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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
sEEygeEges HOLDS
OR PILES, IN1itNtL OR ENTrRNAL fENAR
NESTLY CtRfp BN
Do Iphan's Nrerl bic ElecInarv,
Al HifrH0i Nfms9V. irh!c'. 4 "sff ac-
eordi,g 10 dirtefioHs. c1trt for

AH HisTaoi Rtms9y. ch!c'. a "ssf ae-
oordife 10 directions. care for
iitC "a eUGrau'ccf.
SYMPTOMS or TIE DISEASE.
4 common consequence Of this ecttou Is a Kind OF
erc-s. ~ i'arirc dawn frsaii0u. Il tanlitary
ra 81. tho ffai, trsIU end tHroh ine ~ the
,arl varying ffnm ufa prae dcrrec of these sainna
10 ne arst cxrrutiatur su ctngthese caused BY
thc great flow 81 Mood 10 TIE parts Sometimes thu ~
~ ihF svei nrofrufps ~ every evacuation.
forming what is called ProiarSus failing of DE iw
rs this 10 the effect OF o"c continued Irritation and
weakness OF that organ IN instances the patient
experiences nervous paine. Win Undesirable, AVID
srown only to the sufferer. winch commence iaiuedt
Srit aor an evacuation. and continue fr0m tiry min
ute- 90 several hours, these sensations annoy
ing aUt very distressing Ihis disease. whcs
Of hong continuance j. attended nv pain aud weaknss
30 tire hact. irritation oftle kidneys and bladder au6
saer Nv he vicinity. pair ard sinhuess IN The
legs ard feet epUse OF stfatness a. The chest and
uu atura nnes- iu the onius viscera. Acc0mpauiei
with napitstiou OF the heau AND oppression. indvid
Ias eSpe' ieuCe pfcviogS to attack uf the
riies. svto deuntirr great arrangement IN the cir
Anon err 0. Of weight and pressure in th-
T'taen, with pecu lar feeling OF Urcastrrss 10 The
how e cans 10 oi Of nerirgutn aitef a,d with pain ~
e &c. loans, NAUSEA ant slight mains in the siou-
o. ale confused sersaior IN the head.
.ssrHts- and rriia e and disc1uicutcl state Of the
4 fas'ns - fulres> ard oppression H. The regon
the s'"rach. The CIRCULATION on the surfqce = fee
"e. the current Of blood determined inward and
,i1wuW affE.
RFPHANS VEGErN HLE ELECTCARN,
'rRls ErFtcrrairy. AND IurFt ORR PREVESTs PiLEs
READ THE ESflMpNY.
IlulsJu I'eeem er -. ~.
GrSrs:-i have used o. 'phaus Nage ale Fi'c Fec
le's i,i purchase cf ,uI. and Grd Il ono 81 tie
Ct e'nes 90 or a. Til'S. AVID for all ~
ors e.tsus arising from h. rure STATE Of The SIS
cm. ours. T. \ COLE. Marble Dealer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

For Wood or Goals summer or Winter.
yE subscribers have secured the exclusive ri hi for
h The City of Wheeling and county of Ohio, and ara
manufacturing the above useful. amenta and spen.
did s.oves Of three different which for aud
variety ia cooking and economy of iel (not
aore than cents worth of coal per day and cook for
ards of 20 OF family al one time excel every thing
d the Kind Ia use. We appeal 10 citizens and the
,eighorns counties 10 paronlze the manufactures OF
their rather thsn encourage those OF Cnc and
rther places especially when they he better accom-
niodated with that useful futniiure good
eouoiniea al aud cheap tookn" Stove Satisfactory
rcfercue es given to persons ho nave them in use
We have also great variety OF aakins Stoves adap.
ted for Wood and coal genera assortment OF eastingy
sc. MA SWEENEY AATHEWa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

