg h-r-ir.
GINS anon Ginger Masoi's shoe Hacking
Mustard N1trccs ?. 4, SO, -. -, & I2d Nails
Rice Smyrna Figs Borts aud Cordarc
RaI>ns French Currauts Rcavc- Buckets
FtlCus English W alnuts Sitge-ior CHler Y ucrer
iccuus son sind Almonds WRITING end Letter paper
German Nader Ink p's-k sand
Mum AMI tuprCrgs 80 and lp-l2 window rlut.
w th variety ofOfhcr articles cNncrvd IA aicN DAYS
from the Fast and elsewhere which i make tic e,.urt
neni very complete all 81 which viii ne sold az the
cheapest rates.
Having experience in business shall dcyofc t,
cs orts in procuring and ALWAYS Lccnng The CO
licess Wiih Use assurance thas viii sell az al jnc-
clean a. any ether house Ia The city, and Guild
lecfuly inNi'c al those wishing lar To call and
examine for thefAsciycs before purchasing elsewhere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
MAfOR-M q GOOD,
CDtjNClLMEN.

OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INSURANCE. co.
orrosIIk IlE AoNRok morsE. WIN PETLRsON All.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
OFFICERS ELEi;TED BY COUNCIL.

CLEuK--JAMES WHEAT,
SKRoEk Mt StlAIIERtSS,
ALpERHES-lst W ard, n MNaughien; --2nd Ward
James Mcconnell, s-3rd Ward Geo DUTY ;-4th Ward
Philip Bier;--5th Ward, T. CIV
SANITARY CoNNirrEE.-iF Wsrd, Thomas Campbell:
-2nd Ward. Todd; -aTd W ard, X w tlarding;--4th
Ward, John Robinson; 9Th Ward, r w Rasret.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
any IN IDS uT Tie EasIcrn CUES.
skcN tU .rs0Sie e. Ofhih". ~
Cloth Dress and Frock Coats. from, sunertiuc q, ~

Cloth Dress and Frook Goats, from superfnc io Ne.
dumi MI and complete asso.tnoni OF Sumner Goats.
lies and prices; cass;nc Ky leans aud Twcels Dress
aud Froek Coats very general Assortment do do; CHs
siuercs. CaSSiuei, Cord and Beavetseu Pants ln AZ
Round Jackets, G. sc. ..r -
Also 10 doz hue Linen and Muslin Shirts: Bosnu,s
'onarr, &c 20 dpz. common do. fancy stfiped Linen
ana Muslin do; Palmetto aud Leghorn Hats with lie
usual variety of Susrenders. lluse, SC. -, ~
invite my friends customers aud all in scarcl, of
good Goods 10 give CALI aSssring them car and
VIII sell hcm good article fair prices for cash or the
usual terms 10 prompt customers. Rccocct No 10 Wa
ter Street ALIEN NNDER MOI. Ees
april "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
Complainant,
Merchant ncsrd j., Morgan Nelson apd Ic.se nulart

Defendants
Tic Complainant having ed an amended bin aud the
Defendant icturd NOT having entered his appeaTanc aud
gwen security ascending To the act ~ Assembly and the
leutibi Court and appearing by isacorv proof
ue' De b. not inhBraHt Of the ComOnN cath ~ Wiz
guioi motion Of the Complainant by counsel, II - or.
iored tia the aid Defendant do aprear the fret
dty uf The nest sitcrm Of this Court aud answer the
m1uaHsbills, and that acOpy ct this order be fpr
WIN inherited u newspaper pnhiished the city OF
Wheeling for Two moniiB excessively and posted a, the
front door Of The CoHJt house Of OHIO county q copy
iesfo. ALEX. =. I.AIDLEY.
Coon aug % Sm CLERK.
\ fRGINIA.--iS CuASCTRy.--At Rules hold ~ The
Cler. 3 office OF the CircuH Supporter Court Of Law
aud Chsnccry for tlo county Of Ohio in the month q
august, 1916.
Iaasc ". Pnmphrey Executor Of Besn Pnmphrey "a.
ceased, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31

OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co.
AT snRIvEe srELLE's WAR nor *, w.rEs 81.
Xix LIST, Secretary.
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NEW FAMWY -NROCERY.

