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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
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TlhiDArE.tHiA MshcAL uOUsE-Es.a,a .sned
- l5 yeats ago, hy DIR. kiAhELtN. The oldest
sntest aud ts haHd u eNe AL orHs Of secret Diseases
diseases Of the and solitary habits OF y0ui, DR.
klNkELiN, n. ". coruer 90 Thud and Uuon SIS,
[ Between Spruce aad l.ne, u squares from the Ex
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth \. An Injured themselves by certain
practice iudaietd H--a la'ii frequently learned fron
evI. companions, a.. sc55'e c.iocl9 Of which
nightly felt when asleep. ana destroy bots mind
constitutional deAitr immediately cured, and full yisor
restored. All letters pestrat,
YOUNG MEN
If You value your e your health, rene aber, the
delay OF wonti. nay, eNsa week, iuAy prove your
rum, both OF lody ami mind Hence lei uo tsse mod
esiv delcr from i1sSue case known 10 one mo
from education and resIt-cubiilN. cam alone letreHd
you. lie who pares ais,t under Or. huhclin's Ie2t-
iuent, rel.glousF cUliun ln ms EahCr 3,
man. and whose soson 0lll lorevtr locked The
crei of Tie patient.
Too ,reul tAiak they v hug Tie secret o. teIr
hearts ana cure themselves Alas often tliss
fatal deiusiou, sad htf, many promising young man,
who asst have tee. ornament 90 society faded
from the earth
COUNTRY lNNALInS,
iline IL announcement 10 ta,c Hel.dntl ami lion,
o41. b. stating tlr4 aasc eEictg. to-e.her vita all
their symptoms Der letter posi- paid have forwarded
To hem ches. containing IN. KS Medicines appropri.
aied accordingly
Packages OF Medicines forwarded 90 part Of The
United states as & inliarHts HutIte-
IT, Post pad letters. adirc~-Ci TO Or; KENkLIIN,
Philadelphia. wjil DC FruuiIA aiteunftto
Soc advertisement ll iAt Nfft a. tJt Tunes, ftiia
fcihbil Nov city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

silk Glazed Caps s fo5 ess ssd 'S ss5-isSl
o the latest styles lnsl lecd from rhisdehis and for
see fashionable hat aud Ger siaie on tuiou 81
les JOHN J HOCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

J EMoNAL- } n. ZlpNEa has rcn,oveahis g.ocer
: sid eaAefy 10 his ues ess ah lnent Two doors te
." tlngeswate house Ma street, Who're lie Is
P.'afu ~ ninsh DIS former Gust u4es, and all new
ones with tie star and laNuries OF ~.
any hour ia the dan an -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
NEW AGENCY

CONSUMPTION CUR GD.--'rhe subscriber has taken
W the Agency for the sale of Doctor Fiichs All.
dominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, and lnhaing
Tubes together with his Book OF lecture theuses
of the Lungs and cause, prevention and Of Hui.
monary consumption, Asthma, and Diseases OF the
Hear: tnc laws of Longevity and on The noce of
preseiv Male and Female health hundred wears:
with .G Illustrations; by Samuel sheldon Fitch A Nj
u.
The Afflicted aud Medical Faculty IN particular, al G
respectfully invited 10 call aud examine.
supply OF tn, above instruments aud Books lust
orened and Tor sale by JAS MELI.OR, AGENT
Apis Union 81. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

r REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP.
HENRY has removed from the stand he occupied OF,
~ Water ST. 10 - Main street. to the House formerly
occupied by g McCaam a. a Hat and Cap store d
recty opposite the Monroe House, aud has associated
with himself IN the Hating business Mr. a G Robinson
The business w hereafter he conducted under The name
and firm of HENRY & ROBINSON. They have ji,si
lived from The East, OF the hest AID mos fash
ion tle stock aud trimmings thai he had ia tile
Eastern cities. They are determined mai as good
ana fashionable hat as any shop in the city and sell
them as chesp. We have the stock aud do our own
work, They invite the attention OF their friends and
the public al large call and examine their stock Le
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY 4 ROBINSON
myl Opposite the Monroe House Maiu street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

P. incpal Offices l26 FULTON STREET san Build,
10 n y Rediius 4 Co. STATE street Boston; Dyou
! sons l22 North Second sire It. philadelphia > S.
Hance. ugugsist Baltimore =. Cohen Charleston
Mnsbi i Co. Isl Charlres street New oleans lo5
Souta Pearl street Albany and by all tae prime pal
pfu12isJ AMI Mcleh tBts generally throughout the I'M
tad States. West ia':-s 'nl the C.iHPdns
For sale, Wholesale and retail. by G EPRN0R & c
Agents al d. Todos Old stand, st, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
,r;r,e c,r r,.,,iors FRS; sainr'!ay IN March.
/, asst saturday in August.

