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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

For Ilsod or C0al- Summer or Winter.
fHt subscribers have secured the exclusive ri hi for
- the City of Wheeling aud county OF Ohio, and are
manufacturing the above useful. ezra nenal aud salem
da 'ieves OF three different sizes winch for neatess and
rarely IN cooking and economy of flel mot consuming
more man cents worth OF coal ner day and cook Ii,
awards OF oof asniiN at one nel excel every thing
hthe Kind IN use Weappeai TO our citizens and lie
,exhhorihs counties TO paronze the manufactures of
ser own rahef tha encourage those of Cinc and
Hiher places especially when they can he better srra
modaied with that useful article urnlture good. q
eonoihca and very cheap Cooking soyr Satisfactsry
references gwen 10 persons who haze them la use
We have also great variety Ofs aas Ia stoves adam
lea Tor ooa and coal rencra' assortment of eastinx
a c. IN ~ SWEENEY MATHEWS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15


Fan THE FonoWiNC C0MuUrNiCi TTo>.
IL Received this a., rn. ,u "a re .rt,d sut "A iii
Lr.,,n g,., ~ m sai,fa ,..,ttt,., tle ar eaur.
I'D " ''0' sou ''N
Pm, .rs,,,,, to,1,,,. ,ets .iss6
ia Il, n prrrpss HI, r. f.I,.stT, y ra,. liuvin,
he, connected "a ,ivc lad ,.,,., . ~, ,,erits ~
sumt of the benefits w'J. conceive have tx erea-
cet t O. Hsf Oi fhs a-.s KS.
Ia "a" Spfi- II lr4J hal an g'iacS of Irosipras ~
nv face. vHrh e. f-e very tquuh J. au tA.'dft. il.n
pucof uv elos; elm. arHaei viii. fryet. dis tess
" as great; and he an 10 re faru ct u-ts ~, eve.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
sHERMAN'S oLosAoNIAN,
AJI-UEAIJNG BA SAM.

n sN your friends if they know Of any thing thai
IL viii speedily long and tedious cough, is
sing Of hood hrouc us dyspeptc consumption. hoarse
ress influenza az diseases OF the throat, the Oloso
anisn7 iheN viii tel yuu-no, There never has as
vet been remedy introduced 10 public notice which has
oeen productive go much good in short space o.
pad al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
PANACEA.

BdUlmOft. IINu ISN ISFf.
certify that for the last five years have heen az
ficted with Dyspepsia and Water Brash. accompanied
with general weakness Ofthe whole stem. psrcn-
lalv distressing Pains in the lack. AT times my diges
tien was 50 tadthat could scarcely keep anything on
NV stomach. and coffee coud not touch. haI heen
attended hy several doctors and had taken great many
| Prescriptions without receiving any .enett. few
weeks ago commenced taking DR.. Sweeier Panacea,
aud before had finished the IRIS; bottle f,t certain IL
would cure me medicine had taken had such
effect Toe. I have taken three hotties. aud feel
perfectly well am, however iskita another hottie TO
strengthen my nervous stem make this statement
publicly. let afflicted know whereto obtain relief
..a..L..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
The next II letter rom
J. A. CLEVELAND. TE
celebrated Physician and Dr egst Charleston s. c.
given in his own words a, length.
Chdrleston. Apru 10. lS17.
DR.. }. A. CLEVELAND,
D1.yDUisi Uud (IPnlisl.

a CoPyl 2G9 King street, Charleston ). C.
The above Medicine lie had James Baker Wiee
ling, Va, A. N. Williams. tarkersiurg Va, j. &c
keakir Cincinnati, Ohio A Fahtesech, Pittsburgh
and of Drugg lists generally
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II Pruprtet0rs Phild.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

he lest Strengthening plaster in the world, and
vceign remedy, ror pains Ucakness in the Back,
loilts Sides, Breast Limbs Joints, Rheumatism, Lum
hago,o'e One million year will not supply thede
niand. Price i2a cents
Tie l.ozenges, Tooth Paste and Plaster sold by DR.
Sherniais Agents lo his Olesaunian or AHIeang BAL.
sam ainve. jc l2y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

premium Dentirice. The hest article known fer
cleansing and whitening the teeth Strengthening the
gums aud sweeening the breath, etc II should lie used
every night with still brush and the teeth and mouth
viii only require slight washing in the morning Price
% cents pot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

