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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

URead the letter of a Democrat in another col
smn: we especially recommend it to the friends Of
Gen. Cass. Wings cannot be charged with impu-
ting false positions 10 Cas-, when Democrats, inti>
rately connected with his designs and mannuvres,
attribute to him equally as heinous principles. CON
sider him, az in fact he ID, more to be feared by the
South than any other Northern man that has ever
offered himself for the Presidency.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

Bear THp.-The Thibodaux Minerva says that
in The parish Of Assumption, a few miles above that
place, therei s a family Of twenty-five children, %
boya and 2 girIa-all the legitimate offspring Of the
Anne parents-the oldestof whom is now As years
n age, and both enjoying the best Of health. Can
any other country beat thisi
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

DEATH OF COMMANDER observation-disclosures.
der Alexander Slidell Mckenzie, of the Navy,
while riding through Sing Sing, (his place of resi-
dence,) fell from his horse and expired. The im-
mediate cause of his death was a disease of the
heart. He was the officer through whose order
young Spencer was hung on board the somers,
He is a brother of John sIdeIl, of this State. The
Somers was capsizedin a gale and sunk off Mexi-
co. Singular fatality.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

" 70 for tAs e~osntry-tae ahols coSnt~ry."--ZAcHARY
TAYLOR.
~ Sisapop most saeqaioocally, nop and Jorecer, any
aesig. On my part to iste.tsre sith the rights OF ahGt IS
ssrmsd The property of the citizens Of the other States
klLARp FILLMORE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

ANOTHER AcclDENr.-We are panied to learn
that during the past week, Mr.. N. C. Golding,
Thomas May and others, who were employed in
raising the frame of a sugar house, ON the planta.
ion of Mr.. Golding, on Little Gallon, (says the
Thibodaux Minerva of the 18th inst.,) when by
some nnlncky mishap, a part of the work gave
way-killing Mr.. Golding and Thomas May
instantly, and severely wounding several other per-
sons who were assisting at the raising.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25
PLAQU Il MINE:
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1s48.
TIE our Subscribers.

Ts our Subscribers
Entertaining the desire to send our paper to our suoscri.
bars At a. carly an hour as possible, and to all
q far a. lay in our power, we have for the Dem
a. Of our West Baton Rouge and Bayou Crosse Tete pa
trous, to Issue our paper on Wednesdays and Saturdays SO
that their papeN will be received by the next days mails
Our paper will likewise be issued on Mondays and Thurs
days, for the benefit Of our town and down-river snbscri-
bars, containing the election and other newsof moment by
tho mails Of those days. which same news will afterwards
appear in the Wednesdays and Saturdays editions. We
trust that this evident disposition on our part to spare nei-
tAsr trouble nor attention ia our efforts to make our paper
acceptable to our friends, will merit their continued appro-
baton and generous support.
TIVE request all editors who notice this para
graph, to do us the favor to instruct the clerk to d.
rect their paper to the Southern Sentinel, instead Of
"I6ssviliaa." The former has taken the place Of
lie latter.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

|ERMosT ELEcTIoN.-From further returns of
the Vermont eli ction. it appears that Henry and
Marsh, Wings, have been elected to Congress from
the First and Third Districts. In the Second and
Fourth there has been no choice, the plurality, how
ever, is largely Wing.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

SUSPECTED ABoLIrIos,srs.-The Picayune of
Saturday says that anonymous letters having been
received by the Mayor from New York, stating that
several negroes were coming out in the steamer
NoneiIly, as hands, but for the real purpose of tam
pering with slaves and inducing them to run away.
One of the letters stated that they were in the en,-
pIoy of abolitionlsts. The statement goes on to
say (Which we cannot well understand) that the
steamer Falcon having arrived, warrants were is.
sned, and FIVE negroes on board were arrested, but
were finally returned on board, on a bond given
that they would be kept on board dnring the stay Of
leaves.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

u The Boston Atlas says that the Hon. Rnfus
Choate has taken the stump for Taylor and Fillmore.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