fxATS of the above Vie hand and for sale al nv
y = Fashionable Tat aud Cap Store No. 1863 Main st.
where iHanufaoiur ne Ma extra mo,esk silk and
Beaver, and every variety hats of 4 superior quality
My facilities for manufacturing enable furnish
much finer, tighter ard more durable hal lowe
than any other csig bshmcnt in the city. AN th.sr
wishing to purchase The handsoncst ard lest ha for The
price in the city, IL please call ard examine for HEM
selves. Ggiar 2l W AZ llNEsnN 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

AT TIE CANTON TEA STORE.
Hqrbei Square. Whaling. W.
TIT YOU NAV find pure teas. imported ~ ihe
wv Canton Tea Company Of New atk 10 ths'heih
and lG3 Lrccnw ich SITS.
Retail prices foows-sulject in all cases 20 Ne te
turned If not approved of IN cer weight or Guah''y'
EpEEA&
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

BOOT AND SHOE
s,-yr.,55ss1ieA MANDATORY.
Ex.g14EsSZl%ns-vza JOHN BRUCE, Faslona
- --~ HE loot and Shoe Maker, Il few
doors below The Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING Va.
HE wishes 10 inform his friends and the public gcner
ally that he has hand the hest and most fashion
able assortment of FINE BOOTS in the city and made
by the hest worknen in The western country. He also
Keeps on hand good assortment Of tine peeged Boots
winch he sells very low These with everything in his
line and with close and attention
Ind by providing neat aud cheap article he hopes
lncetth patronage OF discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
he has just received fresh lot of French Calf skins
which lie IS prepared to manufacture into Boots and
Shoes Tor his friends very short notice in his neon
harry neat and fashionable style. Aprl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Dr. IowuScuds trssptit iut icurHtrs tho whole
ten permanently. 10 those wao have lost their
lar energy bv effects Of MEDICINE iuiscrru com.
mited IA youth. The excessive indulgence Of the pas
,ious au ought hy physical prosttetnn ofthe
system. assitude. Of ambition taIating
tUIs. premature decay and decae Fastening towards
that fatal disease Consuniptou ~ entirely restored 10y
this peasaat remedy This Satsap9ra far superior
to any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
WN845agn>
40 YOU wv NJ

a GOOD Cooking Stevc?--Ihere is nothing ms re
Desirable IN the way of house furniture than a good
'coklns stoVe-tlcre many excellent stoves
"i variety OF Patterns now in use hut have seen
none that appear to ave many advantages as the air
tight Continuation Stove We advise housekee pers TO
call and see th,s stove at pHNSON'S
I'm, Sheet ifoh and stove ware house, No 1ol Mar
kci square. sen n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14


VE3 + are now receiving direct from the Manufac.
NS turer's. by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for our own TRADE. one of the largest and
best selected ssortments of Doors SHors for Snrirr
and SUMNER WEAR offered in this or apv other
market 70 all who are in want of ANYTHING in the
way OF boots or shoes. would respectfully request
examination of our stock previous purchasing as
suring them they will find il their advantage Our
stock will be found to consist part of the following
seasonabIe goods
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
Euyigorn,i-g Cordinl.
Son.ur,p,iou Cured,

A. - fepcwa AMI luYigofars The system. gives activity
the liibs, an; strength TIC muscular system in
lost extraordinary 1ogree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