They give immediate relief in sick head
ache. palpaton of the heart, iowneSs ofsps. despon
dcncy of sinking Of the chest dr"'v
sness, Jerica affections and all nervous diseases.
SuERMAN'S IOOIH PANI'E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
Frice SI,UO per T~lile. sodby tie following Agents
A o FAlRCHlLD, Wheeling
WAnDlE Il VANCE Tri,dephia
GEO. w wilson. West Alexander.
g HERMAN.N COUG IL LOZEAlI ES

These I.ozenges the safest, and eiectua
remedy for Congns. Colds Whoopine Cough, Tigtrcss
of The Lungs Chest etc. The proprietor has
known all instance where they did not perfect
tisiaeton Price IS cents par box, with directions.
{ II II u NJ 4 NJ & NOR n TnIL AZ Il &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

Actual Circulation or the Herald.
June s, Monday. Observation-Disclosures. 1996S copies
TIE pu blicstou of the Herald CONNIE need yestsr
at 10 minutes before O'Clock, and finished 1t &c
minutes before o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06
FoREIGN AFPAIRs.-We publish the following
notices for the benefit of parties interested =

notices for the benefit of parties interested -
DANISH CoSsuLATY. Boston. u. s. A. June 2 1S4S
Official notice from the Ministry of the Navy. at Co
cnhsgen. has been received ut this Cons ulate that
from the 10th Of May the following har bors only will
be blockaded VIZ :-S~in-mn nde. Woleast and Cam
min Kiel with the mouth Of the Schleswic Canal, at
Hultenan
- Before any new special publication emanates, nc
other harbor is to be considered rs bloc kaded.r
GEORGE NJ. THATCHER, II ID. NJ. Consul
NoTIcE Is hereby given to all Sandman subjects de
serters. any others liable to CONSUMPTION. that
His Majesty by ordinance dated 3lst of .arch last
and signed by his Royal Highness the Prince Lieute.
nant has been pleased to remit the penalties to which
they have exposed themselves in violation of existing
laws by leaving the country He graciousy allows
them to reenter their ranks soldiers inviting then
to return to their respective provinces and paricpa,
in the pains and glories Of their brethren engaged
IN berating Italy their country from foreign occupa
ton. s. DAcoRsI
Acting Sandman Consul General
Merchants will of course take heed of the one
and those who wish "to participate in the pains
and glores of lberaing Italy," will take notice O
the ether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

MANS FOR EURorE.-The steamship Hibernia,
Capt. shannon, will leave this port tomorrow
noon for Halifax and Liverpool The Wcekis
Hruid, for European circulation, will be ready for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06
Political.

Gyr. CAss AND THE TRoors IN Myxtco. As M
the Pennsylvania volu ntecrs in Mexico learned that
Mr. Cass had offered in Congress bill tn reduce the
payment for clothing from 81 so to 50 so per month
f1r each soldier. they hung him In clgy upon rope
extending the road which they travel
ling towards the city Of Mexico. The e0gy was finally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

FROM DEMERARA.--The schooner Globe, Capt.
Seey, arrived yesterday, with accounts from De-
merara to the 22d ult. Governor Light and fani-
ly embarked for Europe on the 18th. He was
succeeded in the administration Of government by
the Hon. Mr.. Walker, formerly secretary. The
importation of coolies to the colony has not prov
ed as advantageous as was expected; and the
propricty of abolshing the system was argued
before the Assembly on the sth. Among some
remarks on the subject, the following was en-
bodied il a report from Earl Grey TO the Co.
vernon
GAS there had been application from any quarter
for coolies this season the presumption that the
description Of immigrants might be dispensed with II
was also suggested whether the bounty the intro
ducton Of immigrants from Madeira might not be al-
together discontinued and the funds provided for i'm
migration purposes, be wholly appropriated to bringing
immigrants from Africa who, according to DR. Bon
yun report appeared TO be In every respect suited TO
the production Of sugar" f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06
Police Intelllgoncc,

