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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

Those that initiate Dr. Fownseai's Safsaparla huve
invariably called their staff great Remedy J0r Females
&c 30, and have copied bills and circulars which
ccatcs 10 the complaints Of women word for wOrGother
non who put up medicine, have since the
81 DR. Iownsead's sarsaparda IA complaints incident
taics recommend I'd theirs although previously they dad
not number Of these mixtures Pills, &c, iHju
nous TO females they aggraVate disease aud uuder
niue the constitution DIR. Towusends Is the only and
iest remedy Tor the numerous female complaintsit
-arely If ever fails o.. cfeettng a permanent II
l be taken by the delicate females any case
81 by those expecting to become mothers with the
greatest advantages, II prepares the system and
prevents pain danger and strengthens both mother
,ad child. be careful 10 get the genuine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

phLIsANt's
Good YOUNG HYSoN, 81 80 per ID
Fine. do q 62l =.
No fractantdo IS e
No 3veTy inc do 90 -
Silver leaf, do - -
Good IIY son, O75
Very fine do M
Extra fragrant, p Z"
Good HN son SKIN, ~
Good IMPERIAL, els
Very 6ne do 90
Extra fine do p
Good GU NPOWDER, 075
Fine do ] 90 "
Extra fine do IS
BLACKS.
No soUCHoNG. 80 50 per Id
Ne2 do 0bzA
Finest 10 IS
FRAGRANT POwCHoNG, various prices.
CONGO, various prices.
Fine OOLONG, 80
Very fine 10. -
Extra fnedo 90
NINGvosG, various prices
TEA. very rich Pekee lavored,) 0 20
Fine ORANGE PEKoE, 062i
Finest EKOE FLOWERS, Go
HOWQUA, or finest Black Tea imported 90
Nc plus ultra TEN: both Green aud Black Of all de.
scrptions. the highest grades grown in China. SIS
| per pound.
the exclusive vendcr of the Superior Black Tts
called nowQuA's MIXTURE. WILLIAM HALL.
10 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

As j, renews aud nyi.utat,- llr fystcn gives aci
to the Hmh., ana st-eaeth to tire muscullf system,
most extraordinary derrce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

This certificate coucusiscy proves this Sarsapar
Ia hos perfect coatro tho obstinate diseases
tne Blood. Three persons cured in house uuproc
lealed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

orA 'sri4s@ our own ufacinre in hhls lor =. 4.
N"V Irf PRYOR 4 PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
RADwAy's CHINESE MRpIcArrp Soar AN
THE cIRcAssIAN HENNA.
DISSOLUTION.


THE partnership heretofore ex sting between ili.,
\ Anderson. Edward Anderson, Alfred Evans a, a
Franklin Anderson under the hrnl Of W * T. AspEKsos
Co was dissolved April lst, by mutual consent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
May FRANKLIN ANDERSON
f1HE business of the nrn will be conducted by ths
n subscribers heretofore under the old style Of w
X ANDERSON 4 Co.
WILLIAM ANDERSON
EDWARD ANDERSON
Whesling MAY l. FRANKLIN ANDERSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
NEW WHOLESALE
BOOT. SHOE. AND LEATHER
STORE.

Monroe. between Main and Market Streets
WHEELING, vi.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

from Q 90 10 ho'a,s yct tsv send ,omI '
cIrtess immediately. H. haste. Nouu.
A J. lt,LtNsoN.
Prepared 81 = = Bsnneu's l~tratot). ~.
10 fsIls. lIcikinst Co y Y. and sold a.,
LUTHER DANIELS Rutsna Root s
ron,hnson, Cas,lcion Jane, y. kesc,.
farhA,eu. ID. Il Barber. Henson. Calm s
Nu.ht. Dwell kent Wright, Shotchan .
lIenN Sinonds. ruisfotd. Nolr.y Hos.
Btsnd"r Hooker 4 Joslu, West Poutnev.
and by ne rlincips druggists and merchants
and Canada
None Gcoulne unless Pot o. la large square
no'tet. containing quart, with the name
OF i't sNfup blown 10 tie glass. VIII Tie
~ ',,ct siruaiUtc OF 81 DiNNE1 ! on
each uutsiuc wrapper lJlv
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
Masta's Genuine Indian Vepeta-
bic Purpative Pills.

