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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
DIR. BEACHES MEDICINES.
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CONSUMPTION. SITTING OF BLOOD

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reg. p. '-"N va. h'
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a." 90 b. i5lil W the Woo'e water" 3teaiea' Ht,r2W'-
eiHs3ea % rs tp0aey, ana Aa .Hs ua' s
"H'u : fa9 'N.'ten. ~ a. '31 ~,
preparation, containing 10 mineral or rols"ne'~ ouh-
tah'e NH"'ft'' "" 'Nt "'"7 ta
RESTORATIVE lucrative Slimulae'' Ite25a', w ~
h3ieent PI'p''lt>' '.lt'H g.",". .t4,o
ti"e OF '"e s,'' lc'i'''s ~ t"t anu i
at5als, fsl', "t Ipn-'tl'sE. w. .i.t5@, iaIrs.es II ,c
ii'h' w. ''l'- QUO y
moves iuiefc'es no" tr i'hEs' al t'a73l I'LL
non. AnoI- l'e numerous W w ~, .3i99IStVy
,s lrte'. ul" lit' " .ue- =, 80 tu'ni'
ton, have toa'd 'Hc FutHoHaft Ao"d2 oI p TYP
sHHeta f 70 AT DINERS uiN H'a1H tAs ~ vt -. ul
tuies have @ 't'fel Nit'f aSeeHatAHs We ~
fraclice' tio.e ha'he"r l'ai-'ao'. .''oaS,""I "u,,n
were Hosi rilca-iops for tt~esse ~ t#t lungs haNe
enin.+itd le Woo '-'"tI W. s""aHe
"hdi4t t"HNf OF e WHO'RE 100 $3.50
"altt c"hHda'l' f,t"ht"e"d q : aopcN ~ :" HpF
etse' AIeia H'i'h 10Y t"' t'a'l'H - :"
- ihe #as-. ara raftic''fti t"f # 'ss atroia1,,
or "a-afa 'ii ui'I 80 ~ j." = - ,h te
dl.ea~e. and under ai crcHusis"ees' anu Were mere
= any CHH~titH*i"ih' 'dhl"a :" 70 ''st"oe "tN"sF "Hl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

WT-T F0-TT ITlT5TT8 TT-TT p TWTNfT
December e., iei7.
Messrs Wyatt & Keichan-Gcnflenen T. understanding
that you ar TIE general agents Tor the sale of Dr. Up
ian's NeHetahtc Electuary, for tie cure of riics, | have
EeeUed Il my duty TO volunteer q recommendation IN
hehalf of that Invaluable Medicine. I have been afflicted
for many wears with pies, ard have tried various rene
dies, hot with no beneficial cNects-indecd, / began TO
consider my case utterly hopeless. But about the fret
of September last, was prevailed upon by a fuend 10
make a trial Of the above uamtd medicine. look his
vsylce and rejoice To ray that am nat only relieved,
hut. as I believe, perfectly cured. ! most earnestly rec
oiauend il In all who may have thu misfortune TO lie
afflicted with that annoy ing and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your oe't s'Yt, ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
TEAS,

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Marke, Square. Winding. Va.
wxPRERE YOU may find pure teas, imported by the
w Cantsn Tea Company Of New fefs'
and I63 greenwich ss.
Retail prices as foilows-suhjeet IN all eases 10 ssns
turned, Il not approved Of in either weight or auan'"S
u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
AND BOWEL COMPLINTS
DIR. THOMpSON'S CARMlNATlVE.

AscIentiHc vegetable preparation prepared by DR. En-.
gar Thorn, formerly ofpiuShurgh now OF New y ork cr
ty. Tins inv valuable preparation * well known by the
inhabitants Of Pittsburgh and vicinity as a SURE aud
cERl AIN remedy for Summer complaint, Diarrhua, Cho.
letA Murbus, etc. II Is a scieutinc remedy, pred Gated
upon the uualieraAle laws Of nature. II removes The
CArsE and his effect naturally sEAsEs Ma person
should 60 a lengthy journey without ID, and for summer
Complaint IN children II is truly Invaluable. Icing a Ger.
tain cure, aud by It's timely use numbers OF children
mightbe saved from the grave. Price p cents per houle
Sold by TIE agents for Or CIickeuorS sugar Coated Pills
ste llsl OF agents above,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
SlIERMAN'S OLoSAoNIAN,
~AII-UEALING BAL SAM.

