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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
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Great spriur and sluu,mcr yscdirfrc,

WONDER AND BLESSING or TIE AGE.
This Eu-oct is PIT ~ Qggri Botfifss ii u7e,
cheaper Vifasgrfer. and EHrraafcd sapsrtDr 20 any
suit Il crres dissasf Wiftoui rom. ting purg-
aug. sickeutHg or aebthfafinC The PottcgL
The great beauty and superiority Of this Srrs1parlla
ai other medicines h. while crtdicatrs disease
insi ,oratas the body II Is one Of thr VERT bast
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known % only pu- hes the whole and
strengthens the person, hut pure AMI rich
blood 4 power possessed hv ottrr medicine. Aud 100
tns DE, the grant secret ofit> wonderful sucess Il has
performed wilma tue last FIVE Ytar. than lt0N01
cures Of severe cases Of iisclsos least Is 900
considered incurah.c IL has saved the hives OF more
than 500 child en- the two past seasons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

As aud iayisoia'- tde system ivos activity
10 the limbs, AN strength 10 tic Muscular system in
most extraordinary degree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
HARDWARE.

2 EMoVAI~ ]. y, ZiMAER has removed ms grocer
= ana bakery To ss new ahl hnien two doors ha-
ow & iing'e's ware huuss Man street, where he Is
prepared 10 furnish hs former meis. aud all new
"nes nth the stat aad .uNurus ot ID.
Fresh bread and cakes Of every DESCRIPTION 1t almost
any hour IN the day. apll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
TEA 81!
TEAS,
IT TIE CANrON TEA STORE.

AT TIE CANTON TEA STORE.
.uarkd Square. Whfeiing, Va.
yETRERE you may find pure teas, imported by the
W Canton Tea Company of New herk, 10 Chatham
and l63 drcenw ich SIS.
Retail prices as folows-sulject in all cases 10 be re
turned Il approved OF in either weight or quantity,
EREE\S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

adapted TO their use Must ladies during the period OF
pregnancy are afflicted wth piles. Dr. Sweelser's Pan
ace0 by regulating the ho els, VIII entirely oiviate
tins, and its purifying roPefe> on the blood and fluids
Wsurcs To tIem healthy OFFSPRING. No ncwho IS
mother SHOULD he wuul II, ami those who are nursing
% find il OF great benefit 10 tie health of their suls
IR. SWEEISEk's PANACEA, being composed ON
y OF ave. Glade matter, or medical her $ and Warran
tel on OATH as containing moi particle OF mercuria
mineral, chemical substance, found IN II perfectly
harmless To the most tender the weakest frame
under any Stage OF human suffering, The most pleasant
aud eHsit IN lis operation that offered 10 the
world; aud Al the same time HE most certain IN search
ing out The root OF any complaint, however deep, and
performing cure.
Price. > per bottles siN bottles for So For sale
wholesale and retail, by SEIH ;. HANCE
i0s BALTIMORE street, Baltimore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

Sik Glazed CAPS a fe, @ ss s s'S o ,; oq
uflhr iaesi .ttifs lust Iel fsuu lhtaca gls ara Tor
81, Il the Fashionable la. and C5p e0a uin -
Loo JOHN HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

To cure asue and fever the of the disease musi
be removed out of Tie blood aud body which can
iectudy doue by using Dir. Sweeiser's Panacea, which
purites ccauscs aud Strengthens. II contains nothing
lha can possibly hJure, and It's use is always safe.
gbard against chls aud fever.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

Fnd ssie aud speedy cure Ia Doctor Sweeisers ana
cea II curcsh by searching every blood vessel and afle
fy, and driving out all impurities and foul humors
uuaied therein, which the cause OF rheunlatisin
Goa and swelling OF the JOINTS.
For DrOpsy. Falling OF The bowels, Impurities OF the
Blood, Mercurica Iaint, Weakness of the spine Flow
OF blood to tue head, GiddncsS Buzing nthe
head aud Dr. Sweeiers fanacea will give certain
relief III all severe aud chronic cases. Che patients can
re often reminded that larger doses aud pefsever
aHce will effect "a cure
In Chllls and Fever Bilious Fever, A lectons of the
Eyes and Ears, Spongy aud Heedmg Guns Bronchitis,
aud recent Coughs and Colds DR.. swe2ser's Panacea
wIll be found perfectly aad certain IN lis effects
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
NIgtGggM.
do YOgJ wv ANV