UNit ssosf genrrs .1 sfefryft lsu.v r.sa
i rtus .sw tr ~ tstst .i.c rt.....s
s'''et ln''c'I village sna te~n Ia ial,,l-''
49, Mtuugh..l o.. tf4tr ai Nep ll.ur,l g..
Lnd tsnsts iss
tnr H. .ioUs 800 i1GsHustofy lc'ets. o.
cigsti. CO... HssdiShe Dtspertis. li'ef nu..
p.s,1t. tu,ur,nss. fues. lsunol,e .....
Pan 90 ue siouaoh snt $50 H'suu.r..
Fer,f,1 Arc. 's Dsulsss. u,ser',u
Imr.tt Ho,t and AZ benub encs o. rr
g zoos Svsiers
10 piaDn.tor hss such cohaercc 90 tbr,s
I..a. hat be would cav 10 al persons vito
mt1 pJfcti,s = toI ofiheu. that II, anera
=. 3 une a. two doses 10 accordance 49,.
the dltrctIYes, thst should rot be sau,h,d
" 500 tbtfn ne ml.r, PAL ~ be iciunts..
~ ne ohatss i,f iie sArnc Car,r. lied, by tr
corning the boa &C. rsabI~ trrdulon. VIII
he iensiHdsr 81 the Pills Agsms se.lirg
,hss srv teqoesltd o. COZ fntni 90 this role
" 700 o. your family have been "a HE
hsbii OF using yils, tfy lem. snd you vi
find them ~ Eooi. d not better la many -.
tpttls. than any you have ever used before
J.. GOT say 20 Yourself ! should h~ glad 10
bV' boz Of them. t,t there ate 80 many
kr > before ne putin st,a5y, some tec-
ourtndeG for one Wing. Oilers lof another,
and ne t'st Tor even 'auc. l,t have uu
co1atcrrc 10 sny % them, believing Irrn al
to bo made iut &c .u.aiNe purposes NIIh.
out doubt. maHV proprietary mt,i,Iucs a.,
TOO highly recommended, sud made mrtei
Tor speculation. A.. ihis may be. but these
rms vii tie found 10 ansSet NJ gcucta.
'hIug, the pufro'es for which they are de.
.s-.d
II, them and see Tor yourself n you DO
not Ike them, reform the boI with tie fc.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
Rev. IL Esibbard's
ANTI-IBgI.IOUS PILLS.
.NO care No Pan.

~ J. viii warrant ,hcm to cure the siDn
w headache, or nervous dChIllues Of ANY
lnd, OF Vac Liver Complaint IN lis hrs; sta
gc,, n lEcy don't cure return the box and
get your money. Dose from half a phil 10
i"o pills. PtlCc - | , cents a boa For
sAIc Al one or mprc OF the stores IN cvc,l
tp"n Ia ,ie comfy, tor sale hy Dr. JAS por-
ter, and Clement { Llscomb. Rulland. Per.
kIns NIchoi'' Iaslleion, VI 80 ~.
rs many people have thought that these
pills wee manufactured by Doct ], Il. HI
Llfd, Of Rutand, ne proprietor THINKS II a
duly which hc owes 10 himself and the hub
&c to state that DR., J. Is. Hubbard has no
connection with these phi whatever.
For sale toy ~. T. G. StoddAId. Rutland
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

