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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
9Dnts s. &t0FH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT 4 SHOE STORE.
& HOW ELI

TODD * HOWELL,
"A the well knewn stand of the Black Msnmot h
SA~s buot. south end II Market Sussre, are now omen.
ing slaisc aud splendid a.Sort reut of IAN and Winter
goods' these goods we're selected with great care
a.n are "i the host guality and latest siyle. We do not
WISH 10 n"'st Ncty much. hut will venture to saw 10 all
cur customers aud friends in particular that IL we can
not accommodate yeu, that you need not 90 any where
else. We are aso orrniug a few cases az I'm .nd
Winter Caps, made OF oilcd silk. cloth aud other mate.
rais. The style is new, chaste and icautfnl-tbe pret-
test Cap that ever came to this market We would ,ls,
inform our friends that we have a fine assortment IF
sole leather. kip, calf, Md, Inning and binding skins. shoa
pegs, sParahlcs, lacks and finding Of an Kind. travelling
baskets, eic. Ladies and gentlemen VIII please call and
see our new stock, Necan please them certainly. for
we have the prettiest Slippers for the one aud a Iutis the
nestesi loot for the other they have ever seen.
sep II, \
TO SHOE MAKERS.
K LYMAN MAXWELL have just received snd Of.
: fer very low for cash leu. Dozcn prime upper Lea
Their. All those IN want will Please call. dec
100 pair Ladies' hid walking shoes, 100 do Morocco
Shoes, $50 do Md slippers, 100 do fur trimmed
Cum shoes, just received aud for sale by
decl ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
MEMS BOOTS.
AQ PAIRS CO and Kip water proof Boots
~ SO do do do Pegged do
20 do do do half weiied do
- do do do pump sole
Just received and for sale by
eet@9 ALTMAN 4 MAXWELL
8 noZ Mems Fur Trimmed Caps,
- do Chiidrcn's caps,
10 do iloys' Cloth caps.
For sale low by nov II ALTMAN 4 MAXWELL.
O !, A sH Mems Ter coarse boots;
az do do do do sluggedboots,
90 do do coarse do
100 do Gum over shoe. lus' received and 70
sale by nov II LIN * MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

PILES, SORES, &c-The Genuine Hays ' iniment,
is an article more justly celebrated as a c. re for the
above, than any or all others. its cures are almost in
Vulnerable, and II is oniy necessary TO let those VINO
know the article aud used it with such great success,
that it is to be lad true and senuine of Constock & Co.
81 CORTLAND ST. New York, sole proprletoIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

MOTHERS LTEF-INDT .-AN
expecting 10 hecome mothers and anxious to avoid the
Pans, distress and dangers OF child- bearing are earnest
~ entreatcd 10 cain their fears, ailay their nervousness
and sooths their way ty the use OF this mosi extraordi-
nary vegetable production. Those who VIII candidy
observe It's virtues, must approve of II IN their hearts,
every KIND and aieciiouate husband wlll feel II ms most
solemn duty ts alleviate lac distress his vie Is exposed
10, by a sat; and certain method, which is the use OF
TINS mothers relief. Further particulars !u pamphlets
intended iur The female eye, are 10 be Dad gratis where
his humane cordial t- 10 be found. The Mothers Re
lief is prepared, and only, by the now sale prOprietofs
Cu,nstosk X co. II CORTLAND St, New Ierk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
CALL. RnlND

z IL. HlISS 4 Co., have just received their Fall and
~ Winter stock of goods which * much larger than
usual. The friends and customers of the establishment
are invited to call. All kinds OF clothing furnished rea'
dy made or to order at the shortest notice.
Recollcct to call one door above the U. ;. Hotel, wa
ter street, where the Blanket coats are hanging right side
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
WILLIAM HOLLYDAY,
NaE;BTSYMl;yNlMlRlIGEWI|

Il the public that Inc has taken The store on Water 81.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Mackey, where he keeps 4
general assortment Of Hats and Gaps, to which he in
vites the attention of purchasers. Those wishing a neat
fashionable aud durable Article can he supplied by
calling at The Water ST. Hat and Ca Store, , doors
north OF the Unite States Hotel and door south ofths
fremont House, Wheeling. Va
ang. IL. 1877. henry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

DIR. :PHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY.-
Why will you suffer with that distressing complain
when a remedy is al hand that will not fail to cure you
This remedy will efectually destroy any attack of head
ache, either nervous or bilious. II has cured cases y
twenty years's standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT

IT,. cnh-.rtta,. having turned his attention
1 ~ nv almost exclusively to the
manufacture Of NANTES, MoSrMkNIs, TONES AND
l1EApsroSss, he is daily receiving lar &c lois of Blocks
and slabs OF liaiiap aud E.y ptian marble, which he is
making up IN u a. lie notsurlAasseal in the I NtrgD 81 ArEs
aud w,tl sell alta very small advance on the cost, either
by wholesale or retail, snd soilciis all persons wanting
10 give him a call, as ne IS determined not TO Ne heat, &
No ilfa gtrs. lIe viii also furnish beautiful, White
Marble Tor caps and siiis, steps, froniispieces for doors
and vaults lower t',aii ever heard OF before. lie has also
GA hand u eonsidrratfe quantity or ffur-tono Mosr-
MENrs, TOMS, And HAN AND fooT STONES, which
no VIII almost gave away.
n. u. Lettering done in the latest and most kcauti ful
style, and IL almost any language required. Always On
baud Marietta Grindstones. warranted. Wanted, two
boys a apprentices 10 the above business; none blt those
OF good moral character NEED apply. G8NIN##
MiCIiAEL. J. ROitAN,
Marble aud Frees,one worker, Mxrket 81 Wheeling,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

Fresh Fruits.
, X NJ r. Raisins,
kSs : half boxes do do
& quarter boxes do
20 drums fresh figs,
5 kegs Malaga Grapes,
. do Zante currauts,
10 Boxes sweet oranges,
6 do Lemons,
900 cocoanuts, just received from New Yor1. and
Tor sale !ow by feb : Mas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
murnmIrE>
CLAY FOUNDRY

Corner Of Clay and fourEA Street, opposite
the Steci Factory,
WHEELING, Va.
p. M'GissIs. G.. v, CUNNINGHAM, JAMES sAGGs.
& co.
AKEKOOM at the House OF ID. M'Gnnis, No rs
wv East side Of Market square, where in addition
to his own stock Of Iron, Nails, Groceries. &c, will be
constantly kept on hand al kinds Of castings; cooking
stoves of the most approved STYLES, also every other des-
cription of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
beautiful that are now in use; sugar and wash kettles
Of all sizes, a good assert mcnl: aso every other descrIp-
ton OF ware To make the assortment complete. We are
also max ing preparations to have u good assortment of
the various patterns of Ploughs for the coming season,
all of which will he sold on The most reasonable terms.
Job work done at the sh ortest notice ami lowest rates.
jan Sgd M'GINNIS, CUNNINGHAM & co.
WANTED.
1.-TWO Journeymen Platsrs 10 work on stirrup Irsns
d and Bride Bits, apply TO
nov 10 OFT Il CkEEB.
cOLD PENS, with and without cases; also a gcncr
~ al assortment of steel pens al The variety so G OF
Nov "a J. BLACKMAR & Co.
Monroe st.
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IeJHnfgSMgS.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

