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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24


PHILApELPHIA, 10Th ma. 18th 1876
To 7. r. PETERSON, No. y Chestnut eei-Iiavinp
been requested 10 give any ormI0u the merits oil
hcALLiSfER'S SALINE, am willing 10 epumera ate
some OF the euefiir which conceive have experien-
. ced ~ tie usc al The article.
In the Sptmg Of lea had an ATTACK of Frosipelas in
my lace. winch eeale very painful and extended into
one of eyes. teH= attended with fever nv distress
was great, and bean 10 be fearful of losing NY eve
shou q ue previous 10 tins, pamphlet was thrown
into my house, entitled "INSENSI BILE PERSPIRA
TON" setting form The virtues of " McALLlSTER'S
or The WORLDS SALNE."
Although not mach believer in what IS termed duack
medicines, pure a>ed hoA and made an apple alton
10 my lac. To ny surprise The PAIN adIed, aud
m weeks Time Was entirely cured; and hrny he
ieve that Il was The s4re under Prov dence that cured
From that Tine 10 the present have used the article
es occasion required, and ia every where have
used ~, have found decided benefit.
~ one liinr, on soig 70 led al Right throat
sore that swallowed wi ditheure hut hv an appIica.
lion Of The Sa We was relieved heforc morning
have used ln casfs 81 Burns, Brusts Sprains aud
Flesh Cuts an WITH The hap9esl certs aud of
poisoning 10y whd Vne IN The woods has been led
up ana cured 10y few applications
FROM nay avn experience. | would strongly recon-
mend TO ai, AZ cheap, convenient family mer me
II seeusto pariake more OF ointment than save
and Ia very hot weather gets quite luiG; hence IL
requHesnu preparation other then 10 rub II on the ahlicI
ed part.
have hecome opartialto II, that expect TO Keep il
constantly IN isy family.
Though urauiliiurs 20 appear IA print vel caunoi
refuse 10 have TINS commtu made pubic II JUDGED
best TO serve the cause OF humanity.
Respectfully thue. WIN. ADAMS
oct &c No % ld Road
For sale hy James Baker, Wheeling Va aud lanes
Burnley, EiIzalclhtown Va.
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Decent e. 6. ls47.
Messrs Wyatt & Ketchsm-Genteueu; Understanding
that the general agents for the sale Of Dr. TIP
ans Vegetable Eiecfusry, Ter tile cure of Piles. have
Seeued it my duty 10 volunteer recommendation in
hehalt OF thai invaluable medicine. have been afflicted
for many wears with pres ard have tried rene
dies rcnenrial elects indeed, began TO
consider my utterly hopeless Hut about tie rst
of september last was prevailed upon 10y friend 10
gske rial Of the above named medicine took his
vdvice ard rejoice to that not only relieved,
hut. as he,ieve. perfectly cared earnestly rec
omneud u 10 all who may have the misfortune to lie
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Nery respectfully, your oN't s'yl, ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

" HE sick wish diseased stomach restored aud i'm.
81 pure Hood Cesns.d q, (Which The foundation uf
eases without cndaueefne their constitutions 80 get
Pr. l-e Roy's SABSAPARifLA aud " LID CHERRY
PILLS which Ia Tie only Aste family medicine 10 be o.,
tanned mad al NN J. ROBB'S,
oeI ls conner URion and Man 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
pllbhNih-N - Oi1OCAOANlAAN,
or
ATL~UEAIING BAi SAM.

