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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

,nplon Ualpn, AMI copied inaa Iamtieo plperio The
,,bots, aiders and abet,ers Of those letters they
whom they may" Col Duncan lad previously assumed
,l the responsibility Of the two letters and acquitted
Zen Worth of all knowledge Of lbe contents, anl
one suspected him of the Leoad1s lset The lettst Of
Worth t, The Secretary Of War IS studl1usly insulting
,ad could not by possibility, have bocn passed over by
IN. Commander in Chief. Yet charges, based upon this
letter, were Dismissed by the President, Worth released
fron arrest anl Sc,tt himsatsl gfsttd 10 Cour, oil
Enquiry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
SANDS SAkSAPARlIIA.

The value o this PREPARATION widely known, and
every day the field o It's usefulness extending 1t
proved and ghly recommended by Physicians aud
the powerful and rchg preparation
he root that has been employ medical Practice.
local in its operations bat general extending through
whole ys 1t neatrazs the poisonous elements the
blood ard healthy tone to the organs which gene
rate fund In s,roiaou and all external disorders the
results rapid healing of the aud pustuos Rheu-
and other painful affections of the muscular fibre,
speedy removal q the PAIN and in all the renewal o,
sronh keeping pace with the retreat of the disease iron,
the system It's put up highly concentrated form ior
and portability, and when diluted according todec
tons each bottle will make times the quantity equal
quart and then superior in medicinal value 10 the
rious preparations bearing the name
Price " per bottle. SIX bottles Tor five dollars.
Prepared and sold by \ u. s d. SANDS, Druggists,
Fulton street, New York
Sold also by u. X. LYMAN I.ynchburg, and Drug
generally throug hout the United States.
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

ntWe have heretofore announced that Charles Man
ley has been nominated as the the Wing Candidate for
the office Of Governor OF North Carolina The Cunyen-
ton appointed Delegates to the National Convection
who were left unlranmelcd as to her vote i'll that body
Resolutions, complimentary TO Mr.. Clay and Gen. lay
lor, respectvely,wer passed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

We Published, some time ag', an account of the sink
ing of the Steanba Yalllba5haby which The Rev Mr..
page.of the Epsc pal Church said To b. lost 1t
supposed that the gentleman thus named and descrl-
bed was the Row. Charles II. Page, formerly OF Am
hers and nowof Louisville Kentucky. We see ii sta
ted n weye that the victim the Rev Henry Page,
Of New Oreans Minister Of the Methodist Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

O1 The special eleclion III Harrison and D'diddse
Counties resulted the ot Col. johnson To the
House o Delegates, BY nifty Of nore than 500 over
Mr. BLAIR, a democrat. Mr. Dancaa WAS a candidate
and there Wing opposition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
lANCuBuRG ANDTENNEsSEE RAIL ROAD

This bill alter being amended IN yatiuns Ways, wa, OF.
def,d 10 he rnerossced ON Thursday This no test
however Of It, avo with the House. lends having
desired that lis strength should be tested It's hna pas
saga
Five hundred thousand dollars aiu be subscribed.
by parties other than the State by the st Ut june the
charter IS Ia be forfeited.
o. The kehmond mail due Friday night. had
Mt arrived when went 10 press. We at loss 10
account for ihr lnlu,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

Or See fourth page tor he letter the Comnliteeap
pointed 10 inf,rm Col B1ndnrant OF his nomination by
the Buckingham CT House Convention, and the answer
OF that gentleman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
klt\IltlkA

Both the Louisville Courier aud the Frankfort Com.
mon~ eslth that letters had been received In Frank
oft from Nashlnon which render II certain that Mr. ClaN
vii wtlhdaw his namc trOn all convection with the
Presidency The Counter says hnomedgo III this tact
had unqnueoned unlrnee the actinr ~ The Wing
Convention recently assembled a, Frankfort.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

lns-is m1ekory Of protection. The consequence " i'll
be an immense quantity OF English iron Will be import
ed and al the northern non establishments be suspca.
del.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

o. The name Of X bert Emmei Manson .or this place
the Wing luorms us, was omitted IN the list OF Asss-
taut County Ele1tors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

% Mr. b adi1rd Brown, formerly u. 5. senator
from North Carolina, but recently Of Florida has
purchased the estate ol Dr. C. Cooke, o Abemarle, and
will become resident of that county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

G3- The Nashville papers announce the death ofihe
Hon Geo w. Camp5el in The 80.h year Of his aye,
formerly Muiscr IT. Russia, l.. 5. Senator and Secfela-
ry of the Treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. 20-P. NJ.
The market dnll-hough Flour IL rather fmer IN
price. Noeiange in the Price Of Wheat Corn, how
ever, has advanced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

NEW YOkh MARKETS, Feb. % p. ~
Business at stand -jreadstufs and Cotton remain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
GEN. WASHINGTON AND MIR. ADAMS.