|
MEMS BOOTS
500 pairs Mems Fiue calf boots
300 d. Gents Fine morocco do
3uO do Mems stout calf welt Boots
$40 do Mems in koots
MEMS MONROES
1910 do Mems kip Brogans
!NO do Mems stout ealfa welt Brorans
4OO DO Mems prime thick bropans
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
Joe pairs Roys' fine calf hoois,
80 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
IS do do fine calf do
'po 10 chidren's calf do; sizes 5toa
~ BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANs.
600 pairs Boys Kip Brogans,
2t0 do do calf dc
$50 do do Morocco Brogans
$50 do do Thick do
300 do Youths calf aud moroecodo
LADIES' SLIPPERS. HALF CATERS. &c.
1000 pairs cheap id and Seal Slippers,
800 do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers
quo DO do Fine Kid Walking Shoes
300 do do Pnnp Soils CATERS.
i5o 90 do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
SEQ pairs Wouen's Md and N orocco Lace Boots,
'0s MISSES s. so spps ess Lac ser Boots saors
zoo pairs Misses Kid aud Seal Slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters.
400 do do Morocco Lace Boets
CIlILDREN'S SHOES
5000 pairs chdren's morocco and leather Bootee,
200 do do Fancy CATERS,
w NO w rehcy coorcd Kid BOOtees,
ooo do do Black and coored Kid ankle Ties
'00 do do Morocco Lace Boots
1900 do do Leather nepged Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on hsnd larce and well selected assert
ment of Shoe Si-ck and Findings, viz; Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco,
Kid, Lining and Binding skins. ALSO--l.asts, Boot
Trees, shoe Threads Nails, Pegs, Patent and common
aw! Hans Avn fades Pncers Knives; an assortment
OF French Shoe Kit, sc sc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to us, still solicit continuance of the same.
81, ,CLALLEN, KNOX L co.
q w heelng, Mar 10, ls4e.
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Erramant Perks CO, Mass Nov 81. is47.
The above certificate tells Simple ard truthful story
OF suefing aud relief. of which physician and wit
ness in the case, eheerfuliy endorse. DIX CHAPMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

NoT1CE-1'he genuine Upham's Eleciuary has his
written signature. thus 90 A Uphau, NJ. ~ The
hand is alone done with pen. Price 81 rer box.
OF Sold wholesale aud retail, by WYATT &
kETCHAM, ~ Fulton street, n V, and hy Druggists
generally thr0ua bout the United States and Caradas
j. CRUMBACkER, Agent for Wheeling. Va.
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

4 ihesfr 81 soaset sfoi ach resiefcd ard inn
= pufe ot tFts "a. ,Wh,A IS le ioitaa 81 0I. 81 ,,
y ~ tuGi ,ttatLttl Thea. ,unsiIsilof 20 a p,.
D. ~ t4A = -AhSAi lklLi.A and WILD AEkE,
fltI.S wAich - Tie o.y sale family ,e,li ne 10 ae Oh
tanned bad al VA }. ROBB'S.
oeI - corner Lnion And n ain al
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asI1s i1IQlI.'
DIR. SWEETsER'S pANACEA

nrIIls MEDICINE il warranted. on oath not 10 ron
tain particle Of Csi0mei. Corrosive Sutimste Arse
ME. Chloride or Gold. or any deie,erious minerals
Tho principle upon which tins medicine sets, is Nv
ASSISTING and harnunizng with naurc; drives ont all
foul acrimonious humors from the blood and body aud
r. assimiattng with and strengthening the gastric nce
OF stomach tps~ists digestion: in short there IL
vein. artery, muscle herve in the humane body
that - not strengthened by Tho PtSAcEa and il also
tho remarkable property of removing mercury
from the bones aud ipnts.
FOR ERlFTlONS OF THE SKIN --Scurvy scor.
mtic Affections, Tunors scruftuia Kings Evil,
White Swelling, Erysipelas. lcnrs, Cancers Running
Ssres Seals aud Biles. time md determined prrsevcr
ance in la. SWFErsER's PaN,eE., win eject a cure
For INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea. NomitIngs. Nervous afer-
tom. Billions complaints. Headache, falepess Fe-
male Irregularities r. Sweeiser's Panaces Will aoon
fleet a cure: list ifostuate, attended with grping
wing palms, the dose should Re increased. and the
wiz soen be effected Let not the patients frighten
Themselves with the idea that they zoo weak take
much incidence but lear IN mind that their mildly one.
aiue medicine puts not weakness into the frame hut
certainly draws weakness out leaves strength in
place. aud by giving composed sleep night and an
aprete 10 rel sh food Tranimas the whole with
vigorous action clearing the mind aud mprov ng the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION
accompanied NTH Nc, pous Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

