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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
FffO facilitate further The travel upon this QUE the
sA baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, IN cepjunc-
ton with the Lines OF Stages upon the National Road,
wilcommeuce upon MONDAY, the eth March 10 run
aSECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore at p NJ, ! ON every day Of
= Cumberland at II T.. M the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will hencefOrth
leave Wheeling regularly twice day at . a. m. and 6
p. IN. and Cumberland at the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
boats at Brownsville. BY this arrangement passengers
arriving al Baltimore from Philadelphia at NJ. may
proceed westward after delay of but hours. in.
stead of lying over until next morning. Passsnge
coming eastward. and arriving Wheeling, Pitts
burgh. or Cumberland too late either for the morning
evening line, will he detained hut ~ hours most
stead of a. heretofore Great additional despatch
viii thus bo the travel upon this route already
the most expeditions between the East and West and
the passenger alN make his choice the day
or night for passing either the Railroad or the
Turnpike section of the route
By order, WIN. \ WOODSIDE,
Master of Transportation,
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
Baltimore March Is, 1873
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

nIsSoLIiTIoN or rARTNERsHIP.-Th partner
- si'tp heretofore existing hStween y Connolly
y W ade, under The hfp Of CoNNEfLy 4 WADE,
dissolved On the LIST inst, by mutual 1t " esi
taniet ai those having accounts either against or IN
iaFor" i The hrm, will make immediate settlement
n y CONNOLLY.
Aprl2 JOHN WADE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
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"a iSkS viii he taken by the FIRE 4 MARINE IN
1ASt RANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Al Tux
LowEsr RsrEson-
Buildings of all kinds stone brick or wooden andther
contents.
Steamboats,, factories. mills, &C.
Furniture:
And merchandise " all kinds.
And against al dangers attending the transportation Of
goods or rivers, lakes, seas canals. and reilroads
TOT the character Of the company as promptitude
ahd hheraty IN the adjustment and PAYMENT OF losses
we neg leave to refer to the Of hs place and
who have had the adjustment Of claims upon
US once on Main street. Il. W. HARDING, Sec'y.
aug4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
NEW FIRM.

noOTs AND SHOES The subscribers having asso
- ,iated themselves together under the style and firm
Of CONNELLY & sen, viii continue in the Shoe
business in the heuse No ia Main ST., formerly
pied a. shoe stare by Connolly n Wade. We expect
to receive from the shortly. large ana well assort
cd stock. necessary carry the business all its
different branches. aud 80 it is object compete
with the eastern manufactures, intend. by strict
attention to business to insure the anci.
pate, and to merit the patronage of friends and the
public IN general; We therefore, give general invita-
tier IN all TO give us trial. J CONNOLLY
April 70, 1913 CONNEII,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
WEIGH, DELAVAN & NATHAN'S
NATIONAL CIRCUS.
J. w. Bancker, Agent,

j. w. Bancker, Agent,
VIII perform South Wheeling two DAYS only Thurs
day and Friday afternoons and evenings, April eth and
2sth. Admission, IS cents; no half price
Afternoon performance TO Commence at O'Clock;
Evening at I O'Clock.
Procession will parade through town at or about 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
THE ARMAMAXA OR r. MfER5ANt
This gorgeous Chariot, nom the Mandatory of ].
stephen & Co, eth Street, New York, has Just been
completed. For its graceful proportions, exquisite
workmanship, and brilliant emblazonry, it has
been equaled either in ancient modern times, 1t is
said TO be fashioned after the model of the Imperial Cha
riots of Persia during the reign of Cyrus the Great
The sides of the Chariot divided into six panels,
separated by richly giided scroll work in the style OF
Lous the Fourteenth The scroll work is bordered by
beautiful frill moulding and along the top well
;;s:;a,eisp .Tf ql EEs sFe Kazzia,
mi e." The centre panels represent the amusement
Of Hawking. The tive extreme panels, which are dou.
HE represent Equestrian Feas and Chariot Races IN the
Hipyodrome of Constantnople. They are magnificent
paintings aud remind the Classic rea ier of the noble
ladies' Of Lacedemonia, Athens and Macedonia, who so
contended for the vcters crown IN The oympian
Hippodr0me - 49,. J., , .., ;.h
hamnlcecloth of purple velvet trimmed WIN deep SILVER
frnge ,ndant from border of blue and yellow velvet
the whole decorated with eagles gares stars
and flowers wrought in gold and silver The Charie-
teer anears borne along between the expanded wings OF
two mighty dragons, apparently OF massive gold winch
crouch above The fore whaes of the Chariot over the
hacks of the horses the colossal heads OF two
Golden Eagles bodies enveoped in the rich foliage
NJ leaf moling which borders the end of the Chariot
and at the bottom The back panel is pain
ting of the rescue, by Perseus of Androneda from the
sea Monster The Harness is of the costiest descrip
ton and the superb ever manufactured in any
country.
disnlayed refinement of taste most correct, delicate
and claste combined with genius for invention and
nproy ement of the very highest order The several
azans engaged in carrying out taedesign so accurately
elesanty and tasteiully, IN the exquisite finish OF its
kmanship. and the more than regal gor.eousness
and spendd of decorations, have achieved prond
triumph in the mechanic decorative anu constructive
arts that deies competition. Ana the proprietor WIN
.tsl d.reaa r for ex sense and immense cost,
dsnlayed a most prncely muniiiccnce in producing
this matchess specimen OF the superiority and excel
isnce Of American ski genius and enterprise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
. ftqltsItu 10 our Mail IITt OF
sEs; sf,as2 STAGES,

