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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
$3.50 RS 0G G8
IMPORTANT !!

lHEON | IN :.
SELBE-, AGNEW e SWEARINGEr
Monroe ST, Wheeling IA.
"A RE inst receiving large additions TO their
IL stock of furnishing Goods, for House Keeping
and Steam Boats. ' n;
Various superior 3 Ply Ingram Csrpotiue, New
do Fine do do and most
do Fine. do DO desirable
DO Woo fringes cotton warp, do patterns
do Canton do do
do ) { 81 and ~ Ventian do Varians patterns
do AS and Ga india mating white and coorcd.
do Cd aud ! wool nraggcs, and. green haze for
cfunlb cloths,
do 10 4 colorei lamask linen do
Do 24wOol a. Linen stair covering.
Do Piano and table covers ~ Goth aud worsied,
do Danask linen table cloths
20 do do Diaper, window widths,
10 do csit0n do do
= 3 pillow linen and cotton,
Bansley aud Irish Linen sheeting, 10 All l2i,
Cotton. htd and brown, do , 4 1914 ~
Plaih white marsees quits, su'r modsm and commit
90 knoited do steam soBts.
u aud other widths floor OF cloths
on c otis ior tables and window bliuds il paintings
ard c1ntz
sup Coid fisd msrseilics quits and supr article
piaa and Broesse dmpy. iors spreads and curtains,
Embroidered Curtain inusiirs.
White cotton aud ooi'd wDrsc tringes Trimming.
HucksnSck Irish and Scotch Diapers aud Grass
Together with ali other goods the best
now offered in this nlar&et--ai NHoLEs RETAIL.
June L. ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT

MEDICAL ADNEkTiSfAENT
All O the Joiiopiaa articles tvhich hare OBJ
TUNED utdo'ndcd popularity, are sold 6g
A. o. FAiRCHll.D. Wheeling. Va.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY
Ard an AiIilaaac tor 1878 urn,s.
lst-for colds and FeveriSh feelings and preventing
Fevers.
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious alec
ficHs
3d-ior harlTa, Indigestion and Loss of Appetite
4th-for tostiveness III females and males
5tl-tor stomach Al ectons. dyspepsia and Piles.
hr great points are it's not had 10 take never gives
ii. aud p.ys. te.,-ls van -''N'
for al these things warranted uHequaiIcd and all
who TO not d 30 may return hottie and get their
money.
THIS medicines LONGLEY' GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PANACEA. FHller description in an Alma
nae for ISIS, gratis.
HAIR TONIC.
To the Bad aud GreyI You Sh rich luxurant head
OF hair free from dandruh and scurf do not fail TO pro
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia In cases OF bald
ness u viii more than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost Their hair for twenty years have
had It resolcd to It's original perfection Nv Tie use of
TINS lam. Age state condition appeais 20 be l oh
Slac'c whatever II also the luId To flow with
whichite delicate hair tubs is hed ~ which means
thousands twloSe Har grey The AsiatIc eagle)
have mad their hair restored 10 natural by the
use OF ths invaluable remedy. In all cases of fever Il
VIII 'e found Tie most pI&sGnt ash that can re used
rev applications only atenecessarv to Keep the hair
from ,allns out, ItsIeugthens tie roots 1t never ia lis
10 luYaft rich glossy appearance, and as perfume
Ter ilr lohei II ,s uhtqua'ed, 1t holes tree times
much Is oilier miscact Hair restorativts and
tfttta. The Genuine manufactured only by ConsLOck
& 60. u cortland So NV fort.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
5sgosrM14ltrH.
FOR SAIE
COOKING SLOWS

@ splendid assortmnnt of windsor chairs, ann rock,
~ ing chains, small chairs, Srttees etc. e ~
dee 70 ". RlHELUAFFER'S
COOKING SLOWS
II Subscribers have just received assot. nient of
Parry Scott cos Cool ing SOves fanuit ituuir
ipg cooking stoe would do well 10 luok these etor
purchasing elsewhere tney constructed with Us
pecla reference 10 q burning OF coal.
Any person purchasing one Of these stoves and ind
trial, 10 fail in meeting tc eN ectslons is mel
united 10 return the same BLACK AND KNOX
June 81, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
Vi ED CA T..