n HIgh!y ! dIudbIe Preparation, cdpGb''
from the prom ptIlde Of IT'S dc',on q
clearing The vstcH IN q 'c,r hours 81
erc-y Uoru
'INlIt origin. oc,clorcmerr and support
Il ~ worm. On the AuWru system. are g.
he strlhu'cd 10 dcptly,d ard frtl.'nfcI
conditioned The stomach and lawes Il &c.
ing 81 established fact lhot where tie Jl-
gssuon is uoln.p4ttc', ari ne genera gov
'rs Of the system m q healthy slate. l.ry can
End No hshnauoo Tt's preparation hl, to
peculiar advantage oi ru, or., drNlfoNItg
sveO worm. but also OF producing 4 t"a.th,
action Of the stomach and ultr. organs of do.
Fc.rion thereby relieving many complaints,
srislng from arrangement %! ihe tscsu,,
organs
Tho following 5, 40 cI,rao, ,l a ','cr al.
dressed 60 4 j. 4 y Sands ,l.m ,Le a.,nt
al Derby Line
Derby Line, ', Ma, 7.l-iG.
Gcntemcn-l received the boz Of 'nrat
Sho," lcrmllupe about GHe"n days SINCE,
and hnvcoulv lew to1rn lett nu hand hIch
vi. bc gone go less titan ten DAYS. !, seems
go - tho work to TIE pct'cc' spn,'a,u,u o.
all no use IT, hear some great accounts
ot,t, where ~ had produced the clpu.sIon a.
from ID OF 20 TO rs worms from one person
and nearly tho same uumhor from some
children. or cont,e vou~tll thiuk worm,
one OF the prcvsj.ing diseases go Canada anj
Vermont. p.es-c soud m' another sDpplr
st svon ~ Convenient Re>pPctluNy
7 4. Bl lLER
Pucs - cents Prepared Nv Dr.. /. II
Peer1 sul sod Wholesale and retail by \
y & d. SANDS. ptuEglsls, 100 FULTON -
corner OF William. NcN Notk Sold sl,o
~ Luther Daniels. kulisnd, T. Bt,,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
Jones Drops and Pills for IIumor>


I"N'a arc N!UbboTN NW@S lire Is
one aw"Hg a mass of others.
Burlington, VI. Dec. 18Th 1877.
HOS, J. Harms, Cl1rcmont, \. il, Dea,
80 The success Of Jones Drops and Phi,
~ "um"Is, IN tins vicinity, has ~ reduced
'ae supp.y sent me four months since, Ib.l
"''I HANK YOU 10 forward 10y early express.
say 81 dozen more. Should you ,yani erI.
aeucc of rcIcls aud cures by your appr.,,a.
TED remedy, allow mo to send YOU it.rIG1o.
mails from number Of my friends and co,
toners, who have not only used II 10 Ih,i,
sh'Isl1'''n, but wish to communicate is
happy eiircts tor the good Of others
loIfs truly, IA PECK.
Na'.'rg IS 50 cheap, a. uojhNg !, 50 sG,.
caci"u'. For sale by Luther Doniris RIM
land, d Morgan, IT, W Rutland. perkIn,
g Nichols Cas'.eIon, } mes q Do~ Shrew..
bury, Size d"n 4 Allen Pswlet. q b Barlow
..a'rolon Npuogs, Allen q Go. Iarrhayen
Eo}os y Hams Pou,ucy, and BsiLl,, d
'b'"'' H'an'l'o '"rhofS- Sly.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

TED States sad Canada as Ad,ctu,sd IN We
papers
Acr~rs w T. & Sir'Iatd, Clrmcn, Il
Iiscumt. Ruusr1 Suot & TumNnsun, c.
ueion VI kr.scV lathAvcu ID Yea
msu. r.uune, sheldon & tlIcn, P'wiet.
: " Walker. Bcosou. Cntun 4 Virgil, or
well \ Ross, linndon, \ Slmouds, ius
'otd. l., lluut itatc.uug Agent a. "
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
SPRING c-c-E-1JS
AT WHOLESALE.
WHITING 4 kEHOE,
Nos. 40 q ~, Ann st.


