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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22
TESTIMONIAL

IRON MI uoN JOHN TYLER, EN PRESIDENT.
Steamboat Planter, Dec 9Th. IsJ1.
MT Roadway, IT, feel myself much oh:iscd by the
presentation of the Package Of yonr "Chirese Aied,ea.
'cd Toilet soap" for the use of Mrs ~ Ter aud VI, self.
ana am highly gFatifed that i, aaswe rs So fully the DIES
e.ip'ioi you give OF II. Wishing yen health and pros
periiy, | am, dear sir, ttu y yours. JOHN TYLER
Next week we viii publish a letter from the Rev
'ohh Newiand Maiii, the cciehr atrd Methodist preach.
or ana tx chaplain OF Congress, whose strains OF psy.
ing nave been instrumental in adding To the Meilre
aust Seciety thousands OF its IT scni loading m.,uhers.
ihis iettei wil he highly crafty ing 20 Ladies and Gen.
,ieii'ri' OF bad eompieSions. In the meantime remember
hahways soap Is sold only ny \ o "FalRCIiII.D.
W he1iiis, Va * &c RAMSAY, Noe CORTLAND st.
Nsw York. f.h 10
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SODAASu

'Ishb subscribers are now extensively engaged IN The
= importation ~ soda Ash ffoAa one Of tae mos. s~g
a'e manufacturers IN England, and hare an hand
. s''tnieutS lfias now on TIE watl NBlen the, wnl
"N.s"' elHh y hnt superior, 10 any Imperfect INTO NJ.
"',ed S.a''s' and winch they are prepared e. selt al
VIC toMest market puce for cash, or On time fnr an,,S
80 bills. ire strength = warranted from =, 10 - ~,
10 ~. SAichs'ut "hseh
~ Itfsksr Fkiel, I 10 4sc, according 10 quantity
- W. M. MiiUuELTkEE. -
"a Pislshareh, Ia.
N"s orders received before the ist Apul. Mil
'e asaNefed Al HieeiBs, free u aay eharge ~ h..stt
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summer Rates from Is, Of April to sOtn OF Noyemh,r
inclusive.
Winter Rates from LIST Of Dec 10 3is, March, nciu.iy,.
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last week II 0as stated not ufsii" . t'Fai,
th ,,euunslops in thaicit} had increased from
20 10 1863.
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ARRiED q AVS PRIVATE MEDt
.fNb rpMPhNTDN- ~. s.. u. MAutrgar, Fro
fess1t ut Diseases of SFomsu. Thfri edition, lsna,r.
-. rricc sl-35.G10 copies 49, ia three mouths.
Ite great demand for this maS. important work tof
vines ttaesaads are sodj has compelled tie ISSUE Of
au".nef ciltiar. II. Is intended especially Tor the mar.
rel. a. y disclJscs Important secrets, which should lie
NnoNn &" them particularly. Here every frtnai. can
alscnVrr the causes. symptoms, aud tho most efficient
remedies and most certain mote Il cure, in every cnui.
nlsinl TO Nijca her sey y subjected.
Nartiet females viii here learn the art whereby they
wonli tcialH their youth, vieo-. beauty, elasticity II
"dy ar huoy sncF of spirits 20 al advances az, la.
stead Of teipg afflicted. as hundreds aud thousands are
INTO who's hands t5ts book as nog yet f,ncn.
Tins WORK is destined TO h. in the hands OF eFert W a
AMI mother WIN has a regard for own health and wei
fare. As wei As That OF her tusbaud.
The revelations contained ~ lis pages have already
proved a blessing to thousands, as the innurnera able let
es received hy nc aHt4og viii attest.
III Of course impossible to convey maze fully in a
public oHrnal. the various subjects tire. { / Of ss they
are OF a nature strictly intended Tor tA, married, or
those contemplating marriage; ueither Is it necessary
SINCE u j. every ones duty 10 become possessed OF
knowicdee. whereby the suferiugs 10 which a WIFE, q
mother o. a SISTER may be subject. may he ohviaied.
Copics eiH b. sent bg Hdii FIRE Of charge.
Over ten thousand COPIES have tecn sent by mail with.
n three n,ua'hs, with perfect safety and certainty. In
- instance has a remittance failed 10 reach The publish.
er. or tHe t0ok tllost 10 whom II has been directed.
On The receipt Of une i1nlar. the " Married Woman
Private Medical Companion VIII &c sent free Of post
rce Ia Any part Of the United States. An letters mus
tz2i, New YORK city. Publishing office 1919 Liberty t
New York.
n. B-The trade supplied on the us,ialterns.
For sale by at tc ptineipai hnuk sellers in the tuited
states. : de agents tor Whreling, }. u. THoMPsoN
Union st aad John FISHER, Mainst. sep ~.
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BY TElEGRk