&saREAsF33tts
@GNG2RTcIc,T7
5Es2s Z. M. IT Il IDjYa
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
2U1 MAIN STREET. BUFFALO. Ny.
IN. G C. VAuGiiN's vEGET ABt.E LIrnoNTRIP.
TIC MIXTURE
ilS celebrated ramsdy Is constantly increasing in
fame by tie many cures i is making
NL OVER THE WORLD
aud is particularly recommended for
ii. stage. Of .,i. I' .',,, .,..
na'f'' Of how long standing. See Pamphlet for ttsti.
mnHy
GRAVEL.
0i a' Diseases Of ~. urinary rrqrs. for those is.re
.'nc c.0iaus il .'euia alone NO. other article Fan re-
'' ta1; anj Tue cures testified 90 viii couy i,ce the
's' e'e tiealse. t. phIst Liver complaint BiioHs
Diseases, FEVER ana AGttT. athe t.rpnt West Is.
2ealali' a'd whoever these complaints prevail this
mcjI iur is pirreii
40 MINER VI AG'Nr. no ieietcrio,is command Is
5u % this mNtUreit cures these diseases tvth Ger
Isn ana celebrity. a'Ieaes NO. leave the ysem torod
LIS. romrlart Of most painful character. il
lANE"lA fELN R.flEN Ed, and cure follows by q
Tow DAYS use of this atcle il FAR before anv other
preparation tor this di-caac. or for any other disease
originating from impure hlood Sec Panph et
DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM, weak back weak.
ness OF tr Nhineys &c, m Inflammation Of The same
IS ann da'e!y relieved by f W DAYS use Of this nled
cine ana cure IS a,Es!s result Of its 1t stands
as \ CERTAIN REMEDY for such complaints aud
also tur drrah temcus df the female frame TRREaU.
LNRiTlLS, siPFRESSIONS. psinful inrnstrua ions
No article has ever Eeeu offered exceut This which
would touch This Kind Of arrangement II may Ae re-
lied upon as suio and effective remedy and dl we
feel reru,iied To- do 50 could give a 'rIiOirSINp
& in ffstra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
RIpGnE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN ST
D0D TYPE.

The North imericaa Wood Type Factory
at Pittsburgh.
MN. SCUOOLN, HARVARD Il. RYAN, AAC
w 81. SINGER, JOHN u. MORRISON. having as
saeiaed themselves together uaef the style and te OF
ScGoOieY. Ryan Co.. fur tae manufacture of " God
TYPE and their type Is altogether male by naehin.
en- the OF Isaac VI. Singer, one of the hr
lhey ee e1ndent that they oter perfect article
of tpe ANA al much lower rates than any heretofore
oafed 80 the uaited States and ready 10 III or
decs OF tue same.
An orders addressed &c Sehaoey Ryan & Co AZ their
OH be IN diamond alley between Wood aud suithfeI
streets VIII be punctusiIy attended 20.
II FPrOprielors Of Newspaper On copying this al.
yerfisenent months, and sending their paper " m
he ied 10 receive their pay IN type, purchasing
three times the amount OF taer bill Iof advertising
June "A, Isis. san
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

uEAFNESS CUREp-nR MrNAIP's ACC0Us.
TIC o.L.-ihosr deaf from old aad from infancy
often receive heif h'lrmg i most niraeuou- alutet
y te Use of tAis 'l Ia bias die effect to rc5fp the
tension aNdhrm- Ht3tae natural acuop 90 The paris 50
as 40 restore tho he9rin2 when lost arrest. THUS
wit he done Ia Az cases of recc deafness, and r3py OF
lHtE standing. AH deaf persons should use this OH
tGmsocA 4. Co - Cuurtiaud ST., are Iae Ao.,saers
Price S pct flask
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
WINDOW GLASS.