4 GOOD Cooking Stove?--Thure is nothing m.re
desirable IN the way of house furniture than good
'coklhs stoVe-lhcre are many excellent stoves
al variety OF Patterns now in use, hut have seen
none mat appear TO have many advantages as the air
tight Combination Stove. We advise hu,sekee pcrs to
call and see tins s,ovea at JDHNSON,S
Tin, Sheet lrcn and Stove house, No Isl, Mar.
ket square. sen ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

II properly examined VIII lie found to he only an az.
gravaied stale Of LchHrgy Lehargy is an aggravated
slate Of DroWsiness. The vessels veins being clio.
sed up " TN corrupt stagnant humors diminish the cir
cuatou and prevent the bloc from supplying and nour
shng the brain, by purifying the blond with In Sweet
ser 5 Panacea, all appopeilc symptoms carried OFT
Those who have a tendency to applOpeA y can never
keep their blood in 100 good condition. Frequent pu-
rifyng with this Vegetable Panacta viii always insure
us against an attack OF TINS malady, which often
proves fatal. There Is not man, woman or child who
cannot at tins time Dr. Sweescrs Paudcea with
nett TO Intensely est always faves the body in a
stronger coHdt on ater lis than before and il pro.
NOTES healthy growth Of children by kees ug then
body and fluids IN cleanly and healthy stale.
RRONCHEIlS. NSTH7JA Ann pISEASES nE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
-,zaa.z,srss,. BOOT AND SHOE
fs;s5yr.ssA. MANUFACTORY
A1tss.s-v. I;nrv--a .sOssN BRUCE, Fashiona

lTV dTiU ftw
. doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING VA
he WISHES To inform his friends and the public aener.
ANY 'hat he has now hand the lest and most fas
ahc assortment of FINE BOOTS in the CITY, and made
by the best wor<hen in the western country lie also
keeps on band good assortment of fine peyeed Boots
winch lie sells very low These, with everything in his
me and with close and attention to hs mess
ana ny providing neat aud cheap article, he hopes
mte' We patronage of a discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS
II has Just received fresh of French Calf SIX ms
WHICH he : prepared 10 manufacture into Boots and
SHOES Tor his friends very short notice in his pecu
marry neat ana fashionable style Aprl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13
sSel Be ,E.asIGaIk.
mr.. SWEETSER'S pANACEA


r. His MEDICINE is warrant O.. on oath not to con
tain raftI Pc of s'0uiel, Corrosive susiatc Arse
mic Chloride cog Gold. or aly..tfe.criuus minerals
~. rruci. c nrou which this medicine acts is ~
Ssisfns and harguuzUc with nature: II drives out al
ful .tMpuious hUwors from The Blood an! body and
vs. assimi'atn- M ard stteuzthcuiur the rastri. in GO
pf the stomach INSISTS Digestion: iu short f1eff is
ni vein. aftrrv. u;is c NERVE iva tine humane tpfy
.H5t is NOT strengthened by tao rAsAcEA and II also
3osscs~es 'h1 reuarka epTo criy OF removing mercury
ircul the homes arH ilints.
FOR ERtrTIpNs OF THE SKIN -scurvv. Scor.
HtIc Affections, Tu1 ors, Scrofuis. or Kiar's EvI
Wufe Swelling, EJJ siHclas, Iicors Cancers Ruuniuc
-4rc. Scass aud Bcs. rmc .ud determined persever
trac o. UR. SwrFrsFr's rNV,er,. will eject a cure
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea, NpmitRgs. Nervous fec
.uns % ions complaints. Headache. Paleucss or Pc
ATE frieguicrties. r. Swrefscrs Fanacra viii soon
scot a cure; hst ifo-iusie or attended with gripping
lis paius Gle t.se should pc increased and The cure
yim soeu We effected. Let not ihe patients r. ghtcu
aiselves wh tho tca that thrv are 200 weak totaLe
much ircdciuc htt hear n mind that their mildly ope
atirr med zinc prts not weakness into the frame tut
usj certainly draws weaknes out. leaves strength in
place. aud Ivy giving composed sleep at night. and an
ts.ctcto rel so food. teammates the whole frame m
eorous action, clearing the mind aud improving the
-ialt.
uTsrErsIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
AccOmp aHsc6 trtA M U0uS Debility, cured
jg tht use Of
DR SWFETSFE'S pANACFA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

