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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

For Wood or Codl- Summer or Winter.
eEsIE subscribers have secured the exclusive ri III fol
e. the city of Wheeling and county of OHIO, and are
manufacturing the aiuve useful rnauental and sp!en,
did stoves of three Hereut sizes which for ueateas and
variety cooking and economy of fuel not consuming
mere than cents worth OF coal per day aud cook fer
Upwards Of 20 of family tme) excel every thns
pitle kind in use. We appeal 10 our citizens aud the
heehhoriue counties 20 paroniAe the manufactures OF
their rather than encourage those Of Cincinnati and
n.hcr r'accs especially when they can lie better accom-
nludaied th that useu article at furniture, good
economical and very cheap Ce0Ninp slave Satisfactory
references sven to persons who tsvr item in use.
We have also grea variety ct ook ag Stoves adap-
ted for Wood and coal, senerg tneu of castings
sc. Ihss Sh LINLi - MATTHEWS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

le tch WISH diseased stomach restored aud inn
% pure blood cIeens-d, twtch she foundation Of dis
case Alut eulauls n- der constitution 90 a get
~. i-' Eut F. ~ AXIS tAEILLA and WILD CHERRY
FILLS Nn as te oIly safe family medicine 10 Re Oh
lslheu 84a al Nm j. ROBES,
"c4 10 corner Union and Nam ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
C0ldridgc's Balm of Columbia Fo

the hairits positive qualities are as follows-ls,
fof ihiants keeping the head free from scurf and
causing luxurious growth Of the hair
I'd. For ladies, aner child r RESTORING the sk in II,
~ usual sirestn and hrness, and preventing e fat
ling Out OF tie hair.
ID or ANY person recovering from any debility the
sane elect is produced.
IN. II used ~ infancy III growth is started il
may be preserved, by attention. latest period of
tr.
5th II frees the heat from dandruf. strengthens the
ROOFS. iupafis health ana circulation aud
prevents Tie nan nom changing color &c Ting grew
Oh II causes the halr 10 curl beautifully, wines done
up ~ 4 over night NJ No ladies toilet should
he made withuut 1t.
EXpectorant syrup naye y ns. Tou saa
sands have nei premature death tof the want OF al.
teHIoh 70 a conaom COLD. Have Won a cough Rev
d. barthoomew's EXrecloTant IS rup safe medical
fesoIpIon' containing 10 poisonous drugs and used
IA a extensive acice Tor years MiIi most DO
sutey gave reile aud you ffoIn luosl awful
disease Pulmonary Consumption Whicli casually sweeps
ihIo Tue sfaNe, hundreds 81 the Young the Old
y aud the ga.
Tue only AenGine for sale ~ Wheeling by A. O. Fair
ehd, ~ Sieuhenvtlle by a. Conn Plttsbur1h hy VIM
jackson, IA " ashlngian by Svveenl son, in 81.
Cia.sNlllc 10y Johu>nH also every town ~ fenusy
wanna, ONO, Maryland and Virginia. dee 10
= CssesSio,y Lluoree, Refined do, for sale by
~ aug ia LAS BA Il LII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

