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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
Law Courts.

UNITED STATES DISTINCT CoCRr-ln Afinlraliy-b
fore Jlgs Befts-D ecisoasia th- Of 10 tals1- kas
ladL ts, scr over $40 takel and 5rorki here % bs-
u Liverpool ~tl pssrses, iror - British 'trA LAZY
ks1lssa fond stalille having ooaft ralate cargo
euiere. tbs Court By The CaPtIn oi ils Vessel bnns
~ tl-n 20 ss1sg- 'l ---t ou e sant mai ~ e.ftn ls
ufh and conveyed sai.t British port. D.
c-i tie ss b. eli % krEtt o. BE- AZ cif-t aPoa
tl-r-. each 1artt tts f.-slll 90 her costs
Pcat1dy friesssr Lnrtads Sa1rIhe L seui % tcrs
taa.- aasu-1 al sot b
t1e on ae. repaired snt ssrse -rty -ers NJ 2
1-f --l Der. t-cs st tl- captain slo1- ~ la-- si
1s that tie tr-t-r ft Tie Colrt bed LAT he sa-e
ralf Ih-I ilsris.ei
.f1-r L. DaraA Lee b hsns 'otrt Bri-d
~ glt -hst - bad a--1 tselsrS-
i-l-t ne less fat ne man had a1t 1-el discharged
al be- tlui . ler AL lalt 80 ERE
Bug must Ii a. d kl-sll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

- The Star estimates the population Of
Brooklyn Al about 900 present ca the 'upposoa
,hai the rate Of Increase from $40 70 lsi5 has Goa
tinued to hold good since the lsrer date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

vrTns freshness Els TIE air al ~e .s srgels1oc,
fes he rey.yfyisx 1ecce o. ~ se.sa 81 spsirf
%. sprag he s,s Tie poor berss1er nutyr sHSE
ia Theszsrsn GTef cs-4se. O. iadis-.roa ~
ore q he lc0a q ELsos whch AXE ls-.r re d -
stomach. All Eake ibe Ihe.r couaair.-wAs ~
sPrsg 70 Aiszi whai .ArsaAse As de.f .ad tsss OF
ayai 10 Ne bind Bat Ne Il-ns can tel 10 slsss
oo- % y IS sysen Tor 'Ae eeoyEsri q Spring Aeo-'s
q s&7cs sArsspSA taag sh.l ros iax lie zoe ses'a
VII accomplish he ~ors .na -u.Ae A rsrer, 70 -,skesp
rs bed ans ~as" before fery JAY looss = - chsn'S
widow.
Prepared and solt wholesale AID r~<xa ~ ehp
SANDS, "eoes1e Drggss. TO Fasoc. co<s-r u wLl~'
s. % Broadway, al u E2ss sros.way. Sewyc<k 500
eso ~ orsgiss gecer.ly lAroa boat 10 u-i;sd Ss~
Free u Per bo<,le. o. az boSl-s sc< s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

60 >hsrwoot's Improved NaS1erc Ntch.a>s are sccor
panied win his n.n8s kit I'd cc- 80 80 glet1s al
l1slruco1s for her Prce o. : A11 eiA Ieey Hs
iof~ .rfe1 70 a. pafis q ae [ l-or
r. Il. SHERWOOD. Nd.
Hsf TIT - 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

veu'ion Is called to meet al Worcester on the eth
II September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

- Dr.. T. Romeyn Beck has resigned his place
as Principal OF the Albany Academy, 10 take effect on
the lst OF September, At which time he will have com
pleed the term Of 81 years in the service Of that lns
tuition Dr. Beck viii devote his leisure the publics-
ton Of a new edition OF ais Elements Of Medical
TurisuruiencaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BROADWAY THEATrR-This evening, new Grand ealc
In DiABLE A QUATRE, by the Monpiaisr French Ballet
Company principals and agNAnes. upward OF 70 pefsous
NlBLO's-AsTOs-fLAcE.-M. Bfenie gnd MI. hnsers
were highly successful Tuesday evening Muteus N
he psntouime made almost forget the immortal Gabriel
Adelaide : usual warmly aPpauded. 1onigh hey
appcar again--OpePa and Ballet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