\%rOUIU repeatedly invite he attention.
w OF Metch.ois TO ,helt fol, suppl, O..
hs,h aul -ea,uuaoIe
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Groa, st.uuou - paid TO The manufacture
end ,tyio .fcur gsrmeu's and =. ,is var.
fanttd 20 he We. cot AM made
A DIRECT IMPORTATION
Of our Tor,tgs Geodf. and ever, a,I.'y ,f
pufchasins domestic st.s.cs, enables O., O.,
odct greater inducements than a., o,nrf
Aos-o
We ,hau he constantly sup, Ie1 ~. The
latest tssues Of Ameu.sn Nlr.lcture.. AID
the newe.i st,,es 90 tao importers w .ss
cave 10 refer ~ toe t,i.nN lug ,isi Of s'uoIcs.
As beng pat Of our regular stock
.CoIT,-B.ue. Black and Fancy colar,,
from German. frcuch Eng asn Aut Au,s't.
can Cloths, CodungIon and Tweed toals.
Drsp 30 Ea Sacks, Limc.ou t,,gm.rr,
Giogharns, an" ,sf.ru, otlst s',Ie.
Ptsrs Roe s1o Hack t..t. a-f ras.,.
mere. B1cl,k sna D1tA..r. a.. Iaagy
Pst, Sl,.t CAsse' Kentucky lean GaIu.
broom, Wine snd 't1 Itn~n rto,et lI.rl.
ing, Bu,s BncA. Nrel l.avvnaerant a..
~ hAl Nettt, 90 grc4l Nau',Y
NssTs -t $500. as,s as.uattfl as...-.
Nsene,I, ,opeft-e, hle ard common Do.
Ssun, many goa .ucs. p.s,4 SO srcy 81,
los, BIrIlta, Str p, sui WaIsred sUE
Furnishing foods 4 Bows CIOthiag
4 isrgs uoet 40 Fresl ,4ncty 3tl,
} WHITtSS u TTsot, %. - oaiLagTF
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
TIE FILES.
ACERE POR LiFE SECTRED'
OR tPllNN'S INTERNAL REMEDY

DIR | llINN.~ NIERNNI' NENtbl
bt.r.tl' I... I'm motto" o' a., Ftr.. ef.
>fl. ~, '1..r-l. ihS.an.r. atf >tfsns" .
.t- >.r. & I.r.. ,h.,,, .I.f Bt1aat. J.
sn.a.. Df % rrla, hH,um..u'f jr.t.t
uot i..f. Hr.t.tts .ua i.c.H.'..u . D.,
50 ... ....t ,.r nil rc4,t ~ NHr.4 f..i,t'.
I'M NEGFTtHi VIZ iIr1ttRN
m'u.iDl O., DE- A. Itair. atutiastu.Asd D..
n,iau OF N.o M ,t,. 10 tic uul, suc,, '.'u' rom
cd, lot thA, aane,rou, and d,.ttc.-,ng compliant
o.. Ph,. ever uhtt,i o. the Am,r,.r Iulnr
MAJ tlr. lts San internal rciu.1, g., ai =
t.rf,' application sod Will cure A., ta', ~ l'...s
Dli,r bleeding .i lUuj internal ~ ,,t,rual art
probably a., ou', tang that Vih ItcttI ,ro iuv.
take about IT. lti'A positive ,rrt speedy nrd
permanent ltI' rHr''ulr.t m,d.or" &. intr.
AID improve. 90, general t,a.th 900 . t,uAth 10,
manner.
bach la, contain. twelve lu,c, "a, - Z cont. a
lp',. lti.,,f, mIIl zoo it' .l,taiur. aud NAV ns
t,k, 90 case, ptthc niu't acute inflammation With.ut
Danger Al ,hie'rN. APPLICATIONS are. tie hugh.
rt ID. grrr l'nrr","hlr Itc.u' CHIrr' and .'ra't'r
H u,r'f..'- THIS m,ii,r, ATTACK, the dscr.c
# .''..uf AuH r,u., ir. o.. Cam. ..uJrr, Go,
cure certain arl permanent.
Carr far Life GuardnuH
u, El,atusry contain, 90 ulu,ral mri,ctue u.
h'ut'. C.'u.Nt'l 6amhur.. OF oih.r powerful mud
ir.i.'m. Purta',c. ~ t.as ~ tnh,u. ,.l ohl.
uui,t 90. influence 900 chang, ~ lice uc-r'.ur,.
lit1,u nD. rd,oE T. thc d.rccuous" cure i.r DR.,
Tam,tI,r r.,rs ,aluals Information rc.l,,.
.uc t,.. in,.'.lu, may lc olu.u,d OF 0scut er,.
j. =. nnl,c lyo w,,A,n,on It. B,,ton. General
\s,at rr th. Sew Ees .,nl STAT.
A",>rs Kut,nd " T. { >t,,rIttl ". Rot
lanI D.M .t.an 8 c., Ca.t,t.u. r.ta,u.& N.,ho'..
P.f..'. II. >u,.u.is & Co.,. J.. puu'Hc, Nu,,.
L llrrr rrar@"r V RS. ard %, IL, dealer. 600
medi.ir, e.. generally. Throughout y Eng 4 ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
POPULAR OPINION.