Which leaves Wheeling every morning at 7oclock for
sTEU BENViLLE, WELLSNILIE 4 PITTSBURGH,
connecting al Sieubenville with daily mail line through
Canton 10 Cleveland; at Wellsville with Neil Moore &
COS Line 10 Cleveland and Pittsburgh with the G. eat
Northenn and Eastern Stages
The proprietor pays every attention the safety and
comfort of passengers has but the and
coaches, sober and faithful drivers aud responsible aud
accommodating agents. and he the travelling pub
lie that they viii ind this cheapest and easiest oute
to Pittsburgh and the Lakes.
Office in Wheeling corner of Water and Monroe
streets ROBERTS 4 co proprietors
tune 30 W. Is. HUDSON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
COLU.sgBG,S, OSLO.

INoUNANCt tONTANY- AGENCY For
WHEELING. n K LIST
at STEELE LIsr's WAREHorsE ,rER sr
sitEN wiltake risks on Buildings of all kinds steam
boats and Cargoes Factories Mills Keelboats Flat
ahd Carg"es, etc. against loss damage by fire.
very favorable terms. sen +; "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

The Delaware "Small Fry" Lotteries
Draw Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
CAPITAL PRIZES $4,000 AND $1,000.
Orders for Tickets. Shares, or packages in
any of the foregoing Lotteries, will meet
with prompt attention, if addressed to
N. l.. DORSEY,
Wheeling W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
NEW GOODS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
STORE

II "
orc GRAHAM on Monroe ST. next d,or to sweeneys
& Bells Glass sto C, in the room lately occupied
ly banton, Sands * Co.
q, AM now receiving an entire new stock of Goods,
- Consisting part of black, hue green, bownoiive
Null cry invisible Green, and Dahiia Broadciohs.
Black and plain black Cassiuefes all grades
French English and American fancy cassimeres, great
variety Black and fancy Satns Silks Marsaiiies Cash
meres Silk and Linen and every other Kind of fashion
CLOTH Drap, etc. Croon cloth, and various other arti
ces suitable for summer coats; French linens, linen
Drills Drills. cassineIls musins, cacoes, ana IN
fact every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
NV stock of Ready Mdde Clothing will he decidedly
preferable any the city from the fact that they are
all fresh having made them up during the last monh
I think | can safely say there Is not as good STOCK
of clothing the CITY, and am determined to sell them
at prices than Clothing has ever heen sod mere
before The stock will consist of cloth FrocK ana ress
coats all sizes colors and prices; SIMMER Goals, all
sorts sizes and kinds Pantaosns cassne eassiineres
Summer cloth cotton linen, tweed and all other SORTS
Vests of all carts and kindsi Stocks bosoms eoi'afs
Shirts, Drawers, undeushrs, crava's, hdAls Gloves
uspenders Hose half hose, and every article usu-
ally kept in Clothing store.
Nv stock large and fashionable, and purchased IN
New York and Philadelphia for the ready money, anu
ready money my terms of selling them; ana as
have located self permanently in business, am de
fermined TO give my whole attention to having my Go
thing well made and will sell them mach less sha
any other establishment in the CITY.
70 my old friends and the public IN general "ohiu
say give n,e oakland know my clothes and my prices
will suit yon. =. H.,
Dont forget the store is Menroe street, next doo
10 Sweenye 4 Bells Glass store. e. w. GkAhAm
Wheeling, AprHl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

Class Z; to be drawn at Wilmington, Del.
on Friday, April %, lS4S. IS numbers. IL
hallpts ''' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
GrIDFaBaesG.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT PUBLIC gOruODATION.