The follow ag dispatch was received by n,
q, 6 o'cloek last evening. II Is not A. fuli a.
We intend Our arrangements ar complete
for the fullest r-pars Of both Cong r~cs-ionaI
and markets, and we trust We shall not be
d%lsaProinifl in receiving them IN time Tor
Io-mouows paper.
WAsHISGroN Cry.
Feb, 2l~t.lsiS.
We have at length received the Official
repori Of the result Of The Fremont Court Mar.
tiai. u appears the sentence OF the Ccurt vas
from the service, but the President
rcmi'trd the sentence, and tie Colonel
has been orlcrri for duty.
We have further confirmation Of the Peace
rumors. recently 50 current. The stnry now
Is that thr original terms of red by MIR Trist
have been accepted, aud that the United
States are 10 keep standing armyIuf l2G0O
men TO protect the Mexican vrnme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

TSHE undersigned offers bis services 10 the pub,ic 4. .
Z a Bill siicker. sc.
Bills carefully posted or len al dwellings as directe
Also, notices Of uieetings delivered al moderate char.
ges. As curator Of the City Hall he viii al ali lime. he
prepared - lui u IN order for concerts OF pubic meet
in.s, al The shortest notice.
AZ orders leti tor him at Mr. Logs tailor shop. corner
OF Nohrue and MarSei streets, opposite the Post ofhce.
or al the Times o.hce. viii be promptly attended Ia.
feb 10 TONY CcEcc
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RlIL Sc

ENVELOPES and Toy hooks. a large assortment
- just received at the variety store OF
feh2l J 4 co, Monroe 81.
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ilr. SWaypr'S
~cELEBRtFgp cswpoRNp sTRuP or Wild
rHsw@N


CuEgHY.
teaa 'hs moss resss sef cure % Consump 1u ever
f~leeJ HppH - I'd
hs Sv,tsr-Ieae sr fe-5 e. a dchs ~ sra,tusr
- utYea-s1a sruly t9tfa saitrtci generally. 10 offer
~ 1nisc teshsony ~ frvnfcf vnar CsnPound = ru,
~ Ndd t1rrrt- Souln t4rc yea-s since w~ va
ienNy sta~kri with ru's aai tu9aumatiat Of the
i.lqus. wHtrh Was areAutnanfrd wan a vefy distressing
r'us'. pam ru See breast eri bstt5 = very coasster skle
f~chatr' 20 offensive mucas BEN the iunsx. especially
ANN ehs4ge y weather. E~tvcvrf : shf. At fr-t { felt
h' as.n tt4t HF CONDITION.. but Wa pretty souu con-
Nf'ee1 iHRt = was tn1tdl geine inle consumption. I
grew ssiN weaker, sHd At cgeih was scarcely Aae y,
WaA NH'At, or safHE aoAa 4 WINS cf. such wast The ey-
t~Fitae weakness 1t mv iuees. pt-fnr tis st..e mad
iHe1 vtrHu- tfr'sralloAs saa p-csrt tp,fpn-. tu. found
No rri'cf-erpFi4E al the uuc va-se. Jast trrr was
ADVISED a"4 persuaded ~ q daar friend IN WILMINGTON
TO make lttai OF gour Stmp 81 Wid Cherry. mnst
confess That previously ! had heeu preiudieed against
patent medicines ard I arr .tffi against thnas eIninf
n4' ~ 'e hshd' oi empires, tut understanding your
caiW- n tg profession AMI practice NJ mNffriucF and
havtng Implicit faith % The saving ~ nav friends.
forthwith purchased If a. S8aw. one ~ your a-rats. a
few lottlts. anf commenced ira use. Ny disease was al
thts ttue Of 20 ors5 n1uiis' -tsutl as, and consequently
wa. Zee 'tv sestel. 7 fpugd, boNeysr, c ,nsidecstie re-
lief from tile use ~ the Gnst tsnr or i've huttie- But
tetaf a public s@pc1kcf. taatenssy attempted to preach
VITA NV increasing ttrCusth. aud thereby runtr-ed
ttrps~ vessels that hs3 aifesdy isrrn tn heal; IN tus way,
aoI'atess. my cure was efesNy retarded. IN cousc-
qlfuec Of actinF thus inpruicuy ! had To use ~ OF ~
hotties s--frre was perfectly restored. have no qucs-
lion. a much smaller nhrnirro. bottles would havs made
me sound, tut tF the aa3vs t3dzcretion. The ~yrup
ailsFed the icvefisi hl4u,sdd away tlc distressing
cau 70, Fet = stop - the DISCHARGE OF matter from the
hugs, AMI gave 'ictn sud the e1tte system gnai heaita.
I nave dctr red 0ttsttHg tl. cetilfcAteti TOW. for tae
pnfrnsr Of a.tne Peree1y satisfied with the pprmaHcmcy
~ ur cure, and how tina. feri perfectly wei. I ofer IL
VITA pleasure. GEv ] + JORDAN.
bnhllp cuIntT y G.
The nugHsi and only genuine srticie i prepared by
Or sW tFNE, corner Of Eishlb and Race streets mn
iadelphiA jan 81
Narsh.fa- sale " James oakcr ANA Marsh. Taylor and
Jr Wseeling. vs..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