aLf
MEMS BOOTS
800 Pairs Mems Fine calf boots
900 d. Gents Fine morocco do
quo do Mems stout calf well Boots
MEMS MONROEs
iogo S i nie i'ne rali and morocco Nunroes
soW DO Mems stout calf welt Braoans
1oo 90 Mrh's prime thick hrogans
,o BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
1 100 do Boys prime Nip do
100 do Youths do do do
% do do fine calf do
soo BOYS AND NOI'TIls' BRoGANs.
ePo pairs BOYS Kip Brocaus
2Vc do do calf do
$50 do do MOROCCO Brocans.
eu0 do do Thick do
Mo do Youths calf aud morocco do
avg do do h Up Bfocans
d laD ~ ss siJprEGs HALF CATERS &c.
sO0 do Ladies Finr Kid slippers
200 DO do Fine X id Walking Shoes
500 do do Pump Sol. Caters
i5o do do Thick do do
loU do do Cater Boots,
~ WoMEN'S LACE BOOTS
QUO PAIRS Woniens X i'd and n orocco Lace Bcots
4oo q" do calf Lace Boots
.on MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &c.
,o n palrs Misses Kie and sea- slippers
i5o do do Half Caters.
CHILDREN's SHOES
2uCO pairs children's morocco and leather Bootees
500 90 do Fancy CATERS
s oo DO DO Fancy coored Kid Bootees
wv 40 90 TACK and colored Kid ankle Ties
,-o0 90 10 Morocco Lace Boots,
''oo 10 do Leather pt eyed Bootees
sHoE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK
constantly On hand large and well selected assert
men, OF shoe Sleek and Findings viz: Spanish Sole
lea'nef' french and American calf skins Morocco
NJ NJ lining ana Binding skns. ALSO-Las,s, Boot
trees shoe Threads, Nai's Pegs, Patent and common
aw; hais' Avn tlades, Pncers, Knives an assortment
OF French Shoe Kit sc sc
thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 us, we still solicit continuance of The same
,,, MeCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar ls, 1873.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

Egrafn@nt. Perks CO., Mass Nov 30, 1877.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
OF su.eriuC aud reci. OF which. physician and wit
uess ia the case, eheertuy endorse DIX CHAPMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
Nov l66r

AT The JANIUN II.N
Marbet Square. Wheeling Va,
yyTRERE vow may lind pure teas inipet'eG ny a
W. Canton Tea company OF New ie''' - '"''
and l63 Is greenwich IS. -,.xo
Retail prices as foows-suljcct IN al eases 10 We ~
turned If NOT approyed Of IN either weight or quaty
GPEENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
4 "a ..

Crown, II inches high, 9.l6 yeoman, bell at sides
front and rear $40 curve.
Tip-9 l6 oval fiat
BrInl inches wide front and rear, IS at sides
sct-Sma' edge curl, with slight roi! al sides, aperg
10 avery hne curl round 'front.' and rear concaye or
s'oped at sides, 81 of an inch curved.
Band-6 of an inch wide, with Loop and slide.
Binding D IL of an inch wide
Time far f,sbions First Saturday in March.
Last Saturday in August.
EIAIS of the above style hand and for sale az my
- n Fashionable Hat and Cap Store No. 1863 Main 81
where am nanufaetur ne No extra mo!cska silk and
Beaver, and every variety OF hats of superior quality
MY facilities for manufacturing enable firnisha
much inner, tighter and more durable hat al lower prices
Than any other eStt bshmem in the city. All those
wishing to purchase the haudsomes and est hat for the
price in the city VIII please call AID them
selves. marc W. w. JIMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
40 Is l-eIG1I.
pR. SWFETSFR,S paNACEA

~ Ills MEllClNE is warranted on Osih. not con.
. tain particle Of taumei Corrosive SuLnafe, Arse.
pit. Chloride or Cold or ds'etcr ious minerals.
The principle up-H which tins medicine acts IL ~
asisiipr and harmon Lng with nature drive. out ell
foul sctlnuous tuuors frnm tie blood and hndv AND
nv assitaing with and Strengthening the gastric Juice
~ lps stomach. urssisz dircsinu n short there -
uoj vein artery muscle herve ia tile humane iudv
that b strengthened hy tho rsS,,EA and Il also
possctr thc renar allie pro erty OF removing mercury
from ine homes and Joints.
FOR ERrfFloNS oF THE SKIN -Scurvy. Scor-
lmtc Affections. Tun0rs. ScroiUIS. Kings Evti,
WHhe swelling Erysipelas, Ulcers. Canccrs. Running
Ssr,- scale and Ecs time md determined retsevor.
anee ia Ia SWEEr.Eu's PAEkrEA, vii! eject cure.
TOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea. Nonitncs, Nervous alec
ION. ptuious complaints. Headache raeness. re.
male ftireuartrs. r. Sweetsers FaHacea viii soon
elect .ure tst fotstiusfe. or attended whrririue,
?, o raius the dose -ould e ucrO lscd and The cure
v.u -ufu he effected. Let uoi the PATIENTS irghicn
Themselves with the Idea tbs; they are oe weak 10 take
much medicine. hut lear ia mind thai their mildly ope
rsttnr medic ne pls not ucss lria te frame. mt
most certainly draws wpaluts out. leaves strength m
piae aud hy giving composed sleep Il night and an
appetite io rel sh food teammates tie ho'e ame with
vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving tue
sight. 49, - - u.
| DYsPEPsIN OF FIVE YEARS nIiRATlON,
accompanied trith NJ, UOHS Debility, cured
lbu tie use Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
UH89Sune