a Sk vour friends II they know of any thing thai
IA win so speedily cure 4 long and tedious eosgh. raj
sing Of blood. btoueAitis ,~dyspeVtie consumption. hoarse
uess, influenza, ana diseases ofthe threat, as the Oloso
snian9 ana ihet viii tell you-no. There rcver has as
vet been = remedy introduced To public notice which has
ueen productive OF SO much good in so short a space OF
.ttun EnnL thnl nIInn-l.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

sweet Meats. &c. hhnTcors L , mo bpPrsn,,'
ceS, Ginger, Citron Peaches, Pears. Ounces, Crab APP
pies, Strawberries, Raspterrics, Cherries. Danisnns and
Grapes; Peach, Fear, Ounce, &c, Marmsladcs: also,
Ounce, Fear, Apple, Guayaha, Blackberry and Currani
Jel!ies, Dry Ginger.
BRANDY FRUITS. ETC.
Brandy Apriceis, Peaches, Pears, Cages and Grapes;
Ginger, Pine Apple, Srrsgpaulla, Lemon and Raspberry
Vinegar syrups; Annis Seed, Noyau Rose and perfect
Love Cordiais.
CONFECTIONERY. ETC.
The greatest variety OF French aud plain Confeetiona-
~, consisting in part as follows; Bon Bons. Fruit drops,
Jelly Cakes, Ghrystalized Fruit, GEm Dro1s, Conserves,
Rose Drops, Cordial Strawberries aud Raspberries. Uni
talon Fruit, Orange flower drops, Burnt and Rose Al
nonds, NanIila Cream Candy, Love Candy ornaments
i"r cake, Plate papers; Ginger, Sassatras, Mint Lemon
aud Pepper Lozcnges; Apricot, Fig and Jujute Paste;
sugar sand refined and Com Liquorice; Crimson aud
rluiu Jelaiine; Fresh Vanilla Beans; Extract Vanilla,
oil Lemon amt Rose Water.
PICKLES
London, Ptcalilla, Samphte, Chow Chow. Onion and
Onions, Cum, Eug Walnuts, Peaches, Cherries. Olives,
SAUCES. CATSUpS. ETC.
John Butt, Cattce, India Soy, Harvey. Reading and
Peuter = uces: Essence Anehovy Paste, India Curric
Powders Horse kadish; Cspers. Tomato, Eng Want
and Mushroom Catsups; SardineS; Sailed ont; prepared
French Mustard, Kentucky. aud New York.
do Green corn in cans. just received aud for sale by
:. u. WOODROW,
dec II 23i corner Main and Jefferson street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
CURES

time ktad incl ntieN'ihg
ASTONISHING CURES
WV. BoNn the celebrated Boston cracker baker, es
Nassau stree. BROOKLYN states that his " ife HAS been az
hicted with Asthma fr 70 years and could not find per
mancnt relief IRON b ehest medical advice which New
York and BrooAtyn could produce, was induced TO Try
this great remedy. she is now nearly well. His daugh
ter, who wsss-Feringf rsm the saaie disease, tried II,
and ives also cured by it. Mrs. Bond is now so well
that she Is able &c rise from her led early in the NOR
ming and attendto her usual duties ! Trough the day With
out annoy ance from her distressing malady.
HESRy JAoXsoS. 18th street, near the Catholic Gene
Wy eeine tothe sore tof me purpose ol oh'a'ling sno'
lie OF the Olosaonian having heen afflicted with Asth-
MA for more than 20 years, and was so exhausted on his
arrival that he coula not speak. lie purchased a bottle
and rode bone. Foui days afterwards he walked ron
his residence 10 the office without fatigue, a disianceoi
ov"rtwo m.;s, totfii Of the wonderful relief which he
had experienced from using about one half of one bottle
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Mr.. CosfoEr. rs Winnie street, was so low in the
month of December last, thai he was given up by his
-hysIsIan: HIS friends entertained no hope ofiis reeo-
very. II" Wa persuaded 10 try the oIosaonian, and to
his surprise II has so Ar restored him to health that he is
now able to walk ahout the streets.
Mrs, Ar1REE, tie wifeof VIM. " Auree, James Har
man, Esq. IVA C.. W. Hayes. Esq. can al. hear testimony
from their own experience of the healing properties o
this great remedy n Consumption of the lungs.
SPLITTING BLOOD,
Mrs. Tno~norRxE, 352 Monroe street. who had been
troubled for q great length OF time by a severe cough.
and raised qu antities of blood, was relieved by one hottie
ofthe Olosoanian, and declares it the greatest remedy in
the world.
DENNIS KELLY, &c Water street, was relieved from TIE
same complaint, although he was very much reduced
when he commenced taking It, having been under the
care of his physician during the PAST winter. Although
he courhed constantly and vas very much troubled with
night sweats two bottles of the remedy enabled him 10
return to his daily work.
Pawn HENDERSON, 90 Light street, George w. Bur
nett, formerly of Newark, Nj, Henry Lisbon. l99 Ri
vingston street, and numerous other persons have been
speedily and permanently cured OF the same complaint
by this remedy.
Price sI.oO per bet,le. Sold by the following Agents
M1b falEeE VkScE MnsstiTE
SHERMAN'S COUCH LOZENGES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
okNER Or MAIN X QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. A. Gn