In l79l, John Quincy Adams being then % years on
appointed by Washington Mn ster Of the United
States at the Hague and in the ensuing year upon in
timaton that he disguised his station and
return to his couatrg and profession, Gen Washington
thus wrote to old John Adams.
PHu..rELPnIA, 20th Aug, 1871.
NJ. john a Ltns our son must not think OF retiring
from the walk he is in. Ills prospects if he pur
sues it are falf aud shall be much mistaken if in
short a tine as can well he expected he Is not found
the head Of the diplomatic corps, he the g 'yefn-
meot administered by whlm55eyet the people may
choose
Gen Washington confirmed this favorable, and as
subsequent events rave abundanily proved, just estl-
mate OF the alrnsand character of the Young diploma
by app1tng hm, IN 1874 Minister OF the Unted States
20 the Court oil Prussia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

Of For the Information OF some OF our friends. interest
ed in the Tobacco trade state that the French klo
gramme is equal 10 t,co and .Gm pounds Avoirdu
pois.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
LlNCHRUR G MARK CT

Go,rtc'cdtor he 'cceb endn,g f'idy, .h"ehd, 1873
l7obrceo Receipts light. Inspections continue snal
with good demand Ion manufacturing qualities No con
linne quotations ugs ut s. to 81, with occasional
hogsheads higher Common Leaf s. to 81; Mtddhnc
81 l. So Good and Fine, offering. Loose parcels
sell from s. to j, 80 to quality.
Inspected the past week. &c hsgsheads.
Previously, lOll do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

Decrease IN 1913, 35l
Fom.-S5 o..
Provisions Bacon, stock light; sales a, cents.
for new; Bacl cents Gan Meal, 81 cents.
Uiea Rel 81 %, White 81 % cts, tendency
downwards.
f,raa.-Corn. new 40 jcts; Oats 80 10 30 cents.
Gorvr See ST.. oii.
Uhishcy- Sales al SO cents.
Bces,car 20 cents.
Bntter-Sock pretty good, l2l cents. To- M. |.
brandy Apple, none Offering Peach, none offering
Bar iron-Falr demand SO % per ton.
loDca-Rio 81 10 q cents Lasu,ra 9 to 10, Java III
Me,aa %.
Country L1ens-Ioo l2i cents dull Flax Is
cents
Cotton la,ns--Sales Toto II cents average numbers
Eeatiters-Saes at - 10 80
fLtr Seed -Sales 80 To s. cents.
fiM-llerdngs, No. |, 80 to 500 F.; Msckere
No 3. s. 5Otos7; No. 2, $40.
I,i,seag-No sales.
Jhmp-No sales we hear o. The article IN scarce
J.in,eei Oil cents, some sales by the quantity
Lard No. sales at cents.
.Mlcisses West India 30 to 40 cts per gallon
O. AT Is cents
PiaistC,-iunp, ts5D-Gmund $3.50.
Sugars New Oncans7 10 cents; Porto Rico to 9
cents, Clarified IA cents. Ioaf II tol2i cents.
SH-i2 80 per Sack.
1aiioto Wanted at 10 cents
had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
MOTTO

sUsn ,SUfc ~ .StSr0CS.
TuNlE subscriber Will. saturday, The lth inst, OF
fer Tor sale Tor cash. IN front oi the Market House
IN i.ynchhurt, uncummouly valuable young Negro
Ni,n, a most cx crllcnl llOSli.f.li aud WAGON.
Err Aso. at the same time and place, Negio Wo
man Sale at II o'clock A. NJ.
HENRY DlNNlN6FON.
March & Tim Admir- OF James D,ldn. deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
FRE.n SURELY or
L.1NURETifS Gj.iRUE.r SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED BY
Il. STABLEK
Fob 81 -tsn

Plasicring clustering
The Sabienbet Baltimore having located this place
ot the purpose OF carving the above business
prepared ordcts from country either
PLAN 81 ornamental WORT Stuccong don. with isnitssarS
oi Marble and Granite IN the most approved style it'll tkv
late discoveries just received from PhladelphiA
the latest model,
FOR PARLOURS. CHURCH AND COURT
HOUSE CEILINGS.
Gcntlemen az distance Will have their ortcrs attended
to promptly and the best materials ianihed at tic Nsrthsrn
Cash ptnaa JOHN Iona
Feb 2S-M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

Corresponding date, lsi7,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
MAGNETIC BATTERY.