GOOD Cooking StGve!--ih-re is nothing mere
desirable IN the way OF house furniture than good
foklhe sioVethcrc are great many excellent stoves
"i variety of Patterns now in use, hut have seen
none hai appear 10 have many advantages as the air
tsih Combination Stove. We advise housekee pers 10
call and this StoVeat JDIINSON's
Tin, sheet lrsh and Stove ware house, No 49, Mar.
No sqUaie' sep23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

certfy that for the last i've years have been az
dfrted with pt srcrsia and alter Rrash. accompanied
with general weakness offhe whole system. pSrtcu-
lary distressing Pains tho hsck. At tunes dees
tieu v as kad that could scarcely Keep anything on
r,g stomach. aud coffee | could NOT touch Las lcen
attended by several doctors and had great any
srcscriptlons without receiving any .encht. \ few
weeks aro commenced takIuc Dr. Sweeier Fauaccs,
and hpfure had finished the nrst hottie, felt certain it
would cure ne. no medicine had taken he'd such an
elect have taken three totties, and feel
rerfecfty well am. however, akii another hottie to
strengthen my nervous stem. make this statement
publicly Jet afflicted know where obtain relief.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
HEADACHE,

This disease is warning from nature, that the blood
is very foul STATE, and that the humors charget
with aecrinonv. Headache gives notice of the lmn
nen danger awaits The body; WHY disregard This warn
ing of nature? Do YOU suppose YOU cure il with
cologne water. bay rum, or smelling salts! Most Ger
talHly not; only symptom. an indication thai the
being acted on by the fOuiness and acerimo
ny ofthe humors. The disease iise!f is your blood
aud life by not feea7nh DC m9 net isS yogr seali
nut use Dr. SweeIsers Pauaeea freely, il viii purify
your blood and improve the health and circulation gen.
orally Persons are always stronger after taking than
before, as II merely removes the doss from the body and
leave The pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
~
BILES, SORES AND ULCERS.

Which you On the exterior come from and have
their the Interior, and might just well have
settled on the lungs, liver or any other part which we
know they frequently do, and produce most violent in
iammatory disorders. The humor which OCCASION
these is of highly acrimonious burning nature
We know 1t from the pain il gives in forming and al
forwards from its rapidly ulceraing corrodng the
flesh and skin ofthe part where il breaks out This
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the bloot
with DIR. Sweesers anacea. aud keeping such malig
nant huniors in subsection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

MIR. CoNFogr IS White street, was SO low in the
menth Of December last That h- given up by his
HIS friends entertained hope OF his
verv He persuaded 10 the DiosaoHiau and to
his surprise las restored him 10 lealih that he
now able to walk about the streets
Ms ArrREE. the wifeut WIN. n Auree, James liar
man. Esq. e. W HAYES, Esq. all hear testimony
from their experience OF tie healing properties O
this great remedy IN Consumption oi the lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
Price TO per hettle Sold by the following Agents
\ . FAlECHILU, Wheeling
WAUDI.E x VANCE Triadelpha
GEO WILSON. West Alexander