certify. that for the last 1--WE wears. have hecn af
ficcd with Dyspepsia aud Water Brash, ACCOMPANIED
with a general weakness ofthe whole system psrticu
arly distressing faius in the lack Al times my dses
ieu Tad that could scarcely keep ANYTHING on
Siy stomach. and coffee could not touch lad lcen
attended ny several doctors aud had taken great many
resolutions. without receiving any .enetit. few
weeks ago commenced taking DIR. Sweeier Panaces,
ard before had finished the irs bottle felt certain IL
would cure me- as no medicine had taken had such an
effect on ne have now taken three bottles and feel
perfectly well am however. tak another bottle TO
strengthen nervous system make this statement
publicly. to let afflicted know where TO obtain relief
t.,II.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
YOU
SlIERMAN'S OLoSAONlAN,
ALI-HEALING BA SAM.

e SS your friends " they know Of snv thing thu,
"a viii so specy cure tong and tedious cough.
sing Of blood iro"chs. yspepic consumption hoarse
ness influenza. s't diseases ofhe thrne the Ooso-
Enaul api thet viii tell y0u--no. There rever has as
vel been arguedy introduced 10 public notice hch has
neon prodnctve OF much good in short space Of
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At THE CANTON TEA STORE,

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Market Square. Wheeiing. Va.
TYYRERE YOU NAV find pure teas, imported by the
w Can,en Tea Company Of New York, l25 Chatham
and 1863 greenwich sis.
Retail prices foliowssnhject in all cases to he 70
turned if not approved of in either weight or quantity
GREENS
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ASTONISHING CuRFS

WV RoSb the crierrs'ed Boston cracker baker q
Nassau stree Brooklyn tAes that hi. wife kas leeu al
ficed with Asthlus Tor 30 and could hnd per
nanent reitef frrn TIE est medical advice which
Nork ard Brnotvr could produce. was Induced to ",
tins ua. renedv. She - nearly well lis dsurh
et. who erlnC fs.n, Tire saue disease tried
ava w5s also cured by u Mrs. Bond is So well
tat 80 - ahc 10 from her led early in the nor
ns and aieutr her usual duties, through the day " III
0u' aniioy ancr from her distressing nalndy.
HESRY IA Es"- 18th street, near tile Catholic Gene
NV came toi sore Tor the rurpose of tanning lot
tic nf the 6O-aouiap having heen afflicted with Asih
fof than % y"a's aud ed on his
arva' Thar v" r0nn moi SPEAK lie purchased q hottie
ard rode nome Foui Gays afterwards lie wicked from
his rcsidenrc 10 III" office without fatigue distaureo
ov" tive .,.-, totrli Of the wonderful which h,
had * eti'uc"d from using about half 81 ote
tONSl iMPTiON OF The t1NGS
NJ. tonfotr r. Nhite street. low in the
ne ~ of I"r"' or lasi, that he given U.s. Nv his
hysIrIa i'iS friends ertesiaired hope ofhs reco.
veft He ws- petsuadcdto try tie Oosaoniau ami to
hls surri.. las restored him to health thai he -
now aiie t. ws'k alou; The slieeis.
Ms At1Rkr.tie wif"of VIM. " Aurcc James Hsr
MAJ" E.q. iuni w hsyes. Esq. all lear icsiinsny
this great remedy IN Consumption OF the lungs
Sitting BLOOD.
Mrs Tho rounsh. @52 Monroe street. who had been
troubled for srra' length Of imr " severe cough
aud ralsed qUsutiues of Hood relieved one hotte
oftte Oosoanau ard declares he greatest remedy in
tie world.
pENNts KELLY &c Wi alter street " as relieved from the
same COMPLAINT. although he was very much reduced
when lie commenced taking II. having ieen under tho
of his physician during the past winter Althonah
he conghed constantly ana r,uch troubled with
night sweais two bottles of the remedy enabled him 10
return to his daily work.
Dawn HENDERSON, TO I.isht street George w Bur.
nett formerly of Newark, N. j. Henry l.ision 1919 Il,
speedily and permanently cured the same complaint
by this remedy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

