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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
Notice TO the ladies.

Those that initiate Dir Townsends slrsaparilla, IN
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fem0l.
&c, a.. and have copied bills aAd circulars whi,
relates 10 the complaints of women, word for wordot
men who put up medicine, have, since the great
OF DR., Townsends Sarsaparila in complaints incident
females recommended theirs although previously they
not A number of these mixtures, Pills &e, iu
rlous u females they aggrayate disease and und
name the constitution. DR.. Iownsends is the only
best remedy for tho numerous female complaints
rarely, If ever fails of etfeeting permanent
can be taken by the delicate females in any c.
or by those expecting to become mothers with /
greatest advantages, as II prepares the system
prevents pam or danger, and strengthens both moth
and cAlId. lie careful 10 get the genulne.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
ALBANY. April |. ls4.
CAUTION.

Owing TO the great success and immense sale of !
Townssnds SarsHparIlls, number of men who
formerly our Agents commenced uaAIns Sarsapsn
Extracts Eiixirs, Bitters EXTRACTS of yellow Dock
They generally put IA up IN the sgFe shaped boid
aud OF them have stolen sud copied advert
nenls, they only worthless limitations, anu sho
he avoided
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
Opinion. OF Physicians.

DIR. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders FRI
Physicians In different parts of the Union.
This Is to certify that the undersigned, Phyicis
of the City of Albany have in numeo present
DIR, Tosnsends SarsaparrIla- and believe IT 10 be
of the most valuable preparations IN Tho market.
II. T. PULLING. NJ. ID.
J. WILSON NJ u.
X. l.. BRIGGS. NJ. u.
L. t. ELMENDORF, NJ ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
ROBERTSON 4 GREGORY

ROBERTSON Il GREGORY
pRACTICAL Boot and Shoe makers, No ia Main ST. |
. formerly occupedhy VIM Hopkins a Barber shop,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Wheeling and
VICINITY that they are now making in Eastern Vir
gina style of the hest work that Wheeling ever
saw, both sewed and pegged, and invite all
call ana examine before purchasing elsewhere, they
are confdent that they render perfect satisfaction
all who may favor them with their patronage as their
materials of the best kind, consisting part of
French and Philadelphia calf skins, and
practical workmen, they have hesitation saying
that their interest is the interest Of the community
April 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
leT De DIUaI
mr. SWEETSER,S PtN,CF,

IN. - w I'll 1 SER y GANAOEA
rYHIs MEDICINE is warranted. On oath not 10 con.
y tain particle OF tadmci. Corrosive Suhtmsfe. Arse
mic. Chloride OF Gold. or any deieterious minerals
The priucisle upon which this mrdicine acts is Nv
ASSISTING and harmortzur with nature drives out ali
foul acrimonious humors the blood an. hody and
y Stimulating with aud strengthening the gastric sce
OF the stomach INSISTS digestion; in Short there
artery. muscle heryo in the humane body
that not strengthened by tho PANacrs and il also
possesses the remarkable property of removing mercury
from the homes and joints
FOR ERR P1lDNS OF THE SKIN -Scurvy Srnr.
Iufic Affect ons. Tumors. Scroflula. or Kings Evil
White swelling. Erysipeas, Ulcers, Cancers Running
Sores seals and Bics time md determined persever
sncc in Ia. SwEsTsER's PANAexA. will eject q cure
For INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea, Numtings Nervous afee-
tions. Billions complaints. Headache. Paleness or Fe.
male irregularities. r. Sweeisers Panac-a will soon
eject cure; hat folsinaie, attended with gripping
1yng pains the dose should he increased and the cure
viii Ne effected. Let not the patients frighien
themselves with the idea that they weak to take
much incidence but bear in mind that thrr mildly one.
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame lut
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength in
place and by giving composed sleep night and an
appetite 10 rel sh food reanmate the whole frame with
vigorous action clearing the mind ard improv ng the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied ieith M UouS Debility, cured
by the use Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

,7zau,,s.yss@, BOOT AND SHOE
flss,a1nsSM& MANUFACTORY.
EE4zNsAyMIAynn JOHN BRUCE, Fashiona.
- ble Boot and Shoe Maker, a few
doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING Va.
HE wishes To inform his friends and the public gener-
ally thai he has now on hand the hest aud fashion.
able assortment of FINE BOOTS in the city, and made
by the best workmen in the western country. He also
Keeps on hand good assortment Of fine pegged Boots
whch he sells very low These with everything in his
line, aud with close and constant attention TO business
@nd by providing neat and cheap article he hopes
meet the patronage OF discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has just received fresh lot of French Calf SIX ms
which lie IS prepared 10 manufacture into Boots and
shoes Tor his friends on very short notice. in his pecu
man neat ana iashohabie style. Aprl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