Price 5 TO per hottie. Sold by the following Agents
WapDiES VANCE Tr I.fipG
GEO. WILSON, West Alexander.
SHERlIdN.S COUGH LOZENGE Els.
These Iozenges the safest, most and eGectual
remedy TOT Coughs Colds. Whoopmg Cough, Tightness
of the Lungs Chest. etc The proprietor has
known instance where they did not give perfect
tsiaction Price % cents par box, with directions.
.SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.
These Worm Lozenges have been proved in than
$50 900 cases niallahIe the only certain Worm
destroying medicine discovered, Price p cents
box with directions
SHERMA ) CAnPHOR LOZENGES
They give immedia ate relief in nervous sick head
ache palptaon OF the heart lowness of spirits, des
dency oppression sense of sinking of The chest dr"w
simess il ,sterca affections and all nervous diseases.
SllERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.
A premium Dentfrice. The best article known for
cleansing and whitening the teeth, streE thening the
gums and sweeIening the BREATH II should be used
every night stiff brush, and tie teeth and mouth
w only require slight washing III the morning Price
- cents per rot.
SHERMAN'SP POOR MANS PLASTER.
She hest Strengthening plaster in the world, and
vereign remedy for pains or weakness IN the Back,
Loins, Sides, Breast, Limits Joints, rheumatism, Lum
hago, etc one million year will not supply the de
meme Price I2t cents
The IoZenges. Tooth Paste and Plaster sold by Dr.
Sherman's Agents ioI his O0saonSu or Aii-leang Bal
sam Above. lc 22V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
JAS LAVENDER. 50 Lewis street. o. 7.

'
sCRoTFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS.
scrofua il said TO lie hereditary, the infant receiving
fro parents the seeds Of ts disease, which increases
"a h wears NEGLECTED and not submitted frequent
purlfcatou with Or. Sweetser's Panacea The glands
are placed in the OF the body, and Of the
way of direct communication, their real use is subject
which much difference of opnan prevails; Il suices
us know thai when in diseased state, they
pale OF being purified and cednsed 10y long of
| LIZ sNcnn nanacna
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

Spinal affections, enlargement ofthe bones and joints
while sweilings, hip joint complaint rcP,ures falling OF
the bowels and womb disease VIII ind speedy cure
DR. Swccscrs Panacea. Wnere the disease has leen OF
long standing, TIE time required to make win bs
lonher, but the patient may rest assured that deter
mined perseverance will effect II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
lJR. J. a. CLEVELAND,

"a Cory 2b9 King street, Charleston 5. {.
The above Medicine can he had James Baker Whee
Ing Va, \. n. w iilaiHS, Farkershurg, Va j. & &
keaklrl Cincinnati, OHIO, Il Fahnestock PITTSBURGH
and OF Druggists generally.
a lien & WARD,
Nov II PrOprietOrs PhHa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
SPLITTING BLOOD.

Mrs THo- BOURNE, 80 Monroe street. who had been
troubled for reai length of time iy a cough
and raised quantities Of blood. relieved by bottle
the Oiosoanian aud declares 1t the greatest remedy
the world.
UFSsts KELLY, e6 Water street, relieved from the
same complaint. although he very much reduced
when lie commenced taking It, having been under the
at physician during the past winter. Although
he coughed constantly very much troubled with
night Two bottles of the remedy enabled him ia
return 10 ms daily work.
Dawn HENDERSON, 90 Light street, George w Bur
nett formerly OF Newark, N j., Henry Lisbon, 1919 Ri
WINSTON street, and numerous other persons have been
speedily and permanently cured of the same complaint
l - . -r.--1 ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

From tie wearing 800 tAu cstu4ug, on thin s}5..
wei cold IS saliti ifulI tight lacluI. ln1roIg,
sedeutafy habits, great mental excitement long tult
aIiaeiy. dee Ifuuhie OF mind, ald usauUo. ut-
and most uf Other causes, spring those 4 BBDt
c0i4ta4ll-. VITA lse long, numerous, aud uelaura,i,
of ls.asrs grow nag uut uf ltenI, INCH these p
eHtieuy Designed 10 cure. Iheoistrucon or sun,
preston tut uatJi ~ .eCreons and eAcTetlos pert
l-r Do women. Of Vefs ite Ign occurrence is ,,c
syrcaa auu extensive and one winch ID neglected lr,-
daccs tle nius I1tai consequences large pfopofil
diseases o iIlr stomach, LIVER Lungs, Bran and
ksysss stsll. IA females isiAals IH tAis primary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
ASInNlSiliNG CItpES

