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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
spiiting Btoed.

NfN IUFk FrfN = I-f.
DR. TowNsTNn-i verify h~ltcv- yonr SarsapariiIs
has bees tn meaa. through Providence. Of saving my
lfc. ! have for seferti years had q bad Cough. n he.
came worse sud worse A. last ! raised large gusntties
Of hluot, had night sseat-, aud Was greatly dehihtatsd
and reduced. ai dl at expect 10 hsc ] have only
used vour : 4rsaparHft a short % us. ant there la. a Won
dertul change been wrousht i4 mo. SIN uoV able 10
walk al oeer the city. raise no blood and ny cough
hrs icn me- NaI can veil iatgtie that | am thankful for
these re,uits. lour ohedi.ai srrv act
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

( Nus company, teing now duly organised, is prepared
g :" h.aht insurance on every description OF Fire and
Marine Risks. such a. dwelling houses, Store Houses. sc
wiIh lheir contents. .Ato, steant boats. Fiat boats aud
Keel ioais wlth lhtif cafgoes, 20 and tIOm any port on
te Ohio aud Mississippi rivers, or their rihutarY stream
Applications Tor Insurance 10 be made ior tue present al
the office Of the Nheeing Savings Institution.
ans4 4. Mccoy Scrav
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

lAlIION.

Owing to the great succrss and Immense sale Of DR.
To~asends sar,apaniia a nuinber of men who we're
formerly oar AgeutA have commenced making SsFsspsrlis
Extracts. Eh1irs. Buffers Extracts Of Nrllos Dock &c.
They generally put u up ia The same shaped bottles,
aud some Of taean have stolru ind copied our advertise
meats. tasy ss GUY wortiiss. limitations, and should
be avoided.
Principal oHces. i26 FULTON STREET sun Bald.
ing \ " tteddiHg 4 Co. st4te street Boston Dyou
4 Sois 49, North ; cVad sfe L Philadelphia, > .
Iauca. DrugisL Balumora 4. NJ Co.-n. Charle.tc1:
Watht & Co. iSi CHartres sferL New oicsns iS
suutI Pearl ar e. Albany sad by al the prias,pAl
uru tst- r1a Mrrrh ate generally throughout the Uni.
,al Stai-s. Wei llAles -ud iIa C4a-ia-
Tor sale. Wholesale AID rtSii. by q EPRNoR a co
Agents al Dc Todd > Old siSns. man 81. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

$50 BE lNst not 10 he-lhHts The question
= whether Il y better hy one s,vrspng NE, 10 he ram
ed-and subject 10 all the Ills thai flesh Is heir 10, ", tiee
i prudent man 90 10 the Protection Oaice, and there be
'l1ie safe, comfortable and happy-we leave for you 10
determine.
Tue Protection lnsurancc C~oufpaiy ofHsrtfIrd, Conn,
having alieady paid over SJGo,uno OF losses in the Yves
ten Country, united To tine highest confidence, and
tnsir agent p Wheeling, Virginia,
WI, PETERSON,
wllltaF fsNs on dwelling houses. warehouses, stores.
mus etotles, &c, together with Their contents, such as
ihr are, merchandise, machmery and every othcr des.
i,icii OF lns1fallc property. Also. on steam, keel and
dai boats ana Their caraUe- to aud from any porI an t.e
Mes.eIn " alqre. on LMe nLost Lcasonahle lerlns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
Heputy nnd Health.