Texas WooL-rhe Galveston News is Of
opinion that WOO growins will eventual y
become an important and successful pursuit
in " stern Texas. Immense Numbers OF
sheep are laun GA the hag,enlas ia The upper
san Aulnuia and Rio GrdnIe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

Tue IoII0Wlng ucW CluntfTiel sN8Ve laltIy
made their appearance
s. 81 the Butchers * Drovers' Bank, is,
on the Bank Of Geneva. y. y; on The Com
merei3l Bank, Friendship. \. Y, los on the
STATE Bank ct Missouri; 2l's on the Merchant
Bank Eiierr, n, y; los on Ike Chemung
Cana Bank; i0's on the Catuga County Bank,
IS oa th- Commercial Of O,ne.a, s. on the
Chsmp,a,n Bank. s. on the Champaign Bank,
s. ou>i,vrt Creek, y. Y..Ison the Randolph
Bank Mass, 81. on ,he Randolph Bank,
Mas. IS on Tie Bank Of Comm roe. Pail
los. ou lhr Commercial Bank. Perth Ambly,
N.J-N. /. Eue. Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

III sltite among he opera ivesai Fall liver
Mass, conliuucs--some OF me "rlHglead-rs"
haya been arrested, for attempting TO obsiruct
others IN their laburs.
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\ DESIRABLE
APPROPRIATELY 10 q Iypn nttstxpS. go
sa'etilsef hetas dssiroas Of reiinauisIins husinr.s.
o'rfs ms sl"ek ~ sfoceries aud tie GOOD ,yiI OF he
house, Tor sale Oh favorable term.
The stock IS cotaplrge and of IN. hast ,,,n,, ~.
ssAnd y a desirable oAr, hein, an Mstscl Salare. p..l
soo " fHNssfsl4s tavern, and IL enjoys a good run OF
= mouse a'so for rent. For further particular.
"tai'. At t.e store east side Of Market sluxfe.
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ELM LSCEJJN

BOOKS belong ing 10 The Library of this insiiru,ion
- are requested TO he returned. They may lie len
with ; CLEMENS, Esq. at THIS office, or at the library IN
u once oi Ten i'-iiwl a 4 LAtDtEv.
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Tobacco in hhds &c per 100 lbs all tie wear,
Flour per bill. ~ suuncs, 5br; IN " t4.s. tt-.
Summer Rates from LIST April to aISi Nov: w,,te,
Rate from LIST lice. To JIst March.
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... rs Man ST., Wheeling, Va.
As the pleasure 10 inform his customer aud tuver.
: generally that hs stock Of goods now leln, ap-ned
is varied and embraces many new aud rare articles.
feb IL
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-20
DEATH OF RICHARD H. ToLER, ESQ.

We deeply regret to find in the Richmond Thig
of yesterday the following announcement Of the
death Of its Senior Editor:
goes forth to-day clad in the sable gab of mourn
ing for who has during the space Of than years.
directed its with consummate address, and inspired
columns with interest only inferior the skill with which
its general aim has beep preserved RICHARD H. ToLER is
After life spent almost from boyhood in the ardu-
profession Of edtorhat profession important to
the pubcso full of trialso lightly esteemed by the mao-
rty Of mankind-he expired yesterday morning at o'clock
at his lodgings the Powhan House, the 49h year Of
his age. We have scarcely known deeper gloom to
be this community by any than has now fall
len upon from the death Of this amiabe and excellent man.
To the Wing party, especially, his loss will be nearly repa
rable Where will they fnt the ability, the per.
severance the same steadnes OF purpose the cheerful
ness in defeat, the same MODERATION in victory
Mr.. ToLER more widely and generally beloved
even by political adversaes than almost any person ever
knew When the many desperate political conflicts in which
he had been engaged and e fact that he in the
habit of conceang his opnns good bad of any political
man, taken into consideration, this has always appeared
singular the last degree we able even now
to account for the fact whh believe nevertheless be
fact that after his long political editor, he should
at last have gone TO his grave without leaving half dozen
enemies behind him. Il is TO be accounted for, presume
only from the fact that he known to al-fiends and
foesWhigs and Democras-o he of the best ard most
amabe Of men, and that What would give lasting offence from
others, from him only coaed temporary pain His nature
exceedingly open and generous and when he CON-
PEELED, from Of duty inict PAIN it distressed him
almost much his VICTIM
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NKwBrnx, IN. ca MAr Q,