In all cases of Piles Dr. Sweetsers Panacea will eli
icct very speedy cure. removes from Tie blood, sto
uarA ana bowels, all those tou acrid burning hunors
winch ale the cause uI Pies AID Costiyeness, pnd by
Strengthening The digestive organs, improves every par
O In. N N. LlLnN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

Pegs % ssG IS, Pes assorted sizes just received
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

Root >vabhinu ~ bolts of Boot Wehln.--a
'Ni'iso' prime article, just received by
lnl6 M'CLALLEs, KNox K Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-13

This disease is warning from nature, that The blood
is in very foul tate, and that the umors charged
win accrmony. Headache gives notice OF The immi
nent dan awaits the body; why disreea this warn
ing OF nature? Do You suppose You il with
cologne wafer. hay rum, or smelling sails? Most GER
family not; only symptom. an Indication that the
being acted by The touness aud accrimo
ny the humors. The disease tsef is IN your blood
When You have the headache. do not risk your health
and life by not needing the warning nature sgiying YOU
hut DIR. Sweetset's Pauaeca freely, Will purify
your blood and improve the health and circuai ion gen
oraiy. Persons always stronger after taking than
hefoTe merely the iross from the body and
leave ne pure brood remain.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

Mr. j. FENNIMoRE COOPER (the author has a
series Of articles in the Albany Argus upon the
French Revolution and its probable consequences.
Mr.. COOPER puts no faith whatever in the opinion
that Republic will be permanently established in
France. The idea that all classes in France unite
in believing there is an end to the French monarchy,
Mr.. Cooper rejects. That they may seem thus to
unite, he thinks probable, the object being to pre-
serve order. The Carsts, he thinks, have now
strong hopes Of seeing Henry " on the throne Of
his ancestors.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
OUR COMMISSIONERS TO MEXICO.

We have before announced that Mr.. CLIFFORD,
adjunct Commissioner to Mexico, arrived at Vera
Cruz on the morning Of the I'd instant, and left at
noon on the Sd for Mexico.
We now learn that Mr.. SEWER, Commissioner
and Minister Plenpotentiary, arrived safely at Vera
Cruz, and departed thence the 9Th instant for the
city Of Mexico.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
OPENING OF THE ILLINOIS CANAL.

On the 10Th instant the. first boat passed from
the Illinois and Michigan canal into the waters Of
Lake Michigan. This canal has supplied the only
wanting link in continuous water communication
from New York, by way Of the Lakes, to New
Orleans making, We believe the mos: extended in
land navigation in the world.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS FOR EUROPE.

The Steamer HrBERNn left her wharf at New
York on Wednesday afternoon for Liverpool, via
Halifax, with nnety-nine passengers for the for
mer port She carried out s45s975 in specie.
The steamer WASHINGTON left New York on
Thursday morning for Southampton and Bremen,
with about fifty passengers. Mr.. HOMER, OF Bos-
ton, passenger in this steamer, takes charge OF
the resolutions passed by Congress congratulating
France on the establishment Of Republican Gov
ernment
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

We learn at the Navy Department that under order Of
the Department Of the I'd ultmo, the sloop Albany Com
mander KKLLr, about the lst instant dispatched from
Tuspsn Lagusyra the port nearest to Caracas. to com
municate with Charge dAaires the Hon. BsSJAxrsJ
sHIErps, and give all necessary protection our commerce
in that quarter.- Union,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

COL RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON has announced him
self to his Democratic friends candidate for the
Office Of Governor Of the State OF Kentucky. The
regular nominee Of his party is LAZARUS w. Pow
ELL. The Hon. JOHN ]. CRITTENDEN, it will be
remembered, is the Whig candidate, Of whose cleo
ton there can be no doubt.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

THE Ssow.-The depth at Poughkeepsie Wednesday,
according the Albany Evening Journal was six inches
Springfield il about four inches Boston three The
Springfield Gazette says
ga friend informs ms that the 9th Of April ls2lust
twenty-ssven years ago odsyhe was eight inches
Deep and two gentlemen Of this rode to Hartford and
back in sleigh on that day"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