Cosmetes, Chalk, and a variety OF preparations gen
orally "a use, when applied to the face. very soon spoil II
Of ~. beauty. They close the pores Of the skin and
check The circulation, which, when nature l. not ia ssrted
by disease or powder, or the skin inhamed by the aka
hes used in soaps, beauties It's own production Ia the
'humau face Divine as sell as ia the garden oil rich and
eetraiely tinted nnI variegated hosers. 4 free, active
and healthy circulation OF the fluids or the coursini OF
The pure. rich blood 10 the eAtrenbues, is that which
paints the couutenauce IN the most exquisite beauty.
u L. that watch imparts the Understandable shades and
flashes Of lovchness that all admire. but none can de-
tcnbc. THIS beauty Is the offspring OF HGtaTt-na 0,
poaaer or soap. II there is not q free aud healthy eirca
tAtinn, there ts no beauty. 1.-THE lady is fsr As driven sno~,
At sHe patnt and USE cosmeties, and the blood j. thick
cold and impure, she is not beautiful. II she be brown
or yellow, and there Is pure aud active blood, II nve,
= rel, bloom 10 the cheeks, and IA briiliancy to their eyes
thar Is fascinating.
Thus q. why the southern. and especially the Spanish
ladies are so much admired. Ladies in the north y TAO taxa
bat litde exercise or are confined in close rooms, or have
spoiled ihe4r Complexion by the application Of dele,er,
Gus mixtures. II they wish 10 regain elasticity Of step,
buoysut spfits, sparkling ewes and beautiful compilations.
they should use DR.. Tow usends sHsspacta Thou
saads who have tried 1t are more than satisfied, are delight.
ed. Ladies Of every station crowd our Office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
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tf.m ist 'orge erd JOINTS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

COMPANY
~ VI. insure against al manner of lie risks rron
- Ire most idvplaf Ie ttfms The operations 81 this
Company are confined exclusively 10 Llrs iEsuR AMOS
hN" Commas Iks upon the muiual plan. lis Aiva'-
tages are TOO Easily conceived 70 need conmeii-eua
bling the Insured TO participate in all tie pronts OF
the husiness while tlvtug, aud securing 10 survivors a
certain resource AGAINST want wien dad
Each person igsured for life becomes q Ineniler Of this
company, win a leti etual charter, aud Is cattle! 20 a
Noie-ahd also eutItied To his share of The Dividends,
which ave declared annually. For further particulars
inquire OF W, T.. PEfERsUN Agent.
Wheeling, Y irEinta.
VI 0ficc ON Monroe 81.
ROB"r. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BEN. G. MILLER. secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
JeJ- Wheeling, vs.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
I"AU.ussG;s, s3Ess3,

= NoNitNN1,. '1'd- NNN Ntf.Ntf FOR
WHEELING. u H.EE~r
Ar srEtLE & Llsr's WAHEaossE, WArrRsr.
srThEN wliltahc risks on ~luiidinss ~ all Kinds. steam
a hoals and Cargoes, Factories, Alfs. keelloals Eist-
'oais aud tsrsoes, etc. AGAINST loss OF damage IS IRE.
90 Tie dan ets aud perils oftie seas, lases or uvets. on
very taN"ia"e 'eihis. sep -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

n. CRANGLE and TO. Nheehne'
Tli0- BELL. and co. Bridgeport. OHIO.
AHLON MARTIN. Meisyille, Dine.
; & " HARBAUGH.
IuHENZ. STERLING co. Fushuryh. p..
CHURCH CARUTHEKS NCa.N
r. sfBEs a Co, Philadelphia, and Phi adelphis
generally sop--dl,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
InVigornti.z Cordial.
ocr.n,mntinn Cured.

- n ffHfF' ~ IH,IlollIrs D sysfem Ilvts aetvity
20 ue hft ts .teHrth Go &c muscular systern. IN q
nost eEUta1 Ilfy tefrcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

Those that initiate Or Towrseudts sarsaparills, have
invariably called their stuff a great Rtmsdy for Fsmaies,
&c. &C. aud nave copied our bulls aud circulars which
relates TO the complaints If women, word for word-othef
men who put up medicine, have, since the great saeesss
OF DIR. pusrsend's sarsaparida in complaints incident to
females, recommended theirs although previously they did
not. A number OF these mixtures. Pills, &c, are iAJa.
rious 10 femaies, a. they Eggrayaie disease, aud uad.r.
mine the constitution. Dr.. Tow nsend's is the only and
best remedy for the numerous female compluints-it
rarely, # ever fails Of eteciiug a permanent cure II
can be iakca by the most delicate females IN ANY case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages. as ii prepares the system and
prevents pain or danger, and strengthens both mother
ami child. BE careful TO get the genuine.
Scrofnln Cured.
Thts certificate c0ueIusiyeiy proves that tins SarsaFani.
IA hos periect control over the most obstinate disesses u
the Blood. Three persons cured in one house rs snprses-
deRtsd.
Three Children.
Or. Townsend-Datr Sir ! have the pleasure TO IN.
form yon that tarce of my children have been cured Of the
sciofu.l by the use of your excellent medicine. Tsey
we're afflicted very severely vita bad sogrs have taken
four bottles il took them away for which feel myseit
under great obligation
Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC W GRAIN, 1906 wooslsrst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
Ar s AP A 3IlLA
oR. =