If properly examined viii I've found 10 be only an az
gravated stale at Lehargy, Lehary
slate of nrowsineIs. The vessels and veins being clo
sed up with corrupt stagnan umos. diminish the cir
cuatiLu and prevent the bloc from supply and
ishng the brain, by purifying the blood with Dir Sweet
ser S panacea, all appopletic symptoms carried OIL
Those who have a tendency TO appiop!eNy, never
keep their blood in good condition Frequent pu
rifyng it'll this Vegetable Panacea viii always insure
against attack OF this maiady, which often
proves fatal. There II moi man. woman or child, who
this time Dir. Sweetsers Panacea with he
neft TO thenselyesit always aves the body in a
stronger coudt after its than heioc and pro-
notes healthy growth of children by kee, ing their
body and fluids IN a cleanly and healthy state
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

Pegs as Is4 1 PEGS sizes Just
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

Cash for Rags ia ,S.h % 'Ss s. osi
wsrehsuge Oh Ws.ss slIeel. ..-,..-,,
Ape ES~- = G Dan La
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

DR.. Towusends Snrsaparia nyigorates the whole
TEN permanently. To those who have lost their muscu-
lar energy by effects Of medicine or ndiscrron com
mitied ia YOUTH the excessive indulgence Of pas
sions. and ought by hysical prosraon ofthe ner
vogs system lsssitude want Of ambition fsiHting
tons premature decay and decline Fastening ards
that fatal disease Consumption be entirely by
this pleasant remedy This Sarsapsrlia is far superior
to any
Iuvigorntiug Cordial.
As IT rcncws and tnyigotate fhe gives activity
TO tue limbs, anl strength tie muscular system in
most extraordinary decree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

THE WINDPIPE.

These diseases proceed from the serosity correc
humors OF Tie iood, having settled itself The throa
lungs. and stopped them up, that they canI-,
fanacea viii give immediate relief and to make the
perfect and certain II should lie continued some tint
after, l. free the sy stem OF all bad humors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
ScrOfuiu Cured.
Three Children.

This certificate con;usvey proves tuat this SarsapaI
la hs perfect control the most obstinate diseases
the Blood Three persons cured IN house s uHpret
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
J. A. CLEVELAND.
celebrated Physician aud Druggist OF Charleston, C.
given ms own words al 'eugth.


"A CoPYl 200 King street, Charleston 5. c.
Tine above Medicine can re- bad James Baaer, Vince
ling Va. A. n Williams. Farkershurg, Va, J, & T.
keAkirt Cincinnati. OHIO. \ Fahnestock, Pittsburgh
and OF Drug lsts generally.
= LEN & WARD,
Nov II Pr0prieiOrS Phua.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

Root ,.ok binr 80 hollis of Boot Wehhins--a
1870 "SihS' prime article, just received by
MID M'CLALLES, KNOX & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21
Il E A S!

cute all or ders in their zine, such a
Baroucbes and Buggies OF all kinds,
up in good style and a. low as any
An kinds Of repairing done at IA,
on the most reasonable teims.
Gee IL BARN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-21

DE- Townsend-Der SIR: | have the pleasure TO
form you that three OF children have been cured Of
Sc otuit 10y the Of your excellent medicine. II
were afflicted very severely with bad have tai
four bottles ii took them away for which feel mys
under great obligation.
Yours, rcspectiullr
lsAAE w AIN loo Wnnsfcr.sf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

On The Oregon bill. IN the House 20 day, the dis !
cussion was piquant and spicy, al times, very
II my sketch Of the report made BY MIR Chapman.
from ihe committee Rules. ivo az ihree DAYS ago
stated, thai he brought in resolution "a abolish the
new 6Fe minutes Fuie bal se House laa she res..a
ton on the table. THIS was bu, haf Of what Mir
Chapman reposted al The ,isae, ard this falfhe repOr
ed. aei on is own account, 5utunaeg me Instructions
ofihe committee He also reported resolution to
aalend the 0iAi rules, thai al business unfinished
at te close 81 the FIRST session OF any Congress- shall
a resumed ut the ensuing session 81 SAID Congress-
H. same state IN which shall have heea left at the
adjournment
sThis was very valuable amendment, and the House
concuffed il It.
Buiihe Senate, to day, took il mp. and rejected i
Colonel Benton and others preferred following on il
Bihe oidiashoned track Of d ing things. which hav'
been half Of ihseequariers done already, sgaln
Il makes the srssoas longer and puts more gold u
members pockeisi
The Senate has taken ~ the joint resolution ror
he House to adjourn. amended !. 50 as adjourn OF
Monday, the I4th q August. and r<ssesi i,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
1u1s. corxAmEp. or vrxarrcNv.