a. col u
su,,, e,n'ts tbs iscrdu.u' i''r'1 a. Ne n - -
-,t.t ,.re. ,.f t- rpu, Nht ht,s 500 cared OBJ NJ
ISrEEs AT ~ aus" hIN iMtNI
o. Dot too much To- 'AN. inst h' 'H0Nwsni " ''rg
gtrAt ru.-i h,fe and s's'vhrt' h' 'st."H' ..t
ease, thAt ~, turrd Which Wrrv suppossd g. 10
,-,ue ,nl, b, rtrtra f,u,d ~ Yield Nn's Co. r ~er
ut Ihn onu.nt j h" r'n'.He o0 ~ .'l % t''' 80
v, r.ata4 tt4fsrHfrs 81 fAs 'stsHgAs F't Fr,-a,.s
ihr src, .Srtct ~ It, success " uu, d,e,,r, ,fs
common COLD Irdu % bN 0rslnE NO rHrt usn ts
surface follows hat % br Hn1 WrN.s ,h" lf"' Gao ~
., aIcotd, snI ne i1scus.c H''s.fHu.n fr,hfri "s
vie snL autnui huroor' OF hr u,y WI s'esIe ~ Dbl.
r,"sr OF ,t.Afss. trtns.u
Nr,Itsrtn's tIt urNtt>G oiN1itrSr ~, u.s.
h,sr rr.,.I ,u ~ he uNli preparation sno"N to 're
W. would r-m,h th,' ,.7s o., me fna-iuc eoo
ItNnu hN'r i-eu 90, I.us '''u'inr o''" t''uN D'a'
~" q" NJ t"'t t''' m'uI H' tf'' ~ at1 eu 't''
Such tpa,, headache. it Instance scoHlHar
,uypu,rd 'IrI uuN Go internal tclu,ir, have t,rr
cured dtrcrtt 30. N.,upau.ui. t.i Feet l'ot t...
uaut tpr,u,up,un t'thiu'. 81. p,'cs'cs ~ tho thr'
uAur ,st,- .,,tUo' u7Ie.rs h, 'suc oand, rN''
dDIIs .rr 90 iu,0 uE '-. .lti' H"Ie'"l f'tNrp Ne
,~,t these tuct Ut'" JOB a'fN II'N n any f her''''
tel snd kf, that h,auh nrd 70 Nrs uc'ftu t'rU GOO
F,noo, should cease t-lng uiuI,i by tAr,c thing,
long th'fr Ne 80 evidence ~ C. "d what ~" ut
n'sn g'c iH ht. ito
We I,r, give 'lc rn, ol The person, cured
ncrd,,rA,r, Ih,h tutA l.,t ot Wh,twv have. iF,rN.
fI Crtuh,,i-, NOS uUI rl,,efftHu Say 1--WE had g..
nstnr, ofs %. heNr i~en hr., nlI uf lurdl The A.
HEALING piN ININ " uun tho last .. month,
thea num'rf Nut ~ snoN uuf furuti VIII tel 70 N.
t,.it friend, and thrv ln tum r hi,i,t 10 To- Tho
ADD tNu' tie good uung VIII g. t'nnd ~hio thn' n '
than l~er thpu,atd hrsu, ~ 900 lea tf JOY In the
received tom ti, Ointment lurrd,. cheer 900 d..
good "oh hr ipcktng ihe Wh'l. uuih io your neslhr
.cgualutncc hud let 'h'' sr'dt ard Esed ~.auus.
Aru Iutu sNtrl house. hu4 gihtd'u me hsst
even ecu. ln tho I'td
We haze toulu only rnc sm-li numl,t ofnsnr'
New N,h md b'Itm'r. u"".|n our i-''.c','o1 ih.,.
f"n Philadelphia lr.pn aud o'hct places w. arc o1Ns
Cd a. ItAA & % o.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16

The Shaker Lovers.