FAN leira rGHfuseG TIT tHe Elements Of Farth. Air
sAfSS tHc AID u atcl. lIeIr All aieanial ul PRODUCES e.
ieCfflclty. Nd.pef 3Sua aHa CaVautsu5 aSuf cfctt oua4,.
TITUS - WafH, aninafe ana set IN luatIoa Tie rr-abs of
lus olnaoStIiuu.
3Et Ma. ncia Fcme1Ire arpsa rlcpiraHv cnrY i,,e.l
tEaF tlsr .af ace tWc ,.ufglYat aud r,,, .rti;i AGENTS, ~
N.iiHL. EIEIRH ~ kS\IG IN md GU.
NAlISM. IhuSs cirl.rt (. 10 n, ftr rsu>f :reuf nrrti-
p3t~ "a HE. h.niH att n.nti,u IA ,.a, arIiunu I'm 10
dl r'rti asa arru,rul ID, 4h .4fituer % s..ir III tr.rt
SEQ clod< lIcnc,rr a., or i,,tc.f lie .-rst, AZ
h. >tUul1ratu ~, u,.qs d.s-asrd. ii $50, ~ to,ha
ICES nj ltsr ~ "a fII.tittS u.I,, a3I,a Ohm. .a.hi.,
rUHIE4 tt ut,tRT - IN y ~ ri1Sa - ="
Where lAa 10 4. tlt. tt,o,r ,. FrIuor ..f 49,
vuH2,G I .as. r &c us,d N ,vHr4C, in4. t!.cTp aIr few
ut-past, ~ it4 ,a3 yy.t s.gatI f44.r jas,.nr. ,.;t,su,
tcfl. e.! ney Ir,.r4 nj.
~ RIBS ny rtlrp rrIrrISn
Tie Aa HcfiE ycui,dpS, aa .#lv H. a,.r,Y All mr..
ntf. arrr-,aa.iI f, ,si, ~. - 80, 80
M we s. y.-, ts. y-, ~
: s.,c ~ f..%, .l.el-s. IN. a. IN fss. r-a,.4o,1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
90