also full stock of window sashcs always on hand ana
Tor 9aie at NO i@o Nam st. sc ROBINSON
IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

aud .....-...,. IA
,rcats 70. '-,'l> q. ~.
sr fatrii, No., elleet !
lnf ex...'ted -, " ,,.n
reeS Vp....L , -, =. ~ W
4IfDrY.f.,4 elS ana
/ nal psr' otrlte a., -.
'if GOV J1vaagJpt,,,., ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, -
DUNG ANsuu 5t1 az. -
fam ,pto a IN ~, q
1A'A- IrI>i. cb5,ol.ts 90.
42t 10 per ncnni
4 ; boxes sakefs br,n,, an,
| Cocoon
do chocolate sttcLs 5,on
and haste
I case 'VoaIser and t,-,oi
sev's Ioui,f, ,oti,',, - -
su.ar wa
,Hb.s , .t,,,,l,.r..,
crp.u.,t,sss s,, -" a"'
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= d,v.,, s,,,,a.,,,. " va, "
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| : tG..s,',,, n ' '',i : up
| II do n 80. asses
| n .f..,, 80 -. Vt"
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49,. wv - a'isPioc ana
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~ b. az '''e' 9. owes
''i' mace
H., u
a. ~. - ~. ,'''u
90, - q ai 'eH iieSh
,o !. 20. va. '. .
:" p i''a' st-o
l &c ~ oi',
~ r.''s spil peas
Q "''s : '''s sooa' sugar Dos
TN nu''ef a'id water
cIasNeTs
j Ae27 cpi'ahuef, canary and
ca away seeds
D 'Ns lahcy eo'ofed white
p"''''' wax sperm ana
star candles
''""stI superior rose and
aiIiiohu shaving cream
'ite assam rose, a iInond and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

fxvIiEBE msv IHulfai iei the mpst speedy Remedy
~ t0t Gouo-rh Ia. Glecfs structures seminal Weak
ness, aH IN The lous, e-tor- Of the Kidneys; also
those pecuar affections whciarss from certain prac
lice of youth. ad which, 81 not cured renders marriage
impossible and In the rud destroys ioth mind and body
This remedy viii also cure Inpoteucv and every svnp-
tom ufs SECRET ntyEASE.
rHNStCAl AND MENTAL. INpUCIIITY
oNen consequent avon any voluntary constitution
al eNcessuf the NiRILE POWER o. the human system.
crRE wsrsNNttD ~ fHoN uNE 70 two DAYS, Or
NO tsaRre gAnF.
OMce. No Z, SorW FRFpERIcE STREET. un the len
hand side going from Baltimore street. siN doors from
the corner.
he pauicuar in Observing the name on the door aud
window or Y on will mistake the nlare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
Natu8

DR. JAMES TANNER,
PHYSICIAN SiTR GEON AND ACCOU6HEh,
ArFtCE an lie Forth East corner OF Filth aud Cen.
| IRE Streeis Residence the south west corner of
\ -, ',raot, oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
NO 217
&ua" 0E4 sass.
FAMILY GEsHgEGsy.