SEQ pairs Mems Fine calf boots
800 do Gents Fine morocco do
3to do Mems Stout calf welt Boots,
500 do Mems Kin cots
MEMS MONROES
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Munrocs,
1000 do Mems kip Bropaus,
800 do Mems stout calf welt Brogans
400 do Mems prime thick broeans
,o BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
l0n pairs Boys fine calf boots,
$50 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
a do do fine calf do
BOYS AND youTiis' BRoGANs.
SEQ SEQ pairs Boys Kip Broaans,
$50 do do Morocco Brogans
200 do do Thick do
geo do Youths calf and morocco do
500 do do Kin BrOgans
LApiEs' SLIPPERS, HALF CATERS, &c.
5000 pairs cheap Kid and Seal Slippers
800 do Ladies Fine Kid Slippers
900 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes,
800 do do Pump Sole Caters,
$40 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots.
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Wonlen's Kid and orocco Lace Boots,
400 do do calf Lace Boots
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &C.
COO pairs Misses KID and Sea- Slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters,
400 do do Morocco Lace Boets.
CiiiLDREN'S SHOES.
COCO pairs children's morocco ande Booiees,
200 do do Fancy CATERS.
do rancy co'ored Kid Bootees,
$40 do do Black and cOlored K -
eco DO Dc Ml!9sE2aeeffs sh ssse sa f Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on kand large aud well selected assert
ment of Shoe Stock and Findings viz: Spanish Sole
Kid, Lining and Binding skins. ALSO-i.ass, Boot
Trees shoe Threads Nails, Pegs, Patent and common
aw Hans Avn tades Pinccrs Knives an assortment
of French Shoe Kit &c &C
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
TO RS, we still solicit continuance of the sane
McCLAILEN, KNOX & co.
Mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
EsSb5Sjs.EI NNslE,eG

ksOk1as 81 WELLS.
A"ENI OF rue CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse.
K rEi on maui aud manufactures 10 order almost
every variety Of Printers Materials OF the itest
syts ahd most dnfa'te materials wholesale and retail
a. Eastern "Ices with avery hera discount for cash
Iii WISHING TO purchase an oticc, ON application
~ " i""isheu MitIah estimate Of The ,iuaatriy and
tue Cost of IT, by their ststg Inc work rraaire a, e
done he size OF their paper.
ne W ashIston Presses manufactured al this osiah
isiieiit, are interior To Eonea great Improvement
their construction, as well reduction OF price, hav-
ing taken place.
Tower presses msd TO order Superior Proof presses
wholiy ni Iron, and an assortment OF German Ivles
Fancy tyne. cuts aud horiers from the F0undfies o
hIuee ana Nhie of n. v. and l. johnson. Phiia
kept on hand. Persons purchasing for cash aie espe
eiauy ihNlted 10 call Lenre purchasing escN here.
Ai'SU-seVe'a second baud presses, aud second bond
iohts OF syte, hui ilIiie WON, for SAID low. oct6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
BOOT AND SHOE

Root xx,hh;,,r 20 bots of Boot Web ius--a
A'ooV "Spoi'iS' prime article, just received by
mi6 MCLALLES, KSox & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

MOROCCO SH!ilS. Morocco skus, and 5 dozen
MADRAS Mo Skins just received and for sale At the
Big Red Boot ml6 hpCLALLEN, KNOX & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Improperly examined will he found 10 te only an az
gravaled state of Lchargy Lcthargy aggravated
ate Of Dro~siue5s. Tie vessels and veins heig clio
scd M .sith corrupt sta"nat unors, diminish the
cuation ard prevent the boo from supplying and
ishnr the train by purifying the lo1d with Or Sweet
see 5 fsuacea, all apTopetic symptoms carried off,
Those who have tendency 10 applopleXy, never
keep their blood in too gsod condition. Frequent PM
rity ing with this Vegetable Panacsa will always insure
us against an attack of this malady, which often
proves fatal. There Is not man. woman child, who
cannot This time DR.. Sweetser's Panacea with he
uciit TO thenscly est always ayes the body in a
stronger cuudt AFTER It's than before and pro-
NOTES healthy growth OF children by kee, ling iIer
body aud fluids IN clearly aud healthy state
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Dau, 25 bushels Pegs, assorted sizes, just received
\ So and for sale hv M'CLALLEN. X NoX & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
Dir. SWEETSEE'S PANACEA.
Rulgituors II,,t IC,J 1C -

tFNt't"t'f 2. 4'"fH ION lC't {.
certify. that FOR the last FIVE years have hecu NJ
tctcd with Dyspepsia and Water Brash, accompauied
with general weakness 0fthe whole system psrficu
afly ds'rc sing Pains IN The hack. Al tics NV dres
ien was 50 tadilM could scarcely Keep anything on
stomach. and coffee could not touch. ! hag teeu
attended hy several doctors AND had taken great many
descriptions. without receiving any ,eucft. A few
,verks ago commenced taking Br. Sweoler Panacea
aud before had finished Tie rsi bottle felt certain II
would cure me, as no medicine had taken had such
effect On have now taken three l0ttes and feel
aereluy well am, however taking another Bottle TO
strengthen my nervous 81 stem make this statement
publicly TO let afflicted know where obtain relief
N.,ttra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
SPINE DISEASES.