PEAsI's DrstSTrky coxroVSD.-Ts-s Is vs.assls 30
enc fr lie care u eyseassry AL bowel complaints W..
are - fregseai a. hts rec from eslsssnoas
sredisra and be txksa ey persoas II =, No. wh ~
fec sAfey Fer sale y RrssrcS. cLsxK Co 10 sf0sa
way ard 10 Asor-Hoossi II. JoaSs0s, - srcsasv
D. SANS. loo Fasca-ss eorser wllssA orders sap
pied - ssov.. iyD ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

- THg NATURAL HIsroRr SOCIETY vii
hold meeting this evening at the Brooklyn institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

- The Washington Union calls the attempted fraud
Of preparing two lives Of Cas- for the North and
the other for the south, avery small affair"
lPhilA Amer.
Small though il be, II is not small as either
the fraud itself or the subject Of IT, Alb. Ev Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

COUNTY CLERKS OFFIcER.--Arrangemen's are
a, present making 70 remove this estaoh'nnen' iron
its present location 20 the new ONCE IN inc Cy Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK.-The amount with
drawn from thi. Bank on Tuesday evening was sosg,
Sf-e0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

MILITARY APFoINrNENrs.-0ur readers VII
and ihsl Pillow a Co have been dominated and con
armed Generals daring The var, eci not a. after the
war Vas over They have been more tnNn year IN
service without 5cing submitted - TIE senate Upon
his proceedins the Nrfi1-i ia''i'e''o l1siy-per-
hsps too mlliy-r.4uaTSs
What j. Curious 10 las matter - IA ll'ef -ai-
f.,r-. Ori.r rf H.. President al these o-ccrs we're
. n suf % "a ssrrrc on ihe -oth OF t1c present nia
ara thsi TIE ccrfrmsiol of ,lcse aPpoilr-rts, le-
anied Of the senate a. tbs lsst hour, "old scem %
hc as ulneces SAY i1r t1e p-lc scl'i,c A. re
,,,hholiu ri - rru.rios 81 icn- hAs 5eea ins-lf.
il- o. the senate. Tier appointment nos = SIMPLY
creating si1iroaal cfccEs q TIE Any n ui1e 81
rsssee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

CowARDLr CosDucr.--A fight took place on
Godst last evening between an Irshmsn and scolored
man named Bush, in the employ Of Nessrs Csrnsn
Applegs,e Blows we're exchanged, when some friends
of the rishman came TO his assistance and the 1nor
runae negro was compelled to make hasiy retreat to
slaughter house. where be was followed by hi. pur
suers and cruelty beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

FRsE SON MEETING ~ CANFTowS, y. This
meeting took place On Tuesday evening and vas the
largest political gathering convened ia that town since
the la.i Prssiienuai campaign. SAzvEI BAlnEIS was
chosen Chairman CHAELKs BELcifxs Assistant GEo-
OrDrKE Secretary long series Of resolutions taking
stlons Free Soil ground adopted The course q
the radical Democracy OF th- state Vas approved I'd
state Convention TO spPoin, seven Deesales 70 Buia
10 Va called 70 meet al Trenton on The "a OF August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
sub-cr,ber. received 20 the Weekly Tribune.

