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From the Buffalo Courier, Nov. @

The Last Roorback Nailed to the Counter.
The last number of the Detroit Free Press gives in the
article which we publish below, the last Roorback which
the combined forces of barnbunerism and Taylorism
have been able to manufacture Ii is of the most in
famous frauds and falsehoods invented to deceive
the people and prejudice political opponent. Happily,
however, it is SO clumsy got up and shallow that no
sensible man will be deceived by it,:
From the Detroit Free Press
John Norvell has been guilty of an attempted fraud
that IS every way worthy of man morally and political
Late on Thursday night we received the following de.
spatch, which has been sent all over the South:
est. LOUIS, Nov ., 1sls
"Io the Free Press:
"John Norvell and J. B. Clark have forwarded de-
spatches everywhere, charging that General Cass sent
McCelland to Wimot last Friday to pledge support for
the Provso"
We pronounce the whole base Roorback, and the
author guilty OF an attempted fraud upon the elective
John Norvel has bet all and more than he is worth
on the election and hence his desperation and moral and
political depavity We call upon honorable men AT the
North brand the author of this fabrication and rebuke
such depravity at the polls Tuesday next This
scoundreism should satisfy all that have desperate
foe to meet, and should prepare them Every
honorable man OF all parties should brand such AN act
and we feel that they will
Was not the character of John Norvell morally and
politically known far and near we might have fears of
The effect of the Roorback he has perpetraed but tits
known and appreciated
p ). Since writing the above, we have received
southern cities, announcing that the Roorback has
been extensively circulated in all the southern States
The following is the despatch from Louisville
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 3, 1s4s.
SIR: letter appears in the Louisville Journal this
morning, signed John Norve dated October as, ls4s,
containing this statement:
.c "DETRoIT, Oct IS, 1s4s.
GENTLKhEN: McCleland, the member of Congress
from TINS district left this city last night the
London for Buffalo, thence TO proceed to Towanda in
pennsylvania the residence of David Wmot
"He is sent by Gen. Cass 10 see Wilmot and to ira
verse 'he Wiiol disrict with assurances from the Gen.
eral that he is free soil man. and in favor of The vii
mot Proviso Wy "
He is TO use all his influence, backed by that of Gen
Cass to keep Wilmot quiet If he can 10 enlist him
and his friends into the support of Cass
Hammond. the collector OF this port, accompanies
McClelland"
Here our readers will see the desperation OF John Nor
veil, who hopes to from the gutter Gen TAYLOR is
successful He holds Office under the national admin
istraton, and enabled to the money he gets from
the favor OF democratic party 10 break down that par
y. As we said before, he has staked his money and
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

uUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gu loads
at the breech on the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzzr the differ
ence being that the load is required pass thee inches
its rest Instead OF the entire length OF (nay be) moist
barrel the mechanical structure embodes best
tho principles for this purpose AMI enables person to
load and fire the of three hundred
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry
fire, and burn the powder WE'LL which, with the
rate fit OF the ball. enables also TO shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlIke purposes
They made order, either in muket rifle, carbine,
and shot FORM and delivered governments indvd-
uals, organized bodies OF whose
variance with the institutions laws Of the United
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. LIT Patentee, Philadelphia.
has loaded and fired the
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From he Charleston Is CT Courier, Nov. 7.
Meeting OF the Legisature Eiectio or
DENTAL Electors.