}. J..
Just received from the Fast
corner 'fMain and Jefferson
'ssoftHcnf of Groceries. sc
the cl''feHs Of Wheeling.
" SCI = tar most rer rahIe
deaieai -eueafi'y, a. l,i.
our and packages delivered
II charge As follows.
'lcoiton warn. batting and
candle wick
: hedc ris, buckets. hrnoms
stone Wate, tarand oil
d eat. sJot and cans
&eo lers preserves, msrmala
q dos and iellies
81 preserved ginger dry,
$ ~ srs hrnp3y fruitsassnr
q v Hott'"s cardial- d
wines assorted
4 : dn pure lemon Syrup
. d0 pine app.c. ginger sar
! sepHriila, ana rasp htrry
vinegar syrup
D l DO rose wafer. = do OF
lemon
] DO extract vanilla, ID
vanilla beans
J d. jars gickled 'rs-
40 Fot's French mustard
prepared
: cans Kentucky mustard
% lbs pure mustard, BY tie
round
lj0 iars : ludon. y y and
baltimore pickles
> dcZ Hntt tomato. walnut
and mushroom cstsup
Z J case steak ana fshsauces
3 doZ hottie, pepper sauce
: do olives and cares
] do India carrie powders
and anehovy
j ? do cans green com. very
fine
81 baskets genuine sailed oil
! 10 caus sardines, fresh
| hhl white WINE vinegar
% hhls pure cider do
20 lis French jelatne
) to do crimson
French confectionarits Of
all kinds
! TX juiabe paste
% do halve qrs bunchreisins
q do layers 10 (supeli0r)
100 do Sultanna do
! eask Iante currants
so drums figs, part Of which
are very superior
; trails dates
case fancy box and far
prunes
" rltTon and lemon reel
30 HIS talnaTmds, oranges
and lemons
] hsle raper shell almonds
; do bordeaux do
. lXs shellei do
do bitter do
| bale palm nuts
! do English " alnu,s
] do tiIlerts
? do pea nuts
100 cocoa uis
}. casksvery superior cog
nae brandy, vintage sos
( wipes me llum do
Z casks Port wine, gerG ne
Z. DO Madeira do do
Z. do Malaga do do
: do Old Holland gin. lure
With an assortment OF W incs
nd liquors Of medium quail.
) hhl rectified wii.kev
- kxs sup super caveudlsh,
Ioney dew, ladies tu ISL and
inc cut tobacco
> hbls cut and DRY do
! 30 Garrctt's Scotch snuff
! aoNes pipes
600 rogaiia GIG re-
coo very sup princiges do
0dO DO do Iiavauas do
, h2S ire crackers, dduhie
Strings
O0u torpedoes
doz rockets, also an assort-
ment Of sinall fire works
. gross matches je2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
NOTICE.
EGG .@s.s; p tsta. a 81
u Z y atJs9 p
NOTICE,

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE
rS7O facilitate further The travel upon this QUE tile
n Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company, in conjunc-
ton It'll the Lines Of Stages upon National Road
wilieommence upon MONDAY, the eth March, TO run
aSECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES the
Leaving Baltimore at4 p. NJ, ! On every day of
- Cumberland al II 7. MI the week
The Coaches upon tie National Road Will henceforth
leave Wheeling regularly twice day al d a. and
p. m ana Cumberland al the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
boats at Brownsville By this arrangement passengers
arriving al Baltimore from Philade plia a, NJ, may
proceed westward, after a delay OF but two hours, in.
stead OF lying over until next morning. Pass
coming eastward. and arriving Wheeling, tits
burgh, Cumberland, too late either for the morning
evening nc, viii be detained but y hours most, in
stead of 81. heretofore Great additional despatch
Will thus be given to the travel upon this route sircadg
the most expeditions between the East and West, and
the passenger may aW avs make bis choice Of the day
or night for passing either the Railroad the
Turnpike section of the route.
BY order, WM. :. WOODStDE,
Master of Transportation.
Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad.
BALTIMORE March IL. ls4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

TSg. TRAFTON'S Compound Buekthorn Syrup Tor
- impurities of the blood, scrouious adeetions SAT-
Rhrl FelteT, and cutaheaus diseases. generally. Thus
swan Is nsty celebrated New Engan for IL eica
~ ana eertainty doTding relief and restorin
he most celebrated physicians m n Z. It and rec
onnend II IN their practice. -
rHOS HORNBROOK n CO.,
Ap27 General Agents IA Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
YDapm lnIrK4
WDg.EE'S

OhlNG STONE ELS.
..v,uE snbsariLer has new ON hand full supply OF
Inc above stoves and respectfully lnvites shSe VINO
arc IN want Of good article TO call and examine ms
stock which he viii sell low as De ~ tie ohly aS w
setH'5 THOS G CULBEBTON.
coal ,ook ina stoves ofpntshurg manufacture
n it rste article together with general assortment o
"COPPER". TIN aud SHEET IRON WARE, aA OF
which win lie disposed oi the most Teasoh@o'e 'e's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

y FAD Pipe always hand ud furnished at short
"a notice at n,r ii JOHNSO =, lS5 Market sur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

NEW FALL. q WINTER GOODS.
AZ the WAITER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Sec0aa door beiom the L. =. HOte
IL fIE [,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
FRESH STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMEF
cnOnS