OSE THouskSD DoLLARs REwAsD. Governor You've.
Of New York, has offered reward Of 900 each for the
rest Of John Moser, Of Columbia county who has been
dcted for burglary, and conspiracy, and John Miller
and Coonrod c. Wheeler, Of Taghksnc, charged with the
murderous assault Sheriff Jous H. SMITH, already detailed
in our columns.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

The Wings Of PORTLAND Maine on Friday
elected their candidate for Mayor, Mr. GREELEY.
The vote stood as follows Greeley 922 Howard
Loco) 7l5; scattering l26. Mr.. Greeley gained
Ill votes over the last trial.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

PRrzE PnosIxm.--Tf FIVE and half yards make perch
how many win make trout !
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

McNuLrr, the clerk who absconded from New York wa,
arrested Maanza and will be brought back by the barqus
!" Louisa, in which he sailed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

D1nid Drayon, Chester English. and Edcard Sayes
were on Friday finally committed BY Justices GoppAnp and
Williams the June Of the Criminal Court
charge Of having stolen, taken, and carried away
seventy-sx slaves residents in this county, the 18th Of
April is4s. The bail demanded by the magistrates one
thousand dollars for each slave As yet bail has been Of
fered for either Of these men.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
ArnrI 20, ls4s.

THURsDAr, APRL 20, ls4S.
The Board met pursuant special call Of the Mayor
All the members present
The following communication received from the Mayor
WAsHrSGroS, ArnIL 20, 1s4s,
To The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Common Council
GEsrLENES have convened the two Boards this even
ing in Of the threatened disturbance Of the peace
Of the city.
Serious ndposton has rendered Of my power to ac
with prompude energy, and decision which the cicum
stances require therefore, respectfully request the
Boards in compliance with the provisions Of the Charter
elect Mayor to serve during my inability to act.
Respectfully, w. w. sEATON, Mayor.
The communication having been read
message was received from the Board Of Aldermen
ng that they have passed joint resolution authorizing join,
meeting Of the two Boards forthwith for the election
Mayor 10 during the inability Of the present Mayor
which resolution taken up, read, and adopted.
On motion Of Mr. FuLnEn, the Board then took recess
for the purpose Of going into joint meeting
1.-THE proceedings Of the joint meeting resulted in the
ton and installation Of PErER FoRcE Esq as Mayor OF the
city, TO serve during the disability Of the present Mayor
The Board Of Common Having resumed its session
message received from the Board OF Aldermen stat
ing that they had passed resolutions authorizing the Mayor
to preserve the peace Of the city, follows:
Resolred BIZ The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Com
Council Of The City Of Washington, That the Mayor
be and hereby authorized and requested 10 adopt such
measures as may appear him best cacused TO aay
excitement existing amongst portion of the people Of
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22


are born equal and that protect their rights to life liberty
and the pursuit of happiness Governments framed among
men, Now, believing that mankind they from God
equal he had been aughtby his here he
would say 10 the gentleman from North Carolina (Mr VEs
ABLE) that he (Mr G. boosted that his fathers fought
for liberty Why did not the gentleman himself fight for IL
Before he assaed him (Mr g. let him put himself rectus
Mr.. HOUSTON, Of Delaware, rose to point Of order
Mr.. GIDDINGS begged not 10 be interrupted until he bad
finished the 10 the gentlemans question:
The SPEAKER. The gentleman from Ohio will give
way the gentleman from Delaware rises point Of order
Mr.. HOUSTON stated his point to be- whether, upon
preamble and resolution stating that member Of this House
had been menaced by persons Of this House r bis pa
cpation, alleged participation certain civil and criminal
transactions competent for bis friend from tennessee
70 put the question TO the gentleman from Ohio whether he
justified this act
Mr. GlDDlNGS take no exception 10 the question.
The SPEAKER replied Mr.. HousroS that the gentle
man rom Ohio was not obliged any question: bu,
that IN the wide range allowed to the debate certainly
competent Tor The gentleman from Tennessee put the ques
on and for the gentleman from Ohio 10 answer it he
pleased.
Mr. GIDDTNGS (esuming) remarked that he saw gentle
from the South excited on the subject and he might
become excited But beautiful question and IL the
doughfsces would only not interfere they would have
fine fight
He was stating his views Che connued) on the rights Of
humanity and be said TO the gentleman from Tenpesee that
he held precisely with the fathers Of l776 10 whom he had
alluded He held the principle for which the peneman's
fathers and his conended at Bunker Hill and Yo,Itown
he held TO the principle which this Government was
based for its support-ha free and equal and
that he who attempted 10 interfere between his God and him
self TO interfere with his Godgven rights did at his peril
He held that he who stepped between him and his God,
and attempted either rob him Of his life liberty, did at
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22