Yesterday the Legislature of this State assembled at
Columbia, for the purpose Of eecng electors for Pres
dent and Vice President of the United States, in accord
with the call made by the governor.
despatch received from correspondent yesterday
afternoon informed that the Senate met at IL O'Clock,
forty members being present Angus Patterson was
elected presidents VIM f. Martini clerk; j. d. Gaiard,
messenger; and j, T. Gaillard doorkeeper.
The message of the governor was communicated TO
the Senate at o'clock p and referred AT halipast
O'Clock that body adjourned TO half past o'clock
The House OF Representatives assembled, and ballot
took place for speaker, resulting in tie between John
lizard Middleton and j Edward Henry.
Al p another despatch informed us that the Sem
ate met at the hour which they had adjourned, and
again adjourned 10 10 O'Clock a. m this day
In the House of Representatives six ballots took place
for Speaker At the last ballot. John lizard Middleton
declared elected by majority OF IL votes, after
which the House adjourned to haf-past o'clock this
morning.
The legislature will proceed this day to the election of
electors for President and Vice President of the United
States
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The SPIRIT OF THE DEMocRAcY.-We have
many of our true hearted political friends during the
election excitement So far from Responding at the re-
suit they be prouder than ever of their mperish
able principles They feel that responsibility has
now been devolved upon them They feel that the coun-
Try will look TO them to preserve her interests from the
ruthless schemes OF unprincped They feel that,
however the clamo of the hour may the good
cause returning sense OF justice among the Of
The people will vndcae that from the assaults of
federalism AMI dsspaie all the decisions of the opposi
ton There is no democrat who is not now prouder of
his position than ever and who is not ready do battle
tomorrow under his beloved old banner. This the
spirit that must make us nvincibe. -Penns Ipanian
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OUR PRINCIPLES sAFE.-Thanks 10 overrulng Provi-
dence, which has far preserved the Liberties of this
country, the principles and of the democracy
are safe even the wings may have succeeded in carry
ing their candidate for the presidency The United States
Senate IS strongly democratic and therefore no ruinous
federal measures be forced upon the country sap
its freedom and reduce lis citizens to the condition Of
sefs to moneyed and arlstocratc ogarches Upon the
Senate then will fall back if beaten IN the election
and maintaining rights for four wears there the de-
mocracy will then take the rein of government again,
and push on the career of democratic progress
baltimore Argus
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Pennsylvania.
PERRY COUNTY, November s.

To the Editor of the Union:
We have all the returns in by express for county,
and we have majority of 732 for Cass and Butler We
fought against furnaces, and have won glorious VIC
tory: Federalism with all its tricky schemes and
hendsh frauds has scarcely been able gain decent
livelihood in our county. We have small increase
our majority for the noble Longstreth Notwithstanding
the military camor in favor of Taylor, we have main
tanned our ground very ably.
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A General Agency Mt Washington ID. g

TOHN FRY " co. associated in the prosecution
j desert pton of claims before Congress and
executive departments of the government, They refer
claimants to members OF Congress in every district through
out the United States.
Office in Purdy's Building, Pennsylvania avenue, near
the entrance 10 the Capitol grounds Nov 3
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INRINGE and Tassel Manufactory.-Gimps fringes
Jenny Lind, ball. and knoted rnges cords and tasses
fancy buttons for ladies' dresses Military
and regala trimmings made order the fringe and
trimming tory, south aide OF Pennsylvania avenue,
near 18th street. E. LOWE.
N b Shaws and scarfs neatly fringed.
Nov 7-3ts
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ITO THE LADlES.-We now receiving n supply OF
i and desirable goods for dresses in cashne
mouselines poplins, silks NC
Also a of materials for evening dresses with
many aud desirable articles which will be la ppy
10 show them at all times
Nov. 1876 ID. CLAGETT, & co.
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FOUR AND THIRTY BLAcKBRDs ALL IN ROW! or the
thirty four members of Congress in New York all wings
and aboonsts-thanks 10 that Embodiment Of pety and
purity, Martin Van Buren,. Thank Heaven, this is all
IPenrsyfpanidn.
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N near h street,
Beautifully illustrated edition of Mrs Sigourneys Poems
Stray Subjects arrested and bound over" (uss ted
price 50 cents.
Colerdee's Idea of Lille, small volume
Sugar Planters Manual
sallus,, of scbm,z and Trump's Classical Series
Nov. g.
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NEW style BELT Buckles

NEW style Belt Buckles.-A new and splendid assert
ment OF belt buckles received and ready for
Inspection of the visters and patrons OF Parkes fancy
store invoice oil silver, STEEL gilt, and pearl
surpassed In this city. S. PARKER,
Fancy Store near Blackwels Hotel
Nov7-3tif Pennsylvania
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. IL IsIs.