Subscribers received TO emi-WeekIy Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

ton ,snj il We Join them in their intrisues we
deserve 10 be cheated. lhave been chea'-
ell So often that dread the thoughts Of knaves
and ,hsl watch them wtha dread and seem
tinz. lhat will deserve success, and in this
scenGug shall not always think there are
no lusves among the whigs--if such iutrigucs
a. zee likely 10 be fastened upon us succeed.
Mr. Clay aud Gen Taylor are acquaintance
aud friends, aud THERE'S little room 10 doubt
that u Gen. Taylor is elected. Mr. Clay could
have any Office in his giit--and if he Is the
great patriot he processes, and his friends
think him he should now show It and let love
Of country prevail over love Of self. II he
does not yet do this, then thousands besides
his enemies will see that he is determined to
be aut Cesar sut nHllus, and that we must
either take him for our master, or take such
as our opponents may see proper to give US.
These are positions in which no true friend,
no true patriot should place himself or his
Courtyard when too late may lament,
what he should now fnrego, and fad that
the wings are not 50 destitute Of material to
as the over-zeaiouS friends OF Mr.. Clay
my suppose, and must not expect us to
overlook the claims OF others for his sake Tor
ever r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

BEAUTIFUL AUTHORITARIAN isse
'ar young ross, and it b.nt softly to sleep
And star, shoue, and pure drops hung upon
us h.ashi1g BISON, and watched it, pure
s'umhefs. Morning came with her dancing
ereezrs. aud they Whispered 10 the young rose.
ahd u awoke ioyou, and smiling. Lightly it
danced toand lro inal the loneliness oil health
and youthful innocence
Then came the ardent sun-gol sweeping
nom TIC east, and he smate the Young rnse
Win his golden shaft. and it tainted. De-
serted and almost heart-b broken, ii dropped to
me dust IN its loveiiuess and despair
Now the gentle breeze, who had been gafn.
oolin over the sea, pushing on ths light bank,
sweeping over hill aud daIe-by the neat cot
iage aud the still br0ok-lanninL toe ieyered
brow OF disease, and tossing the curl OF limo
cent chiidhood-came tripping along on the
erfdhds OF mercy aud love; aGd when she
hasented to kiss it, aud fondIy bathed its fore
iead IN cool, refreshing showers, the young
rose revived, looked up and smilel, flung its
Iuddy arms as If in gratitude to embrace the
| K'hd breeze; but size hurried quickly away
when her generous task was periormed--yet
not without reward, for She soon perceived
that delicious fragrance had been poured on
| her wings 10y the grateful rose, aud the kind
breeze was glad IN her heart, and went away
| singing through the trees
Thus charity, like the breeze which gathers
a fragrance from the humble flowers it refresh
q. unconsciousy reaps reward in perlor-
nance OF its offices OF kindness and love,
which steals through the heart Ii ke rich per-
tune 10 bless aud 10 cheer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03
ENGLAND.

We announced yesterday the fact that the
Cbartist meeting passed off quietly, we shall
nrobabIv be able to give iull particulars to-
morrow. Itappears the petition was present
cd BIS deputies instead Of by General Mass
Meeting.
Thus. for the present, has passed over this
subject Of excitement. We acknowledge we
entertained fears Tor the result, for we know
enough of the English character TO be assured
armed opposition would have produced most
horrible results. Our only hope was that the
government would maintain lis attitude oil
firm defiance aud so intimidate the meeting
but from shat spirit ofvascilation 50 frequent
" manifested by ruling powers, we did oouOs
whether they were equal to the emergency.
1t seems they were, and for the present. at
least, all is quiet.
But the question arises, what OF the future?
We believe the petition will be received
dplv considered some concessions made and
popular feeling appeased for the prese t. Such
has been the course, heretofore, and such VIII
he the case now until England becomes re-
public in every thing but IN name II IS
by such means that she has been Transformed
from government almost despotic to a COM
paratively free government, aud It is by such
means the Chartists will secure oil they wait'
Not vet il is true. Not without much excite
ment. much stirring up ofangry bIood-much
that will alarm the world. but still without
civil war. English GOODNESS may accomplish
bv such means what French mpetuositywould
cause France to be deluged in blood oachieve
We rejoice the crisis is over, still we look to
the future with apprehension. We some
times think that even English GOODNESS will
not always stand that tension on her political
nerves which she seems destined to endure,
without revolt. surrounded as she is by such
firebrands as all Europe now presents to her,
The march OF freedom is onward. Ii Is IN
the power of the British government to die
with dignity, and in the name OF humanity,
we hone she viii. The throne is destined TO
fall-and soon. aud it is for her present gov
ernors to choose The manner other fall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03
rn1r1rnp1Ar- sunPrs