NEwBERS, IN. Co. MAY g.
DIsTRgssIse 0ccURREScE Our attentive friend and
correspondent Elijah Bell Esq, Of Carteret county, has
furnished US the following particulars Of distressing
occurrence which took place in his neghborhood Hadnots
on Sunday, the 23d ultmo.
Mr. Wilson Chance having previously discovered bee
tree, that day took his Henry, lad about ten years
DID, and three half brothers, Stsny ISAIAH and James Nab
ley and proceeded it down for the purpose Of hyng
the bees While taking out the honey Isaah James, and
Henry ate Of After securing the bees and the honey Mr.
Chance and the boys repaired the house, and on the way
his Henry became blind and sick On reaching home
salt and wafer administered 10 him. which caused pukng
and gave him relief.
Two Of the young men, Isaiah and James Mabley, then
proceeded towards their fathers house. and on the way
Isaiah taken similar manner and In his blindness
wandered out Of the poh James having eaten small piece
of the bread, it is called, his way homeward was dis
covered TO be bind and became helpless he complain
ed Of pain in his back and continued to grow worse After
all that could be done, he expired af an bour after eating
the last piece Of bee bread Search was then made for Isss
whom neghbor had found and was met carrying him home,
blind and helpless BY the frequent use of and water
Isaiah and Henry recovered the day. but until their
lives bad been despaired Of
This melancholy and most sfictive case and should
warning TO all persons TO he careful In eating ho
ney TAKEN from bee trees -Nerberna1.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

pursuance ofaw, /, JAMES X POLK, President of the
United States Of America, do hereby declare and
known that public sales will be held the aforementioned
Land Offices WISCONSIN the periods hereinafter desg
mated, to wit:
At the Lind Office at the ssFALLs OF ST. CROX
RIVER" commencing Monday, the fourteenth day of
August next for the disposal of the public lands within the
aforementioned townships and fractional townships viz
North Of the base line and ccst Of the fourth principal
rididn.
Townships twenty-five and twenty-six Of range one
Townships twenty-five twentysx, and tweny-seyen, Of
range two.
twenty eight and twenty range seventeen
Townships twenty twsny-nne, thirty, and thirty
two, Of range eighteen.
Townships thirty, and fractional townships thirty and
thirty-t Of range nineteen
Fractional townships twenty and thirty and townships
thirty and thirty-two OF range twenty.
Atthe SAME PLACE, commencing on Monday, the TWEEN
yeghth day Of August next for the disposal Of the public
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz
North Of The base line and cest Of the fourth principal
rididn.
Fractional townships twentysx and twenty seven, and
townships twent-egh twenty thirty, hirty-one, and
thirty-two, Of range twenty-one
Fractional townships twentysx and twenty
eight and townships t~eoynne thirty hrtyone, and thr-
ty-two, OF range twenty two.
Fractional townships twenteght and twentynine, and
townships thirty and thirty Of range twenty
Fractional townships twenty nine hirtJ and OF
range twenty-four.
Al the Land Office at GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday the twenty day OF August next for the disposal
the public lands situated within the aforementioned
ships and fractional townships, viz
North Of The base line and east Of The fourth principal
ridian.
Townships thirty thirty six and thrty-even and frac
tional township thirty-eight, OF range twenty.
Fractional townships hiry6ve hirtsx, thirty and
thirty-eigbt, OF range twenty-one
Frsctional townships thtyfye trysix thirty and
thirty-eight, Of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by Law for the Of Schools military
or other purposes, will be- excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be
ed the days appointed and proceed the order in which
they advertised with all convenient dispatch, until the
whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed But
sale shall be kept open longer tbsn weeks and pr
entry OF the lands will be admitted until sitter the
expiration OF two weeks.
Given under my hand the city OF Washington dis eighth
day OF May: Anno Denim Thousand eight hundred
sud forty-eight.
BY the President. JAMES X. POLK.
RIcHARp M. You've,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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NEw YopK, MAY i6.