Defeated, but not daunted-Beaten, but not over
wheinlsd.
We have struggled 10 the last but we are afraid we
shall ultimately have to give up the ship We lost North
Carolina yesterday. according to the bulletin of ren
Holden of the Raleigh Standard He estimates the
orty of Gen. Taylor at about l.Oo1 The game has il
all probability gone against US; but we had still
gimpses of hope yesterday morning We estimated the
vote for Gen. Cass as follows
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zen IAYLoR's NET LOSS FOUR THOUSAND AND TWENTY
FlvE-Worceser is reported TO have given 900 free soil
majority, and Marshheld, the home OF Daniel Webster,
30 free soil majority Lawrence gives Taylor COG, Cass
5l2, Van Burn 23l; New England Village, Taylor 90,
Cass 75.-Boson Times
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NEW BOOKS.-SuRar Pl,nters Manual, by w. l.
~ Evans. NJ ID, vol wih plstes; Sonervlles Pnysi-
cal Georra ply vol Colerdge's Idea of Life, edited by
Sed b Watson, M D., l vol Saius, being the third
volume Of SchmItz and Zumpts classical series, vol.
For sale by +, TAYLOR,
Nv. 10
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MOTE PAPER, (plain aud fancy.) envelopes, motto
1N seals and waters, rosewood and mahogany writing
desks, note-desks steel and gold pens.
TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Now New Book and Stationery Store, 9th st.
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OF The nerve, is always cured in minute by
WHEELER'S TEABERkY TOOTH WASH and still al
decay this and all the other teeth any there be decay
ed is entirely arrested, ard they remain protected by this
tooth wash perfect health also keeps pure strength
ems. and sodifes the gums aud preserves the purity
the mouth and breath Ii etecuay of the
gums, where il may have existed entirely soltness
Of the gums, and stops all bleeding Of the gums
1t all the complaints OF the teeth gums and mouth
and keeps The teeth, gums and mouth corrected al
ways pleasant and in perfect state of the best health.
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The subscriber has loaded and fired the muske
minutes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-22
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
AT THE WATER ST CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door 6eiolr the L. s. Hotel.
WHEELING. "a.
NH. HUGHES, Jns.

NhEJAI DAhOAlNS.
WHEELING Ann BELMONT BRIDGE CLOTHING
BEG leave TO call the attention of my customers as
Z well as every lody else 10 my and
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS
lust received from eastern cities and bought the best
terms, nj auction and Jobhing houses
My stock consists Of the following articles viz
Supr black blue and fancy colored French Cloth Cas-
smcres of all GRADES and styles, cassinets Satin silk
velvets and other Nestng. Handk erchefs fancy Sus
penders, Gloves Hosiery, Lambs Wool aud China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
Reddy Blade Clothing.
NJ stock of ready made clothing is very large and
not SURPASSED Icy any other in the city, and of
Supr French cloth dress frook Coats, Cashmere aud
Cassiuet pants Nestngs of all Kinds and qualities
Shirts, very fine article of beaehed muslin check and
flannel.
Customer Work
Having received the latest New York and Phqdel-
phia fashions and having engaged while east superior
and fashionable Cutter am prepared to execute work
in the neatest and most fashionable style. In aw
my stock ia as large, my styles good. and my pr
as cheap, as in any other establishment west of
mountains. CAL and look for yourselves
NV motto is: Short profits for cash.
oct c KAMMERER
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GREAT CENTR ROUTE
NHROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
a. TON CITY, PTIlLADELPiIlt, NEW YORK and
BOSTON. Tile National Road and Good Intent Stage
Companies are running si1 daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with The Baltimore and Ohio Raj Road. On
by "a hours stage travel to either ofthe above cities,
lance by railroad.
laFime to Baltimore n hours
Time TO Philadelphia ~ hours.
Fare to Baltimore IL DOLLARS,
Fare toPhilapephia II DOLLARS.
Six daily lines leave the Cospanies Stage and Railroad
o'hce every morning at O'Clock 4. NJ and extras fur
nisned at any hour a load sh0ud offer.
For through tickets To Baltimore and Philadelphia, ap
ply al the Companies Office, No. 20 Water street. Vince
ling, Va. two doors NORTH of the United States Hotel.
For Good Intent Stage Co. w. II. STEELE
And j. &. ACHESON, for N. r. :. Co.
ang 2 Great Central Route Rail Road & Stage Office
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERSi
- IS 800 "A ~ "a
Is E Is. ]. I'll S!!!.;.Ia,
E PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORl
PEKfN TEA COMPANY,

TTANiNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No, l67, West
Ah side Market Square Wheeling, Va their agent for
this city, he would call the attention of the public
those CELEBRATED PACKED TEAS, the superior
excellence of which is too well known 10 require com
incubation. They have ee-u for long tine the favor
lie Teas IN the principal Atlantic cities and fast
Obtaining character throughout the country winch viii
give them precedence WHEREBY er they used.
All housekeepers know how difficult it has been here
toioIe to obtain good Teas al fair prices but the great
facilities OF this Company enable them 10 place the
hands OF their agents the choicest article prices which
cannot fail to sustain the high character already aah
ed by them and if they should suit, you have only
to return them 10 the agent and money refunded
NorlCE-As many imtaors have risen up who are
vending an inferior article in the OF this Company,
they deem proper to state ~ order prevent imposi
tan, that none genuine which do not bear every
package, IN addition tAe THE OF The Company that of
McCALIMONT n BOND,
cor1er Marhet and EroMt SIS. Philadelphia.
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.esHHnSe6mF3.
RAITINoPFJoCK uoSpITAt

IVY MERE may re obtained the most speedy Remedy
w. foi Cauorfh1 a. elects Structures seminal Weak
Pam in the Ioins, Affections Of the Kidneys also
those peculiar affections whioharse from certain prac-
tice Of youth aud which, II not cured renders marriage
impossible. and in the end destroys ho3h MIND and body
This remedy viii alsu cure lmpotency and every symp-
tom ola SECRET DISEASE
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL IMEECITdTY
oen eOufeluent lyon any voluntary or coust tuition
al excess Of tho NtRfIE pow FIR OF the human system
SoC,ARcE MADE.
oliee. No = sorrn FaEnxslcK sTRsEr on The lef,
hand side going from Baltimore street, doors from
the corner
Re particular IN Observing the name the door and
ind ffstss tto ,f,r
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tie would also invite the attention of The public t
the following
~ moninls hom NemApa pers.


lei mouiols from Newspapers.
We received week since very aud superior
article for Editor tahenr for The Table of any
tlenan lady who apprec ave The virtues ~ the
famous product of me celestial empire. II consist
eft papers OF tea, ttae Golden Chop and the Ne
Plus Utral Of very excellent quality rvaling m mesh
aud In their rich hav0rs tue heveraE whch grace
the table of the Eml eros of China. They were from the
Philadelphia and New Nor'. Pekn Tea Company, who
have established their Depot ~ tas city Amer inll and
sacOrv prof of its excellence we can with conf
de're commend it 20 our friends. Christian Observer.
FEAKIN TEA CoMNANY.-Ole WAC is r.ally a Jadge,
sa = that these Teas very superior, and, Il have
any taste IN these matters il Is aogeth'r IN accordance
with this csion.-Ch Tristan Repository.
DELIclors TEAs-We take pleasure iu informing our
readers tha the Philadelphia and New York rekin Tea
Company have on baud varied supply Of moth green
and black ddhcul excel, delcacy OF flavor, rich
ness aud aroma by anything Of the KIND Imported
into tins count - PhlSde 'phia sun
The ladies' Of our household charmed with the
samples they have and delighted that certain spots
ave known where asuPply oi the genuine China" can
b. ohiaiued,-l Pennsylvania.
The above 7 cas- ton ,aie by VI REILLY, Ag't,
iy23 No. lOt, AarNet' square, w heeiiug Va.
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. QUEENS.
WARE, CHINA &c. &c

W. sN EARINGEN, & Co.. have Just reed fron
me East and are opening at their LARGE Sot
Rooms, No9 Il Corner of Market L. Union sis LARGE
ana very general assortment OF Superior Family tiFo
eIes ASleehsware, China &c, which they offer at verv
,HeNp rates. and to which they would respeetu
invite the attention of their friends and The M Iic
seneay. lheir stock is the largest and PERHAPS The
nest selected assortment of family groceries ever eHre
ihe cizens Of Wheeling consisting in part of the Go,
lowing artices. - - ~ " wy IoI-
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GtntD5mN,
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE.
ALIEN. ROC Frs