DEATH OF CAPT. PEAsE-The Picayune of
yesterday says: with pain do we announce the
death Of Capt. Horace Pease, who breathed his
last yesterday morning. after several days suffering
from the injuries he received by the explosion of
the Concordia. Capt. Pease was a native of Ver-
mont, and had reached only the age of 50 years.
For the last twelve or fourteen years he had been a
resident of New Orleans. He had commanded
some OF the finest steamers out of this port, and
In his profession no man stood higher. He was in
every respect a Observation-Disclosures amiabIe,
and of undonb'ed probity. The loss of one who
enjoyed so enviabbe a reputation among merchants,
and his fellow-citizens generally, aggravates pain.
full" the deplorabIe catastrophe TO which we owe
his untlmelv DEATH"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

Ex-Governor Leonard, Of Connecticut, has taken
the stump for Taylor and Fillmore.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

U'There was a great torchlight procession in
the city last Saturday night. 1t was occasioned to
honor General Taylor and the battle of Monterey.
The Picayune characte1izes it as the most splendid
affair of the kind that ever occurred in New Or
leans. .ro.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

UOld Zach's PascagouIa letter has been receiv-
ed at Richmond ond other places in Virginia, and
creates the greatest possible satisfaction,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-Returns from $50 towns
show a plurality against Dana, the democratic can
didate for Governor. of 4,4S3; loss since last year
about 1000. This defeats his election by the PEG.
pie. Last year he was elected by 1850 over ALL
Goodenow, Wing, is elected in the Lincoln Dis.
trict. Gerry, DEM. is hard pressed in York Dis.
'rict, but believed to be elected. 1t is possible that
Washburn. Wing, has beaten Stetson in the Pc
nobscot District. The Second, Fifth and Sixth
Districts have elected Democrats. as heretofore, and
the Third a Wing. The Seventh is closely con.
tested. The Legislature is Democratic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

UThe Picayune says that the health of the
city has ceased to be a topic of conversation, which
is sufficient proof tina, the yellow fever has greatly
ahated.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25
ROUGH AND READY COOPERAGE

AT BAYOU OUL LANDING.
"HE undersigned has now on hand a laxge
quantity of MOLASSES BARRELS, f40
gallons. Also a large lot Of HALE BARRELS,
of 20 gallons; and wiIlkeep constantly a large sup.
ply of the above on hand, which he offers for sale
at the most reasonable and accommodating terms.
He will engage to furnish Sugar Hogsheads at mo
derate prices, in any number that may be ordered.
Barrels, Half Barrels and Hogsheads, warranted
to be of the best workmanship and materials. b.
sel11y C. III. MENSLAGE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25

Usevere shocks of earthquakes have been felt
at various places at the North.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-25
TO III PATRIOTIC

u ONINCD I, fTeHfUel
J. S. WEBB, Recording Secretary,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
CALY MEETING IN NEW YORK.

The meeting Of the friends OF Mr. Clay, at
Castle Garden, New York. on Thursday eve
euing .ast, was large aud enthusiastic. The
Herald esIimotes the member p eseut attwelve
thousand The meeting was addressed by
sevefsl speakers. end resolutions and al ad
dress to the Wings OF the Union were adopted
Among thr resolutions were the following.
Resolved, That, we regard the late speech
Of Mr. Clay at Lexington ~ exposure of The
causes. character sni objects OF The present.
war on Mexico. as among the noblest and
nost patriotic efforts OF he great and true
man. who would rather be right than b.
President"
Resolved, That the simple fact that honest
expression ui convictions adverse TO the jus
ure. and so the further prosecution of this
war on the Mexican soil /, denounced as TN
patriotic AMI censurabie. tends TO exhibit in a
strong light the inconpittbilitv Of aggressive
var With the preservation OF hum m freedom
and Nc do earnestly trust that our couatIy
will never engage 10 another war OF Invasion
aud conquest.
Resolved, That while Henry CLAW is en-
pliatically nur choice for next President, as we
believe he is that OF d majority of the PEG.
pie 81 the Union, and we mean TO do all in
our power TO secure his nomination, We vet
avow cur unequivocal intention to await ana
be governed blythe choice OF the Wing NAH.
onsl Contention; and we ask in common
justice, that the friends O! all opposing cam
aidstes shall meet as in a kindred spiut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24