NV. aud Neaf SIr'
The fever aud aguei very prevaen' IN this and
your rus afe almost certain Tor H. nave troken
tt disease n on nyset with tWo doses Of The pits and
an h"' ACHE ~ ihls experience. have huoWu many
Others eNpe .erec the benefits. They are a n.edi
NENAn MI NSuN.
A Ek. AGENTS. mr. 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

"'""'' ''"'''''o'- 'uUs n,uNsss Srs.Ss115x:3
WE are now receiving direct from tho Man,e..
w turer's, by whom, they have been n,snnfn,,
expressly Tor our own TRADE, Of the largest and
nest seecied asortments of Doors and SHOES for Snrnn
ana SUMNER WEAR ever offered in this or snv n,har
market To all who in want of ANYTHING in ,ha
way oi Boots or Shoes would re.pectf,llv reoues,
surfing them they will find il TO their ADVANTAGE Cm
season able goods. Wv ''''"ihs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

This disease is warning from nature that the hIoc
is in very foul state and that the humors charged
with accrimony. Headache gives notice OF the imm
nent darg ants the body way disregard this arm
Ing of nature? DO you suppose you 1t W it'll
cologne wafer. bay rum, or smelling salts! Most ces-
talny not; only symptom, indication that tho
being acted on by the fou'ness and accrmo
nv ofhe humos. The disease itself ia in your blood
When you have the headache, do not risk your health
and life by not needing the warning nature giving You
but DIR. Sweeisers Psnaeea freely it viii purify
your blood and improve the health and circulation gen
orally. Persons always stronger after taking than
before as merely the dress from the body and
leave he pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

Which you see on the exterior. come from and have
their source in the Interior and might Just as well have
settled on the lungs liver any athe part which wt
know they frequently do and produce most violent t
Hanmatory disorders. The hunor which occasions
these sores Of highly acrimonio burning nature
We know 1t from the pain il gives in forming, and at
forwards from It's Rapidly uceratng ann corodng tho
flesh and skin oftie part where il breaks ont. This
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the hoof
with DR.. Sweeisers anacea. and keeping such maiiy
mani humors IN suherton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20
To tic Editorsof the Enquirer:
MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST PcIST
New York, June l2tn, 1915.

new YORK, June l2tn, 1915
have taken some pains since my arrival in
New York TO ascertain whether the difficulty in
the Democratic party was likely 10 be adjusted.
| find some diversity OF opinion, of course, on
that subject, but incline 10 The opinion, from
conversations had with some OF The best inform
ed persons here, tina, Inc whole difficulty will be
arranged, and that the party will be reunited, and
supper! Cass and Butler. But, whether be mis-
taken or no on This subject, | think it is pretty
clear that General Taylor cannot carry the vote
OF This Stale. | understand that some OF the most
prominent Clay Wings in The city Of New York
have declared that they will not support The no.
minees OF the Wing Convention-ha rather
than do SO, they will vote for Cass and Butler.
have also heard that large bets have been offered
in New York, lew days since, that Massachu-
sets and some other Of he New England States
would mol vo!e Tor General Taylor. tear, how
ever, that this is 100 coed 10 be true. One thing,
however, is quite certain, that the Whig nomina.
ton is not well received; whether they will
abide il, remains 10 be seen.
The annual examination Of the Cadets is now
being made. Ii requires much more time than
expected. The Cadets generally seem 10 have
progressed well in the various branches on which
they have been examined. This is The mos!
beautiful place have ever seen. The Revolu-
tonary incidents connected with il adds much 10
It's interest. The corps Of Cadets are admirably
disciplined and are in fine health, and present
beautiful and commanding appearance. the
buildings here require several additions, which,
when completed, will add very much 10 the com
tort Of The Cadets, aud the usefulness Of the nsi-
tuition. II is certainly a tiae institution, and
should receive The liberal patronage of The Go.
vernmeni. Col. Doniphan is lin US, aud is a
gentleman oil very progressing manners and
appearance, OF fine mind, and quite modest and
retiring. Mr. Ashbel Smith, OF Texas is The
President OF the Board of Visilers-a gentleman
of very fine talents and requirements, and bis ad-
dress probably surpassed BY none.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20