TOUN ELLIOTT & co. No 1863 w cor of Main
3 ST. aud Market Alley, have commenced receiving
their large and well selected assortment of Dry Goods
and Varieties purchased in ts EASTERN cities, at the
present reduced prices comprising large and splendid
of all kinds of Dry Goods Fancy aud staple;
to setier with a much larger stock OF Varieties and
Fancy Goods than offered in this market, and are
prepared sell them either wholesale retail On such
terms as cannot fail 10 give general sat isiaction
NIB They would cali the attention of Country Mer-
chants AID Pedars 10 their stock of Goods tor whole
sailing they will ksep complete stock Of al! articles
in their line.
Please call at 1863 and examine for yourselves.
April l5 JOHN ELLIOTT & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

s1uPPER KETTLEs.--W ash and Stew Kettles ON
II hsni and for sale low AT JoHNsBN's,
mil IS5 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

-yYnRANTs--val alive and cock uyarants at ri Is
- bnrgh prices, warranted TO work wen, al
mru JOHNSON ,ls5, Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
DISSOLUTION.

SzoFFEE MILLS-A superior article OF Livingston
~ 6Roggins manufacture, on hand and Tor sale low al
NJ JOUNSON'S. les Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

s,o.pARTNERsHIp- unders sned, having this
- dav entered into partnership, VIII continue me FOR,
wariin. and Commission Business, al Wheeling and
lirownsv lille, under tho name and style Of FoRsYrn e
B1KER as heretofore JAMES q. BAKER.
LEONARDO FORSYTH,
Wheeling, July Is. ls4s. ROBERT FORSYTH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16

derstand that one person, a boy, saw a
;brightline upon the eheavens, ranging and
moyinglrom north to south. Immediately
preceding The explosions; and many persons
with Iwhomil have conyersed, say tha,
they saw a while wreathy smoke al the
place where 1.-The report occurred, some
minutes after.
= .sItis evident therefore, that this extra.
ordinary report was produced by the ex-
plosion of large meteor; and If it had
made its appearancein our sky at night
there can be no doubt but that we should
have witnessed one of the most grand and
imposing meleoric exhibitions ever bebeld
in this part of the world. The report Of
its explosion must have been heard al the
distance Of hundred miles of. 1t was as
distinctly heard at Livingston, Is miles
distance, as if it had been on the outskirts
of the town. There il shook the earth and
all things upon it with considerable vio-
lence." EfsF r,,,,.,.ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
From the MO. Picdyune, Feb. z.
/, FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

The steam ship McKim. Capt. Burlhe,
arrived on Sunday from Vera Cruz via
Tampico, having left the former port on
the 24lh and The latter on the 3lst ult.
Our accounts by this arrival are as con-
Trajectory 10 regard to peace as the rumors
which come TO US from Washington. One
OF our occasional correspondents who ap-
prised US some time since Of the transmits
sion of important dispatches by The sloop
of war Saratoga, reierates his opinion that
"peace is made so far al least as The Mex
leans can make il. What has been done
only requires The sanction and approval of
the Government" On the other hand,
letter from a distinguished officer, dated
the 18th, in the city of Mexico, says -
1.-The Mexican Congress has moi been
able 10 form quorum and peace is just as
far off as ever" We cannot undertake 10
decide between these contradictory OPT
niqns, but proceed 10 lay before our read
ers such letters as we have received by this
arrival.
From an occasional Correspondent.
+ze'as e1taaVERA CRUZ. Jan. %. lS4S.
Gentlemen We ara in receipt OF uews
from the city Of Mexico to the 18Th inst.
All was quiet at the capital. Peace! peace!
is the cry. is generally believed that
Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist have succeeded
in making treaty Of peace; nothing is
,knopn, for Of course all the movements of
those high in authority are kept secret.
Many persons Of responsibility, and some
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16