Warehouse No. Z, NJ nrOe Street.
HE subscribers are prepared to make and keep con
stahtiF on hand al the a.Ove establishments, all kinds
castings, Cooking. Franklin, Balloon, and Cannon
YES OF = sizes aud paiisrns; Hollow Wagon
Nes trough castings, Crates, Flat Irons. Sugar and
shhe'tes- &c. a complete assortment. We have
, received sonse splendid patterns for rsrlor Crates,
neatesi ever brought to This city Persons who in
thui~lne ats respectfully requested To examine them
re purchasing any other Kind. We have a large ioi
Aaitcfns Tor Min gearing, the Lest IN the place, which
VIII make to order al the lowest rates; also Thrssh
Machins Castings. We Will also continue 10 manu-
urr the diaerent kinds OF Plouz.s complete, used in
he western country. We viii warrant all our ssst.
and other work done al our establishment and a.
,p as can be made in Pitisbnrgh, Ciucinnaii or an,
: establishment IN this city. Persons wl.hiuv /.
htse any a &c eti our line whl please give a. a ca
a slniae tf thru,s.i yes.
- HAMILTON. SANDS. a co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

tEMiUM Cooking Stoves at various rriss. fr,~ ~
to 30 dollars. at JOtksok's, Ia ustAs $50.
sNtedt to wek wAl o. ne .-sasy refusdeI -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

Gunnowder. very superior, $l.5C
Impartial l,oS
Silver Leaf a." l,0C
This Te. is seldom sold even by large Dealers
owing to the sinai profits on lis sale.
Young Hyson. superior, %
Do good %
Golden Chop LOO
This is tile fines, Green Tea cultivated in China.
~Gunpowder, superior Luz
lmpeual. do. l.W
Also a large variety of BLACK THAS. In a word
il YOU want the hest tea in tine City, call al the sutscrt-
hers, where you can always lie sure of getting a pnv
article fresh, as we are in receipt ofTeas a.inos every
week from the largest Tea House in the United States
BASSErT II Robinson, South Wheeling.
For particulars see our general advertisement. alss
small bills accompanying each package. u
Marshall Beacon please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

Ecramsnt, Eorks CO., tNass) Nov %, 1917.
The above certificate tells a simple aud truthful story
OF suffering aud relief, of which. as physician and wit
uess in tine case, | c%heerfuIiy endorse. UK CHAPMAN
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l0En(rtugS.
ASH THESUFFERER
FROM

ANEN Z
what has relieved dim IN such a short time
from his difficulty OF breathing, csugh&
sutlocation7 lie will tell YOU 1t was
the "Olesaonisn. or All-hesling
Balsam.' Ask the Com
sumptive what has al
layed his cough,
removed the
pain in
his
side and chest. checked his night
sweats and placed the rose
OF h-allh upon his
,heek7 x he
will tell
YOu
IL Nc III nSAONIAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

NoTlCE-1he genuine upham's Eleciuary has his
written signature. thus or A uphsn, NJ. ~ The
hand Is alone done with a ren. Pr'es 81 per lox
kETCHAN. III Fulton street, N V, and by Druggists
generally throughout The United states and Canadas.
}. CRUMBACkER, Agent for Wheeling, Va.
ian IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
PEkHN TEA COMPANY

ANOIIiER hKktN Al.
'EIiE subscribers wsuid respectfully ~
e4& form thcsr customers and all ibteres-
MySrtdhId ted, that they have received a fresh 'of OF
IN * My those very superior Teas from The re.
EH ~ EkA- KIN COMPANY, New York, making
eEaaasssG their assortment complete. Among those
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
SWEETSEE'S PANACEA.