On motion OF Mr.. Anterior the consiie,.,;.-
of the Indian Appropriation bill was resnr.:
and MIR. Sebastian offered an amendmen, l. -
aes 10 proposed reduction in the bin a, II.
. number OF Indian agents OH the western AM
southern frontiers, to which reduction he wac ~
posed. Alter some debate, The amendment VA
adopted.
Mr. Hunter addressed the Senate at length /,
opposition 10 the amendment OF Mr. Bell. yes,s,
day adopted, in relation 10 the North Catol,n,
Cherokees, and Inc debate was continued by !,
veral other Senators.
The further consideration OF the bill was !,
naliy postponed until to. morrow, and on motto.
OF Mr.. Benton The joint resolution relating 10 II.
transportation and discharge OF The troops. ",
again taken up, as Mr.. B stated tina, he had >
ceived Information which rendered j, impor.r
that i, should be acted upon immediately. p,
general consent Mr.. B. Withdrew his amentm,.,
with an understanding that he would renew i !,
separate bill. The Joint resolution, win
an amendment, was then read The third time l..
passed.
Executive Session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House concurred in The Senaie's au.5..
ments 10 The bill proyiiing TOR paymen. Z. IA,
regiment Of Texas mounted troops GALE: m,
service under Col. Curtis.
On motion Of Mr.. Vinton, the House n.
Committee Of The whole, resumed the corses,,
ton OF the Navy Appropriation Bill ami h. h.,
was finally reported 10 The House with su,G,.
amendments.
Mr.. Vin,on moved The previous question us;,.
was sustained, the several amendmens ~.
agreed TO- and The bill was then ordered "A /. :.
crossed aud read a third time. A motion 4 :.
consider the voie ordering the bill u be ensrcsss.
was land on the table, and hen The House atiou,r
ed.
One OF the amendments adopted provides J..
the expenditure, uncer The direction Of he So.
tary OF The Treasury, OF $1,000, in obserya :.
recently recommended 10 him By The ame,,.,.
Philosophical Society and the Academy q, p,..
Arls. Another appropIiates SS1t000 In Il.
transportation OF the u. 5 Mall between Ne
York and Liverpool, and New York New a..
leans, Havana and Chagres, and between Par.
ma and Astoria under The act Of 81 March Isl.
Another appropriaies $50 600 for The compei,,
OF Marine Hospitals, now building at pItistu,s
Cleveland, Louisville, and $4,000 Tor he ere.
ton Of others at s.. Louis, Naichez, Padccs.
Napoleon, Ark, and on The land owned n II,
United States at Chicago. Another auho,nr.
an agreement for the transportation in sesme,,
Of the mai from New York 10 New Orleans !.
touch al Kew West and Havana, the steamers +
be commanded by officers OF the Navy, as ptoyl.
ded in the contract with Mr. Sloo.l
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LAMARTlNE'S REPLY TO THE I
LUTIONS OF THE AMERICAN