NHs y'sJyrr Fos TaE PRrsfpESry.-As
asere ere raaay Wings who express IN opin.
ion that Mr Clay will not support a miIi,srv
-sndila'- a7i that G-n, Ta,lo, means to nun
d, o.. hff,ris, We copy the follow ng from
The North Amrricsu. Washington letter. to
show that Mr. CLAY and Gen. Ts,lor are both
better Wig, Than their pretended friends
Us be- sprak Tor them. independent stated
nat Mr. Clsy md Gen. Tsyicr would under
no ci'"ums'ances ve placed in a hostile posi-
hon, tii ihisas-ertion having been doubted
he euihot'y is thu. quoted.
So lst ss Mr. Gay is referred to in my o.
fisinal s,s'emeni, derived the authority from
bis own lips. So far a. Gen. Taylor is re-
ifeffed 20 derive the %suthority from hi. own
hand aud s~al. There are letters-npt 4 1T
ter bot lettsrs-confrming every s,lldble /
have disclosed and d good Heal more am
not at liberty TO refer more specially tn the
correspondence, becau.r confidence rcstrains
me anj %enjrins the person written TO. Sc
an efTfrt pl the part uf the Presidents paper
aud r. satellites, To produce a false impress
slon up0a Tie public mind. concerning an a.
tfA. " ilfH'Ag sf'NF'h A@ tttbhs % WI ttdN
and Gen. Taylor. and | felt II to be an i'm
pcfatr,e duty to STATE the truth in the general
terms which ! used, % correct that injurious
misrepresentation.
| repeat, hat ! may not be misunderstood
ihst G-u Taylor has written. saving that ia
he event Of Mr. Clay or any other Wing, being
selected a. the candidate Of he party. h.
would not permit his name to enter the ram
vars. This Is plain aud distinct snd admits
Of no subleiluge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
DEFINITIONS.

Langnage-A chain to unite men and keep
nathiud disuniled. A large issue OF notes
which has often a small basis OF gold.
lhraIre-An homeopathic hospital where
snail doses OF society are given to CURE socie.
~. The chamber whereia bachelors rrrriye
curtain lectures.
Mifor-A Journal in which Time records his
travels.
'Child-Fhe evcr-rerewed hope Of The world
-uods problem. waiting maus solution.
Mis~rr-Au amateur rauper. A lover who
/, contentcd With a look.
ignorance-A serpent which many fuster
'eausf. they suppose it to be harmless.
~ place where poor people are allowed TO
lPe about I'LL they hurt themselves OF some.
Ny else.
bicheIor-A mule who shirks bis regular
ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
WHsEuNs WHOLESALER ACES CURRENT
DAILY TIMES OFFICE. I
Jan. %, lS4S. I