"Nt DOOR Norru or NR. ~. T.. si1R,'- pnV eorp.
stoHt. orpo-rrr r1,rHlo Riu Ioor.
MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
. SNEAT iNGEN,
- ESPECrit LILY in,rrls his fricsds aud the uuii-
of the ciiv sud ncishl"rlood thar Ne tSuoW rcrc,
ng and opsuiur for sale at the a. spacious roo g
entirely hcsll stock Uf very clotrc FAMILY GRuCF
w - iEpN VISIONS &C. coreistiug part OF the iui
low inc articles
Sut.ri.r cnpr.,, ae,q.,s i,.t..a
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WHEELING TIMES Il ADyERTrsHu
WHEELING TIMES X GAZETTE.
fUBLisiEDDAILYT Ri-wEEKI.y 4 WEEKLY nv
y. T.. WHARTON. tNm
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

r..,,,, $500
eom-siene sales theatrical circus OF similar sayer
Using. not Z. he puhiishcA by the Nesr ''
Advertisements srxcshie nv the iu-e,t., s,,,a l.,
ce.cr 10 accompanied Nv the written directions =. ,a
va numet OF insertions; " not. they will he puhlisbeJ
TN forbid, and payment exaetet. rN'
20 Advertisements inserted grsuiionsiy.
matfisses and deaths are published a. news Oht
".ries and funeral invitations adverti.ep,euts
The privilege OF advertisers ny the year i confined
OF their regular business. and mn,
saeessny sgnarcs- All other advertisement sent by
them VIII le charged al the usual rates. 4 - -
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.UCTON AND COMMISSION STORE.
M. 100 MAlt.t - SnlIAlLE.

Fast side. door Nurfh 90 Nortei Ai'sv
E7TslE 81 sC lifB rnsrec dtiv informs his ffrud-
~. and te public. tidt he la- iakCn thc Above store
whc-c lie Is PFC Sreto receive goods for SAFE com
mission or AZ auction end 60 al stus 81 i:dfc
Ncrclsidisc Rrai lisae sire arurgi a. terms
nrJ Goods Hardware, Hnuk ard Variety Sars oa
huredav AID Friday Cee'res. luuiinse safes e. thc
store oII w odrcsay aud Sauudsy pprninfs. Thankful
for l0s. iavors ho Wiz endeayor 80 mor continuance
OF iuilic po'rupsre. SP2l MM. HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-31
NEW AND Cheap GOODS
AT NO, 4Or
ADJOINING FORSYTH a BAKrR's.

WATER 81. WHEELING, VA
IHb ~ BSCkiBER fUtters himself ffo,n an ey,cvi
encc OF 10 years IN mercantile business in this civ tts,
ne oan ai'tieilate the wants of his numerous c.ier.
ana friends in the selection OF choise and
Goods, takes pleasure In announcing to them t,st he n
row RECEIVING and will continue To receive nonihly
throughout the season, the largest aud hest selected sol,
OF Goods ever offered the Clothing Trade In tls r,,
purchased from tho lest honscS in Philadelphia ami
il"'e sN" Seleced tom The choicest & approved
sA's ihc hsi dcsiIale tioods Of tire se0sot end VII
Ie s"id Tor very small advance viz French Ensl,sh
ad american broad Cloths from supcrtnc 10 medium.
Iwihed Belsian do do Invisible Green Blue and o,
ann Brown do do eNtsa heavy huc and Wool lin nr
he nhlet CSsshnere- very desirable; aso snvl. miicd
PLAIN and fancy French and English CassitucrcS vry SUI
pcrloI ard cheap also aud g. Gold and silver mixed
siid PLAIN Twecis, from tine To medium French men
Dfill all qualities; Summer Cloths. trab ,'Efe p.fsi,
Indiana ard Orleans do 500 Ps LINEN and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check Panialoons Ssud Nsstinrs plain
variety The Above goods win lie made To order Lv
any IN this the Eastern cities
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-24
Mr.. BEBB IN HURON COUNTY.