BFNE'' 80 FTNNT IT u
YXYHERE may he contained the most speedy Remed,
NV ioI Goporrhra, elects, Structures. Seminal Weai
ness. Pain Ia the Loius. Aicci ons OF the Kidncvs; ais,
those peculiar affections whieAarise from a certain prae
TIC" az youth, aud which, IL not ured. renders marriar.
inr"ssihic. and IN the cud destroys 10th mind and hof,
Tbs remedy will also cure Iprote1cy aud every svni
tom ofa SECRET nT.EASE.
PHYSICAL AND MENTNI. IMRECIIITY
so often consequent uyOn any voluntary or constitution
sleSocss Of the NfRiLEP POWER Of the human system
A CURE wArsASTED IN FsoA ONE TO rwo DAYS, o,
NoCNARGE MADE.
Office, No :, SouTH FRrDERicx STREET. on the 10
hand side gong from Baltimore street. sir doors foo
the corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
9Onks, Sc.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
GRIGG, ELLUOT& CO.,
EXTENSIVE PUBLISHERS,
Wholesale Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 9 North Fourth St,
PHIEAREs.PHIN.
yYEEP constantly on hand, a very extensive sssort
- ment of BOOKS and STATIONARY, such are
adapted and usually rui chased for Country sales, which
they viii SCI on as favorable terms as the articles can he
purchased in this city, New York. OF Boston.
Having ar extensive BtNBERN. connected with their
establishment. they are enabled 10 supply orders for all
the varities Of Flank Work, in The best manner, and at
the shortest notice.
OFFICERS or BANKS. ANp CLERKS OF
COUNTY COURTS.
wiz fri nur NJ ANk BOOKS equal II not superior 10
any thsy have ever had in use. and Orders by Country
Merchants will h. promptly attended to.
Particular attention viii also he paid to all Ordcts,
through Country Merchants Or hy mail, for Law Modi
cal Miscellaneous Books, for public aud private Libraries
and an effort W III be spared To complete all sncll orders,
on the most reasonable terms.
IT r Country Dealers viii find IL 10 their advantage 10
call and examine our large stock, before maxim. their
purchases. M.
BOOKS, NEW STOCK
r AMiLy and pocket Bibles. Presbyterian Psalms and
: Hymns. Psalms Of David, variety Of school Books,
Eciee ie Readers, Sanders Readers. Cohh's Readers.
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic aud Algebra,
Comstock's Philosophy, Chemistry and Physiology and
avariety of standard works on Theology, Medical and
general Literature, Blank hooks and all kinds of station.
ary, wide window blinds and wall paper, sold low as
any establishment in the city. by
john Agent.
sep3 Main street. WhecItn
BOOKS! BOOKSn
THE subscriber having entered into such an arrange.
! ment with all the large publishing houses in tina
eastern cities as to enable him to sell at their publishers
prices in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. Call at
the corner Book stere of Main and Union streets:
dec w ! ROBB.
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WANTED.
FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
DROAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, Bra
u ces and Bits, SpeM & Butchers Hand and Tenant
saws, Wood saws, Cincinnati broad and narrow Butts,
Files and Rasps, Carpenter Locks, Grass aud Steel head
ShOveis and Tonss, Butcher knives, Table knives, Pock-
ct knives, Circular saws, Ilodgsons English sioveis.
Brass Candirstick, sheet brass, Ger. an Silver, Axe steel
Horse shoe N ais. Patent Balances, Steeiy ards, Maho-
gany Nohs, Bedscrews, Oo1ee Mills etc, just received
aud for sale at the lewesI prices by
HENRY p. MORRIS,
Nov 90 Main street.
AKII.I. and Cross Cut Saws cases mill saws man.
lv4 uiaciured from Sanderson's double refined Cast
Steel, just received by HENRY P. MORRIS,
Nov 20 Maiu street.
NIRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT and GREER.
Nov ~
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Confcrttonarp.

FRESH FRUITS, &c.
- f. ZlNN would call the attention of his friends
= . and the public generally, to his fresh stock of
FRUITS, &c. at his confectionery, Monroe street, Ne I2;
the following is only part:
hhl Oranges 2hoxes Lemons
20 drums Figs 2 fraus Dates
3sacks soft shell almonds 9 bh fIberts
2sacks fresh Coeya nuts cream nut,
! bbl English WaInuts 3boxes fuiube n,.,e
2 dnZ Lemon Syrup 9 aoz Pepper sauce
2 bMs Butter Crackers bbl Soda Crsrker.
Sugar Crackers 6boxes fire cracker.
Ii scans Satdines box Citrous
bbl Bologna Sausage 2 bxs Bopn's tobacco
Just received aud for sale by nov 6 p. f. ZJNN
TRESii Raisins and Lemons.-Just received 10 boxes
q NJ. X. Raisins, , Boxes fresh Lemons. and for sale
low at No L., Monroe street.
ONTO P linn
FRESH FRUITS.
on X fresh NJ K Raisins.
&a04 : do do I.muns,
4 10 do Oranges, inst received and for
sale low MRS. S.
nov 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

CoNsrLL's MAGICAL PAIN ExrRA oroR-It is now con
ce,ed by medical men that Connels magical Pam Extrac-
tor, manufactured by Comstock 4 Co, y CORTLAND st N
", is the greatest wonder OF the 18Th century. Its eff
Iccts are truly mn aculous. All PAINS are removed from
burns, scalds, &c. and all external sores, in a few min
rtes after its application. healing the same on the most
delicate skin, leaving no scar. II is equally beneficial
in all kinds OF inhammalory diseases, such as sore Nip
pies and Ewes; Sprains, Rheumatism, White swelling
aud Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, Chilblains, ErysipeIas, Piles,
The Doloreau, &c. We might add as proof to all we
say, the names of many eminent physicians who use it
in their Practice, and hundreds Of the clergy who praise
it 10 their people. kmd parents keep II constantly on
hand in cases of accident by fire lite may be lost with
cut Il but by its Use all burns are subject 10 lis control,
ualess tho vitals are destroyed. acknowledgements
AID ask for Conleis Magical Pain Extractor, lnanutac-
tu ed by Comstock Il Co. N. Y. and take no other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
WINDOW GLASS

IT II u II and sheet glass Of al sizes
also a full stock of window sashcs, always on hand an,
tpf safe al No 10 Nam st. sc ROBINSON.
ser IA .-a -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
DrY GOODS.
3dasctt s. Robinson.