:seksow that allmy.suggestions ofmodera.:
tion, will hayeSYeryE littlesweight but if
to go on with the war. let il be
as In such a manner as will lead 10 its most
s speedy termination. -
rE.;s ~ This being the first war offnvasion, it
e,s is full. ofstartling suggestions, and should
~ be regarded as full l4of .admohitory in.
a.A structio6. The Constitution presuppo-.
aa ses that all the supplies for carrying on
ssa,he;war, should be;eaclusiyely under the
9! control of Congress. Yet we are.told
~ " that a large part of the revenue to gsup>
port this war isto be found in the con.
tribulions to be raised fom the enemy's
country., By tariff somewhat legisla-s
4. n tive in appearanc ce, and by military CO.
J:ss ercion, the Mexican revenues are to be
directed into the treasury-chest OF the
army. How much will be collected in.
-, this manner is entirely matter Of un-
as certain conjecture. By way of encour-
agement as to the means of carrying on
the war, this source Of. supply is prom-
Ss nently paraded rather to hide the public
cltSdebt, which must be enormous, than for
any thing else. But, suppose it could
sss be demonstrated that tile army had
"a. -. self.supplying revenue. what commen>
s tary would il be on the fulility Of the
- supposed controlling power of Congress
s:.sove -, over the :smililary responsibility Of the
~ ~ Executive as the commander-in- chief OF
siss.,he armies of the Republic, 1t you'd
,S3ii.place him in the condition of Charles
(. the First, who contenled for the right OF
40; carr ying on the war by the arbitrary COL
-. lection Of ship money, without the ad-'
'so vice or control OF Parliament. A gen.
~, ~ eral,, with the ambition Of Caesar, placed
tl:gs in. such situation, could, atlhe head of
ssisa strong army, put this Government at
defiance. We may NOT see such results
- 'az in one term, but The example of to-day
Isl i, the precedent of Tomorrow. But
sa when ,he.fires of virtuous patriotism that
,its were we kindled on the altar OF our country
y; 81 by the founders Of the Republic shall
s,a have burnt down under the ambitious
ssa lust Of conquest, there will be no rebuk>
s,ssii e: ing influence left to purify and restrain
gsy lawless ambition. s1s ),
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16

.high.in authority, positively stale there is
no doubtlhere will be peaceihthree mon,hs.s
The pronunciamen,o of the Stale of San
Luis Potosi, against the Government, and
her invitation 10 other States opposed 10
the Government, &c.. making peace TO
send deputies TO meet at the city of S San
Luis Potosi, I4must confess. does not look
very much like any -pernanency in any
peaceful arrangement made orto be made
by our gallant general. I, has aarathera
iris, aspect. ee.2Si as .yit.Si'o1I y. q
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From The EdgefeM Advertiser.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE Pa

"REMINISCENCES OF THE PAL-
METTO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR ITS DISCHARGE, &c.
Atlhe request Of friend or two, we
have been induced to write few articles
concerning the Palmetto Regiment, during
the late campaign in Mexico. IL yon think
them worthy Of the public attention, Mr..
Editor, we beg you will give them place
in your columns.
As j, is matter of some interest at pre-
sent, it may not be amiss, before entering
upon history Of the Regiment, TO offer a
few reflections on the justice and propris-
ty o. its immediate discharge. cglA
: Many maintain that Volunteer forces
are not suited to the warfare now wagmg
in Mexico, aud allege as reasons, they
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. p We should have acknowledged in our
last, that we were indebted to the Hon. A. P.
Butler for copy ofhis late Speech in the U.
States Senate, and to ;he Hon. A. Burt, for
number of public documents.
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Large Bunehes Of Boz ,eoOd.-We recently
saw two large punches Of Box wood, which
entirely filled a common cart. They grew on the
farm of the late Mrs. Howard. They were
much the largest which we ever saw.
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Cbe a0nerttser.
EDGEFIELD H.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRuARY 26. .Is4s. !.

o. We call attention to the Communication
signed marlborough" tits from the pen OF
a gentleman ofhigh intelligence, and one who
has rendered his country good service, He
deals rather iarshly with the Administration,
perhaps, but still he reasons well. He has
promised i continuation of his communications.
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Henry Clay and the Presideney.-I' is
positively understood, says the Washing
ton correspondent ofthe Louisville Demo-
Graf, that Mr.. Clay will not consent TO the
withdrawal of his name from before public
as candidate for the Presidency. He is,
in favor Of national convention, for the
purpose of making nominalions,