Gen. Tom Thumb is giving levees at Pitts
5urgh.-The next news from Europe will be
by the new steamer, CuHarl liue.-Ibe Isaac
Telegraph aEd Monongahels have laid up at
Pittsburgh 80 Attempt was made by a negro
servant 20 poison the family OF Mr.. Nesbit
in st. Louis. the other day She put arsenic
ia the coffee .--Opie. loco. is elected to the
Senate Of Virginia, over Gallaher. in the Ere
derrick dis.rict.-Edward Everett win resign
the presidency of Harvard University at the
close OF this term.on account Of his health
The rain yesterday was great assistance TO
vegetation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

Darlington, Beaver CO. Pa. Feb IL, 1899.
DIR ID iRyne-Deag SIR: Ny little when about
months Old, seized with howe complaint. II
tnued for two weeks without nterinssou, and netwith
standing the remedies prescribed by respectable physi.
ean, we gave ~ the child victim, supposed, to
fatal disease. But providentally heard of JAMES
CNHMiNATtvE as an eiectual FOR Bowel plant,
and immediately despatched messenger TO town
cnteen miles OF for hottie. BY the of this medi
cine. in less than thirty hours the disease check
ed, and by It's constant for few DAYS, the child
was restored 10 perfect health Shortly after this, there
occurred similar case in one of the tames of my
congregation. prescribe 'Jaynes Carmuative,' and
tile result speedy cure.
The same child owing to ex2esure, when recently
canning up the ONO, attacked by that horrible nal
ady, the GROUP. We landed in the night at Beaver
Point, and when our fears alarmed lest the hoarse
seruchrai cough the iorcrunner OF death, gave
him teasp-oniul of your EXPECFOBANI, and ap.
pied some inmcn TO the throat and breast; and before
many minutes the heaseness gone, the child breath
ed freely aud slept sweety. Owing to these circusan-
ces, II cannot be wondered why have high an O.
pnion of your medicine and have advised every fam
lily TO keep them hand, ready for any emergency
Respectfully yours ARTHUR b. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN Church. Darlington, Ia.
Prepared Only by DR. Jayne Phiiada. aad sold on
agency by + A BBENFldNGER,
Ashland Row, Monroe Il. Wheeling.
Also by CRUMBACkE Err, Main Il, W heeling, and d
V COCkAfNE, Eiizabethtown, Va. LmJ3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03
THE CEMETERY.-It was not until Sat