rr.H''4 1t.uI'.ar S,p W,rl IN.
81 'hA.~ L.,rrs ~ N.r,4. AID lar.~.rg. IT,.
uurhsr' c-.I,.,S
K.'asd Aug l-i3 n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16


90 70 '''' "'' ''''''
Jrhr PuHrr - ilrt,rf 81
Coutd -'llcch -, Sc'cn'n't
W..iiNm I'fp - h"~tD
" lhnWWHu oHr. e.h 4, / 2
o. s"n'n o.! hs's"'n IT,
% II \,'drt. lol ] auuuN 81,
John trth"r'. { il'''f't,
James hn's.r' D.. Grand 81,
J"'n u ,ref - hudson ~
h"'nH' i Ni' ~ "f'Nth A"
NNnu'l l'"''' ~. ~ ~"il"IA u
- I"rf'"n. h''shtn N'li7m.
Nn Agni' ~ lh'Nt1
',,..', -. I'I Won
NJ W ler' ~ tU'ns e..
o'l'"nu' l,iN''H' ~ hoi'nrl
"'' wac W. TOO. 90 .'''''''. 50
John u .IaN ."t. 80 lHs"'t.
a. W" - "'.'is ~ t.
=, y, n'' Nv u u - 'n.''N u
49, ~ , e.. '"' 10. D..
~" u'''''. 80 ~ .'' 81
-, ~ ''". n',' ID '''h =
80. 49, vs., 80 10 q. '.,'
T.'| ~" ~ II. ''' ~
~ Ms IL. o.. ~
= a. u.an, d. a., '
n t,,,, % 10.
So, ~ ~
rtt ~nn,n - -,.,"in-,
T. II 'r..t,, iit.,,,.,
~ NJ \naf..,, 4, p.,.. ,..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
BUCK q RTIS,
h.r-fl. llrs.t a.- l,.-s.sfs
cabinet Work and Chairs,

~ q. ast~- p-l.li
'TNHI1 Ave .- tsra 8 .,l 49,. 20 .. . q a..
are W. N'st 'ts.r' an E.rtHrs Cass.
-ksrt lAsy .asr 20 CO.. .A.atrr ts...,,s b., -
sss-tr-t BE- see C.lrtr
WAntsA a. .,r,g "a. I. ,Ltststtts.s..,
S-tALL srnsls ls.s "a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-16
DIR, ~ i FCCry.
NERMlFCGE OR DEAD SHOT
FOR WORMS.

n Mghly Idludble Preparation, odpdJj'
from the promPt'rlde Of IT'S action q
clearing hc svSiem tn q 'cj~ hours a.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12

MTcHELL.-lIc is the son of a Unita.
riau clergyman, and a Unitarian himself.
lie Is toall appearances, a sincere, patri-
Otto, aud weIl-meanIng man. His bitter.
est enemies allege no fact to Prove the
contrary We ind IN a London paper.
the following account Of his parting with
his family
Mrs. Mitchell and ,hcr children, ac.
companied by few friends proceeded
from her residence at Ontario terrace, to
Newgale, to bid farewell to her convicted
husband, previous to his final departure
from his native land. The scene was har.
rowing in the last degree. The prolossod
republican preserved stern composurc
for some time, until subdlod by the pres
enco OF his w,g and arlless children, he
bent into tenderness, aud the shock was
the greater bceause Of his reluctance to
yield,
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Col j. REAGpoy

TnE DEAocUAcY or ALAnAMA.-The
Democrats had a ratification meeting al
Montgomery, at which Mr. lanrcy, very
much to the chagrin Of "lAc faithful,
made hls appearance, aud who, in an able
speech, explained his cour,, lor opposing
Gen. Cu,s in the Convention. aud why he
should not be supported by the Dcmocfa.
cy OF Alabama.
Trouble is evidently brewing in that
quarter among our democratic friends
There is not the least cordially towards
the nomination ol Gen. Cas-, aud wcare
prepared to hear Of a general and r,gu.
lar explosion IN then ranks.
One or two more such speeches aud
explanations as Nj. lanc1ys and the
game is up,
The salem "Rcponer' thus alIudes to
the above meeting
"Ihc Democrats Of Montgomery late.
ly called ratification meeting II was
10 be agrrat mecting-it was, aud a great
meeting II proved to De-. All met at the
appointed time, but behold Mr. Iancey.
than whom, some ol them had rather
seen the OIL Boy himself appeared IN
their midst, wilh his instructions in his
hand.
"Mr. lancey in a mastery manner,
yindicaled his course. and showed, most
conclusiyely, that not hl, but the other
delegates lrom Alabama, were recfennt
to their instructions aud the interests OF
the south, lie showed that Mr.. Cas- was
n ProyisoIsl, and could lot be trusted
Mr. John EImore supported Mr. lanccy,
"lhe meeting passed resolutions com.
plimentlng aud endorsing the course OF
all the delegates How men, whose
course was as different as day aud night,
were both night, is surprisingly strange,
aud must be explained by wiser heads
than ours
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12