B4SSETT & ROBINSON,
No. 81 and 33. South Wheeling.
EFAVE just received their late fall stock Of Goods
49, which WILDE found pretty and unusually cheap,
pleas call and sec, no trouBlc to show our goods.
Nov %
DRESS GOODS.
f have just opened an unusually large stock Of
w. dress goods consist ing in part OF Silks, Oregon,
California, Aliwali and Other piaids, French, English,
and German Merino, Nlraccas Of every color and ricc,
SyOucse cloth etc. RASSEfI & ROBINSON,
No 81 and u South Wheeling.
PRINTS.
"a LMOST any number al Your own price to h. found
- az BASSE1T & ROBINSON.
Nov -
nASSETT 4 RORINSoN-No ~ and n. h,ve just
~ opened a large and beautiful assortment of Shawls
winch they VIII lake pleasure IN showing to thosc who
may faver them with a call. Nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
All Of the following articles phich hare OBJ
tanned unbonnded popularity, are sold BY
A. o. FAlRCHlLD, Wheeting. Va.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY
And an Aiaunntc .or isis gratis.
1st-Eor Colds and Feverlsh feelings aud preventing
Fevers.
ed-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious afec.
lions.
3d-ror Diarhaa Indigestion aud Loss of Appetite.
4th-For Costiveness in females and males.
9th Far stomach affections, Dyspepsia aud Piles.
The re u points are, is not bad TO take, never gives
paIn, aia never leaves one costive
For all these things It is warranted unequaltd, and all
who do not find It so may return the ho!Ile and gel theiT
money
This medicine is LONGEEY. GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN ANACEA Euier description IN an Alma.
nae for 1915, gratis.
HAIR IONIC.
To the Bald ard Grey-ityou wish a rich luxuriant head
OF haIf, free from dandruf and scuTf, do MOI fai to pro.
ness II win more ihdn exceed your expectations
Many VINO have lost Their hair for twenty years have
had il restored To its original perfection by he use of
TINS talu. Age, slate 'r condition appears to be no oh
stacle whatever; IL also causes the tluid to flow with
which tie Selicate hair tube is filled, by which means
thou sands Whose haIr was grey a. the Asiatic eaglc)
have had their hair restored 10 ITS natural color by the
use OF tins invaluable remedy. In all cases OF fever il
VIII he found the most pleasant wash that can be used.
from fall ug ont. IL strengthens the roots, II never fails
to impart a rlch glossy appearance, and as a perfume
for the toilet IL is uuequalled; II holds three times as
much as other miscallcd hair resIoratives and is more eff
fectual. The Genuine manufactured only by Comstock
CO. 81 CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

fUST opened at our family Grocery, Soda, Ginger and
- Water Crackers.
Lemon Peel, Prunes, Bordeaux Almonds,
Orange do Oranges, Citron,
English w alnuts Lemons, Dates,
Palm Nuts, Fiiterts, Raislns,
Mace. NutImegs, NugeT,
French Currna,s Figs, Rock and other candies
Pepper Sauce etc. at BASSETT K ~ROBlNSON'S
Nov % No3l and ~ South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

TofPE ElTLES.-W ash and Stew Kettles on
~ hand and Tor sale low al JOlINSON'S,
mr. II 1855 Market Square.
EOFFEE l. superior article of Livingston
~ &~ltoggin's manufacture, on hand and for sale low at
mr. ~ JOiNSON'S. ta5 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
Gallant s. Dslaplatn.

On Casos Prints for sale by
~ dec3 & DELAPLA1N.
> Cases Greer & Norris celebrated checks for sale b,
= dec : TAI.BANT 81 DELAPLAIN:
e Gases of Linsey of different quail ties ~ store fol
sale low NY TALLANTA D~EL.APLAIN.
a Splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Sat
inets for sale by L. D~ELAPLAIN.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
~ BALES Canton Flannel,
4 4 cases Sattinet,
? do Tweed Cashmere,
de- Blk and fancy do
, do Prints,
] Package shawls.
Gases Bieachcd Goods,
10 Bates brown do. Received this day nv
TALLANT K DELAPBAIN.
Wholesale Dealers, Monroe 81. Wheeling, Ia.
Nov 9
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Raisins. &c. &c.
~ Boxes hest fresh fruit I2s cents per III
OO 3 Trails Dates do do do
New Sugar al a ftp, together with a general assortment
of fresh fruits, equally low for sale by
3. ID WOODROW,
dec 81 234 Main street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
Died.