REaARks-Trsdc continues brisk, but with
little change in prices except on advance 10
Sugar aud MoIssses, which have gone UP cv-
erywher-, the FIRST rush being over in the New
0deans market.
We quote mola.ses a, 27a2sc. by the bar
rel.
uG,R-New Orleans. 4as5ic. by the hid.
Flour continues rather dull with a shade
of decline.
Be.ss.-50a62Ac.
BARLEy-l0c.
BgEswAx-20 cents, dull.
CoRpAGE.-White Rope Coil he. v ib.
'whcn cut l4Ac.
rsrred Rope by Coil lie.
i" +" when cut l2Ac. Hemp
Bel Corls .50S2 ,OOS3 10 v dcz.
CRACK ERs-Si@ 80 per barrel.
CAsnLEs.--Sperm 35c; mould l0&c; Dip
ped 9sc.
Corn MEAL~-35a40 per bu~hel.
CorrgE.-Sales Rio at SasAc,s. Java i03c.
Coppsa.-Braxief's 2Sc, Dol, sc.
DYE- WooD - Nicaragua 7c; Logwood
~. Sales OF 30 bhis. al u.
FEArneRs.-30a32c.
F,.a.-N,. | mackerel, ell No. 2. $50;
No. 3 81 ,25a7 so per barrel. Salmon SIS Tor
No. l..
Hors-61Sc.
Fruil-No change Ia fruits. Dates IL a ID.
Dried Apples 62a6o; Peaches 81 ,37at 80.
FLouR-Sl.23.
GgA,N.-Wlwa 60a65c. Oats 25c.
Conx-30l37c; Rye 4Oaa5.
GL,ss.-S by 10 SID .25; 10 by IL S4.73a
SIS; IS by 20 $500.
GuS PowngR.-Rife s5 rs; Rock O..
HsMr.-None in market. ieg
lsDIGo-75casi 10.
Iw,x.-Ssles al 3oa32fo for Allegheny; Hang.
my Rock SOS; Irou Mountain SIS, fur IN IS.
Sales oi Tennessee ut S33, Bar, Janists 3,
shee, "A a Sc. Pig iron on the advance.
LkAD.-Pig4 3l;; Bar 81; White Lead
so a, pure rs.
LuassR.--Cirar S24 per thousand; com
mon Sl3. The stocks al our wards are lair.
NArLs.--4d 5Ac; 6i4ic; 81 4ic; iodlc;'no
change. -,
OrIs.-Sperm 75aioO. Linseed oil 60;
a sale OF 81 bbls Linseed Oil al 6oc, C. b !;
Winter Lard Oil 65.6Sc; Tanners Oil looi Z.
Pa,Srs.-Whi,iog lAal2c; Venetian red
4As5c; Litharge &c. (.
Spices.-Pepper ssa9.; Csssia pc; Cloves
25,3O,, Nutmegs ei 30, Ginger, 9.l23c.
GISsssG.-Du,l at 2oc.
PRovls,oSs.-LArd 5s6; Butter. key, 93al0
Roll, ilaIlAc.
Bulk meat S3,50s3.73 per 100 fbs.
~SEEps-Ciover 3,50a3 81; Timothy 81 ,75a2
FLAx-S0aS5.
TiN-Plate Sl0.75 per box.
WHIsKY-City Rectiied Gle; Cincinnati
1921.
ASHES
Pos &c. 81
Saiaratus 7ASSc.
SODA A~sa.--4Aai7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEG ArES

- 1910.
Mr.. Stephenson. from the committee ~.
Roads aud Internal Navigation, reporled the
following bulls, 10 WI: a bill couc5mins Tel.
egrlphic lines within thi, commonwealth. a
bill 10 incorporate the Leeds Manor FIRM
pike Company; 4 bill 10 lacurporate the JACK.
>1nYttlr and Benz Mountain Iamoikc Com
p4ny, a bli 20 INCORPORATE The Russell and
Washington County Turnpike; a bill autbori
slug d subscription ior The otnno wealth To
the ureensNllle aud Roanoke Rail Road rom.
pany; amt a bill To suthnriHe a suoscrlpIiono ON
betidli ui The commonwealth 10 the The Rich
mond aud Pamuukey Rail Road.
MIR. Scout, IRON the committee apDuinted
Tor the re apportionmrnt OF delegates and sen.
ators throughout the commonwealth. which
was taken up, read the hs,t, and ordered In h.
read a second time.
Mt. Floyd offered the following resolution.
which, alter an s,nendmet proposed By Mr..
Lowden, WAS sdoptrd, as follows
Resolved, That a committee BE- appointed
10 report to THE House What Othcer, !, III.
Army OF The uaiIed States, being natives of
this STATE, nave distinguished themselves in
the war with ai-Aico Ia such manner a, IN
lnefIt IN. thanks OF the State and b. entitled
TO Swords for their services; and that the
sad committee b. instructed In report a res,
luton returning the thanks OF the Legislature
to The gallant others and soldiers OF The Vir
gina Volunteers, aho have 40 patiently and
heroically borne the burdens OF The service
and the dangers OF the climate IN General
Taylor llne on the Rio Grande. and who
have only been deprived Of an opportunity of
showing heir gailanlry in battle, by adverse
circumstance, which have prevented them
from coming into conflict with the enrmy.
The Speak'r drierted announcing SAID com.
nlllee uutil 10 morrow.
On motion OF Ma. Elgington,
Resolved, That The com niitee of Pnnnsi
ions aud Gne'ances inquire int the t.pe.
net OF Incorporating The Wheeling Division
20. H. OF The Sons Temperance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
By TELEGRAPH,
;ggAT AND DEstUGrIyk FLOOD.