WV H0Nn NE ceIoTUaTed UU-IOn tTaCFeT haker, "
Nassau stree BROOKLYN states that ms wife heen az
hiced with Astnma tor 20 ears ann could moi tnd PEI
maneut relief from The est atd fsa advice which New
YORK AVID Broo1iyn could produce. Induced 10 ny
this great remedy. sjn is now nearly wei. His dauch
ter who erug aJn the same disease. trrd u
aud YVES also cured b, % MIS-. Bond Is now wei
that size Is allie from her led early IN The mos
ming and attCudto her u-ua tHcst hraugh the day wit
out annoy aucp from her disiFrss nalady.
UENeY JAcKsoS. 18th street, neat the Catholic Gene
try came he the purpose of obtaining ot
tie Of the pIusa0ulan having tec1 afflicted iih Asih
ma fot more than 20 years. aud exhausted b
arrival that rOui1 speak. lie purchased bottle
and rode bone. -Four uays afterwards he walked frou
ms res deucc the office without fatigue dlstsrcc0,
ovar two MIS- tot ell of the wonderful relief winch HI
md cod f-nM ahnMi hat Of LnIle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
rnnn Il nNW ELL.

~ FAIR Meus kin 'oots, Just received a. NE shoe
1DSF store, Markct squa g. Ipi'p q ~" E'''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09
GRAVEI, AM URINARY COMrLAINTs.

The complaints generally attended with the most
fat al consequences and seldom cured by the
present mode of treatment, they usually accompany the
patient To the grave after suffering tse most eNcrucia
ting pain and torture. BY purifying the bleod with
Dr. Swectscr's Panacea, you remeve the cause, after
sufficient perseverance in its has deprived he blood
and body of all acrimonious humOrs and ncrusta!lons
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS-CONSUMPTION
This is very prevalent and fatal disease, It results
mostly from neglected coughs colds and bronchitis, as0
frem improper treatment in many other such
meases fevers inflammatons aud small peX and a host
of other badly treated diseases: where the cause. in
stead of having heen thoroughly removed from the
blood and body have only been palliated removed
from part to break out in another BY eveslIng
your bodies OF all foul humors through the medium OF
Dr. Sweetsers ranacea, the al rendered
/ tain and permanent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-09

sOD TOuD & HOWELL'S.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

In the u. S. Senate on Tuesday last, the Ten
Regiments bill being under consideration, Mr..
CLAYTON Of Delaware said:
Before give my vote on this bill, sir, de-
sire to know from the honorable Chairman of
the Committee on Military Affairs, whether
either of the Commanders-in-chief Of the
American army, Gen. Scott or Gen. Taylor, has
requested such an addition as he proposes 10
make to the American army; whether either OF
them has desired the Department to recommend
10 Congress the raising Of thirty regiments, these
ten regiments Of regulars, and the twenty regi-
ments Of volunteers.
Mr.. CAss replied:
Tocome now, sir, to the question asked by the
honorable Senator from Delaware, have to say
that the Government has received from Gen.
Scott an estimate Of the force he deems neces-
sary to carry into effect the plan Of operations
which is recommended by the Secretary OF
War. Twill read so much Of his PROJECT as re-
lates to this subject:
uAurment this army to $4,000 men to ena-
BILE them to occupy at the same time nearly all
the State capitals and other principal cities; 10
drive guerrilla and other robbing parties fromtne
great highways Of trade; to seize into our hands
all the ordinary revenues Of the country intern
al as well as external, for the support OF the oe-
eupation, and to keep the Central Government
In constant motion and alarm and constrained
to sue for peace"
After some conversation, in which several
Senators took part, Mr.. CLAYTON said;
have not yet obtained from the honoraels
Chairman Of the Committee on Military Affair.
the precise information which sought l do
not desire to excite discussion on the question
as to the amount Of military force at present In
Mexico, but put the question, whether oul
military commanders In Mexico had recommen'
| ded this measure which we are called upon &C
vote. In reply to the inquiry, a. | understand
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