This gentleman in the course of an able speech
in the House Of Representatives few days ago,
quoted eloquent extracts from speeches deliver
ed in the House of Delegates of Virginia in 1892,
deprecating the continuance of slavery in this
State. Among the extracts quoted were quota
tations from the speeches of our townsman
Mr.. Faulkner, and our neighbors, Messrs Berry
and Marshall. Perhaps Mr.. Collamer is not
aware of the fact that the efforts of these gentle
men and kindred spirits might have, ere this,
effected the object contemplated but for the in
reference Of Northern men with subject with
which they have no right to NEEDLE. Northern
interference has done much to pcrpetuate Slave
ry in Virginia. Formerly it was deplored as an
evil by many good men and wise statesmen.--
Now, it would be regarded as little short of trea-
son to agitate the subject OF its abolition by our
State Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

~ moheay' ihe IIh OF August, elections will b.
helI IN iiye States OF our Union, as follows:
hentueky-Goyernor, Lieutenant Governor and
Legislature
lndiana-Leglsa,ure only.
slaure.
observation-disclosures, Members Of Congress ana
Legislature,
lowa-Mefnbers of Congress and Legislature.
Alabama holds her State Election on The same gay
but biennally this year.
North Carolina elects Governor anG Legislature on
the first Thursday (3d) of August and Is OF course
the first to be heard from. -
Tennessee also holds her State Election on the first
Thursday in August. but 5ennaily not this year.
United States Senators fer six years from next
month depend on he complexion Of the Legislatures
now 10 be chosen as follows:
Kentucky, vice John ]. Crenden, wing.
North Carolina, vice Geo f. Badger do.
Indiana vice Edw. A. Hannegan, democrat,
Missouri vice David K. Aichison, do
Illinois. vice Sidney Breeze, do.
Iowa, both-none havingyet been chosen
Alabama has also a Senior to choose, but by the
existing democratic Leeisla ure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
Albany. IN. w June ". 1874


SIR IL have the honorto acknowledge the recelp,
Of your letter of the 10Th instant by which am ncti-
fed that the late Wing Convention held at Philadel
phia Gen. Zachary Taylor was nominated for Presi.
dent and myself for Vice President. and requesting my
acceptance OF the nunnati0a.
The honor OF being thus presented by the disiin-
guised representatives OF the Wing party ofhe Union
for the second office in the gift of the people, an honor
unexpected twas unsoiici,ed-.couId not fail 10
awaken in grateful heart emotions which, while
they cannot be suppressed FAD no APPROPRIATE Ian
guage for uterance.
Fully persuaded that the cause in which we are en-
listed is the of our country that our chief OBJ
Jeci is 10 secure IFS peace, preserve lis honor and ad
vance lis prosperity and feeling moreover. conf
dent that. in Gen. Tay lor (whose name is
presented for the first office shalt always fad firm
and consistent Wing. safe guide aud an honest man.
lcannot hesitate 10 assume any position which my
friends may assign me.
Distressing. as well may, nay ability to discharge
satisfactorily the duties of that high office but feeling
saat, N case OF my election, may with safety repose
npon The friendly and OF my fellow Wings and that
efforts guided by honest intentions will always be-
chartahiy Judged. accept the nomination 50 peuer-
ously rendered; and do tins the more cbpertnv a.
am Wiling Tor such cause and with such man 40
take my chances of success defeat as The electors
me bnai arbters Of our fate, shall, in their wisdom
JaGge best Tor the interest of our common country.
Please aecep the assurances of INV high regard and
esteem, and permit me TO subscribe rnysef yonr friend
and ieow-citizen,
Willard FILLMORE.
Hon. J. NJ Morehead
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
Exxss VETO POWER.