! AIRS :
: Great spring aud s"usur~r Medicine.
= WONDER NNu BLESSING on THE AGE.
7his Ett-a.f - pet ~ h. Qaavt Bstits o. - ~ n-a
eAfarsr pfasrafH- ND Ear-rat,d srpf-t-r 70 gay
sod Itr-ff aHsfasf Hl ..eaf ra-ffsF rsrr-
/. az strteslar ar dr5ufquar ~ paftsst.
The 9f~st h~sHrt fai -npru"rfs ~ thi- + st-apsrills
oyrr ff so tr Hef.rfHt- ts " rf efadtrafss disease, "a
snti orstr- t4e fpfy q tsou~ aff,s veft bost
rEtSG y SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever kueNu % uaf euy ptrta- the ~huir system and
strengthen the Ver-"n. Hut % eraates new pare ard rich
biooti 70 poser pl~.---ef 81, uH ether nfeitriue. Add 10
tns Ties faH ertui .Feae efft- fnelerfai success. II has
periormcl eItHia ts la-t tive years. wore than 100 1000
Sures oi ever rre' 30 dlsca.es al beast 5000 ~or.
ronstiered ucura.le T. has saved tue lives Of more
thAn $3.50 cblld.ra the tao past seasons.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
gard as highly important Convention of the

gard as highly important Convention OF The
Saveholding States, as affordng the best plan
for common understanding and concert OF &C.
ton, we express no preference for any rartic.
ular plan, except in so far az il will conduce TO
general harmony, and promise the most ettec'
tual resistance. And that Committee be aP'
pointed, to correspond with all portions OF this
State, and the Slavcholding States, for promo
ting concert of action, and an Executive
Committee of Fifty, who shall he authorized to
assemble us together, whenever the great Oh
iect of this organization may require it.
8. That so far as the Parishes of 81. Philips
and St Michaels are concerned, the Presiden.
lial election is settled. The excitement grow
iup out of il, so far as VIC are concerned, has
nassed away We have no organization t"
prescrvc. excrut that which will tend 10 main.
tain the integrity and independence OF Slave.
hnlJnr States md while we believe that
Gen. Taylor will prove f:ilh':'l 10 the Const''
tuition, to the preservation OF our T'eo'S anu 'lle
uIainlainance of our political equality ':"u hon
or, vet, if in this we are deceived, we can &C.
cognize no obligation on our part to support
any man who is not true to the Constitution,
the Saveholding States, and the whole Union:
0. That determined ourselves 10 devote all
our energy and strength to the great purpose
of combining the Southern people in every Por'
ton oflhe Saveholding States, we invite the
co .ope ration Of all who believe with US that
struggle of great and vital Importance is before
us; one that calls for the union of all men, and
all parties who are willing to postpone every
other consideration to the preservation of our
Constitutional and Equal Rights, and the main.
,anance ofour political independence and hon.
or.
10. That in view of the common object the
safety of the South andih integrity ofthe Con.
s,irulon, we respectfully invite the people OF The
| several Dstrics of the State, and all, to or
ganize themselves, as we propose to do, in
great "Souihcrn State Rights Republican Par.
IT," pledged 10 each other, to the South, and
to the nation, to leave no efforts untricd which
shall secure them in their rights, their insitu-
ton. and their property.
IL. That whatever course of conduct The
people Of the State South Carolina may ulli.
narely decide on, as proper for their adoption.
in relation to this important issue, we shall stand
ever prepared to give it our decided and most
hearty concurrence and support.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
The Legislature.