"A Sk your friends il they know Of any thing thai
IA will SO speedily a long and tedious cough raj
sing of blood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS consumption hoase
ness. influenza ant diseases ofhe throat the oloso
ananf AMI thet win tell you--no. There never has as
been remedy introduced 90 public notice which has
productive OF so much good in short space OF
time Read I hpt tlloxyfnv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
Eersmsn,. Berks CO.. Mass, Nov %

Egrament, Berks CO., (Mass.) Nov 90. lsl7.
The above certificate tells simple aud truthful story
OF suffering aud relief OF which. physician ard wit
ness in the case, cheeriully endorse. Ia CHArMAs
NOTlCE-The genuine Upham's Electuary has his
written signature. thus 90 A Upham, NJ. D. The
hand is alone done with pen. Price s 4 per box
Or Sold wholesale and retail, bv WYATT &
KEICiIAM FL Fulton street. N. Y, aud by Druggists
generally tront bout the United States and Canadas.
CEUMBACkER, Agent for " heeng, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

an examination of our stock preyious 10 nur.h;I ~" .
suring them they will find il TO their adv amaze n
seasonable goods. p VI '"S i'i'o"ihl
MEMS BOOTS.
| 500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
300 do Gents Fine morocco do
| :aW 40 Mems stout calf welt Boots
eoo DO Mems Kip boots,
900 MEMS MONRoEs.
1000 do Mems kip Brogans ''
$40 do Mems stout calf welt Brooans
4oo 90 Mems prime thick hroga,is
500 BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
lon pairs Boys fine calf boots,
150 do Boys prime Kip do
| 100 do Youths do do do
% do do fine calf do
ioo no no c en- calf do; sizes 5tos.
200 BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANS
eco PAIRS Boys Kip Brogans,
2uO DO do calf dc
$50 do do Morocco Broraus.
900 do do Thick do
geo do Youths calf and morocco do
$50 do do Kip Brogans,
d mADlEs' sLlprERs. HALF CATERS, &c.
200 do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers
200 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes
800 do do Pump Sole Caters.
10y do do Thick do do
ioo do do Cater Boots,
W0MEN'S LACE BOOTS
$40 pairs Women's Kid and orocco Lace Boots.
4O MISSES Sc 30 sI,pps ssf Lace scI Boots
ron pairs Misses KID and Sea, slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters,
4Oe do do Morocco Lace Boots
o CHILDREN'S SHOES
1000 pairs chidren's morocco and leather Bootees
800 do do Fancy CATERS
suO 40 do Fancy coored Kid Booices
ooo 40 do Black and cOored Kid ankle Ties
suO 40 do Morocco Lace Boots
1000 do do Leather pegged Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
constantly on kand large and well selected assert
mcnt OF shoe st-ck and Findings, viz Spanish So e
Leather, French and American calf skins Morocco
Md, Lining and Binding skins. Al.SO-I.asts Boot
Trees, Shoe Threads, Nails, Pegs, Patent and common
aw: HATS Aw tlades, rncers Knives an assortment
of French Shoe Kit, &c &C.
Thankful for the Iiher patronage heretofore extended
10 MS, we still solicit continuance of the same
McCLALLEN, KNOX 4 co.
Wheeling, Mar ls, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

For Wood or Coal summer or Winter.
IT'LL subscribers have secured the exclusive ri hi for
~ the CITY of Wheeiins and county Of OHIO, and are
manufacturing the above useful mental aud SPLEEN
da gloves of three different sizes winch for and
variety IN cooking and economy Of fuel (noi consuming
more thah cents worth Of coal per day and cook for
Upwards OF 90 of family al time excel every thing
hthe Mind IN use. We appeal 10 our citizens and the
heishh"rns counties 10 Taronize the manufacture. OF
eir own rather than encourage those of and
other places especially when they can he better accom-
niodated with that useful article al furniture good e.
conomicai and vefy cheap Cankipr Stove Satisfactory
references gwen To persons who have them in use.
We have also great variety oi "dk ing stoves adam
ted for Wood and coal assortment of castinss
&c. Jn22 SWEENEY L MATHEWI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For

the hair-lts positive qualities are as lolows-lst
For infants, keeping the head free from scurf and
causiI luxurious growth OF the hair
I'd For ladies' after cild birth restoring the 81 in tn
It's usual strength aud hrmness and preventing ts fall
ling out OF The hair.
3d. For any person recovering from any debility the
same effect is produced.
4lli II used ~ infancy iili growth is started il
may ne preserved ny attention. Ia Vie latest period of
life. "
9TH II frees the head from dandruf strengthens the
foois lmafts hea aud vigor the eifcuat on and
prevents lie nan nom Changing color ge Ting grew
OH IL causes line hair 10 curl beautifully whea done
up IN Il over nisht DI'No ladies toilet should ever
be made without II.
EXpectorant syrup. psSe yos Gonsnm
sands have met premature death for the want of al.
tshiloh TO common COLD. Have YOU a cough! Rev
pr. batholomews E2aeeisrant syrup, safe medical
prescription, containing poisonous drugs, and used
al an extensive practice for several years. will most 10.
survey gave relief, aud you from losi awll
dsrtse, iuhiohary Consumption, which Usually sweeps
h1" TIE grave, hundreds of The young the DID, The love
y dud the ga.
The only genuine for sale Ia Wheeling by A. O. Fair
ciild IA steuhenye by A. Conn, i Pittsbnrgh by Nm
Jackson, m Washington by A Sweeny a son. IN 81
Gtairsvi lille by J"nson, also ina every town IN pennsyI
's''a' '""' A'@'y @ia ana Nifsihla dec 10
= Cases Sicily Lquoriee, Refined DO for sale nv
- Nus IL JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
TEAS,
Nov i6-Gm

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Market Square. Wheeling. Va.
YYRRERE you may find pure teas. imported ny .,,s
w Canten Tea Company of New York, 10 Cha'na"
and 1G3 Lreenwich SITS. T.. =.
Retail prices as foiows-suhject in all cases to re 70
turned. if not approved Of IN ether weis" vi q"''
GREENS,
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NJJs DIGaI.
DIR. sWEETsER'S PANACEA

TINS MEDICINE Is warranted on osih. no, to
tain particle Of Caioniel, Corrosive SaLuSe. Arse
mic. Chloride or Gold. or any de'eierious minerals.
The principle upon wiich thiS medicine acts, u ~
assisting aud harmOnzinr with nature drives out all
foul acrimonious hunors the blood and body. and
Nv assimtla,ng with aud strengthening the gastric juice
Of the stomach. 10 psSsts DIGESTION in short. there is
net VEIN artery muscle herve in the humane body.
that - not strengthened hy tho PASsCEs. and u also
po-sessesthc remarkable properly Of removing mercury
from the homes aud ioints.
FOR ERU PTlDNS OF THE SKIN --Scurvy. scor.
butte Affections. Tumors, ScroifaIa, or Kings Evil,
White swelling Erysipeias, Ulcers. Cancers. Running
sores ScAhs and Biles time snd determined persevor
ance IN la. sw EETrEE's PAsUEs. will eaect a cure.
For INDIGESTION.
Geiection Of food Nausea, Nomfiugs. Nervous aztec
lions Billions complaints. Headache. faleness. Fe
male lreguarites. r. Sweesers PanScrs will soon
effect cure bat lfotsiinaic. attended with gripping
SWING pnins tho dose should he increased and the
viii -ocn We effected. Let not the patients frghten
with the idea that they are 200 weak 10 take
much medicine; hut lear in mind that their mildly ope
rating medicine puts weakness into the frame tut
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength in
r- place aud by giving composed sleep at night and
apnete relish food reanimstt the whole frame with
vigorous action clearing the mind aud improving the
sight. - - - -
accompanied NTH Nf' goits Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
,WFETSER'S PANACEA.

DubttW"fc. Jury iotH 10Y
certify. that for the last five years. have heen az
hicted with Dyspepsia and Water Brash, accompanied
with a general weakness the whole system, particu-
larry distressing rans in the back. At times my dices
ten was lad that could scarcely keep anything
NV stomach and coffee could not touch. hal leen
attended by several doctors and had taken areai many
prescriptions, without receiving any .eneft. few
weeks ego commenced taking DR.. Sweeier Panacea,
and before had finished the first bottle felt certain il
would cure me, medicine had taken had such
effect ! have now taken three hotties and feel
perfectly well am, however taking another bottle TO
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly to let afflicted know where 10 obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24
CAMPHOR LOZENGES

They give immediate relief IN sick head
ache, paiptaon OF the heart lowness spirits, despon
dency, presson of sinking of the chest drnw
siness, ,3erca affections and all nervous diseases.
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-24

This disease is warning from nature that the blood
is in very foul stale and that the hunors charge,
with accrimony. Headache gives notice OF the imiu
darger the body; why disregard this
ing of nature? Do you suppose You can cure it with
cologne water. bay rum, or smelling salts? Most
tainly not; only symptom an indication that tho
being acted on by the founess and
ny ofthe humors The disease itself in your blood.
When you have the headache. do not risk your health
and life by needing the warning nature giving yo
but Dr. Swcetsers Panaeea freely, il will purify
your blood and improve the health and circulation gem
orally Persons always stronger after taking than
before, merely the dress from the body and
leave the pure blood remain,
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Price 90 per hetle. Sold by the following Agents
A o FAIRCHILD, Wheeling
WADDLE & VANCE Triadelphia
GEO. WILSON, West Alexander.

These Iozences the safest, most and efieciua
remedy for Coughs Colds. Whooping Cough, TigIness
of the Lungs Chest, etc. The proprietor has
known instance where they did give perfect sa
tstaction Price - cents par box, with directions.
SHERMAN'.S WORM LOZENG Els.
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HOW TO SERMoNIZE

]. Go to the bottom of your subject: and
think Of everything. that ought to be said up
on il: and consider wha, points or parts of il
your hearers would be glad TO have cleared up
or most enlarged upon. To skim off only the
surface, is to put off your audience with froth.
The weightiest sentiments often lie at the
bottom; be at the pains o fdivingd eep to bring
them up from thence. On the other hand.
2. Take care you 10 not torture your sub
lect, by aiming to exhaust it. Don't endea-
yor to say everything That can be- said, but
everything that ought to be said upon it.. A
preachers excellence is seen not go much in
saving a greatdeal upon a text. as saving the
best things in the best manner.
3. Don't crowd your thoughts too thick
This viii but fatigue and perplex the minds of
your hearers, who should always have time to
follow you. II YOU pour water too fast into
the tunnel, it will run over.
a. PIotract not your discourse to an undue
length. The best sentiments will not be at
tended to, while your hearers are impatien'ly
waiting for the conclusion. 1t were better
to offend BY the other extreme provided your
matter be solid, well disposed, and well di-
gested. Better leave your audience longing
than loathing. Abstinence is less hurtiul
than repetition. Il think Luther SAYS in his
table-talk, that one necessary qualification o.
a preacher is TO know when to leave off,
John Mason.
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From the North American and United States Gazette
GRANGE is FREEr'
BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.

BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
A great voice wakes a foreign laud.
And a mighty murinur sweeps the sea,
While nations, dumb with wonder stand,
To note what it may be =
The word rolls on like a hurricanes breath,
Down with the tyrant,-come life or dea tn,
France must be free"
"Upharsin" is writ on the Orleans wall,
And 1t needs no prophet TO read the word
The King has flown from his palace ball,
And there the mob is heard
They shout in the heat of their maddened
glee;-
(What sound can compare with a nations
cry
When it leaps from bondage to l"iberty?)
The voice sweeps on like a hurricanes breath,
And the wondering world hears " hat it saith,
France, France is free !"
The rough. shod foot of the people trsmps
Through the siIken rooms of royalty,
And over the floor the mirrors and lamps
Lie like the shattered monarchy
They have grasped the throne in their irony,
And have borne it aloft in mockery;
But as if the ghost of a king might be
Still welding a shadowy sceptre there,
They dash it to earth and trample il down,
Shivered to dust, with the O. leans crown,
And shouts With a voice that rends the air,
France, France is free %
Oh, joy TO the world! the hour is come,
When the nations to freedom awake.
When the royaIisls stand agape aud dumb,
And monarchs with terror shake
Over the walls of majesty
~ pharsin' is writ in words of fire,
And the eyes of the bondmen wherever they
be,
Are lit with their wild desire.
Inton, soon shall the thrones that blot the
world.
Like the Orleans, into the dust be hurled.
And the world roll on, like a hurricane.
breath,
Till the iarlhest slave hears what saith,
arise, arise, be ireei''
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Correspondence Of the Times.
ARRIVAL OF HE
w A ; HIN G. L N,

fHllddciphld, hPti ., r. W.
The Steamer Washington has arrived at n.
fork bringing news from Liverpool to the
10Th ult.
There was 10 be a monster meeting in Dub
in on the 10Th March. The English govern
.nent had become alarmed aud sent forces in
TO put it down.
England, France and Scotlaud are quiet.
The citizens OF Vienna made demands on
the emperor. which were all granted and he
was then borne through The street in triumph.
Hungary has declared herself independent OF
Austria.
The bank of France had suspended.
The provisional government had been re-
cognized by most Of the powers of Europe.
Queen Victoria had been delivered OF anoth-
er princess.
The Bank of England had declared a semi
annual dividend OF u per cen..
Provisions. No Change,-Lad, fair de-
mand at AZ to Sis in barrels 81 TO 62 in kegs.
Beef and Pork steady.
Butter had advanced 2 shillings per cwt.
Bacon 2Ss55. hams 3Ja55. Beet 46a90,
tierce Pork IS 10 81.
The sale of Cotton for the week, was. 49,
040 bales; New Orleans, 3ta4d.; Bowed, d..
lS75. Mobile, 4a4id.
Flour slightly advanced.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
prTTSsrRGH ADVERTISING.

The card OF Nj h%nsloe, our agent in Pitts
burgh to procure advertising and collect mon
ey will be found under lis proper head. In
connection we may properly remark that bn-
siness meu and manufacturer will do well
to leave their advertisements with HIM Tor
this paper. We have never personally sought
advertisements ia Pittsburgh or else where, as
is the general custom among publishers IN
this region, but we have relied, and do rely
upon our large business circulation for the ad-
vertising to which we are indebted. The
circulation of the Wheeling Times embraces
almost every one Of the business and manu-
facturers of the city, who delight to sustain
j.. il having sustained and carefully iostered
their business and interests. Then its clrcula-
ton abroad is not limited by its county or
precinct. II ex,ends through Ohio, Marshall,
W-tzel, Tyler. Doddridge, Marion, Harrison.
Manongs.ia & Brooke counties Va. Green and
Washington, Pennsylvania, and part of JEFF
ferson. Harrison, Belmont and Monroe coun-
ties. Ohio. lis circulation is larger than that
of an other paper of Western Virginia, and
it goes into the hands OF more business men
than all the Others together.
For these reasons we would advise Busl-
ness men in Pittsburgh to advertise in the
Wheeling fines if they desire their moneys
worth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