I certify, that for the last five years, I have heen az
fictcd with Dyspepsia and v ater Brash, accompanied
" ith a general weakness Of the Whole system, particu-
larly Distressing Pains IN the hack. Al times my diges
tien " - 50 lad that I could scarcely keep ANYTHING on
NV stomach. and coffee I could not touch. 7 had been
attended by several doctors, and had taken a great many
prescriptions. without receiving any .encfit. A few
weeks ego | commenced taking nr. Sweeicr = Panacea,
aud before | had finished the first hottie. | felt certain II
would cure me, as no medicine had taken had such an
effect on me. | have now taken three hotties. and feel
perfectly well. l am, however. taking another hottie to
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly. to let afflicted know whcrcto obtain relief
[1urs resncrfEtlV-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16

= Csssss,eiiy LbquoriSs, ! case Resnsd do, for sale BY
- SAsl Jas BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
ms LOZENGES

They give immediate relief III nervous or sick head
ache, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spiriis, desren
denrv, - preston or sense of sinking of the chest. dr"~
siness, IL sierics! affections and all nervous diseases.
SuERMAN'S IDOTH PHNIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-16
Price SI.10 per battle. Sold by the following Agents
A . Wheeling
II & TriadeIphia
GEO. WILSON. West Alexander.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES.

These I.ozenges are the safest, most sure and efectuai
remedy for Cougns, Colds. Wliooping Cough, Tightness
OF the Lungs or Chest, etc. The proprietor has never
known an Instance where they did not give perfect sa-
tisfaction Price % cents par hox, with directions.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
These Worm Lozengos have been proved in more than
l.400,G00 cases 10 he infsliaaie; the only certain Worm
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-06

then Senator from Name, and among the ex-
pressions was this -'This compromise says Mr.
Jefferson, sis the rock upon which the vessel of
State may be stranded AS he quoted this re-
mark, the Senator from South Carolina shudder-
ed, seemingly oppressed with the most gloomy
torebodings.
In truth, his speech was gloomy. He feared
rather than hoped the future, should the clause
prohibiting Slavery in the Territory Of Oregon
be carried. 'If the Union OF these States be
doomed TO fall said this sad mourner of the Past
and gloomy prophet OF the Future, the historian
in writing out his causes of its melancholy fall
will devote his first chapter to the Ordinance OF
1857; his second to the Missouri Compromise;
his third, If he should ever aUrite a third to the
present question:
Mr.. Calhoun drew an ingenious but too subtle
distntion between natural, social, and political
rights-or rather he derived from their real dit
terences too harsh conclusions. He commented
much upon the error that prevailed not only in
this country but elsewhere in the world, That
all men were created free and equal.' He dwelt
long upon this topic and predicted innumerable
future calamties from the general prevalence of
so gorgeous all error. By its introduction and
successful establishment, he SAID eEurope and all
Christendom would fall into hopeless anarchy, or
be subjected to military domination
l cannot think that Mr.. Calhoun's fort to day
VIII add to his vast reputation. 1t had all his
mental Idlosyncracies, without being distinguish
ed by those flashes OF genius which are wont to
make men wonder if not approve"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-06
PEOPLES CONVENTION.

DlSIR ICI NO B.
The Freemen, in the several towns of Con-
gressonal District No. 5, who are opposed to the
election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor to the
Presidency OF the United States, and to the
further extension of Slavery in the Territories,
or the admission into the Union of any more
States in which Slavery is tolerated, are request
ed to meet in the towns respectively, and elect
Delegates to DISTRICT CONVENTION, to be
holden at the City Hall in Worcester, on We'd
nesday the 26th day of July current,at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
the National Convention to be holden at Buffalo,
on the 9th of August next Each town is au-
thorized to send three times the number of dele
gates to which the town is entitled to Represen.
tatives in the General Court, and all towns have
the right to three delegates, whether entitled to
full representation in the General Court or not
Per Order, ALEx'R. De WRIT,
Member of the State Committee for District No S.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention, of the opponents of
the election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor
to the Presidency, will be holden at the City
Hall in Worcester, on Wednesday July 26, cur
rent, at O'Clock P. M, for the purpose of form
ing County Organization. The several towns
will choose Delegates on the same basis as is
laid down for the District Convention.
ALEx'R. De WITT, Per order.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-06