7fIHE ONO STAGE COMPANY have made such
80 arrangements Of their stage Lines running cut of
wheeling as cannot fail 10 furnish the most satisfactory
accommodation to all. They run
TWO LINES MAIL STAGES leaving Wheeling At
nan past ~ p m every night and running through to
connect with the Miami Railroad in honrs 10 Cincjn.
Louis.
An Accommodation leaves Wheeling at O'Clock a.
m da y, and runs through 10 GAINESVILLE p. m all by
daylight, - miles.
Passengers who desire to stop the road can take
seat through TO The point they desire where they
wish ans have seat ia the next stage that comes along
For the accommodation OF the citizens OF Wheeling
and st Clafsville they also hack frsm ST Cairs-
vile TO Wheeling, leaving 1t Csirsvle a. A. NJ arri-
wing al Wheeling at 10 A. "; leaving Wheeling AZ 10 A.
and arriving at st Clarsviif at Persons dcst.
rous Of going to st Clarsve and returning the same
day, can Rave seat IN the GAINESVILLE Accommodates
coach, aud reach Wheeling about p. NJ, having or
hours IN ST Clairsville. Fare. - cents.
Once No "a Water St Isl do~r below the Y. :. Hotel
Wheeling, Va. Apr20 w. r. COWDERY, AIT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
NESaag1rp> Sc.


IN CHANCERY-In TIE Circuit Superior Court of
- Law and Chancery for Ohio county IN the state OF
Virginia: =
BETWEEN Robert Morrison, executor and Elizabeth
Morrison, execurx of the last will and testament of
'osepn moftlSon, deceased, CoNPLs1SANTs,
AND Austin Peay, William Augustus Peav Henry
Allen, Elizabeth French execufiN and Peter ii French
executor of William French, deceased, Henry Morton
FRANCIS u Hornhook, Thomas Hornbrook, John NJ
Clarke, James Clarke, Henry Moore, John w Gill
executor of Joseph Gill, deceased William Ross George
Woodford Ross, Joshua Peay Lloyd Howard and Fran
ees his wife, Elizabeth De Baptiste and Juhernie DE
oapuste' DEFENDANTS
The defendants in the above named cause are herehy
notified that the dispositions of Andrew TAYLOR NcCord
and others will be taken the office of Crooks a. smith
barrsters i'll the city of Toronto in the Province of
Canada, on Monday, the twenty second dav of NAV
next between the hours of eight O'Clock A. NJ and seven
O'Clock L. NJ, to be read in evidence in The said
cause on behalf of said compliments. And IT, from any
the taking of said dispositions shall not he common
ced or being commenced, shall be completed ON that
day, the taking thereof will he adjourned from time 10
time until the same shall BE completed.
The said defendants also hereby notified that the
dispositions OF Redck Mckee, Charles u Knox and 9th.
ers, viii he taken in said behalf of said com
painants at the office of Lamb Russell atornes at
law, in the city of Wheeling in the State Of Virginia
on Thursday, the first day of June next between The
hours of eight O'Clock A. NJ and seven O'Clock P NJ
aud thereafter at the same place by adournments from
time to time, till mPIeted
LAMB & RUSSELL,
April 81. 1s4s Sol for said Complainants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

l prize of 100000 of 1000 l of 1000.
| OF $50, etc. Tickets dolls, shares in
proportions; certificate of package of whoes
80 dolls, halves %; q'rs 1880
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

Class 81; to be drawn in Baltimore. Md. on
thursday, April q. iS4S. ~ numbers, l3
ballots.
3 prizes of 10000, 3 of 1907, 90 of 300,
etc. tickets . dolls, shares in proportion;
certificate of package of wholes so dol's. etc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

&REAT CENTRAL ROUTE
T5ROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
- TON CITY, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK aud
boSToN. The National Road and Good Intent Stage
companies are running six daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road On
by "a hours Stage travel to either ofthe above Cities
lance by railroad
laTine to Baltimore "a hours
Time to Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare to Baltimore II DOLLARS,
are TO Philapelpha ~ DOLLARS.
SIX daliy lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
once every morning at O'clock A. NJ and extras fur
nshed at any hour load should offer.
For through tickets to Baltimore and Philadelphia APP
ply at the Companies office, No. 26 ater street, Vince
ing, a two doors north of the United Hotel
an,e Ana j. G. ADHESION Tor n Il = Co
aug Great Central Route Rail Road & stase o@.o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
REMOVAL.

BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE.
%H. STEIN has remov d his stock of Clothing from
La Main w alter st. next door below the fremont
house where he will be happy 10 wait upon customers
with barg aims. apl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
u OES gN&ES
N. l.. DORSEY'S,
LOTTERY ~ TChNmse OfIsee,
MAIN ST., 6 DOORS ABovE U. S. HorgL,
WHEELING VA

Class y; to be drawn in Baltimore, on Wed
|sesday, April 26. 7S Nos, Is ballots.
prize OF $4,000, Of 10000. Of 10000.
90 OF 1000, etc. etc. Tickets Is dollars,
shares proportion. Ger. Of pack. of wholes
200 dolls, etc.
Class IL; TO be drawn at Wilmington. Del,
on Saturday, April 30, l84S. IS numbers,
3 ballots.
prize of 10000, Of 1900. Of 10000.
| of 5000, etc, etc. Tickets 10 dolls, shares
IN proportion. Ger. of package OF wholes
$50 dolls, etc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

Aooo,,Ioo,,- Single and semi.tone Rosewood
hCto'd'o'io' and Eheny Accordeons, a very
fine article just opened; Flute Violin and Accordion
Preceptors without master fine Italian strings Graves
4 cos cele rated Z B and Copper Bugles, keys
at manufacturers prices 80 hour and day clocks &c
Apr5 JAS MELLON, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
FASHIONABLE SHAVING SALOON, BY
NVM. HOPKINS,
Main street few doors below the Monroe House.
WHEELING, VA.

ZsE@M THE subscriber has number of building
lssesI lots advantaseously located for business.
IssA - which he is DESTROYS To lease Far terms
tsaksL4f-lHaa apply 10 FRANCIS ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

JOHN McFADEN & CO.. Forwarding and Commits
ion Mefchants, Canal Basin, Penn ST. Pittsburgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

NJ EEDLEworked capes, collars and Chemeztts,
~ Twisted Silk Scaris Grape cravais, Linen C.
dks, berage Shawls and scars, and every variety OF
fancy goods for aides, Just reed by
AprlO CHAPLiNE 4 THOMSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
GOLD WATCHES.
CLOTHING READY-MADE OR TO ORDER.
IL HISS < 60.

voXy inform their friends that their stock OF Goods
" ~ Sn,,ng aud summer IL complete, embracing
sralt sratSKLE from New York, Philadelphia and bal-
,inre making altogether, very desirable and SEASON
or friends mo patrnaised US 50 literally last year
, ,,e uuhlic generally. are respectfully invited To can
- ,5t.ie rtt.. $40 nte prepared 'V iitHii eFrS
- IA ,,f l.i. urIH toru,s THAT cannot f,it tn Use
/ Demon. her ,4at IucdA4H-
i.a- lsa- aiale tte 3 Hotel Wale. So.
4 W Aeeiing, Aprs, i5to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

PAPER HANGlNGS.
JUST received at FISHERS Book siore Main street,
variety OF patterns of Paper Hangngs. $ low
as 10 cts beautiful supply expected III few days of
finest colors for Halls and Scene and Parors with Dor
ders 10 match. hne of Fire Screens and
WINDOW biinds Please call and see them. aplO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26

Ihe above is convenient Almanac to he fastened in
the crown OF hat. or carried in pocket book
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Commerce for April.
bAMuEL cLALLEN. JOHN KNoTE. NJ. REILLY.
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Aprr2
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FLOUR STORE.

Imperial Carpeting. s sNhsx; AGNEw =.
now opening Invoice Of very choice patterns py
CaIpe'irg, and Brussels Rugs to match April
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-26
= q II E =,
FARM FOE SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

/ am IpSirOtS to sell my farm near Wheeling
and viii sell It together or in
parcels, to suit purchasers, aud on accommodating
terms. jan 22--tf 4 JACOR
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-05