THE CEMETERY.-lt was not until Sat
urday last that we visited the ground OF the
Mount Wood Cemetery, and we would en-
deavor to convey to our readers the impress
sion II made uponus There are IA acres, or
nearly that enclosed; the highest point OF
which is nearly as elevated as any ground IN
this vicinity. From the high ridge extending
through the centre the eye. turned eastward
ischarmed with the beautiful valley OF Vince
ling Creek, with It's surrounding hills, form-
ing q natural amphtheatre of miles IN extent
in the bosom OF which are some OF the richest
farms in the country, near enough to mark Inc
alternate fields of grass, and wheat and corn'
and TO show 10 the beholder, here and there,
the sedate and steady movements OF the farm
horse as he slowly turns the turrow; yet 50
far, 50 deep that all the rough surface Is hid
den IRON the eye, and
"Distance lends enchautment TO the view
1t is admitted on all hands, by citizens and
strangers that il is one OF the most beautiful
natural views ever presented to the human
eye.
Turn South, you see the city spread out be-
meath YOU. the windows sparkling IN the sun,
and the tall spires and chimneys, man like.
stretching upward to emulate the bull tops
vain wish, as for man, who made the one, TO
initiate the God who spoke his grandeur from
the mountains brow. Then far away down
beyond, winds, in view, the beautiful Ohio
with, on either side, the rich farms and VII
lagos, and bearing ON its bosom the laden
boat whose laboringt wheels dash the quiet
waters too and fro, while the sturdy Prov
cuts sternly through the resisting flood, and
bids the awakened surf TO foam and bubble IN
lis path with the soft music that charms the
ear beside the purling rivuet,
Westward and almost beneath your feet,
the island spreads its variegated fields, and
gardens, orchards and deep grove, beckoning
the behoIder to come and slumber on It's boz
som-fit resting place this for the kings whose
trembling thrones and outraged subjects adj
monish to seek some sweet retreat
"Where, forgetting and forgot
they could pass, quiet, down the long avenue
to the bourn where king and subject moulder
alike to dust, waken with the same trump, and
are estimated. unlike the world, by inner, not
outer vestments.
The ground appropriated to the cemetery
is not all thus elevated, but with a gradual
descent, extends 10 near level with Main st
on the west. The lots are staked off and a
long, winding carriage way extends through
out, bordeled, so as to form thick shade.
with locust trees, The whole presents
place OF great beauty, now, and as the trees
put forth, the marble pillars rise,--nementos
Of devoted love or ostentatious pride--& the
long avenues are bordered with box, aud the
willow, the rose and the evergreen cluster
around the grass grown mound, it will be a
SPOT cherished with pnde aud visited by thou
sands as a blessed retreat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

WORMS ere swept away from the Stomach and Bow
els by JAY NES Tonic Sermiupe, hy the hesos OF
destruction. They perish under It's searching Influence
instantly and PEELED with the which they
are lmteddod The is Ia almost all petina-
nent and If recurrence of the di order should
place, few doses OF the preparation VIII never fa 10
produce Tie desired ojector the eec; does weak
ca with repeiition Those who suer from Piles Re
mittent Fever, any complaint where mild tonic or
Alternative may be desirable will find in Jayne's Tonic
NermIiugc a most valuable remedy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

On Monday night, between nine and ten
O'Clock, Mr.. Robert Morrison, grocer, of
South " ueeiing, Mas found, at the lower end
of Waterst. with his skull fractured and APP
pareuty lwith dangerous and ugly bruises,
which the paysicion pronounced Inflicted by
sharp instrument The perpetrator of the
act. an Irish serv0nt Of R. c. Woods Esq.
acknowledged ID, was examined aud commit
ted. Heaud ms vile stale That the attack o.
,ieinated in an assault upon the wife Of the
seryaut, who is cook in the family Of Mr.. W.
As the matter will be legally investigated
farther statement might be amiss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

NO WONDERFUL were surprised, yes
terday to learn that Mr.. Rice, OF the four big
doors, cor Main and Monroe SIS. had orders
Ter four suits to 80 to Philadelphia; but not
so much surprised, either, when we saw the
beauty Of his last stock and found he had the
unrivalled Wells cutting for bun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

A man lately died in Ireland, Of whom the
Dublin Packet remarks. he was highly res
pectabe gentleman, OF good osiuue, but by
no means remarkable Tor his observance OF
lac or good moruis."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03
,HalNEs.aNs. Va.
FOR president.
rr7N ZACHARY TAf Lpi'.

san ElErfots. -
r,,. II Whi.eaeli. Isle OF Wlgat.
. q w Boiling. Petersburg
2HP Irving, Cumberland
AK Irving Lynchhurg'
= W Martin, franklin.
vC Rjvss. Arbemarle.
: Rebl + Scott, Fauquiei.
c II r Garnett. Westmoreland.
a " Bouliin. Richmond city.
m Eobt Saunders. williamsburg.
Ii A Hunter. jefferson.
- A II Il Stuart. Augusta.
IA : McD Moore, Rockbridge.
II CaneUy f Trigg, Washington.
Il g w Summers. hanawha.
l6 G D Camden, Harrison.
II FIJI Peirpoint, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03
Philadelphia. Nav |. Isis.