The Wing candidate for Governor was IN Hu.
ron county on the Sd inst. 1t was a very busy
time for the farmers Of that and every section OF
the State. They were right in the midst Of har.
vest, and could not attend without endangcrina
their crops. Notwilhstandingthsun unoward state
Of affairs for such amccting; a large assemblage
was had. The court house was filled to over.
flowing at the hour of meeting, many having a.
bandoned every thing in their anxiety to see ans
hear him. According to the Huron Reflector, he
well repaid them for their attendance in a speech
occupying about two hours, in which he rapidly
reviewed the questions that agitate the people o.
Ohio. The meeting was opened bv the Hon. J.
r. Osborn. Alter Mr.. Bebb came Mr.. Van
Wagner, of Poughkecpse, New York, (known
the "Poughkeepsie Blacksmirh.'0 lie had NO
intention of making a speech but was induced tc
strike few hearty blows of his slcdge for a gooC
cause. In the evening. in compliance with the
desire Of the ladies', Mr.. Bebb made a second ad.
dress to a large auditory.
On the memorable 4lh, having declined par.
ty speech on that day, he remained at Milan
The citizens, without distinction of parry. EN-.
bracing also the Sabbath Schools and the TEN.
pcrance Societies of the vicinity. had celebra.
tion in beautiful grove. After Mr.. Squire. the
orator of the day had concluded. at the earnes,
solicitation of the multitude. Mr.. Bebb consented
to deliver an address. lie spoke about one hour.
pursuing very happy train of thought. appro-
pirate 10 the occasion, without touchingparty mat
terS for moment. His address made him many
warm friends and satisfied all that in him they be-
held much, very much more than the mere par
tizan. The determination of Mr.. B. not TO give
that day to partizan purposes bespoke the feelings
of the man. His testimony in behalf of the re-
ligion of the Bible and the cause of Temperance
was as beautiful as il was effectiye.-O. S. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-24

ATTEMPT TO KILL t. F. MARsHALL.-The
Louisville Courier says:-Capt. Thomas F.
Marshall made very narrow escape with his
life on Monday evening last. Several volun-
taers with whom he had difficulty, drew their
pistols and pointed them full at his breast; three
pulled triggers, and strange as fortunate the caps
on all exploded without discharging the deadly
contents. with which their pistols were charged.
1t is probable the heavy rain of that evening, to
which the volunteers were exposed, dampened
the powder and thus prevented an explosion
To this fact was he indebted for his life. The
offending volunteers were promptly placed under
arrest"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-24
THE TARIFF.

There is way Of eXcusing hostility to a mea-
sure by protesting regard for indefinite and unde-
fined portions; and this seems 10 be the plan of
the Polk party of the present time. They pro-
tess friendship for protection, but practice hosti-
ty to laws that insure protection and they defend
the action of those who repeal these laws.
"We deny" says the Pennsylvania, sthat the
Tariff of l842 was an issue in the last Presiden-
ta campaign True-t could scarcely be said
10 be an issue; that is, measure for which one
party declared itself, and against which the other
party avowed itself, in Pennsylvania. The truth
is, the issue was as TO which party could prove
itself the most friendly to that very tariff. And
if nOlC either party shows itself hostile to the
Tariff of l842, ii tviolates the pledge it gave in
1874, and justitics the charges of hypocrisy and
double-dcaling, which the antagonist party made
against it. That was the issue-that was the os-
tensible position. Henry Clay declared in a let
ter, published in all the Wing papers, that he was
satisfied with the tariff of 1912, and would not
change ii if he could. Against this was raised
the cry by Mr.. Buchanan that Mr.. Polk was as
good tariff man as Mr.. Clay; that is, of course,
he (Nlr Polk, vz:) ''was satisfied with the Tariff
of 1842 and would not change it if he could
Here was something like an issue Joined. Mr..
Clay was not declared President-Mr. Polk was:
and he and his party show their love for the tar
Iitf of 1912, by voting for its destruction. That
the people of all the State intended to support the
Tariff Of 1842 is evident from the fact, that no
where in the State was there any considerable
disposition manifested to excuse, any attempt to
change it, or to argue in favor of Mr.. Polk as
hostile toi; and in certain parts of the State, we
know "The Democratic Tariff of 1842," was a
part of the motto on the Polk and Dallas banner,
with the occasional addition, ''we dare the Wings
to repeal it," And the Wing who ventured pub
lcly to assert that Mr.. Folks election would re-
suit in an attempt 10 disturb the Tariff Law of
1842, was in danger of maltreatment from the
Polk men, and was sure to be met with demon
strations of disapprobarion.
But if only in the northern section of Penn
sylvana, the Tariff of 1842 found friends in the
late canvass, how happens it that in question to
change that Tariff, every member of Congress
from Pennsylvania, voted against that change, ex-
cepting one, and that one Mr.. Wilmot, was from
the northern section of the State!
"But," says the Pennsylvania, 'by all means
let us have a permanent law!" So say ALL
And in 1842, law was made that jeopards no
interest, that promptly restored healthy action
to the business of the community, that reduces
the enormous price of exchange, kept home the
silver and gold of the country, and infused life
and activity into every part capable of receiving
and proftng by such an infusion, and brought
unexampIed prosperity upon the country. The
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-24
Song, from "YanOydcm."
BY r. c. SANDS,