Grand Larceny -Thomas Linar and Ellen Murray
were arrested this morning BY officers Wood and Gill
146 Washington street. The money subsequent
found. and the woman discharged and Linar fully
.qnofher. Francis Brenn was committed on a charge
Of stealing IS doubloons from Joseph Boutoul.
Petty Larcenies Richard Longheld, William Kahn
Michael Boyd, Michael Downey, George Harker and
Samuel Simpson, were severally committed charges
Of petit larceny
assault and Battery. Robert Flanagan. Pierce
sbayes, John Kelly. Patrick McGovern and Daniel
Maey, arrested under for a violent as
sault and battery on James Palmer. and committed.
.4nother.-Petcr Hawkins, alias Guinea Pete, colored.
arrested by Officers Feeny aud McGee of the sixth
district for violent assault and battery It appeared
that, In May last, he stabbed woman named Julia
Jackson. on the Five Points with case knife in the
neck. There also charge Of grand larceny pre-
ferred against him. He committed on both
charges.
.qnother.-Wliam White was also held to bail for an
assault and battery Bogart Throc kmorton by snap
ping loaded pistol at him. John Doyle was also
committed under warrant Issued by Justice Timpson
for assaut and battery Charles Augustus alias
Dutch Charley, by striking him on the head with q
Grand Larceny Officers whelan and McManus ar
rested woman named Mary Mullins yesterday even
ing. charge Of stealing $500 It appeared that the
prisoner resided with her sister in John streethat the
latter had the money In trunk and that Mary pro-
cured ocksmith to fit key for the trunk with which
she unlocked 1t and took the money out She was
fully committed.
.drrea Of a Burglar. woman. who gave her name
as Mary Dublin, was arrested by Captain Mcguire,
vi the oIh ureIics vi oice cnhTReu WIN Dccu
concerned with by the of Miller In break
ing into clothing store in Nassau street. stealing
therefrom pieces Of black cloth She committed.
Stealing from the Person.-On Saturday morning
last about half past o'clock, Mr. Francis Dunking
of Division street at house in Pearl street. and
had with him Mt the time large parcel containing a
quantity Of black sk two or three squares of Levan-
tine quantity Of gentemen's satin cravats and silk
pocket handkerchief after he left the house no
met in the street and the parcel taken from him He
says that number OF persons attached to public in
sttution serenading ut the time In the street
of whom he supposcs must have taken the parcel
through q joke. but have forgotten to return Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

CURIOUS FACT IN PEvNsyLvANrA-NM. WnMor
DIsowNED BY HIS OWN CHu.D.-Thc Bradford (Pa.)
Reporter, well known as the organ Of Mr.. Wilmot,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS wfTu ENGLAND. - The
retallatory postage law now before Congress will,
undoubtedly, have the desired effect The English
people are taking alarm, and show disposition to
do justice in the matter of postal rates between the
two countries. The case has been brought before
Parliament in the shape of an enquiry of the head
OF the government, by one of the members. There
is nothing like showing stiff upper lip to Great
Britain in everything.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

LATER FROM VENEZUELA.-We are in receipt of
files of the Ell Patricia, published at Caracas to the
Gath of April They were brought to this city via
Maracabo, by gentleman from that place, who
very kindly sent them to this Office.
The news is not of any decided nature, but
what we have, goes to show that Paez's party is
on the wane, and that Monagas is in the ascen-
dant. petition had been presented by the oil
garchist (paez) party to Congress for permission
to concede amnesty for all political crcumstan-
ces which had TRANSFERRED since the 9th of Jaiiua-
ry. This amnesty depends on their taking the
usual oaths of allegiance 10 the government Ell
Patricia does not mention the fate oft. The pun
ishment of death was about to be abolished in
Venezuela.
From Maracabo we learn that all was con ster-
nation and confusion. The ovtrnment troops
had arrived at Gracia, within eight miles of the
city, and were expected momentarily to enter the
town at the time our informant left. Whether
Paezs party was in the right or wrong, il seems
they got the worst of H.. We trust, though, that
having thus proved their inefiiciency, they will,
for the sake of their distracted country, submit to
a fair and honorable arrangement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

MONDAY, June 5-The Board organized. by tho cleo
ton Of his Honor, the Mayor. as President; David
valentino, Esq, Clerk; and Sheppard Knapp. city
Treasurer Several bills were referred 10 approprste
committees aer those committees shall have been APP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

Kew York. Tuesday. June g, lsAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