sisis of distortion and pervelsion, is a mos
foully wrong one. The last paragraph vii
explain The reason why il has so long been
Kept from the public: g8
HEAD QuARrERs, ARxy OF OtcurA1ioN
Camp near Monterey, Nov. S, lS47.
SIS: Your letter of the 4lh ult. has been
received In reply TO your remarks concern
ing letter which addressed some time
since to the editor of tho Cincinnati SipnaI,
have no hesitation in stating that it was
not my intention in that communication 10
xpress an opinion either in concaRrrencs
NTH, or in opposition to, any Of The vie,ss
EMBRACED in the editorial to which it refers
The letter itself, like most other letters of
mine on unofficial matters, which have found
their way into The newspapers, was not in
tended for publication, but simply written as
matter of courtesy in answer 10 one
which had received from the gentleman in
question, For this object it was entierly
sufficient; though, under the belief that il
would never 60 beyond this point il is quite
prob able ll.at il may NOT have been prepared
wi ih that care and CRIT IcAL AccURAcy which
appears to be 50 much required By polti-
c'ans. 1T WAS SIMPLY MY DESIRE, ON THAT
OCCASION, AS HAS BEEN MY CUSTOM UNIFORM
LY TliRcgGn LIFE, TO EXPRESS MY RE-
SPECT FOR OPINIONS which believe 10 be
honestly entertained, and as long as thus
held, MY APPROVAL OF His MAIN
TANNING THEM.
Should it ever become my official duty to
give my opinions ON any or all of the poiii-
cal questions referred to in the article above
mentioned, shall discharge the duy to the
best of judgment. Until then, INV opin.
ions OIL such matters, are neither necessary
nor important.
need hardly add n conclusion that this
communication is not intended for The pub.
lie prints.
am, sir, respectfully, your obi servt.
z. TAYLOR,
Maj. Gen. U. S. Army.
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or That the Wild CnrRRv BARK posses.

6rThat the Wild CHERRY BARK posses $.
ses rare medicinal virtues, is universally con
ceded, for there is scarcely family in Oh
land that does not useii in some simple form.
and are benefited by iis use. The Balsan.
Of Wild Cherry is prepared by the celebra
ted DR.. Wisiar, of Philadel phia, from the ex
tract Of the "Prunus Vi,giniana,' [Wilo
Cherry in highly concentrated state, with
olher powerful medicinal agents, that are
equally celebrated for their soothing, healing
and strengthening influence upon the lungs
For the relief of pulmonary complaints, this
compound is certainly superior to all others
with which we have been acquainted, and VIC
recommend the afflicted TO make
trial of this article.
0F See advertisement.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-05

A BASE SET OF NORTHERN WHO
\. DOUGHFACES EXPOSED, AND PUB
LICLY POSTED BY THEIR SOUTH
ERN WHlG ALLIES AS DESPERA
DOES, AND " WHOSE TRADE CON
SlSTS OF DISTORTION AND PRE-
vERSION.n eM
The Ohio State organ of doughfaced Tay
lorsm last night was in extacies that Mr.
Galloway, Secretary of State, has so far for.
gotten his speech in The "whip Slaughter
House" at Philadelphia, that he vontured 10
make Taylor speech at Worihingion OF
Saturday. The Journal says the Secretary
oI Stale out-did himself in defence of Gen
Idytor' and IN the adpocacy of his election p
we are informed by person present that
Mr.. Galloway relied on Gen. TayIor's SIG.
nal letter as proof that he is opposed 10 the
extension of Slavery and in favor of The
Wllmot Proviso.
We have before Us the Natchez, Miss.
CoURl Err of Aug. llth, ls4s, which flies
AZ It's mast head, TAYLOR aud FILLMORE, and
winch contains the following scalbing article
ior Inc benefit of It's Northern whig aboli-
non wing Tree territory allies, who are base
~ mallgnng General Taylor by representing
nun as favorable 10 the Provisc, and espe
cIa'ly as relying on the Signal letter, or any
other letter, TO prove 10 prove lha, lie would
not peto it, if el,c'cd President.
This Southern editor is one of that class
of Wings who said "D-n Ohio, she is an
abolition State anyhow" and who refused
TO nominate whig candidate for the pur-
pose of making rhig Judges in Ohio!-
speaking of The whig sluhpcrs of the north
IN trying to make Gen Taylor say that he
would not VETO the tVilmot Propiso, he
says: This MoNsTRoUs asserlion-so en-.
tIrcly at war with The char cter of he man,
and the tenor Of his bholea lfe-could only
haze been made by r.LlT1cAL LEADERS
wnEN IN THE LAST STAGES OF DES-
fEkATlON-phen they sa,c that EvERLAsr.
NO POLITICAL ROUT AND RUIN acas an.
prodching them AS FAST As THE COURSE OF
TINE would permit" In another place he
calls these whig Taylor slumpers in Ohio
Politicians WHOSE TRADE CONSISTS OF
DISTORTION AND PERVERSlON."-
Let Tom Ewing and Tom Corwin and the
whole race of Tom doughfaces read their
chaIacters thus drawn by this Taylor mans
indignant pen!
We inform tho whig paper of Natchez
that it is not the "oppon ents" of Gen. Tay-
Ior that are propaeating the Sc ISLANDERS; but
The pretended knowing leaders of the whig
party! They are the "base" "sanderers.
&c. Oh! shame on The hypocrites.