..~..,4
y : =
IN Gnaorh .Gt,,ts, e~fti.t.rt-, ScutaM cab
ncs an % ~ l"ttS. \ ct.icfs sac kliifNs, Us'
s''~t '''uiaf7 'c. '.'S "ht .tc fJ"I1a e a' ="
NO." ~ a." Wtith, - '" t.frH. ro"tfts iHS'fdH
~ '~-i.'t aht h ne rAd arSif"fs .nii mi"d aud '"i'
fts tt7feaF va ~ cure ia,a;rnty amh every s}hf
i"u ota set NEt bl.ENSE.
! NJ " va" - ~, - 90 ~ tEIE NJ!
-t # Ri" NE 10 TNFNtAS.
t&tfe Na. NoytU 5l.nEEfth SFETtr. or a.,
f'"' Ha a -tt' "tts '''7 va Wfs'r -. 2u5 uapg 'rbr'
La +"5trf. f'-.t "fiH-Na iHa "te" Of sr,
H. tta.s' Dr. p, e. fHs .th Hatc GA t3e uoar and
"t""W oI N"A WEI .'~.a 'H' place.
ta ~''ltNSttA.
n distinguished ,foHis't rom ou- urtt,r tr.t frurars ia
~, iuts Ell stt.e-. WiHrs 'aaf lo s,r, ii t,4 lt.t,uia
'~-. 81 Ht-a4 erect itu Epta t.H,. 60: Su.yrus.. ..ft,
r4iie-e D. 5He &~.ofH.r4 .p-' IA. IoYfu,. ,.s la, ,.rt
-r ia ni 5rbo-H 1Hr ua. ,als> amt 90 JEe trsf Ul.u.
MS ia Ettu. q aHd. tHrl ,a. Wv: those of l.s-tlot 4 nj.
/ ut u aar Ht.G. uaf !c abiHg.tdau all uts,as,. Ian
9rtnaiiart
4 CERTAIN ut-E lGr
Alien tle,isrr.y, aHa .a,ria,ff ,t,,sr,. ID. fa.s,re
Hf- tt Ia. ru' T. ed fdr.egds ~ ms fs.s9.c. n 5...,.rr
d. , Gus flat an ~. tu,.,,f s...,.r
stoNc. 8, dct~s tfJH from ~ap.ftutr To ma sa,.f d, t..t
a1rrafIuf amt rcst cstg' r'ty can a',uc 'r.~,cu,l ma. gr.
attur uuttjfr rousti u,iopat 81 mp,ou : 81 t.as t1ryit
.isUasr q atc ttoi, atraat avtc. guli rs ufrera.cf sure
tuuB': Giscasrd ausr. vortur"af ANS IN tba Upgd a.J
,utis. dinursy o~tsitt;. deafness, nodes on rars,i ina.s
and q rs 'is rEcs an lie actd. face aud 90 traf,,rr ies
rogrcs. ~ ui't f%-4r,tful %ran:diy tn At ,,s t IT, "-i.fe,
at tlc ontt or tlcl ores Of The nos, IA lin. aud ttc yic.
u9 afthis awful di=cps.t abi cS d h1errd a. ,I TN.
mtsotatiau. uItfca O. tufs an critd 10 lis d,.gg I'M .t rr
tugs, ~ ~crdire sln 10 ",hat tnarrc wn''ce me- M ,,cr
Fer rt:HrrF.' 10 such. therefore Ur rnuNsfoN .t,i
cs bii.,c(- 81 serve re - oet in,.o,I,, T. '1
rom ms extensive t~ractitrin lie arst b.si -, ~ ~
-ul ard Nmcrta q. he can rnnfdcufl, rc~e,5'r,, =, =, 80
! nd Sae,&r cure IL TIC unlo-;ui,ate nc ~ -. -
seasc.
81 Ha mc'aucIul, fact. that tEeusasds f.u ,,.....a
I,,r,t4 ,Iis.a.g ,,si,,. So 80 ,.sH.fI, IT, f'.ioiSt u"
! yaa ~ tie usc II liza. atai, poitnn r,,~crr,
CONSTITUTIONS. awG ritler send he ypf,,frtato - r. e.
40 unttutely grave or max. tie rem. ajliio5 ut ms nt.,f.
Frra'te.
GBNOEEHOfA CURED Nv Tho ,,oS,
ispcr,r ard the uost pleaSauf rer tdy kuo,cn h, M. nfLcr
gbysttlaY. IA rcrulr~s NJ, .asfr,,,t az " "" "I az
.nn4 ryefE synruio;n Of tbs a .ea. ion, wi;anm causing q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
TEAS.
At THE CANTON TEA STORE,

NdTHEI NqFHff. WHITING, 70.
yyyRERE you may ind pure teas. imported by tho
W. Cauter Tea Company of New York, i2J Chaiha !
AMI lG3 uTeeuwIci sS.
Retail prices as foi,pwS-sul Jet in all cases 70 lie ~
TUNED, { not approved OF in either " eight or quantity
GREEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
COOKING STOVE.
ANDERSON'S PATENT
CiRCUf. \ OVEN

For Usod or Coal-Summsr or Winter
syrIiE ~suHscri'e rs have secured the exclusive ri h, FIR
- the City otWheelina and COUNT Of OHIO. and are
manufacturing the a'ove useful. % a le'tal and sltIeu.
ala stoves at three dilerent sizes w,lca for nea.ress and
variety IN cooking AVID economy OF feel mot consuming
more IMAM !! cents worth Of coal per aay and cook fer
lpWatas OF soo a ta'ntiN At one tirel excel every thing
1.-THE KIND ia use. We apnea!to our citizers AND The
.,ei.htofm@ counties TO patroHiZe the manufactures of
'heir own rather than encourage those of Cincinnati and
'her places especially when they can be ieiter accom-.
nioda'ed with that useful article Of firniture.a good. e.
rohPiuIcaia d very CHEAP Cao5ing Stove. Satisfactory
references gwen to rersors Who have Them in use.
Welavc also q great variety ofFpokinc stoves ,d,,.
ed for Wood and coal, a general assortment of castings.
c. Ih@2 SWEENEY x MATHEWS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
\iI% [ID[ NJCI