LAMARTlNE'S REPLY TO THE Z
LUTlONS OF THE AMERICAN
GRESS.-Mr. Rush, The American NJ
has communicated a resolution 10 The Ptc'
al Government rendering The congraIuar
the United States 10 The people Of Franc.
recent revolution. The resolution was Z
panied by the expression OF the Presitet
that France would be able 10 establish =
order, aud 10 avoid foreign war. NJ. ie =
tine returned the following reply.
"The resolution which you present % y
par, OF the Senate, the Legislative boy =
President OF the American Republic, Is y =.
confirmation OF the recognition Of y, y
Republic which you were the first e ~
The new Government OF the Repubi. :, !,
view with just susceptibility tore2a y
men,s mixing up counsel with the eIFs'.'l
their good wishes; but in he inimah :
which exist between The French ksF:
that OF America, every word when :.
may address 10 US will be received OF :
OF perpetual friendship. The Senate !.
la,ive body, and the Executive poweIa y.
ted States, may be convinced that iher.m
sells serve in advance a. law 10 ths Ff..
public; no! only will il follow in lnef 2.
will follow the examples which they sn''.
order Of regular institutions, Of aItsa".
neighbors, OF soiciluce Tor labor, lbsf' =,
the prosperity OF The people. Inc y.
Washington, Jefferson and jackson :.
bed on the banner OF The new RepncIl.
France is fortunate enough 10 hni 10
annals names worthy Of these, LIoer =.
sumo its real character on the Oid .V.,
il has done on The other side OF lhe AHa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20
MOST UNFORTUNATE TOAST,

AT dinner given 10 Mr. Criuenden, on the
eve oil his departure for Kentucky, the Vice Pre-.
sdcnt, J. S. Pendlelon, gave "Thc State of Ken.
lucky-May she be as fortunate in future in send.
ing her sons TO The Councils OF The Nation as she
has hitherto BEEN"
This same Taylor leader had jusl given the
political stab in Philadelphia 10 Henry Clay, the
nobest son OF Kentucky Cruel Mr.. Pendlelon!
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READY FOR ACTION.

We learn from The Ohio Statesman that ereru
Democratic paper in the State, some sixty or
seventy in number, ''runs up The Democratic flag
with shout OF confidence and satisfaction. We
again repeat that Tho Democracy Of Ohio was
never better united"
The N. Y. Barnburners "count without their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
"Their love was pure, and far above -
Stood the list Of mortal eninilles,
Still undivided and cemented more
By peril - ,r.c
Alto O'Clock, A. 81, on "Wednesday, ins /, is
Mr.. COSBY DUKE and hiss Nan .. ni :
were united in the holy bones % i ,'a. m, =
Rev. Andrew Mcdowell. "iiean Ha'
dreams Eysian."
"So, never from this hour ihey u i'a''
They'll live and love 81 true -,
The sigh that rends his Marina "e'
shall break her Cosby's too ~,
az The Richmond Wing and L,ah .ony.
Advocate and city papers requested ~ ~"
Married, on Thursday evening: June esni p 4
J. d. Jeter, Rev. ROBERT RYLAnD,I gUs,l
Richmond College, TO Miss BETTE u r.a 4
sides, daughter Of Anthony Thorn'on'
lias county, Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20
OMNIBUS!

In New York Wing ratification melting va:
called 10 respond TO the nominees Of &C Ptila
delpha Convention. II was called J The sui
committee for Wednesday evening ASH. The
general committee, seeing the dilcma IN which
the parry was placed BY The large mfes OF Clay
and Scott rccusanls, suddenly net, 'erruled The
call and Indefinitely postponed he hitting. They
based their action upon the grounAhat il was
too soon 10 raliiy, and that it Taid be time
enough when Gen. Taylor had bee heard from
In Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ger cities The
managers pursued a different polio spontane,
Gus combustion was there The ord OF the day
and Wings wed with each other the CELEBRITY
with which they focked 10 the dior standard
Whiggery al the North wanplo know the
views of lis candidate. "Unde which King
Bezcnian2" Sneak on, old Zas!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20

Ex-Governor Isaac Toucey 3Connecticut
says the Hartford Times, hassen appointed
Attorney General Of The Unileiates in place
of Mr.. Clifford, now in Mexis That paper
says that Governor T. stands ats very head OF
hi profession, and there are feA bler counsel
lors. II trusts that he will acd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20

The Democrats Of Alexandria making a
noble rally. They have formed Association,
Isaac Buckingham President, Ja T. Johnston
and Hugh Latham Vice Presents, John S.
Preston, Turner w. Ashley aJ. L. Kinzer
Secretaries, John F. Dyer TrGrer. B. H..
Berry made "mosi eloquent sp;h.'