MAssILLoE, Feb. %. ls45.
have TO announce the greatest catastrophe
bal has eseI oseaTtsd 10 our town. a portion
Of wlnchisHow a heap Of ruins AMI lliv street
sill fthIel ufth wst.r.
A3o'cIocs this morning the artificial isk-
" reservoir several miles 10 extent. aud sit
uatei on Sippo creek % feet high-r thin the
town. and about = mite and a bill East. was
let ont, aid the swollen torrent swept over
everything in its course ,owarl the low
groands.
The brick Wolien Factory oil Mcqsrs. Skin.
ner ~ c.. was swept d.wn. aud the build
Jog ana machinery are a pile OF ruins.
The Tremru, House. newly erected on Ire
mont street is nearly a wreck.
The large stone block built BY Mr.. Rhodes.
Is plrly thrown down into tho Canal. The
| Mil and Warehouse on Erie street. were bad.
iy damaged.
Some dwellings were swept away. and one
Tan house and other buildings that cauno, be
recollected in The bnstif that prevails.
All the SIR, els in the lower part Of the town
are inundated, and the samage is beyond cal.
c%Ulatiou. Great excitement preveils ond il
is feared lives have hen lost.
The canal bank is broken in for som dis
tsnce, aud The cost to the State will be thou
sands.
The waters are subsiding at two P. NJ.
N0TE.--This r.servoir was built by the
Mas,illon Rolling Mill Company, the State
paving $1,000 towards its construction
There have been heavy complaints made BY
the people in the neishborhood, and AT Can
Ton. thai the reservoir wssa source of annoy
ancc and sickness. and although our cores.
pondcnt does not say so, we presume The dam
age was doue Intentionally.
Editor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
GEN. TAYLOR AND THE BARNBUR-
NERS.

The convention Of the B~arnburners. or Will
mot PtnHiso democrats. held 81 Utica, last
"esk, passed resolutions complimentary 10
the Hon. John A. Dix and the non. Thorn.
as H.. Benton. They also adopted the fol.
lowing
Etsolred, That Major General Zachary
Taylor. by his mastery correspondence with
the Wa Department, no lrss thsu By his he
roic conduct and indomitabte c~ooluess and
courage 90 the field Of battle, has shown
himself 20 be not only a distinguished militia
ry ehieitaln, but a man of 81. at mental and
moral power, and whose Whole Lille has given
eri4ence OF a strong head, an honest heart,
aud a republican simplicity OF character.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
By PARTICULAR REQUEST.
YANKEE HILL
FOR ONE NIGHT MORE.