Spinal Affections enl, rgenen ofthe homes and Joints
while swcllinss hjp joint complaint reptures. failing
the bowels and womb disease, VIII find speedy cure in
DR. Sweetsers PanaCca. Where the disease has OF
long standing, The tine required to make cure will he
onfer bu the patient may assured that deter.
mined perseverance, WIN effect it.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
knRaf Cnne

Weirsceived from Mir. David F. May, who resides g miles east of this place, a ane stalk of the ribbond sugar cane.- This specimen is as fine as wo evep-have scen in either Louisiana or Texas, with, nine joints averaging inches each, with the most suitable grain for sugar, proving, we think conclusively that sugar cane csn he growed to great advantage and u.eful purposes even on the higt lands il, Eoosa county.
The State guard., 1848-10-03

G-MY. Barry, "who now pre- sidc" orer the helm of the Lowndes coun- Y Chronicle, passed through this place, on Tuesday last on his way home, from Tennessee, in which State he has been spending short ii ne. He seems to think Tennessee will go whig by several thou sands, but as the Maj. is whig himself, this statement can be taken for what it is worth, by those who know the strength of tho Jackson boys in Tennessee.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
Speaking and Dinner at the
 HarrOwgate Springs.

We see by flaiming hand.bills in circu- lation, that Public Barbecue is to be giv- en by the whigs of Montgomery county, at the Harrowgate Springs on next Thurs day, :he 9th of October. The Hon. II. w. Hilliard, Mr. Belser and a host of oth- CT distinguished whig Speakers are ex- pected to be present: The public gener- ally are invited, and the ladies in particular. for whom seats will be prepared. We care but very little ourselves of witnessing any of the transaction, only that part to be given by Mir. Belser, who has heretofore stood in the foremost ranks of the Democ- racy in Alabama. We cannot imagine for our life what reason can be adduced by Mir. Belser, whom we have ever con- sidered as honest politician as man, and his private character is without re- proach, for supporting Gen. Taylor who is pledged not to use the veto power given by the constitution to the President, and who procaims again and again that the "will of the people as expressed by their repre-. sentatives in Congress will be carried out by him in his administration, at this very time when there is decided maiori. ty ofthis very Congress which is to be So highly respectfully Gen. Taylor, in fa- vor ofrestricting slavery, to as compressed a limit as their impudence and assumption ofpower will or can be allowed: what abolitionists is there at this day who wants more emphatic pledge to carry out the doctrines of the Wilmot Proviso than this respect to Congress- by Gen. Taylorl We say that Corwin does not, Giddens does not from the fact that these two men who have ever been hostile to the South, are Co-working with Mr.. Belser in the support of Gen. Taylor for the
 Presidency. The whigs are excusable for supporting Gen. Taylor, for we cannot expect any friendship from them, to our country, hut for Mir. Belser, who ever has entertained the most conservitive and sound doctrine to be found acting in har- mony with this sparty in the support of Gen. Taylor is to us one of the greatest histories of the age.
The State guard., 1848-10-03

sired to observe timid, stand still, con-
 servative course. They profess to fear
 ssprogress." and therefore resist improve
 ment. At the present tune they even de.
 sire to relinquish our late acquisition from
 Mexico, and are struck with holy horror at the idea of ancxing Cuba. It is only in the minds of the Democracy that this desirable consumation is favorably con-. sidered. Beleyeing that our institutions, maintained in their purity, are susceptible q of the widest extension, we fear nothing from we'll regulated expansion. but de- sire to acquire by peaceful means all tkose portions of North America, which are necessary for our national prosperity and security.
 The recent commotions in Cuba, and discussions in the British Parliament, have drawn attention to this subject
 The people of the island are anxious to pass from under the yoke of Spain. By her extortionate system of taxatiode eand oppressive commercial regulations, she has long crippled their prosperity, and fill ed them with dissatisfaction and disloyalty. . Spain feels insecure in the possession, and it is said that the island could be pur- q chased from her for no very exorbitant sum. The chief nations of Europe Great Britain particularly-are looking to the subject with anxiety and constant at. tention. It is highly probable, from indi. cations that have looked out in the spceoh-n es of Lord John Bentinck and othess, that diplomatic negotiations have bees more than once attempted, and no doubSwal be hereafter renewed. s.s .,..
 These facts render tall important that the minds of our statemen and people should be directed to the condition and. destiny of Cuba. It will never ao to permit it to pass into the hands of any European power, and when the sceptre slips from the hold of Spain, it must be received by us.. How necessary then will it be to have in the executive chair statesman not hostile to territorial acqui- sition, but one who will cordially grasp the golden prize, aad place it among the other jewels of our national diadem.
 We commend to the people the consid- eration of this important subject. The thoughtful regard of such topics is far :. worthier of refecting minds, of political economists, and statesman, than all the bombastic accounts of battles, however we'll fought, or fulsome songs sung at hus. tings, or in the bar room.
The State guard., 1848-10-03
Compliment to Stephens of Ga