Hon. HORACE MANN. The able successor
OF Mr. Adams, made his first speech in Congress.
on Friday last. 1t was listened to with an un.
usual degree of interest, and receives the COM
mendation of the letter. writers generally. His
main subject was the power OF Congress to lee is.
late in regard to the extension of slavery into new
territories. The correspondent of the Express
has the following notice OF Mr. Mann's argu.
ment I:
He alleged that Congress owned this Territory
ana therefore had right to say into whose hands
1t should pass, and ON what conditions II had
been said that if slavery were excluded from Orc
gon, the people OF the entire South would there.
by be excluded. In answer to that claim he
would say that ii slavery were admitted the peo
pie OF the tree States would not emigrate thither
ward. Mr. Mann also dwelt at considerable
length on the equity of this question. If the
South had their own way, it would be the triumph
oil one-third OF the people of the United States in
opposition to ttco thirds
This idea he considered unreasonable and nm.
just. In the course OF his argument he mention.
ed that within certain period of our national
history. seven Slave States had been admitted in
to the Union, and only one that was free. He
touched upon the subject of Human Rights. and
gave 1t as his opinion, that this constant crv was
always certain to do more harm than good. and
actually injured Human Rights. He spoke AT
length upon the mooted question, whether a hui
man being can reasonably be claimed as property.
Slavery, he thought, was the very antagonist OF
property, and its bane; and Was proven not only
by all history, but by our own experience.-H
spoke OF the evils OF slavery in an intellectual ana
moral point OF view, and mourned over the nm
happy condition of the slave As Mr.. Everett
had once said on this very floor he himself would
be willing to do everything but steal, to educate
the poor slave. Mr.. M. was listened 10 with
marked attention by the whole House.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-06

~ The City Crier states that twenty seven
lost children were brought to his house on the
4th. They belonged to families residing in four
different cities and seven towns. All were re-
claimed before night by their alarmed parents,
excepting three, who were on hand tho next
morning. Journal ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-06

W Mr. Noah Smith and his wife, both over 10 wears
OF age were murdered at Petersburg Rensselaer, Coup,
VN' Ton Saturday night last Mr., Smith was sis.
Ter o. The father OF Gideon Reynolds, member of Con.
gress II is said thai the cause of The william.
The murder was TO obtain some 81 800 fmo., Of winch
vas in silver) No traces OF the murdcrers haze 60,
discovered '"'"
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Congressional Proceedings.

MONDAY, July 3.
SENATE. Mr. Metcalfe of KY. was duly quail
lied and took his seat.
Mr. Mangum of N. C. resumed his speech,
He said he should be able 10 demonstrate that
Gen. Cass stands no where on the Wilmot Proyi-
so. lie spoke two hours, and stated that two diff
ferent sets opinions had been produced by the
democrats, one for circulation at the south. and
the other at the north.
Mr. Hannegan replied, and defended Gen. Cass.
ana explained the charges preferred against him.
MT ReVerdy Johnson produced the third ed-
ton OF the lite OF Gen. Cass.
Mr. flanagan rejoined.
Mr. + cote followed ct length in defence OF Gen.
Cass
Mr. Niles of Ct. said this news was yery much
like ratification meeting, with great decorum to
De sure. There were no groans and no Kisses
All the speakers had been very successful in as
sisting opposing and IN damaging their own; at
least none had been very successful in defending
their respective nominees
HOUSE. The Civil and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton bill was taken up.
MIR. Flourney of Va concluded speech which
ne mad commenced on Saturday.
lie was followed by Mr.. Woodward Of S. C. IN
a constitutional argument against the Wilmot
Proviso.
Mr. Preston of Va, replied to Mr.. BayIy's re.
cent speech on territoal rights, and warmlS ad.
vocated Gen. Taylor's election
60 The bill then laid aside, and the Post Office
bill was taken up and discussed
The House adjourned over till Wednesday, the
9Th inst.