by H C SANDS
They say, that afar in the land of the west,
Where the bright golden sun links in glory to rest,
Mid fens where the hunter neer ventured to tread
A fair lake, unrufled and sparkling is spread;
Where, lost in his course, the rapt Indian discovers
In distance seen dimly, the green isle of lovers.
There verdure fades never; immortal in bloom,
Soft waves the magnolia its groves of perfume;
And low bends the branch with rich rutage depressed
All glowing like gems in the crowns of the east;
There the bright eye of nature in mild glory hovers
IT'S the land Of the sunbeam, the green isle of lovers
Sweet strains wildly float on the breezes that kiss,
The calm-glowing lake round that region of bliss:
Where, twinng their garands famaranth, fair chors
Glad measures still weave to the sound that inspires
The dance and the revel, mid forests that cover,
On high with their shade the green isle of the lover
But fierce as snake, with eycballs of fire,
When his scales are all brilliant and glowing with ire
Are the warriors to ALL save the maids of their isle,
Whose law is their will and whose life is their smile
From beauty their vaor and strength are not rovers
And peace reigns supreme in the green isle of lovers
And he who has souggt to set foot on its shore,
in mazcs perpleXed, has beheld it no more;
1t fleets on the vision, deluding the view;
Its banks still retire as the hunters pursue
o, who, in this vain world of wo, shall discover
The home undisturbed; the green isle of the lover.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-24
From Lhe Ohm SLnLe .LnnrnnL.
THE OHIO VOLUNTEERS.

The following is an extract from letter recei-
we'd by the editor of the Journal from the COM
manding officer of the Sd regiment of Ohio vol
unteers, dated Smithand, kentucky, July 8, writ
ten on board the steamer Tuscaloosa, previously:
"Since writing the above we have passed en-
campments of kentucky and Indiana volunteers.
On approaching the first, drew up my men in
lines, in full uniform, on the upper deck. At
each end the star spangled banner foated in a
firm breeze, and my men, as thought, presented
fine appearance. As we approached the Ken
lucky encampment got location on top of the
wheel-house where | could oversee the whole
country. Before me was the encampment of the
regiment of dragons under command Of Colo
mel Marshall. 1t looked at first like a great en-
campment of Kentucky horses, for they present.
ed the most distinct object, and beyond was the
broken groups of tents.
. As we approached, our drum and fife reused
the concealed tenants, and they soon gathered in
masses along the bank of the canal. The Off
GERS and men were generally dressed with white
wool or fur cooked hats, whose broad brims were
fastened up, and had a tassel decidedly singular
and to us comical in appearance. They were
all busy striking their tents and preparing for en-
barking. They had little regard to uniform, but
were mounted with alltheir kit andtackle. They