Parliament Oppression spread over the land and here
our foreahers intended 10 limit and define it, and TO
the rights and liberties Of the people. This he showing
by the quotation he reading from the Manual and he
conendcd that this privilege Of Parliament of force
here further than prescribed by the constitution and
carried out by laws properly enacted in accordance with the
constitution. But to proceed:
In debating the legality of hs>order was insisted
support OF IT, that every man. by the law Of nature and every
body of men, possesses the right of all pub
lie functonares essentially vested with the powers Of c
preservation that III have inherent right 20 all
cesry TO keep themselves in condition discharge the
conded 20 them that, whenever authorities given
the them into are given by necessary
implications that thus the British the
right o Furnishing con,cmps; all the State Legislatures
else the same power and every court does the that u
have not set at the mercy Of every intruder who may
doors gallery and by noise and tumu render
proceeding in business mpraccabe that our tranquility
be perpeuay disturbed by newspaper defamation will
be possible exercise functions with the requisite
GOODNESS deberaon; and that must therefore have
power punish these dsubers OF peace and proceed
ings"
That was the argument Of the gentleman from Pennsyva
MIA was the argument Of federalism In 1900 against the
publishing by an editor Of that which he believed to be right
To this Il was answered that the Parliament and courts
England have cognzance OF contcmps by III express proy
sons Of their law that the State Legislatures have equal
horty because their powers plenary they represent
their constituents completely and possess all their powers
except such their constitutions have expressly denied them
that The the several States have the same by
the laws Of their sstes and those OF the Federal Government
nv the same laws adopted in each State by OF Com
eress that these bodes therefore, derive
from natural necessary right, but from express law
that Congress have such natural necessary power
that that has given them directly exemption from personal ar
rest exemption from question elsewhere for what said In
their House. and power their members and proceed
ngs FOR these further law Is necessary, the constitution
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$40 REwARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber near

&160 InssT. Page county, Virginia, the 9Th inst,
lie j. v1 hs. down ooa ~h o.
about v ,bick lips and heavy tongue He had on when
Ken e domestic Jersey frock coat faded black color
The above reward oil $50 will be given should
no he OF tho State, and 8i0O taken In the
80 % that him again. All reasonable charges
III he paid if delivered me at Luray.
Aaron in company with sprghuy yellow BOY, RED
Aaron but made Both OF the above boys are good
aa,ers WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
y Sen, 22-tf Luray, Page county, Virkinia.
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III. the Laws Of Congress, relating to the AFAys
"A marine corps volunteers, militia bounty lands PEI
sioas NC SC from LIST Congress 10 the first sessi.
9th Congress inclusive, compiled into one volume contAin7
ing also the rules and articles of constitution Of NE
United States, &c.
For sale by - -uo.
Sept. 10 r. AAiLon.
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c,PLENDID Fall and Winter 0oeds-The subscribers
- are daily receiving full and general assoftment
a. well complete stock Of staple and useful ar
es ever before offered their friends having taken
han usual care making their selections from the most
recent importations of New York and Philadelphia In
dress goods name
IS pieces of fancy Silks new styles
Is do French cash. d'Ecosse, very rich
SO do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled erode rhines silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekn silks
70 do real French merinos, every shade
do damask satin de chine, entirely new
5 do broche Paris alcyones, also cnnrey no"
s do satin striped tyricnne, u"
u, do new STYLES mousseines de lame
Is do bivh co,ored polka muslins t. t.,
* AZ ffr;cb caiored yelvets, for vstes, Nc.
az do white and colored Grape shnwis, verJ SneaP
,h :. rsneraI assortment OF every article IN our
Together with genera p. II. HOOE & co.
line
Sept 26-d2wif
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-15

BEEF CATTLE.-IhcTe " re only IoW mead OF
Becves in market last Monday, all of which Sold;
and in consequence of the limited supply prices went
up to 3.75a S4.75, gross, equivalent to 7.50a 25
per 100 lbs, net, Live Hogs continue in fair sup
ply and prices have come down to IA s $50.
EXCHANGE.--The market is about the as
last week, with only moderate transactions, which
follow: