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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06

In the New State o! Wisconsin, Chat is to
be) the election will be held, we presume, on
the first Monday OF Tuesday in November.
In those States which ar. MAJ ked with an
astersk, ~ members OF Congress are TO be
chosen as well as State officers.
The Presidential Election is to take place
throughout the Unipn on Tuesday, the 9TH of
November-Nei0 York Express.
lI,rs Bloody IPork ia Bosloa.-Scarcely
had onc victim OF violence breathed has last,
when our citizens wera called upon 10 hear
OF another tragedy in what was once known
as HE model city OF the Union, iron the ra-
rity OF such occurrences within It's lmits.--
About nine O'Clock on Thursday night az no
10 Busul d -, Erenchman named Dutee
shot his piramour, named Ellen Oake., through
the mech with double barreled pistol, the
second barrel of which he discharged into
his own body. Datee wished Cakes 70 marry
tim, but she was unwilling. Du,re 'ught
The pistol aud osteuiatiousy stated his intcH-
ton ol using il day or two previous 10 The
deed but it was thought TO be only an idle
threat The Oikrs girl has b-en in the House
o. Correction. Ii Is doubtful il either ol them
recover.-BOSt0H TrDueltcr.
INponTANr.-LordB rougham has no faith
in Republics. H. the House OF Lords rvceut
is, he said, .all that he had ever heard or TX
perie lced OF a republican form of goysrnen
led him to the conclusion that liberty was not
ID plant which iourished in a republic. His
L1rJship did not say where il does flourish
WISCONSIN, extends from Lake Michi-
gan To The l.lAs OF the Woojs-a distance uf
100 mirs Dvidingthis whole Territory
(Which is by laf too largstor one State) into
Two equal parts, each pirt would be a, large
as the great State OF New York.
AMERICA x lRELASD.-A letter from Dublin.
OF the lOth. says:--"Ihe American news has
created great sensation here, principally
among the Young lr,1ul PARTY rarre viii
be meeting, / irarn. Of heads ol the Cln-
federation tomorrow, iO deliberate on the
course 70 By pursued IN consequence of the
New York movement"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06
LOST.

a DOG or the Setter species strayed from the resi-,
80 dence OF MRS EhLlSON, south Wheeling, ON the
night OF the 3d inst. lie is of dark urown color, win
white ring around his neck and white marx on ms
face He probably wandering about the city or - ma
king his way East he had just seeu sent from Bdti
more Any person delivering the dog at the residence
of Mrs Ellison This Office, viii be literally reward
ed, and any information concerning him will I've thank.
fully received. my5-H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06
RIOT IN PORTLAND. Mama

RIOT in PORTLAND, MAlNE.-A riot Of
a serious and alarming character occurred in
Portland, Maine, on Thursday evening last
| Mr.. George K. Davis, wealthy and respect
able citizen OF Portland had educated and
gwen home to young girl, niece, who
has the misfortune to call the keeper of no.
| iorious house Of i'll fame, in New York, her
mother. The young lady is seventeen years
OF age OF great personal beauty and her uncle
has neg elected nothing in properly cultivatng
her moral and intellectual faculties The
mother has, at various times, within few
months, attempted to enlce the young lady
from The house OF her uncle, but without sue
cess.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. futile, the mo-
Their OF the girl, called upon her daughter, and
Induced her 10 enter carriage with her, os-
tenslbly Tor the purpose OF visiting Saco, since
winch neither mother nor daughter have been
heard from. The friends OF The girl accused
Mr.. Davis, who had long bean her protector,
OF having accepted bride from the mother,
aud also accused him in connection with
Constable Dauieloon, of having boon accessi-
Bile to The iorCIble abduction OF the girl.
On Thursday night mob collected stimuli
taneousiy around the houses OF Mr. Davis, in
BROWN street, and Mr Dauielson They soon
proceeded TO acts ol violence, and completely
sacked both houses, destroying the furniture,
window sashes blinds, and everything move
able. The Inhabitants hlj previously fled.
The mob having srot.lied theif rrvengul
feelings quietly dispersed Yesterday the
Mayor OF Portland appointed Two gentlemen,
Joseph Adams, and Royal Williams, Esas.,
to proceed 10 New York. and Inquire into The (
facts in relation 10 the supposed abduction
Mr.. Davis accompanied them.
We lear rJm the UHpige that on the
night oi The riol, portion Oh the rioters pro-
cceded al u late hour 10 the house OF K. 4. L. (
Goldman, Esq, and commenced throwing
stones at the Windows, one OF which passed
through pane, auI Indicted severe wound
on the head oil MIR. Goldman daughter. The
ouiy connection which MIR. q. had with this /
supposed abduction, was that of having been
professionally consulted by some OF The par
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06
HARDWARE AND cuTLrRY.

HAhIIV AXE AND IITIFRV
fTkNRN =. NORRIS, Nam 49, ro-,rr of MI.
Il Aiey. Is now receiving his -, rk AT Ii, He'
~ .Rs, comprising general ASSORTMENT III ND
'me, winch ho wiii sell at Tie lowest ,,ie,s ~, =" w
Ape
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06

'ur t.pntipmpn BIZ French rwilea cloths
. 80 aud Cassmeres, Tweeds,
Cashmeret,e, Drap de Elite Coton cloth Tor sale by
apfl' w GOODRICH.
We have heard of in many and various diseases
reformed ny tle celebrated lithontripie MiNure-Dr
g c Naushns Great American ieuedv--and nsya 80
cases often but we think the extract below deserves
From ALBERT GRANT of
West Newherry, Mass. Jan. "a ls47
Il am blacksmith by trade and for many wears have
ee tam Y ~ health; al last gave up business and kept
my house my mouth, throat &c. complete cankar
my body wasted to skeleton, and complete los of
strength Of course tried The doctors and disrhat,J
tien, took some dozen of various advertised rep,ed
and found no relief whatever, and what induced , n,
Try yours know not, hut did 50, AND AN wIII 49,
now hrm believer that your article Is one Of tbe cr1
~ medicines ever put forth" See cur columns III
ui'on Agent, get psmphe and read about a. IND '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06
CLOCKS. CLOCKS. CLOCKS +,

CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS !
E7AIBCHfLD & TAYLOR have lust received the
IL largest and best assortment of eight dey and thirty
hour brass Clocks that offered this market,
aud will be sold wholesale and retail the lowest cash
prices, all of which will he warranted for accuracy of
time and for We invite those wishing 10 pur-
chase, 10 call and examine stock.
Clocks and Watches repaired al short notice
II. & u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06

y : hrewn muslins, Sea island
ilesehed, from I IT'S to3.5:irisb
lam Table Linens, Heavy -
Ifticlcl FROM i 10 : cts. 4 4 idea
rom Toto ~ cents. at
STONE q THOMAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06

J. W PHILLIPS. AN PHILLIP. IN 4, "a ,u,,,,..
PHILLIPS Z co
IRON AND BRASS F0rrNnppS
S TEAM ENGINE UJJDEp
Works on MARGIN ONO Rnrp
-Abo0e Water IVork8.i
may 81 ly WHEELING. VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06
PAPER HANGINGS,

TuSF received AT FISHERS BosA Store-A LARGE a.
" snrlmenl of WALL PArER and Borderings h mattel.
Also large stock of WIDE Window Blinds and Fire
S'i''ns Asih 81 Apr95
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06

NTEW SHAD AND HERRING just received and
d&I for sale by my3 WOODROW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06
A RARE CHANCE.

1Ay O. SALMON AND MACKEREL OF superior
t-~ quality, just received and for sale by
my3 S ID WOODROW, 23I Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-06

To the Ladies' i you want The ilnesi ~, lS 81
states YOU can find them The shoe Emporium, south
end Of Market SQUARE Please call aud see them.
nvi TODR A HOWELL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25

These Qoidamets are nov circulating ,ho
libel that Mr.. Clay refuses 10 vote ror Gen.
Taylor. and WiIl JroJaJIy vote lur Mr. Van
Burrn. Well now. that is richl Have these
men lurgoueu Mr.. CIay's opinions Of Mr. Van
BIr3n in 1887. Here is on extract from
hr. c.. fpecrh Of The eNlm srs,ion or Con
gress Of that year: "Mr. Van Burcn announ.
ces" (sad Mr. Clay "that be was the honored
instrument selected BY the friends Of the pres.
enl Administration, (Gen. Jackson'sl to curry
ou' its principles aud policy. The honored 10.
slrumeuG That word according to the most
approved definition, means tool. lIe was thcn
The honorcd iooI,-to do WHAT TO promote the
honor and advance The welfare Of the people Of
the Uuiled States aud add to the glory of his
country! No, no; his country lras not in hi,
thoughts. Parry, party. filled the place in his
5osom rhieh country should hare occupied. -
Aud think you Mr.. Clay will support this mere
party hack, who never had any principles Of his
own. lie was first elected on the Strength oil
Gen. Jackson's popularity, aud was ever ready
TO unite with any Tariy that would offer a foil
prospect of securing his election. But no phig
can seriously entSiuin doubt Of Mr.. Clay.
position in relation 10 The Wing nomination.
tie pledged himself to abide the result Of the
Philadelphia convention, and now 10 doub, hi,
willingness to do so is to doubt bis character a.
an honorable man; to charge that he will no
support the nomination Of that Convention, i
a downright insult, without the shadow Of truth
But that good man and pure patriot, has been
the subject Of more caIumny, than falls to III,
lot OF most men, aud it seems, is 10 be pursued
TO his grave BY these malignant libellers. Nel
Iher calumny nor disappointment could move
h'm from his principles. Now, as ever, "h,
would rather be right than be President"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
FINAL ACCOUNTS.

Accounts OF executors, administrators and guar
dians flied in the office of the clerk OF the court
o: common pleas Of Carroll county, since NAV
term, I848, and which may be settled at the next
term Of the court.
First account Of David Maple and David Ma
pie, jr., executors OF John Maple, deceased.
Second account OF Charles Fawcett and George
Sloan acting executors OF James Sinclair, decd
Final account Of John |. Kerr, administrator of
Aaron Kerr, deceased,
First account Of Alexander Clark, administra-
tor of Lew Bessy, deceased.
Final account of q. and w. Hardgrove, execu-
tors OF John Morrison, deceased.
Final account of Joseph Rutter, administrator
OF Jacob Devore, deceased.
Final account of Jacob LolZenhizer, executor
OF Michael Fisher deceased.
Final account OF George Hewitt and Solomon
Harsh, executors of Henry Harsh, deceased
Final account OF Andrew Boyd, executor of
David Boyd, deceased.
First account OF Alexander Clark, administra4
tor of Levi Bessy, deceased.
Final account of Patrick Ward. Jr. administra
tor OF William Jeffries, deceased
Final account of Beri min Boce, executor of
Thomas Earl, deceased
w. r. LLOYD, Clerk.
CarrolIton, August n, I8l8 .-44-3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25

The election in this State resulted as we an.
nounced last week, in the election o. Manly the
Wing candidate for Governor, and a majority
of two on joint ballot in the Legislature.
An article in another column from the Intel.
Igencer shows, the contest to have been princi-
polly question of altering the State Consttu.
ton. In some Of the counties, two whg candi-
dates were run for the Legislature.
We learn however, this lesson, that the whig
candidate for President, must be supported by
whig votes, and wing energy. The South con.
fde in the Northern Candidate for the security
Of their measures.
KENTUcKY.-Crittenden's majority is about
1000; over 1000 more than thar Of the present
Governor in 1914. The Legislature is over
whemingly whig.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

We have not received the official proceedings
OF the Convention held at Salinevie, on the
22d inst, to put in nomination a Wing CANDI.
DATE FOR CONGRESS, in the l7h District of Ohio:
but are informed that the Convention met, was
organized by appointing VAN BROWN ESQ.,, of
Carroll county as President, and W. G. MUIR.
DOCK ESQ.,, Secretary, and that on The 18Th bal.
lot JAMES MASON ESQ. of New Lisbon, received
the nomination. We are also informed that
the Convention very properly, and by an unan.
Imous vote, passed a resolution recommending
Mr.. Mason, on the ground that if elected he
would by his vote, and all other proper means
take care TO have engralied on any law for the
Government of the territories acquired by the
late tetreaty with the Republic of Mexico, the Or.
dinance of 1887, prohibiting the extension Of
Slavery into any of said territories.
In our next we will give the official proceed
ings Of the Convention entire. Harmony pre-.
vailed throughout the deliberations Of the Con
vention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
Hen, Thomas Ewing,

The Wing State Central Committee have de.
sgnaed certain days for the holding of Mass
meetings in many Of the counties, and appoin.
ted distinguished speakers TO address Them.
Mr.. Ewing and Col. Collier will visit Car.
roton on The 9th of September, at which time
we hope TO see the Wings Of the county, sin
town."
There is no man of the State, perhaps, more
iovorably known to the Wings of Carroll than
Thomas Ewing. Ever faithful in the discharge
Of his dutv,-ever equal to the occasion, how.
ever momentous,- us,-uniaIlerng in his devotion
to whig principles, he has always been looked
to-ior political counsel in times of greatest lriaI
When Mr.. Ewing abandoned the cabinet of
president Tyler, il was evident TO the wings ev-
cry where, that Mr.. Tyler had abandoned " hig
principles. Where Ewing leads, none need
fear to follow. Let the wings oc Carroll REMEMt
BER THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, and give the "Salt
Boiler" reception worthy oflhe man and them.
selves
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
Hon. Thomas COrWin,

Read the Letter of Mr.. Corwin, in another
column, and no longer doubt his position. he
gives such reasons for supporting Gen. Taylor
as we would expect him TO entertain. sIe was
nominated by Wing Convention He is a
Whig'-and stands on the Constitution and
stands on Wing principles Had Mr.. Clay
been nominated he would have expected Gen.
Iayor's friends TO support him, he applies the
same rule TO himselC.'-Do unto others as YOU
would have others DO unto you. These con-
sideraIions left Mr.. Corwin without doubt as
TO his duty in the campaign. Read his letter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
0G~ Remember the Temperance meeting
this evening, FRIDAY at the Methodist church
All are respectfully invited to attend.

OREGON BILL.-The following is the test vote
in the Senate on Sunday last, on recedrng from
the amendment 10 the Oregon bill, by which
the "Missouri Compromise had been inserted
by the Senate and stricken out by the House.
AYEs-Messrs. Allen, Baldwin, Benton, Brad
bury, Breese, Bright, Cameron, Clarke, Corwin,
Davis of Massachusetts, Dayton, Dickinson,
Dix, Douglas, Dodge. Fech, Fitzgerald, Green,
Hale, Hamin, Hannegan, Houston, Miller, Niles,
Phelps, ,Spruance, Upham, Walker, Webster--29
NAYs-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Bell, Ber-
rien, Borland, Butler, Calhoun, Davis Of Missis.
sipp, Downs, Foote, Hunter, Johnson Of Ma,
ryland, Johnson Of Louisiana, Johnson Of Geor-
gia, Lewis, Mangum, Mason, MctcalCe, Pearce,
Rusk, Sebastian, Turney, Underwood, West
colt, YuIee-25.
Not vote from Ohio, in either branch, by
which Congress would recognize the extension
of slavery anywhere. That was the voice oI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
Col. Weller.

The Locoloco candidate for Governor, is ad.
rertised for this place on Friday next the 1st of
September. We would advise our Wing friends
who can make it convenient, to come up and
hear the Col. 1t is said he refuses Whig votes,
on the ground, that better men than Wings shot
at him in Mexico. We suppose of course he
means that they were Locofocos, and this may
account for Gen. Cass's great desire to have
them all ANNEXED TO the United States. What
vile RattererS these orators are.
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1t was reported, previous to the Ken lucky e..
lection, that Mr.. Clay would not vote for Mr..
Crlttenden, because Mr.. Crittenden had, aided
in the nomination of Gen. Taylor-as if Har-
ry Clay could be actuated by the low res ent-
ments of petty office seeking politicians, and
desert his principles because a man attends him!
What whig believed this story! Mr.. Clay trav-
elled fifty miles, to reach his HON in order to
vote for Mr.. Criltenden.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25

IRELAND.-When the cries of the starving
population of Ireland were heard throughout
The country, Mr.. Crittenden moved a bill in the
Senate, granting them some relief. This bill
was discussed and defeated, every Wing voting
for and almost every Locofoco against it. Mr..
Cass was known to be in the Capitol, yet shrunk
from voting. What say you lrishmen, will you
support party that refused piuance to your
starving brothers! The vote was as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Badger, Berrien, T. Clayton,
j. NJ. Clayton, Critenden, Evans, Greene, Hun
tington, Janagn, Johnson of Maryland, John
son of Louisiana, Mangum, Miller, Simmons, Up
ham, Webster, Westcott, and Woodbrdge-l8.
NAYs-Messrs. Ashley, Atchison, Bagby,
Breese, Benton, Bright, Butler, Calhoun, Came
ron, Chalmers, Dayton, Dickinson, Dix, Fair.
field, Houston, Mason, Niles, Rusk, Sewer, Soule,
Sturgeon, Turney, and Yulee-23.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25
CarrOlItOn "ROugh & Rea dy" Club Nee
ting,

The Club will meet on Saturday evening next
26th inst. at the Club Room at early candle
lighting. DR.. D. A. Arter and Robert Crozer
ESQ.,, will address the meeting.
An election of officers for the ensuing month
will take place.
The members of The Club, and the people
generally are requested to be present. Come
up, and said and comfort one another. ...
Per order of the Club,
GEO. F. kennedy, Sec'y.
August 25, t848.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-25

PILLs This distressing mp'aiut proceeds from
a want oi proper evacuation of the boWels. The
iou. humlrs, instead Of being thoroughly expelled
from The body, are bl. partially 80; portion being
le.t u= we're II the thresh1d s the cause of that
yszst.0rs complaint called Piles; anI IS frequently
neglected until il rgen- into a more h0rrd iorm of
disease called Fistsla.
Wright, Indian Vegetable Pills, n the aNorth
Amercau College Of Heallh,' IRE a true and M.
urul remedy for the above eompl1int, because they
efectEai.y cleanse the body from those morbid hu-
myrs which are not ou.y the cause Vi Pilea, Jut 1i
every mal1ty incident 10 man.
BEW4EE oF COrSrGHFETs aSD LIMITATIONS! -
Remember that the original and only genuine in-
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF
William Wright on The top label Of each box.
The genuine is ior sale By H. A. Stdger, Car
rol.ton; 5. A. Highland. New Hsrrisbnrgh; James
Forbes Sen, New llsgerstown; Robv T. 90. lees
burgh; Sinclair s Daniel. Malvern; Geo. McCas-
key, Palermo; and wholesale and retail at the prin-
ciPal Office, lGg Race ~, Phiiad.
DrsE1srs o. The LIVER When the celebrated
DR.. Rush declared that Drunkenness was disease.
he enunciated truth which the experience and OBJ
servaton Of medical men is every day confirming.
The unhappy, and too many apparently insane ex-
cesses Oi those who indulge il the Of spurious
their conduct, which is taken for naIuaton, is We
~ frequently found IN a diseased state Of the liver.
No organ ia the human system, when teranged, pro-
duces more iiightiul catalogue OF diseases And
it, instead Of applying remedies 70 the mau'esta-
on- oi disease, as is too often the case physicians
would prescribe with view 10 the original cause,
We would have fewer deaths from complaints which
are the result Of deranged state Of that organ
Three-oUrths Of the diseases enumerated under the
head Of consumption, have their seat IN a diseased
liver. lSee Dr. Gums great work.
Indigestion, stOppage OF the menses, costiveness
and general iuegulsrty in tie action Of the bow
els. are diseases originating in the same prolific
cause, is also that dreaded sCOurge, DTsPEPsIA.-
Those who are afflicted with any Of the above emu
merated diseases, may rest assured that the source
Of their maadies is in the liver; and for it, correc-
ton, the best remedy ever offered 10 the public is
t)r. MLane's celebrated Liver Pill, for the cure VI
Hepatis, or Liver complaint. For sale
AGrNTs.-NcCsrs drug store, and Issac Akin
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burgh; Thomas Lake, Morges; Slcmmons g. lex
der, New Cumberiand George Mantull d Son, hu-
gusta; John r. Couch. Waynesburgh Isaac ] el-
Ter, Bolivar; e. A. Boegel, Magnolia J Sinclair &
Co., Malvern; Hull & Buss, Oneida; r L Smith,
Pekin; Hibbett & Booy, Minerva; Jacob Jones
Harlem Springs; R. 6. Story, Ki.gore; McEroy
RUSSELL Jefferson: Hanna & Medill, New Rum
ley; A. F. Crosby, New Market; J. d. Holmes &
Brother, Masters Mills Carr & Cummings, Lees
burgh; Latmer g. Forbes, New Hagerstown; II.
Roby Co, New HagerstOwn.