The extra session of the Legislature convened
on Monday Iast for the purpose of appointing E.
cctors of President apd Vice President Of the u
States We received the following despatch, da-
ted Tuesday morning, just as we were going to
press
Tie Legislature organized yesterday. Angus
Patterson, President Of the Senate; Mr. Middle
ton, Of Georgetown elected Speaker OIL the 9th
ballJt.
At meeting last evening, the following gentle
men were nominated as Electors.
For The Sia'e-B. +. Perry and Thos. Lchre
Far the Congressional DiStricls.-N. r Eaves,
Alex Evans, John l.. Manning, w. J. Hanna, +.
G.. Caldwell, J. B. Campbell aud b. &. Allston !;
who will of course be elected, and throw the vote
of the State for Cass and Butler
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
For the Journal.
SOLUTION OF LUNAR CAUSIlC.

ELECTRO. MAGNETIC COUNTERFEIT CoIN DETEcTER.
Mr.. Editor We were much amused day
or two since, al scene which occurred be-
tween an itinerant vender Of recent (?l scien.
,i6c discovery, and gentleman OF this place.
The yender, a covey, apparently about 25 or
30 years of age, with full face, fair complexion,
large whiskers, and "brass enough for four
men," presented himself at the counter Of one
of our merchants, with the air of man who
had much weighly business on hand, he drew
from his pocket package Of I!Iipulian vials'
and with the volubily of Philadelphia law.
yer, began to expa,a,e upon the virtues of
"the great German Chemists discovery in de-
,ectins instauer, all base coin. But Ecce sig.
mum. gentlemen" number of coin SPURIOUS
and genuine, were laid on The counter aud the
infall,ble test applied, which wonderful to
relate, ",old the tale in moment," at this time
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08

South arraign their party or their leaders for
any act OF hostility to the South? They will
bitterly denounce, however, Northern Demo-
Gratis who take Whig ground upon the slavery
questions they will stoutly argue to show that
those of them who take ground with US are
unsounA. and therefore ought not 10 he trusted;
and if they fail in making their positions clear,
they will forcib!y denounce them as tIcksters
and traitors, acting all the while, too. in close
and cordial harmony with those who gre press
ing il determined hostility upon our common
and wost vital interests. | have moi seen or
heard from why person or paper a complaint
even Of Mr.. Webster, for his remarkable
avowal that he would not support General
Taylor but for his conviction that he (thr
GcneraD was oppased to the Introduction OF
slavery into our newly acquired territory; not
one. Yet with the charming consistency, as
modest as consistent, they affiliate III hro,hery
love with Ashmun, Corwin, the two HmIlhs,
Webster, FILLMORE, and hosts of such worthless,
and at the same moment dennunce Folks sig
nature of the Oregon bill, and rant in good set
phrase at General Ca>s fur alleged unsound.
ness on the slavery question. Oh for whip
of scorpions to lash such factionI>ts naked
around the world ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
Agricultural Fair.

The eighth Annual Fair OF the Wateree Agr-
cultural Society will take place at Swift Creek on
Thursday, the 10th instant, at ten o'clock. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
LIST OF PREMIUMS TO BE AWARDED.
silver cup of the value of ten dollars for lie greatest
quantity Of cotton.
silver cup Of the value for the greatest quantity
sycr cup of the value, for the greatest quantity
fpoialocs.
t. silver cup of the value, for the greatest quantity
of peas.
5. silver cup of the value, for the most meat
g. silver emp of the value, for the most domestic
CLOTH
T. silver value for the best mich cow and
calf
s. silver cup of the value for the best two year old
colt
Two swceps!ake prizes, each Of the value often dollars
J. BOIKlN, Secretary.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
The Markets.

During the past week, the supply Of cotton has
been good, and up 10 Friday last, sales were made
at to 5 IA. On Friday, TeIegraphic advices
were received of the arrival Of the Hibernia bring
ing intelligence of further decline of l-s fartling
which produced corresponding decline in our
market. We now quote at 81 to Al.
Flour is rather scarce, and in good demand at 5
to 5!. Other articles of country produce meet
ready sale at our quotations.
CHARLESTON, Aov. 6.
We had very dull Cotton market OIL Saturday last.
The transactions limited 10 some GOO bales, at Dri.
ccs ranging from l. 10 5 l.2. The market cannot
bo said to have fairly opened under the adviccs brought
Out by the steamer HiJernia-the sales made, howcv-
or, exhibit decline of Sc. the prices current on
the preceding day-Couricr.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
Col. William Neville.