Mr.. Burke, the Commissioner OF the Paten
Office, doubtless with the fear Of losing lucra
tive Office before his eyes has written letter te
his former constituents Of New Hampshire. de.
precating the election Of Gen. TAYLOR, and ur-
ing them to the most active cxertions in favor Of
the Baltimore nominees. Among the reasons he
gives them why they should support the ''hcro
Of Hull's surrender is the following:
eff Gen. Taylor is elected, this brilliant and ao-
sous picture is TO be changed He has promised nci
TO usetheVeopower, tho great safeguard OF the people
against vicious legsistionj and thus he win permit
Wing legislation 70 again prevail
Here, reader, IS an important admission. The
only safeguard Of the Locos against the adoption
of Wing Policy, Is to be found in the veto of
the President The brilliant and glorious pic
ture" of President setting himself in direct op-
position 10 the viii Of the people as expressed
through their Representatives., will be changed
should Cen Taylor be elected to the Chief Mag
istracy! There is no doubt, according to Mr..
Burke's admission, that majority Of the people
are in favor of Wing Measures there is every
probability that they win elect men to carry cut
their wishes in the National Legislature It's
therefore necessary that Locofocoism should use
every exertion to defeat the popular viii, by the
election of a President who viii not scruple to
thwart the Just expectations Of the Country
This is Democracy in the nineteenth century,
Mr. Burke, however, has not scrubbed to mis-
represent Gen Taylor; the old Hero has never
pledged himself that in the event of his attain
ing the Presidential Office, he will not stuse the
Veto Power" The abuse of this power by Mr..
Polk and his immediate predecessor Justly excl
ted the alarm Of the old patriot, and he has Civ
en- vent to his honest fears that this power is TO
become the Aaron's rod which is to swallow up
the powers which were entrusted By the Consti-
tuition to the legislative branch Of the Govern
ment He has expressly declared that he would
use 1t to "chcck vicious and unconstitutional leg
islation like Madison and Monroe he would
respect the will Of the people as expressed by
their Representatives and never exercise this
dangerous power, except in cases of palpable
violation of the Constitution, or when imminent
danger to the country or its institutions is TO be
apprehended.
There are certain violent and dangerous med
icines which shiful physicians resort to in eases
where the patient is beyond the reach Of ordina-
ry remedies. With such caution should the We
TO Power be used by a President Of the u. S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
TIE comrromrsas Errx,.

The defeat of this bill by the House Of Rep
resentatives, has furnished the editor of the
Union with theme of denunciaton, which he
of the eight Southern Wings who dared TO think
flat the Bill was not calculated to remove the
difficulties presented by the agitation of the sla-
very question" Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, who
moved to lay the Bill on the table, gave as his rea-
sons for that motion, his utter want of confidence
that this Bill would do more than postpone the
agitation Of this fearful element of disunion, and
his unwillingness to have the question hurriedIy
disposed Of at the present session of the House.
The Hon. John Bell, Of Tennessee, who voted
againt the Bill in the Senate, opposed it upon
the ground that by its provisions, responsible
ty was thrown upon the Supreme Court which
properly belonged to Congress, and ought to be
met there. We should have preferred to see the
Bill passed, but confess we had 10 such high
hopes of its proving successful termination of
the vexed question, as were entertained by some
OF our contemporaries. OF course Locofocoism
will make the most Of this honest difference of
opinion amongst Southern Wings, and we should
not be at all surprised to hear Messrs. Stephens,
Chapman, Pendleton, Boyden, Gtozier, Buck
ner, Adams and Thompson of KY, who voted
for the postponement, denounced by Mr.. Richie
and his confederates as rank Abolitionists; while
'FFactonsts,' TRAITORS to the South, " and such
like choice specimens of Locofoco billingsgate
will be showered down upon them, in all the
prcdgality of Democratic vituperation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
mAyon ezrERA1. Pillow.