Position OF THE BAENBuREERs.-Thc
Albany (N. W Bamburners held amcet.
ing on Friday evening, the 10th nit II
numbered several thousand. The New
York Post says
Mr.. John Van Buren first addressed
the meeting. lie remarked that the duty
OF the Democratic party here was plain
They must reserve their organization, and
nominate a candidate for the Presidency
on the 22d inst. They must also NOM
mate an electoral ticket IN September,
Mr.. Van Buren positively denied the ex-
istence of any Arrangement to compro.
mise the difficulty between the sections
of the party in this State He declared
empbaiically that compromise Of any kind
was utterly impossible.
A series of resolutions was adopted
unanimously. In one OF them the Barn
burners appealed to the Democrats Of
1iher Suites to oppose Cass's election
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Tho New Hayen Palladium snu.

"lhe Old dherowhO was never defeated
and who "ncyer snrendcrs, ID Is designated
as the one who, better than any other
man, can mite the suhrages Of the great
Wing party oithe country Though Mr..
Clay was undoubtedly tie preference OF a
majority Of the Wings in this State, we
doubt not there will be a thorough and
enthusiastic support by the party of the
nomination OF the convention. That
body had the best means Of deciding upon
the best course, aud we therefore are sat.
istied with the Nomination. With Mr.
Clay we might have succeeded with
Gen. Taylor lheqnesiiou Is beyond a apor-
adventure.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
GEN. CAss ANp the New YonK Drso.


GEN CAss ANp THE New YopK DEgo.
cEAcY.-Ne copy the following from The
New York Evening Post, OF the oh inst.
one OF the ablest and most influential
Democratic papers in New York or in.
deed in the whole Union. We do wonder
II there are any persons really 50 foolish
as to suppose for one moment that MIR.
Cass' can by any possibility carry the
Empire State"
We can assure the Washington Union
that, so far as concerns the politics of
this State, its attention to lis is but labor
lost. To obtain the vote Of this State for
Mr.. Cass is as impossible as it would be
to obtain it for Big Thaadcr himself
II his friends were to nominate him for a
candidate. Those who know any thing
Of Mr.. Cass' late progress through the
State, know that never was so discourap.
ing a reception given to any candidate OF
any party as that which he received
among us. The public aversion was an.
parent enough in this city but the further
he penetrated into the interior the more
apparent 1t became. II is said that Cass
admitted to one of his friends that if he
had known in what manner his nomina.
ton would be received in the State of n.
York he would not have consented to
stand candidate. We do not vouch for
the truth Of the anecdote, but if Mr. Cass
did not see at every step tokens OF public
dislike and disgust, he has less sagacity
than we ever supposed him to possess.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12

DEMOCRATIC TEsTmosY.-At = dinner
gwen TO the Hon. J. !. Critenden. pre-.
vious to his departure from Washington.
TO Kentucky, to enter upon the campaign,
as the Wing candidate for Governer, the
army being toasted, the Hon. Jefferson
Davis from Mississippi responded, regret
ting that the Wing party had Identified
with them. General Taylor but express.
ing such opinions Of him. as must endear
hun to the country; slie was Wing,
andihe Speaker lCol. DAVIS dificredwiIh
him in politics, but he was an honestand
true maa. always brave, always modest,
always just"
What Wing could have given utter
ancc TO expressions Of higher esteem, or
said more TO commend him to the alice.
tons Of his countrymen