It certainly must be very fattering to the friends of this gentleman in the South- ern States, and particularly in Georgia, to hear such compliments paid him as the following from the New York Globe, the leading abolition, barn-burning paper in New York city. What is to be expected, will become of the South when such men as Stephens deserts her and goes over to the enemy, thereby making him "one of the noblest whigs of the South" We do wish that the people of Georgia, will pay him that tribute, which he deserves for such infamous conduct, as characteris- ed him on the compromise Bill. Who voted with the North on the slavery ques- ton Alexander H. Stephens; People of Georgia, do you here that:
 "Hon. Alexander 1T. Stephens of Georgia, WHO VOTED WITH THE NORTH ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION, has been unanimously nominated for re election.-- HE IS ONE OF THE NoBLEsT WHIGs AT THE SOUTH. ."-Daily Globe, 9th ul.
The State guard., 1848-10-03

HThe old vetran in the cause of de. nocracy, Col. Wm. R. King returned home, near Cahawba, in Dallas county, on Sunday the 24th ult., in excellent health, and we learn, gives aattering accounts ol the prospects of success for the good old cn,lse in tue section of country in which he has been spending his time since the adjournment of Congress.
The State guard., 1848-10-03

over the continent. And England, in.
 stead of having made another, and the
 strongest step of all, to universal power
 and domination, holds in her hand an
 unmeaning document, abandoned, on the
 instant, by the allies, on whose moral
 force she had counted to enable her to carry out her monstrous purpose. Gen. Cass has hastily prepared pamphlet set ting forth the true import and dangers of
 this treaty. It will be read by every statesman in Europe, and, added 10 the Generals personal influence here, will efiectually balk England. The country owes much for his seasonable and effec- tual influence with this government.
 And yet to prove further the duplicity and falsehood used by these whig Edi- tors and politicians, in regard to this very prayer made as one would suppose, by Gen. Cass, on his knees, and asking it from God, the following from the New York, Courier & Enquirer, and warmly endorsed by the Richmond Va., Whig of December l6, ls42, may be of some use to our whig friends
 "Gen Cass, than whom no purer man breaths, i've hope this praise from us may not be very injurious to him) is universally beloved for the purity of his private and public character. His conduct the as rep- resentative of our government at Paris, has been almost universally approved; and as he is well known to be very little im- bued with the party spirit of the day, moderate men of all politics have looked forward to the possibility of his becoming the successful candidate of new organi- zation of parties.'' D q.
 These are only few of the recommen- dation of whigs, ofthe course of Gen. Cass in making this prayer, then, but has here of late, since he has become demo- cratic candidate for the Presidency, turn. ed the eyes of so many whigs sore. It is a fact, that this letter of Gen Cass, must with the universal appropriation of the people of the United States in 1842, and by none, was it more highly praised than by southern whig politicians and southern whig newspaper Editors. And now mo- thing too severe can be said against this truely patriotic stateman by these honger- ons of party that has denied all princi- ples or intention, but the defeat of the Democratic party, and the arrest of the progress of this now happy county.
The State guard., 1848-10-03

"Upon the subject of the Tariff, the Currency, tho improvement of our great highways, rivers, lakes & harbvrs, the will of the people as expressed through their representatives in Congress, ought to be respected and carried out by the Exccu- tive."
 This is Gen. Taylor's own declaration of political faith as given by his Allison letter, No. ]. Thus, according to Gen. Tayior's doctrine Congress has the right to establish an enormous, hugh protective Tariff-Congrcss has the right to establish another constitutional United States Bank.--Congrcss has the right to appro- prlate every cent of the public funds to tho cleaning out various rivers and Lakes according to Gen. Taylor's doctrines, merely because Congress is representing ; tho will of the people. Is this doctrine Sfa President acceptable to those patriotic people who have tor 70 many years been striving to put this Tariff Fdownl We think moi. Is this right of Congressfo establish a destructive protective Tariff in accordance with tke patriotic Statesmen of South Carolina who have fought so hard against this measure, We think not. So Gen. Taylor's doctrines are anti. Democratic and no democrat can support him for Pre- sfdcnt.