By an arrival at New Orleans. later adj
vices have been received from the capital of
Mexico. There is some delay IN the ratilica-
ton OF the treaty and Pena y Pena has asked
an extension Of four months upon the time
specified for its contamination originally.
The Hon. Nathan Clifford, Minister. Pieni-
potentiary. attended by his Secretary OF
Legation, Robert Walsh, it,, had reached the
capital.
Sickness prevails in the army to great ex-
tent. and no less than one thousand invaids
have been sent from Jalapa TO the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED ny c. II BERRY

REPORTED ny c. II BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Of Bouts 'or the last 81 hours ending yesttr
tag al O'Clock, p. ".
ARRIVED.
New England, Ebbert. Cincinnati,
Welsvile, Barnes, Pittsburgh,
Consul. Kinney,
Philip Doddridge, Moore, @
Umpire, Young, Parkersvile,
Lady Byron, Miller, GAINESVILLE,
DEPARTED.
New England, Ebbert Pittsburgh,
WelsvilIe, Barnes, .
Umpire, loung,
Lady Byron, Miller,
Consul, Kinney,
Philip Doddridge, Moore Cincinnati,
81 feet water III the channel-rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

Washington My /. ISIS.
In the Senate d message was received from
tho President concerning anairs in Yucaian.
The Srnate adjourned aarly, ~ consequence,
Of The illacss Of Senator Ashley. who died
in the afternoon. =
Horsr or RfrRFsFxTAriyEs.- Mckay, :
rss,lu,ion hat he House should meet heredi-
ter at ! / O'Clock. va, adopted.
Mr.. Vmton moved a suspension OF me
rules 10 enable him TO udera resolution liN-
ing day for the cons]d ratioH OF the Appfo-
pijation Bill. Tie vote was taken, ana the
resolution adopted.
\ message was received from the Senate
announcing the death Of Mr. Ashley Mr.
johnson, OF Arkansas, made -om feeling re-
marks, The customary resolutions were pas
sed aud the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03


Il has been frequently stated that if Mr..
CLAY should get the same electoral vote now
that he got il 1871. with the addition OF New
York, b" can be elected. Let Us see if this be
true. To be elected by the people at the
coming election the successful candidate must
get lt6 votes, being majority OF the whole
electoral svcte, which is TACO hundred and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

ENGLISH VESSELS UNDER FRENCH CoLoRs.-
Lord Chesterfield being in Paris. wa. al
party with NoItaire, when the latter said TO
him
"My Lord, which are the most beautiful
the English or the French ladies?'
Really cannot TELL" replied Chester
field, Il am not good judge OF planting"
Soon afterwards, Votaire, happening 10 he
convsrsing with an English woman highly ro-
gued, Chesterfield approached him and said
''Slr, lake care that You are not aptiva ed"
My lord" replied Votaire, Il have no
fears OF being taken by an English vessel
carrying French coIors,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

The Washington correspondent OF the Phil
adeiphI Penns, lyanan. states that all the re-
cent appointments OF Charges were made
without consultation with Mr.. Buchanan.
need hardly be matted down as a counterfeit.
Exactly the reverse OF this" he says is the
fact =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

lEF7'fhe celebrated Rolander. while pupil of the
great Linn9us, and residing his family several
Tunes ATTACKED with severe yseniery, which upon mi
mute examination was found to proceed from The fact of
MS drinking water FROM wooden vessel that
ming with microscopic worm. TINS, OF beng carried
Into the stomach. caused the distressing aiady. In The
use OF D. y. Fahnes.ocks Nermifuge, prepared al Pitts
pufgh, "a immediate relief is given IN Az cases OF
worms. whether Of minute size, The aa0ve
iI9hed instance, OF the irghtiul Tapeworm OF many
yads ia length.
DAthER my2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-03

While we deeply regret the position in
which Mr.. Clay stands before the country,
and know that large majority OF the wings
OF the Union would feel relieved by his recon
sidering his position, we cannot endorse the
spirit of the following, though it is from a
highly respectable source.