The political news tomorrow will be intensely
interesting. Wait and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-06

from the Papacy The focus of and civilization
1t spread those blessings among all people while II
served the nationality and denendence Of Italy
Some individual Popcs it Is true, may have tempered
with regal power and yielded to imperial caprice but
whenever efcctual blow to be struck against
opp esson from the papacy cmanated the daring and
strength necessary for such crisis All this only
stands recorded In history but is made evident to
this age by the events that are confounding the
mics of social progress and filing with admiration
gratitude and hope the hearts Of patriots and feemen
II Ia fully attested that the first grand impulse
which has since aroused sll Italy to action which
mas shaken Austria to her very centre was given
by the great and immortal pontG Plus TX Ills apos-
tolic benediction accompanies and sanccs the pro-
gross Of liberty He has placed the breasts Of the
modern crusaders the red that indicates the
notice to the world, In tones which rcverberatc from
Etna to the Simpion, that the papacy Is determined
to encourage and aid on all social reforms, in every
quarter Of the earth And his benevolent men-
sures his consistent and upaltcrng conduct through
out, have proved that he means what he proclaims
II he hestated to declare direct and offensive war
Anal Austria on his own Official respon sibity tha
only proves the exalted view he takes Of his spiritual
supremacy as head Of the Catholic Church; breath
ing peace and charity towards that very people whose
temporal dominion in Italy he himself as an Italian
prince and patriot the first to oppose and destroy
sariy plunged his great heart in perpcxity and
row. Tho Roman people, in the midst Of the ex-
element consequent on this hesitation, expressed
other sentiment towards him than love and venera-
ton This brcath.s In the respectful and well timed
remopstranco OF the Senate in the dgufed protests
Of the Ambassadors at Rome and In the proclamation
Of Prince Doria to the pontfca armies compromise
has In consequence been effected satisfactory IL Is
be hoped to the people and to his conscience; and 1t
IL the prayer every true friend Of Italian indcpen
dcncc that the Romans may to hold In the
esteem and vencraton he the wise the pure
minded. and the Incompatible prince and pontiT who
has been raised up by Providence mcet the spiritual
and temporal exReucics of the age To belong to the
ranks Of the Catholic clcrgywho can boast "a their
supreme head Of such pontiH and to blond With h 9
magnificent achit vements my heartfelt and revcrrn
tial syn pathi-s. especially In the ceremony OF this
MORNINGS an honor and privilege. Which: trust,
shall to be profou ndly appreciated by
= priest Of tho Catholic church
Flag Of regensrated Italy rendered doubly sacred
~ the bsssie9 which religion has invoked upon thee
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11
ELOQUENT EXTRACT

We have been favored with a copy Of
speech recently delivered in Congress BY
the Hon. NJ. Hampton. The suhlcc, j.
"Thc Rivers and IIarbors os tho un;on."
Man; important facts are grouped together
aud the effort Throughout, j. most crcditable.
The following is its clolncn, conclusion:
"iut u few short years have ELAPSED
since the white man FIRST looked abroad ON
this Western world. The footprints 81
tho pilgrim fathers arc vet visible on the
shores where they landed, and the war
path .! the savage is fresh ~ the plnins-
impcnc,rnbe forests still !ic hc,ond the
outer tide q! emigration. whose deep. dark.
| solemn silence remains unhrn!,en, save b.
The bowling o!thc wcli, or lie scrcnm ui,
tho panther, While the voice q! Nature
every where around us procui'ns the coun
try still in It's infancy. We have ncco,n-
Pushed tho ordinary work otnres; VIC have
proved to the world that truth is. indeed,
sometimes stranger than fiction Your fec
bic colonies, dotted here md there along
the shores OF the Atlantic, md struggling
Tor existence, have stretched on, their nrms
across the mountains, md embraced the
shores Of the lakes, the Pacific ocean, ani
the Gulf ot Mexico; and still their march
Is onward. breaking over all boundaries,
and doiying oil limits 10 their progress,
until !, would seem TIM, nothing can s,ay
the tide at emigration, hu, wall 81 high
rs 10 hatllc the eagle in hs iirbl, and whose
foundation is SO deep rs 10 defy the earth.
quake.
Bat this indomitab'c energy aud pcrsc
vcrence Of the American people arc not
found alone in their migratory disposition
They are dilnscd through every branch Of
business, and arc manifested in nii their
pursuits, whether civil, political, ngrcul,u-
rnl, or mechanical. And while our citizen
soldiers are inv incialc in war, our soldier
citizens are unrivallcd ia the arts of peace.
Strange and pnradoNical ne j, may appear,
the diffusion al their energies Inns onl,
tended Ia strengthen their union, BY dis
closing tho incxhnus,iblc resources of their
common country, their mutual dependence
on each other, and the danger Of separation
nnd disunion. Time md space have been
annihilatcd. Tho dis.an, portions Of this
greet republic IRE brought together hy the
genius o! Morse, aud thought and in,elli-
cence fly on the wing Of the lightning
And while the past still fingers with thc
present, the Imagination cannot conceive
the magnificent results ot The future until il
stands revealed in all lis majesty before
us"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