INTEMPrp s~~- ESULAND--It has been cal
eulated, and the fact is stated in a lecture de-
livered at Manchester, (Engiand,) by Mr..
Wright Of the Cambridge University, that the
religious community Of that country spend an
nnally Eli 100000, or about forty -six millions
Of doilars, in intoxicating drinks; while, for all
benevolent objects, and religious institutions,
their contributions amount TO only about $780,
OOO- The use, in moderation, Of wines, ale,
porter, and other intoxicating drinks pervades
all classes Of the community to such an extent
that gentleman who was a delegate from this
country to the meeting which formed the Evan
gelical alliance, informs Us that there was
visible and remarkable difference in the conduct
and conversation Of England's most eminent
divines, before and after dinner. AT the table
provided for the members Of the alliance were
to be found all kinds Of vinOus and malt liquors
and occasionally spirits The delegates from
the United States attracted no little attention,
and were the subject Of frequent remarks, ta1n-
ting and sarcastic, by their steadfast refusal to
violate their pledge Of total abstinence.
AFncAN MErHODisrs IN THE UNITED STATES
This religious denomination now numbers near
ly 10000 commandments. They have recently
undertaken 10 establish 4 literary institution,
and for that purpose have purchased piece Of
ground about twelve miles from Columbus, in
Franklin county, Ohio
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29
Correspondence Of The Baltimore sum
WAsHSGroN, Jan. IL
hectiag efthe CeItnixa tien society.


AT hve O'Clock this evening the avenue was
crowded with pedestrians, male and female, all
1iohgng to tie Capitol to attend the meeting
', tae Colonization Society, to be- held in the hall
~ ~ me House, and over which the Hon. Henry
gay was announced 10 preside.
AtsK O'Clock the grounds around the Capitol
.e'e literally filled, and when The doors were
PeDeo' at hsli-Past six o'clock, the rush was
ienoous TO obtain an entrance into the gal
,Lc s such crowd has not been witnessed at
,Se oAPitol Tor many years, and not one half
~. u we're present could force themselves into
nan, which was soon crowded 10 overflow
~ se'y part. Several ladies were so overcome
.sII we pressure Of the crowd that they tainted,
nOusly injured.
quarter Of seven o'clock, M. Clay en-
;.e and took his seat, amid tremendous cheer
- iot harry Of the West, who may truly be
= s0 70 be the general favorite Of the people OF
he District Of Columbia.
az seven o'clock, the meeting was called 10
oIoef BY the distinguished President, Mr.. Clay,
my .n an eloquent prayer was offered 10 the
ir 1r OF Grace, by the Rev. Mr.. McLane.
Ihe secretary then commenced 10 read the
aAausi Report Of the Association. enumerating
1e many benefits resulting from il, and the IA.
n"oi providence with which they had beea
e'seo' Alluson was also made 10 many Of It's
ngaished members, some Of whom were
sOns' though some among those most distin-
..neo were now present. Here the Secrs-
vas interrupted by renewed cheeung.l
me address Of Hon. Henry Clay.
M. Dayton addressed the meeting at consid.
eoe length, and concluded ty Introducing
Af' Clay TO the meeting.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

Enthusiasm is always connected with the
senses, whatever be the object that sxciiss
it, The true strength Of virtue is serenity
Of mind, combined with a deliberate and
steadfast determination TO execute her laws.
That is the healthful condition Of the NOR
al life; on the other hand, enthusiasm, even
when excited BY representations OF good
aess, IS a brilliant but leverish glow which
leaves only exhaustion and langlor behind.
Kant.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-29

OF all thieves fools are the worst, Tor
they rob you Of time and temPer.-Gosths.