New YoHK, Mar Is.
An amusing affair off in the Park this morning II
that three or four Columbia College studcn DESTROYS
OF little fun TO relieve the mnotony Of college e agreed
yesterday that they would get p an extemporaneous meeting
in the Park to-day Accordingly about two hours ago. hall
dozen young men were seen the steps The City
Hail. and on reaching the PLATFORM Of them stepped out
from the group, and taking Of his hat and extending
atm, began to gestcuae in enthusiastic manner He
had not sawed The Dir thus for more than three minutes before
crowd Of two hundred persons had gathered in front Of him.
and within ten minutes he ha become the centre Of two ,hou
sand upurned faces Meantime he affected to be arranging
his papers, and when ne satisfied with the number Of his
audience he addressed them loud voice and with the most
emphatic action, as follows
Gentlemen We are approaching crisis. great crisis
unexpected, wholly Undesirable and utterly incomtesn
sblo crisis -7-
"Gentlemen, we arc on tie eve Of revolution but. as
don't think Il will take pacs to-day permi, Inc 10 Thank YOU
for your long, SILENT and ent attention. and wishing YOU
every prosperity, TO Withdrew"
The speech was followed by the most deafenns wells. and
and shouts laughter The whole scene was csp.
iraveste Of "pubc demonstration. p Corres. Ledger
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quarters of their ballots on the side Of law and order
really puts New York to the blush Instead Of sending
delegations has been proposed teach the young republic
the theory and practice of political institutions il may be
wiser perhaps to invite delegation from Paris
and teach our New York boys how to vote.
What is the philosophy Of this quiet and successful
ment Of the French people in their elections How
TO account for such result thought be hardly compatible
with the character and condition Of the French people II
appears TO me that the calm Of this revolution is TO be attn
buted mainly to the terrible tempest of the revolution Of ga
The severe trial Of that day has LEFT abiding impression
the French mind Many Of them have read the sad story
and most all Of them have had some sort Of picture of
from oral tradition. They have something like impression
that their fathers were shpwecked and persisted in the midst
Of terrible and disastrous tempest They find them
Selves suddenly on similar wreck, ad without Sails
compass, rudder The memory of the fate Of their fathers
comes them with terrific power They shudder their
condition, and instncvey say themselves and each
other, How shall we best escape from this great peril Let
have quaels contentious together to bring
floating wreck it possible the land before the tempest
osertakes u.s. II aPPesrs 10 this feeling must be
strong one IN the French character and that is this feeling
that will hold them quiet and safely guide them through their
great crisis.
am told that Lamarine, whose fame is worldwide and
brilliant star Of the first magnitude secured residence in
England to retire to- in things should take unfavora
BILE turn in France He married an English lady, and is said
to have an ample amount Of private property.
Gen ScorT-Many Of citizens regrettng the let
Ter Of Gen. Scot, published here to-day, stating his intention
Of leaving the vessel in which he his passage at
the Naows, at the entrance Of this harbor and repair his
home in New Jersey without visiting the city Our people
feel disappointed at this they him and take him
by the hand and give him thanks and honor for his public
services and the because of the shabby he
has received from the present Administration.
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENERAL CON
FERENCE.


FERENCE
The Rev. DR.. PIERcE recently made application to the
Methodist Episcopal General Conference, (Norh,) now in
session in Pit,sburg, be admitted delegate from the
Southern Division Of the Church refused, and DR..
Pierce has returned the following the annuncaon
To The Bishop and Members Of the General Conference 81
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. and Dear Brethren have received extracts from
your journal of the 4h and 5h instant From these
learn you decline receiving in my proper character
the accredited delegate Of the NJ E. Church South and only
invite within the bar me on account OF
my private and personal merits. These considerations shall
appreciate, and will recprocaie them with you all the pr.
vate walks Of christian and social life But within the bar Of
the General Conference only be known my official
character.
You will therefore regard this communication final on
the part Of the NJ E. Church South. She
the offer Of aterna relations between The great bodies OF
Wesleyan Methodss in the United States But the propo-
stion be renewed any me either hereafter by
the NJ f. Church Nouh and if made upon the basis
of the plan Of separation, adopted by the Conference Of
1884, the Church South will cordially entertain the popo-
sition.
With sentiments Of deep regard and with feelings Of dis
appointed hope, am yours in christian fellowship
L. PIERCE,
Delegate from the NJ. Z. Church South.
Pntsbwg, May 8, ls4s.