II ALIENS VEGETAB' L COMPOUND. for the
81 Cnrtoi ~ epsla, LINER COMPLAINT, L
y HEitLiIA. BliiOt INFECTIONS, &c &c.
rms medicine is offered TO the Iuflic III der lie as.
slfance that there Is 10 artic c III existence having stron
ger cIaiiiis 10 tlieIr consideration. Beng compounded
by a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col
hEsE, fttI'adelihta, and q practising Physician of
'Wch" y"ais standing i'll PIitadeIphIa, las long cyyeri.
encc -."s e0dai lied NM IN the opinion that a compound
CT medicine w@s required to prevent and remedy the de-
tnli%iion pr"duced ~ residing in low MiASMATiC
CLIMATES. and 10 coun1eract the prostrafinr irduen.
ees OF tie many nervous disorders viii which Tie hn.
man family are afflicted.
Or. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
usru me q "rc medicine in his practice Tor EIGHT
! EARS VITA the ino>1 astonishing ieci, having tested
It's qua Iilrs IN above I've thousand cases.
No t.edIcine evcr received more tattering recommen.
"atioi IRON tiiystcia,s of eminen! standing than has
cen bestowed on tins. Read the following:
The late DR.. GEORGE ctiElLAN of PhiIadel.
pHl'' pfohoaaeed IT one of tr BEST TONIC pre- ara.
'lo'ts he had ever used, and recommended il strongly IN
cases OF DYSPEPSIA, Nervous Debility. etc.
Inc lohoN ING is an extract ota letter from
DIR. RoBERT AGNEW,
an eminent Physician OF Lancaster county. Pa.
"DR. ALLEN-lEAR Sat- is with great pleasure
thai INFORM you OF the success attending your Nledi.
cue, wtlie %enIpioyed IN my practice. | lrinly lelieve
mat ~ eigut Eases out pften ihe Dyspeptlc may, by the
use OF your Medicine, rid himself Of ilis thorn in the
Fataway oi lIfe. Not ouiv in uyspepIic eases mn in
All cases OF co siiat;io4 a I'd dies. ases depenGiig ON a
dchl taxed stale of the nervous system. together vita a
torpid sia'c OF iAe bowels, Wi! our ELlAIM be OF ines.
tiH!dne vatul "
The next is a letter fYo.n
J. A. CLEVELAND.
q celebrated Physician and Dr. ggist OF Charleston. $ {.
gwen III Ills oWH words al length.
Charleston. Apfil l3. lS47.
DIR. G w A~LLEN-DER Sinh is with orast salts.
faction iahe lHIs opportunity OF adding my experience
! = Inc safe ahd pfrsctl'Ii2 ~ yoar Vegetable Compound
for iHe cure OF DtsYels a, within the last eighteen
months, 10 more tndI one uund ed cases of the most
obstinate nature, many OF them iting Uys .eiic OF from
10 eileen yeas s,aadfns, and ual de ed ev.ry tr.ain,ent
a"Ic'ihlaie. al 'asi yieided, and We're antfe y Z nED
~ d lew tottlsS OF your iHvdiadae compound; never
hal i Mcdiclie ia nv sore " licI has eiven such a am.
versa. "a isiaclion and 4atr So many Iert..t cures.
I can say IA Instances where It has teen taken for
dyspepsia, LA mas ever iaiitdta g ,ect a cure.
kesfeeiiriy, y0ufs, &c.
DR. j. i. CLEVELAND.
Druggist and themiSt.
| \ Cory 2t9 kInI street, Charleston ). c.
lie a owe Medicine can le mad Jam-s Ba,er. Vince.
NV a., a. N Aiaiiis, farkers Jury, Va, ]. 4 G
keaNut incihiatI, ONO, p \ Fainestock. Ittsaurab
AID of Drug lists gene ally.
a LEN X WARD,
w II Proprtei0rs Phia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08

-&lNE Black cloth 1utt aus Ior infants.
= Red linsn, hack AID brown Plush cam.
anifrIof me tG!oi sun caps for Gents and Youths.
Fine do do do ~
Also a great variety OF clota caps for Geai,s and
wits aiVesJ sow ggNhssi GGAsl'S. W.sIx,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
GGm u


co OkiNG STOVE.
rEfHE subscriber has new on hand a full sunrlv Of
- fe = use = "Nt> taa 'rs vutuiV NY les ihase who
are it ant of 4 good article 70 cal ard eXau ire his
stock which he viii sell low, as he is Tho only a.eni for
the sale OF them, " chases 4 av rest assured thcy are
getting a genuine " old St:ve when they iny of him.
! X Iu KFY.
Now 9y THOSE ~CUlEEETON.
lso snne coal cooking stoves oflitis' urg manufacture
a list rate Article 10 Gcthcr with a general assortment o.,
toine', Tia and Sheet Iron ware. all Of which will
lie disposed OF tHs most reasol al Ie tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
Esss KSeET w a 'g'