No 20 Water street, next door North Of the Oyster
Depot and adjoining Forsyth & Bakers Warehonse.j
WAX rs this opportunity 10 return his thanks has
old friends and customers and also his many new
ones who have 50 kindly paronzed his Establishment
and he is determined TO omit no pains not only TO
continue these hut to the number in such way
and ny such means that who give him call will
fail to continue their CUSTOM He has in store
large and very choice assortment OF Spring Goods viz
French, English and Bel'an cloths. Cassimercs aud
Nestngs. with great variety Of SIR Satin, Velvet.
aud Marsecs Vesiinrs: Cotton. Linen and Tweed Pau
taoon SUITS large VARIETY also Ready Made Clothing,
equal 70 custom work, comprising every variety of
Coats. Pantaoons Vests etc, al the favorable
terms All he asks is cali he tisied his arrange
menfs are such THAT he Disappointed Obtain
ing any article that he may want his line and this
end h deems hardly necessary his friends
and the pubic that The utmost confidence he had
the accuracy Of III and superioriy Of manufacture in
ms Esiab Sineut experience Of 20 years aud the
unwavering confidence OF host friends is his hest
guarantee ALEX ROGERS
myIS No 30 Water 81. Wheeling. Va.
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DR.. f. CRANES

STRAIGHTFORWARD SUPPORTER FOR FEMALE
WEAKNESS, WEAK BACKS, &c.
Keene, N. H.. Aug 10Th, Is4f.
have for several heeu the Craine's
SFlSo ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS and for weakness OF the
spine and some kinds of distortion and prolapsus of the
uieri, aud abdominal debility generally have found it
superior To anything of the kind have seen II - mar
lcuiary useful fsr young persons of sedentary habits or
occupations, TO prevent distortion and other deiorma
tons AMOS IWiTCHEII VI ~
Fer sale At BRENTliNGER'S Apotheca
my 20 Ashland square Wheeling. Va
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MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
RIG WINDOW

Opposite the Big Red Boot
Hf1HE subscriber is receiving and win continue
= to receive short time daily supplies of
able Goods bought at tae close of the season. and
consequently very much reduced prices such as
Wide rcn Earlston Giugiialns at lSic;
50 ps more of those 10 and l2.c Plaid Musus;
Is ps more of those fine Linens, at 37lc;
60 Us more Sea Island "A Shirtings at l2kc;
10 doz rich Fringed and low priced Parasos;
6 doz China Pearl, Rutland and Braid Bonnets;
rs ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons, with great variety of
new Prints and Lawns. tmy5] RHODES.
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MOTHERS RELlEF-INDIAN DfSCOVERY.-An
expecting 10 become mothers and 10 avoid
Pans, Distress and dangers of childhearng
~ entrealcd 10 calm their fears aay their nervousness
al soohe their way by the of this eXtraOrdl
nary vegetable production. Those who Will oandIdly
observe ITS virtues, must approve of IN their hearts,
every kind and adectienate husband will feel It his
solemn duty Ia alleviate the distress his wife Is exposed
10, by asaie and certain method which Is the OF
TINS mothers relief Further particulars m pamphlets
Intended for the female eye TO be had gratis where
this humane cordial To he found. The Mothers lie.
e prepared, and only, by tie sole propreiors,
tomstoek & Co. q tourtland 81, \ ew Nork.
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FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMNER
GOODS

GOODS.
TOM ELLIOTT & co. No l63 w cor. of Main
, st. and Market Alley, have commenced receiving
their arge aud well selected assortment of Dry Goods
and Varieties purchase in this EASTERN cities, at the
present reduced prices comprising large and splendid
OF all kinds of Dry Goods Fancy and Stape
together with much larger stock of Varieties and
Fancy Goods than ever offered in this market, and are
prepared sell them either wholesale or retail on such
terms cannot fail to give general satisfaction.
N. They would call the attention OF Country Mer'
chants al Pcdars TO their stock of Goods for whole
sang they will KEEP complete stock OF al! articles
in their line.
Please call at 1863 and examine for yourselves.
April 10 JOHN ELLIOIf & %