PROGRESS OF THE Active notice
among the many wonderful inventions Of
Yankee ingenuity, mode Of operation by
animal magnetism which bids fair TO mate.
rally lower the prices Of provisions. Food
sufficient for one person is prepared aud
placed upon the table, around which tho
guests are seated; the operator then mesfne-
rizes the whole company, and proceeds to
satisfy his appetite. The rest, Of course,
from mesmeric sympathy. ore satisfied
when the mesmerizer is. By this means
large dinners arc given with trifling cx-
pence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

CoRwIN AMONG THE YANKEEs.-A gen.
,lcman Of New Haven, Connecticut, in II
letter Il friend in this city, dh,cd Marcel.
18th, says: LAS, evening had the pleas.
ure OF hearing Coy. Corwn If Ohio, doliv-
or political lecture in the Exchange before
a larger audience than ever saw colcc-
ted there before. The seats wcro all re-
moved, and all stood on their feet, except
those in the gallery. II was the best Politi-
cal speech Iercr heard; there was moro
CHRISTIANITY in it, than in any speech
Of the kind ever listened 10. We saily
wan, more such men ut Washington; mcn
who have proper view Of tho internal
spirit of war and bloodshcd, and who will
not how tho knee 10 The dark spirit q
Slavery, In, place themselves on the side
Of God and Ilumanity"-Cin. Ca=.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

SCENES on THE OnIo--Our boat stopped
TO take wood. On the shore amongst n
crowd, was remarkably stupid looking
fellow, with his hands in his pockets, and
his under lip hanging down. A dandy
ripe for a scrapc, tipped mods and winks oil
about, saying: "Now I'll have somc fun !;
I'll frightcn tho green horn" lie jumped
ashore with drawn bowie-kniic, hrnndish-
ing il in the face Of the green I'm, cxclaim-
ing-"Now I'll punish you; hive bccn
looking for you week" The fellow stared
stupidity at the assailan,. He evidently had
not sense enough to be ecarcd-but rs tho
bowie.knifc came near his face, one Of his
huge fists suddenly vacated his pocket, and
fell hard and heavy between the dandy's
eyes. and the poor fellow was Houndcrd il
the Ohio Greening jumped on board our
boat, put his hands in his pockets, and look
cd around. "May be-" said he, "thcre's
somebody else here that's been looking Tor
me week"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11
WHOLE NUMBER 3!7.
GEN. SCOTT, AND TIE COURT on N

CURRY.
Al tho opening ofthe Cour, of Inquiry in
the city Of Mexico, Gen. Scot. scnt in tho
following letter:
Nh President and GcnHcmca Of The
Court. Here, in the Capital 81 MsNiec,
conquered IN Tho American arms, under
my command, find myself prisoner nt
largc--ihc chief criminal before this Court.
Deeply wounded, my military pride is cast
down into the tust--nut b, the pubIic
encin, hu! by the stran. arm of power
from home. All that could be- aoac in thrs
quarter ~ IN IRE, t. degrade uud hunhlo
me, here and o,scv here. has been accom-.
plished. Eat, sustained by the Almighty
orin--ieclng mysclfstrongi in conscious rcc-
IItude, strong in mind and body -stron.
Ia nj the means o' self defence, hii def.
ance to my aceuscrs. shall not plcnd tho
letter Withdrawing the appeal c::lst mo
N bar "a triul. Nay, challenge Tho wri.
ter ut tina, letter - come forward ani DO his
worst. BOT no doaL, he thinks-anl with
rcason--ihat he has done kis trorst: Here.
ia vie" cl the enemy. he has caused mo Ia
be struck down from the high aud honorable
command Of "a most gallant, and triumphant
army. lie has caused me frs, 10 10 prcjuig.
"a aud punished n! home md then to 10
hroueh, forward TO bo tried again, While he,
my junior hns been prc-acqui.,cd and rcwar.
dcd. The President. has, We arc exultingly
told, donc linn full md ample Justice Yes
sir, in doablc measure--jus,ce IL his pride
and Justice to his vengeance. Let him, Mr..
prcsid.n, - forth rejoicing in the plcn,i-
,udo Of Executive favor. Without cnv ing
him hls hcnors, shall. nj the end Of this
Court, have ,lono with him forever Again,
MIR. President, repeat, my attitude is that
Of defiance.