On the 4th instant, CHARLES PARsHALL JOHNSON,
infant son of VIM and Margaret johnson, aged year
and day
The friends of the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral sunday afternoon, at half
O'Clock, without further invitation from the resi-
dence Of his father, No 81 Amos street.
On Saturday, 9Th inst, at ~ o'clock HENRY BoRp-
WELL PRATT, only son of DR.. Peter Pratt aged year
and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at half past five O'clock Sunday
afternoons 9th inst from 9S Liberty street, without
further invitation.
On Saturday, the 5th inst, of consumption. JOSEPH
FITzGERALp in the 3Oth year of bis age.
The friends and acquaintance the family are re-
specfully invited to attend the fuuera to-day (Sun-
day. at o'clock p. NJ, from As Catharine st. corner
Madison, without further invitation
At Brooklyn, on Saturday, 9Th instant, WM. EBREY,
of erysipelas, in the SD year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance invited to attend
his funeral at the residence of his brother law Geo
Norman. corner Jackson st. and Fulton avenue, this
day at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

to get rid of the onus attaching his position on
the compromise bill. He declared he wanted IN
persuaded that he was wrong he would recant his
error. His repentance may be regarded as sincere;
but il is the sincerity of cowardlce, not OF convic-
ton. II his constituents were acquainted with
the circumstances under which he was absent on
the night of the ratification OF the Mexican treaty,
they might perhaps be able better to account for
the facility with which he was persuaded to acqul-
esce in Mr. Clayton's bill. forbear, at present,
to mention those circumstances This Is the Sc
cond time Mr.. Phelps owes his political existence
to my forbearance.
There Is to be a mass meeting tonight, and
procession and number of speeches, and music,
and an extraordinary attempt to manufacture en-
thusasm IN favor of Cass and Butler. This is got
up, as matter OF course, by few expecant cor.
morants DESTROYS of signalizng their zeal for the
democratic candidates. The folly of such things
in this place, where the people have not the right
OF suffrage, would be amusing, If the design were
not disgusting from Its transparency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
WASHINGTON, August (, 1913.

WASHINGTON, August 4, 1913.
Tie -iHdtys0n LettT-Wr. BottS-Mr. Phelps
Mcssrs. EutcAiRgs.
A letter from Mr.. Crttenden is published in the
MhAtgcrcer of this morning, virtually denying
that he ever wrote the Anderson letter. As was
the first to notice the existence of this letter, /
will state the facts of the case. Some weeks ago
a Mr. Snelson, of this city, exhibited to scvera
members of the House of Representatives. letter
which he declared he had received from young
LAWYER of Cincinnati, named Anderson. This
letter stated thatthe writer, Anderson had received
from Mr.. Crittenden, before the Phadclp ha Con
vention, a letter urging HIM to endeavor to hav,
Taylor delegates sent to the convention, ndicung
the pretensions of MIR. Cay--declarng that he
could not succeed If nominated, and more to that
effect. Mr. Snesor Afterwards exhibited another
letter, puiporing TO be written by Il gentleman in
Baltimore. of similar import.
A letter from MIR Crttenden, dated July D. APP
pears IN Kentucky paper challenging the pro-
ductcn of this letter, and denying that he ever
wrote It, One of two things is certain-elther
Mr.. Criuenden never wrote the letter or he was IN
possession OF the original, and Of all direct evil
dtncc of its existence, before he wrote this de-
NAL. The latter surmisc is only justliable by
Mr.. CTittendens late unexplained and extraordi-
nary lapse OF memory IN relation 10 his vote against
the adoption OF the constitution. If Mr.. Snelson
has forged this letter, no terms OF Reproduction are
100 strong to be applied to HIM. The fact that he
exhibited the letter, state on the authority of
several gentlemen OF the highest responsibility
members OF the House OF RepresentatIves--whos
names ihave their permission to mention if neces-
sgly.
The receipt ola letter from Mr. Clay denying
thar he (Nlr. Clay) had gwen Mr. Leslie Coombs
auihony to pledge his support to Gen. Taylor, Mr..
Bots has never denied, nor VIII he deny. MIR.
Bots declares he has never received from Mr..
Clay information as To what his future course VIII
b. in this canvass. learn that Mr.. Clay Is sui
unrl dg to any course, and he was excessively
annoyed ~ the flippnnt declaration by Mr.. Leslie
Cooribs Of his belief that Mr. Clay would support
The nominees at the Phadelphia Convention.
Mr., Phelps underworld yesterday Intellectually