IN R. hill, at the earnest request of a uumhcr n,
Avn families. viii give another EATER ainmeu,. ami
most positively his last in this place, this sessou.3 ON
Hedncaday cu,x, Feb. I'D. at the Lifv Hail,
When he will give i,nitssisas Of
ENGLISH, fRENvU IRISH AND AMERICAN PER
sONAGCS with M S~ns AGoarws. NEw sro.
xlEs. NEw ANECDOTES. New sAyINc.,&e.
Mr.. Hill will on this occasion appear in the costumes
OF DK. Lori VIM rik, aud the GREEN MOUNTAIN Bay
II Tick's 80 cents each. Doors oreu at :; rerfor.
"'""ec W Commence y hAif.past : oelocN. fol, -
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
SYsiEsE viii he an equitable charge made by the
" alter committee for all water useI from the ~ a,er
Works Tor tie ensuing year, for Bfiekiaye,., stone Ma.
sois, Plasteters, &c. The price Or ralc VIII he es,al,.
lished atthr Il, Ssn al assessment.
By order Water committee, las. TANNER
fcl - a. -
(,lnynr GOOD 70 lsshehs for sale nv
" MORRtYW vAKENAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
NEW BOAT.

We dill not annouace the lsunch of Capt.
Tylr Is aew boat. FOR we had not tae name
We now learn that is called the ''Consuuu-
ton" III, a boat OF the frs. class. and an
less We arr much misltk,n. viii b. IA very su-
perior one, carrying heavy load, and accom-
moiating a great many passen5'rs. Il was
built bs DANNY Nina ,gatea, The engine
will be pu, in BY the M.ssrs Phillips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
Az IMPORTANT RuuoR--Tbe bil.d.1,h;.

An IMPORTANT RuMoR.--The Philadelphia
Pennsylvanlan learns that there is letter i'm
IN hat city dated al Mexico on the l7lh of
January, wl!yh states that the orter 10 the
column under Gen Paterson, 10 move upon
san Luis Potrsl, bad been countermanied.
OWING To The assemblaee ofa force Of Mexi
cans at Quintltlan, i2 900 strong Gen Cad
wallader, would however, move on with his
command in the design on the Pacific coast.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24
MARRIED.

In Charleston, on Thursday the 10Th IN
slant, by the Rev. +. NJ White. Mr. CErHAs
GsEse OF Lsgange, Ky, and Miss MAsr NJ.
New u OF kanswba.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24

M~etrisrER's ALL-BEALING o~fNTMENr-If
the people only looked al the cause of The sickness and
diseases in the land, they wouid he convinced AT ouee OF
the ~propricty Of The cure we recommend. W. believe
We do not enaggera,e when we say that u inc IL nths Of
sllthe sickness IN this land 70 pssAaoed bv checked per
- itaiion. In otter words, taking cold. The mere w-t
ting Of the feet, a sudden change Of weather, or a chill.
ling by the night air-ALL these produce sickness and
oncn sudden death. ..
New. that which esnsss this sickness is the Pcrspira.
lion. which, heing poisonous in its nature, is retained in
the sys,enr, IN consequences Of the po,cs feing eiosrd,
aud Illus inf ines, iui'stes and eauscs so many disea.
scs, From, common colds to consumption and liver
complaint, from, pain in IN. side and lack 10 a rcnersI
"ec!ine, in short, the Whole train NJ disorders !. the
result.
The only immediate and satisfactory rsn,cd, Is t.
open the pores and restore the 6c~ OF tile in,er.i,ie
perspirstion. To effect this. physicians always re.or,
10 ward remedies. thus going up 10 Asany. aesoss to
Boston, aud hack on the Long is'ano Railroad, to re, tn
Brooklyn.
Now what nonsense 10 this: we ash any man Of com.
non understanding whether the application OF remedies
sh.ud not ie applied 10 the scat Of the disease,
Tor sale by JAMES BAKER. whretiu~. Va. fg3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24

B.ethran OF ihs Press. cheap postage is our
cahs-. Sail W H1t unite 10 give II all The
impulse We au2-thrOnotWe.
The brethren arc all united on this ques-
ton -perhaps the oaly oae upon which they
ever did unite.