The following paragraph from the Mississippian,
will show in what estimation, our former dstin-
guished fellow citizen, is held by the people of
Mississippi. He is truly one Of the brightest
Jewels" of South Carolina, both as man and as
a statesman:
This distinguished and glorious champion of
democracy, has addressed the people OF Holmes
county, at three times and places, viz: at
Rlchland, on Tuesday. Sd. Raynor's, Wednes'
day, 4lh, and at Lexington Cat the great mass
meeling) on Thursday, the 5th inst. He has
amply vndicatcd, before the people of Holmes,
the great truths as contended for by the demo-
cratic party; and his speeches will tell at the
ballot box in November.
Right we'll may South Carolina point to him
as one of her ''brighes, jewels" and proud
may Mississippi be, that she has given US so
able a man, 10 battle in so Curious cause.
Col. McW. will not be forgotten by the de-
mocracy of Hci:nes soon, and at some future
day, they will assiis, in placing him in si'ua'
tion to which his commanding talents and high
altainments enti,e him.-Mississippida.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
Foreign News.

The steamer lIbcrnia arrived at Boston on Fri
day last, bringing Liverpool accounts to the 2lst
ult There had been decline Of l-S farthing; the
sales of the week amounted to 250O0 bales, and
the market closed with downward tendency.
O'Brcn had not been executed at the sailing of
the steamer The Jury's recommendation to mcr-
cy had been laid before the Queen. O'Donaghue
had been found guilty and recommended to mercy
There had been complete failure in the potatoe
crop in ireland
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-08
For the Journal.
LAYS OF THE SOUTH.
TIIS USIo!

TIE USIoS.
From Western wids baLd hath sprung-a pe"pls
great and free,
Whose fame is known in every cline, their flag on
every Su,
Whose heritage and pleasant homes, by mountun vac
and void
Were won through fields of blood and strife. by pa'riO,
srcs Of old.
What though This peoples history, tells Of no royal
line,
No titled ancestry or birth, or kngly right divine!
Bright deeds illume its every page Of higher. noblcr
worth
Than ever graced The Lineage Of prince or king on
Garth.
Yes, search through the most ancient towers Of carly
feudal lore.
The legend tales Of chiyalry-of bclled knights Of
Bring forth the annals of the great Of every land and
And Gull their olcst, nob!csl deeds, from every glow
ing page
Recall the proudest names that ecr have thrilled tro'
minstrcl's lay, ,...
And choose the greatest and Tho best, from out this
bright array
And where arc found moro glorious names, in story or
in song
Than those who hurled from shores, III oppressor
and his wrong7
Oh It's goody heritage, this glorious Lind Of ours
Although VIC boast ancient halls their casteets OF
towers,
Tue hearts are found in every home, by hillside, dale
and glen,
And their fathers ombs around ,hcE', record The names
of MEN! -
But from where that tall battle pile o'rtl,oks old
Fancuils, dome.
Dirc sounds of bigotry and hate, with bghting nAu.
ence come,
Across this fair and happy scene. and gaihrng in their
A mingling horde of fools and knavcs unite 10 swe
The strain.
Oh what would you, Massachusetts, have the spirits
of your ses
Departed from your clussic sludes. that TREASON thus
aspircs,
To dcsccratc their hallowed tomb that sacred spot
claim 4
A birth. place for her mongrcl spawn-a broodf sin
and shame !!
What would ye, brother ficemen, by the quiS, Ken
nebec,
Or nid your white granite hills, by fhe shores
Of Merrimuc 7
Why do " Green Mountain boys" fore' ei'e'r 'reS
deeds and fame,- AZ
Is no, ours common herilngc-our wcni o. wo, the
samo7
Has the South proved false To- honour, or Southern
valor quaed
Havo her gallon, sons e'er facred or in duty over
failed
No. that flag so lately furled, hns been the glorious
pail - s...'
Of thousands of lrt noble hearts, who blessed it in
their fall!
,rs thus ,re love the UNIoY and thus her flag rcvcre'
And her stainless name and glory still, sill TO US are
DEAR
Fu, for sacred rights and honor we must not plead in
vain,
". mere equals in the compact, and equals must
remain.
BELLE.