Al brilliant Innings for hats should be a.
wooded, as the rays reflected from them are
more dangerous than the direct rays of the
sun.
Wells are Injurious. causing confused un-
duldung motion; pernicious TO the sight.
Fans, highly ornamented with gold, silver,
or ivory. are objectionable. Tight lacing is
injurious.
a night lamp should be kept burning in
the bedroom to preventa loss of light to the
ewes.
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The editor OF TING ZaneavIlle corner makes
the following Ieusres upon the want of &C
finn mo,o ~ D;rae7-. NJ the ONO Gs4tr,l
~ ~ o.;u.
H9d"' '3. . " '+' y ~ .
tn feaa V.5'ss ne lakes ei "dlterla hdnd,
Iimsalf. l IS pr .ays tue bes, way
Here =, N excellent gtsr.er. an available
rem. H.. r. ..Iv45sa. ea.s connections. a
~ a',d -,.af e.s .,.. 7rv ana nuhl;c mind
,nos, q ~, ri u,.a..-Ain advance. 4 mr.
tSoa' - #rzs# r@5o.s,nces imneratiTelv
dsman4 the .ar,y rz.slIuction Of. Twenty
fye' M II mos. f4,rtv miles of road. ..,m
-; . 49,, s.. s,5stt. 40 y,ortI ~
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TO CARPENTERS e. CONTR ACTOR
CHI ZAP

CHEAP
BOOTS, HoE LEATHER, HATS N CAPS, AT
ALTMAN " MAXWELL'S.
No 1870, corner of Main and Union streets.
WHEELING, Va.
EX5E have now received our spring stock, which i.
w large and emir acing every article in our line,
to which we respectfully invite orr friends and the pub
lie, and solicit 4 share Of their patronage. our stock is
in part as follows:
For GENTLEMEN,
900 pairs mems fine cali and morocco boots,
geo do mems calf and kip half we!ted boots,
800 do mems calf. X Up and morocco shoes,
Ssa eco do meu 5 seal and mororco slippers,
100 do mems fine lasting CATERS.
FoR rHE LADIES.
A0aO pairs Ladies' boots, shoes, buskins, slippers,
foo" CATERS and half CATERS, black and coiored,
(some of which are very fine and of the latest styles)
OF various prices, some as low as 80 cents.
Bows, Misses. AND CnIGpREN's
Boots, Shoes, Slippers aud half CATERS, Of every kind,
quality and price.
Snan LBS Oak Tan, and red sole leather. upper lea.
C'o' ther. calf, morocco, Kid, lining and binding
skins, boot webb, laces. tape, thread. nails, pegs, heel.
ball, and shoe backing and brushes, etc, etc.
HATS AND CAPS.
80 DOZ mems and boys chip hats,
" 9 doZ do new style silk caps,
8 dpz hoys' do do. Also mems and boys
cloth cops of all kinds and prices.
We VIII sell any of the above stock wholesale or retail
very low for cash Buyers will please give Ms a call.
Apr1y ALLMAN &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
FROM SAINT LOUIS.

Fire at ST. Louis-lfissouri Wing Con-
pention-Ntw Senator from Arkansas.
ST LOUIS, April 6th-P. Nj.
About IL o'clock, last night two stores on
the levee were destroyed by fire. They were
occupied by K. P. Hail. i. B. Catherwood,
and <. Mathews & Brother. One of thu
buildings was owned James Wood Of Pitts.
burgh. The loss was principally covered BY
insurance. -.
The Wing State Convention held at Boone
Vile nominated Edward Bates tor Vice Pres
ident, Jas. S. Relins for Governor, and d. ID
Mitchell for Lieutenant Governor. Dele.
gates were appointed to the National Con
v~ention.
Maj. s. Borland, has been appointed Uni
ted States Senator from Arkansas, vice Mr.
Sewer. resigned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

A REFUGE FOR KINGS! At the meeting in
behalf OF France and Liberty. held in the State
Capitol, at Harrisburgb, on Tuesday even
ing last, M. B. Lowery, Esq. of Crawford
county, suggested the propriety Of instructing
our Senators and requesting our Representa-
uves III Congress, to procure the passage OF a
law. granting $50 acres of land to each of the
Crowned Heads Of Europe, that they might
emigrate to the distant West of our country
settle down in quiet, become useful and res
pected citizens. and under the protection of
the Stars and Stripes receive such practical
lessons in the science OF sel(-government as
would undeceive them all their lives as to the
efficacy of royalty. Not a bad idea!