& GOOD CaokinE St@ve1-- Ghcre il nothing mere
u deslrah'e III the way OF house furniture than a good
I .oking stove-thcre are p g-eat many excellent stovps
OF a variety OF Patterns now in use. ut we have seen
none tiiat appear TO have SO many advantages as the cir
tight Confirmation Stove. We advise Mpusekc. t.
call aud see this stove at JDUNsON,s
I'm, sheet lr'n and Stove ware house. No ISL. Mar.
kt square. ss, 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
CAPS!CAAsS!
fi.r u The Big Panther.
HATS AyD CA pc
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

II oh mauulaciuflt. al JuEN J trGe's Hal s,d can
eS'd' ishnieiit on Union st eel. near the South end
+" vac 'iafkel hniise, fihe black Bcavef, No extra blfck
>utfia, No Moits&in, No silk, late slvIe. to.etler
.i,' a general ass7rtnient of cnH mon beaver hats. siih
as Anso'a ,!als, Rough ard Ready Has, Glazed RATS
. IA iiiSh crowns, low crowns, Wide hrims.
arrow lrihis, White, Black and pra5 hais Mens,
"htts aud Bows hats which am de. ermined 10 sen
"' - To- NF' WN rrtrts. sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08

Also a iarGe variety of Rb TEAS, In a weird
ifNon want the esi tea in the City, call al the .ulSeri
icie, where you can always lie sure Of gettin. a pure
article fresh, a. Wr aie III receipt OF Teas t mos every
week truui the largest Tea i'onse in the iiuted States
BASSE1T 4 ROBINSON. South N..nc,irg.
For particulars see our General advertisement. also
SIT a!ltii's accompanying" eaei, package. il
MARSHALL Beacon please COPY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08
XEEfN TEA GesngEANY
4 9TH y hDDIN

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08

=. AN len@ con iosed at tHe Elements Of Fartt, Air
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tbs .oAH..uStIlpu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-08

lAhb NtflCf. hr. Johnston hs had a great.
ptaciice III tllt Above a teoil.ns than ANY physician i.
lS' I :, He a'sa possesses an advaiita age over all other
nom ne iatt OF his having studied in the great Tlosni
10 : iuiii III TINS country and Europe, viz: those of Eng
and france, spain, Russia. Denmark, &c. and tie hos
fl'ais OF Philadelphia. Thousands in Baltimore can tes
NY tid' he cured item after every ether means aad tai.
eo' ihiiiineFahicc certificates could he given, IGt deli.
cacE prevents I-i9r what man Of respeclai iify would
IKE ms name eN osad-rnne-lesiGes there are So ma
ny persons without know ledge or character who adver
hid it. f,, m 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-11
Gen. Hamilton. OF South Carolina.

This geneman's late beautiful letter on the subject of
the presidency published in the Charleston Mercury
contains OF the finest compliments General Cass
We have anywhere concerning that great and good
man. General Hamilton in Paris the representa-
tive OF Texas to that court while General Cass there
as the American minister. In abiding to the kindness
and courtesy extended to him by then penpotentay
he bears the following honorable testimony to his fame
and character:
81 certainly at the period to which aude could not
but have felt much pride American witnessing the
Consideration which General Cass enjoyed the
'he French King, by the bland and unosten
uou by the kndest regard Tor the and convenience
OF his countrymen by hospitality the cordial and
iervent and by ability which made country felt il
this court of every crowned head in Europe. Although
take no part in the election, yet induced believe
that should General Cass occupy the presidential chair the
interests of the South would be exposed peril and
sustain no injury his hands. In word becve him
Union.p
Such a compliment flowing from such source, from
such man Gen Hamilton is worthy to be cherished
and held in deserved estimation by every American free
man. at home or abroad This very character is given
TO General Cass by all who know him Estimabe in all
he walks OF private lfe and distinguished everywhere
or his great and eminent qualities as statesman, how
proud should America feel that he is now about to be
honored with the first and highest station in the civilized
world
Let fraud and falsehood SANDER and detrachon assal
INN as they may, he will stand, he has stood
redeemed from the envenomed shaft Of his accusers the
arrows Of whose malevolence will fall harmless at his
iee Every viruent assault be receives every rude al
tack upon his reputation, only brghiens his character
and adds to his fame.