A considerable number Of our citizens assem- |
bIed,at the Depot on Sunday last, 1t having been
rumored that the Berkeley Volunteers would
probably arrive at home in the train from Balti-
more. The Volunteers did not come but the
celebrated author Of the ssLeonidas Letter, z
who It will be remembered, was also the hero Of
that famous composition, passed in the cars for
the West thus afiording the faithful Democracy
Of our town an opportunity Of feasting their eyes
with sight Of Mr.. Folks favorite. Gen. Pill
low was the hero of an adventure in the cars on
that day, which he will hardly be al the pains
10 describe We are assured that on leaving
Baltimore, Gen Pillow, who was accompanied
by his wife, seated himself in the ladies' car, in
which there were number OF the gentcf sex,
and commenced putting his Havana; upon the
earnest rcinonstiance of the gentIemanly conduc-
tor the General was induced to relinquish his CT
gar, at that time. When the train left Harper's
Ferry, however, and before reaching this place,
Gen. Pillow again resorted to his cigar; again
/ the conductor mildly bat firmly remonstrat-
ed, referring the General to the positive in
bition by the rules Of company of smoking in
tie cars devoted to the ladies, and offering to
show him TO seat where he could indulge in
his favorite recreation without annoyance to his
fair fellow passengers. Gen. Pillow refused to
relinquish his cigar or change bis seat, when he
was told by the conductor that an ordinary citi-
zen would be turned out Of the cars for such an
offence against the regulations of the company,
but that as he Gen. Pillow occupied distin-
guished position he should not resort to such
me ans Of redress; but that the General should
hear from him again; whereupon the gallant
General (in the presence Of he ladies' called the
conductors attention to his pistols, remarkine
that he knew how to take care of himself
Here the affair ended so far as " have been in
j formed.
i This was beautiful example of gaantry and
respect for the institutions Of the land, to be ex
hibited on the Sabbath day. by an individual in.
vested with the rank of Major General in the
Army of the United States, What striking
contrast does it present to the polite yet dgnifed
/ department OF the accomplished COMMANDMENTS
Chief who is at present the object of bitter per-
secphon from the Executive Of whom Gen. Pill
low is a prime fayorite We should be glad TO
De informed whether the pistols shown to the
conductor on Sunday, were the identical brace
with one Of which Gen. p. shot the Nerican
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
JOHN TYLER,

Some Of our Locofoco contemporaries have en-
deavored to resuscitate this defunct politician,
by Indignantly denying that he is in favor of
Gen. Taylors election to the Presidency They
are hard pressed for distinguished names to swell
the list of Cass supporters when John Tylers is
resorted to: Who in this broad Union cares
what John Tyler is for3 What Locofoco cares
for him now that he has sunk to the infamy in
to which Locofocoism seduced him-or what
Wing remembers him now but as
"The slave
Whose treason like deadly blight,
Fell on the connsels Of the brave
To crush them in their hour of might!'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03

Inc House opened secession this morning in ga lie
OF excitement Upwards Of 200 members were in
'her seats. Ii was known that The Senae,s ,arrito
RAJ p' was on the Speakers table, ready to be called
up or eohslderatisn. II was understood hat an effort
Wou.u DE made TO get il up aud was known too thai
'ne AuInns'raon's official organ had hung the news
~ WHIP % 'e'forem over the Wing members from
W. ouh' WIN the threat that should not spare them
Il they dared vote 10 defeat the bill.
Alter some preliminary business, the bill ,ras taken
up lheeontusion and excemen. all over the House
were e9md 10 the "noise aud confus,n, which SO
.nucn disturbed General Cass a, Cleveland, Ohio. on
present, ~
Mo,,wl'hs'ahding the official threat, Mr. Stephens
moved 70 ray The bill on the table and HE House laid
!, y mere accordingly. by majority Of fifteen votes
WV Iel Y lhunuer from the Executyefoarl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
wistar,s isals IN OF Wild cherry,
OLD yIRGINIA AGAIN.

Alben,arle County, Virginia, March 81 ISIS.
Mr. Seth w Fowle,--Dear Sir ri take pleasure IN
stating to Won my experience IN the Of Wistar Bat
sam oi Wild Cherry. own very valuable negro gar
who was attacked with difficulty OF the lungs Whie
brongh, her in appcarance 10 The brink Of the grave.
consulted some OF our physicians, who pronoancea
her ncurabe. that they could do no more LOT
tried many remedies. but none did any good. saw
some account Of WistaTs Basan and thought would
try IT, bat had little faith IN it. procured a bottle
when was administered according TO directions, and
she began to mend and before the FIRST bottle was
gone She was IN procured second and she took that,
and now she is think cured, nearly She attends
to her daily labor, and hear complaints from her,
r. l.. JEFFERSON.
None genuine. unless srncd T. BUTTS on tue wrapper.
Price Il per bot,le--six bottles for five dollars
- The above Medicines may be had at w ii. Hrs
LtrlsE's Martnsburg, Va, and at H. . fonNEf 9,
allepherds,own, Va.
And by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
August 3. 1913