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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

prcemter 8. ls45. I
Mcesrs Wyatt Il Keich Gentlemen: Ilnderst andirs
that you she general agents for the sale of DIR. Up
hams Vegetable Elceiusrv, for the of Files have
seemed II my duty 10 volunteer recommendation in
hehai' oftist invaluable medicine have been afflicted
for many years with pies have tried various
dies. hui with no beneficial eiects-ndeed, began to
consider my utterly hopeless But about the first
of september last. was prevailed upon y friend To
make trial of the above named medicine. took his
vdviec aud rejoice to say that not only relieved
hut as heiieve, perfectly cured. most earnestly
omu eud il TO all who may have the misfortune To lie
afflicted " th that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your OF s'vt, ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

rsnmyialnt--, suee srcu,tif which eassuahyer
This FOUNTAIN Of rhyslrai maei'cs mus. ne one o.
the greatest Of blessings t1 iose ~ t.eu v W " ~
have no heaiatiau in saving ts' tfe.c ~ are fEt
EMtNENTIY THE HElEnI owe. DO others used tor
Female Complaints. a. all who arC acquainted WIN
them know. aad al who v 10 Use ihen vii he h"s'
perfectly convinced hy tie resuIis -
RFNgp,s CAfAHHu ruWDEBs
These powders efectus ramedy for rI those 90
strucious te head srd nose which are rroduce ~
eolss De ilty Other causu-. " CateT e very o'e
the primary cause OF many % the worst cases ~ M
he Eye % tadiseases u The thost" ~
wiudpipe Of the Lungs. Inducing tousnmp'ion
Il - Of the highest consequence thar Tbs disease ofd
be sendedto and shocked at its conmeucemeat hefare
ittertuirsies something WORSE 10 sccpmp ~ nus
there IS nothing 60 nal 10 these CATAkEN fpN sLhss
they remove 40 morbid or purulent matter t"E patr
fected. by producing free. easy HnHhsiaIe
ffoR the ciocEed onstrurfCt organs, AVID eNee hea
thy seereious IN the gianfs and membranes restoring
Their natural lone and action thSSr loNee' -
Of the very test reined used fr lolpus ~ We rose
and all other cycrescencrs which appear W tHt hesa Ga
vties; they singulst pfomut suG eectiVe ln cur
iua Headache. aud IN giving r'ro' Frti m ~ $3.50 ~
nnsiion OF blood tie tfsnt aud oteT simiiAr s"ee
tiors ,.,
This is one of the 1i v..uac ut counter ir'anis BY
hciug smiled over HE rfI- affected relieves acute aud
ehronc pains be side and cIei, ana innahitaon OF
thc ttrost r bronchitis cuJesdcafiess. duiness Of
hearing a IS one OF very lcst remedies TOT a diseases
of the sI..ra arf Of tie head o. brain.
All flssa Medicines are put ~ under lr. BeaeiTs i'm
media'- sHervi1n, 'd have ms likeness and written
srnaflre tached e. every OK acka-e. plial, bottle,
e. 70 rfCy,ut the pui c from hein- imposed upon by
snrr0u- u,itef1s. cGaAterfits surrepttous Grti.
I'll and ,he public sfe hereby cautioned against pu =.
chasing any alcle aa "Beacs Medcints expect such
,s have H li CHESS and written signature each OF
the ablvc named remedies.
For further I5.ticu'ats respecting Dr. Beachs Book
Medicines zee Pamphlet, which may he ohiained gra'
It's At tI'e agents.
For sale by James Baker. Wheeling, Va and lanes
Butiey, Elizab,ia,"wn, Va. oct -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

= the sick " ~ diseased stomach restored and i'm
4 pure ood cicFhs- twhich tbe Foundation at dis
eases without eras' s,ing ibeir constitution, q get
IN. lie Boys -ARsAFARILLA and WILD CHERRY
PILLS which is TIE only safe family medicine 10 be oh
tanned had al Mh J. ROBES.
ocll5 corner Union and Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

WYE are now receiving direct from the Manuf.c
iurers, ny whom they have been manufa ctnred
expressly for our TRADE one of The l,raas, an,
bes, selected assormens of Doors and SHOES for Srino
on" M Wk1R ever offered in this any Other
haIhet 10 all VINO are in want of ANYTHING i'm the
way OF Boots or Shoes, would respectfIlIv
an h OF our stock previous to purchasing as
suring tnen they will find il their ADVANTAGE IN,
stock WI he found TO in part of tho foowins
seasonabe goods '''o"i rug
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
800 do Gents Fine morocco do
400 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
S0O do Mems ip boots,
MEMS MONROES.
ISH" PAIRS % Mems me calf and morocco Nunroes
M0 do Mems stout eaifA welt Bropans.
4oo 90 Mems prime thick hrogans
BOYS AND YOUTHS boots
100 pairs Boys fine calf boots,
150 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
% do do fine calf do
luo do chiidren's calf do; sizcs5 tos
ooo BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs
geo pairs Boys Kip Brosans,
$50 do do Morocco Bropans.
eco do do Thick do
$40 do Youths calf aud morocco do
500 do do Kip Brogsns
LADIEs' sLlPPERs. HALF CATERS, &c.
1000 pairs cheap X id and Seal Slippers,
800 do Lad es' Fine Kid Slippers,
2O0 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes
300 do do Pump Sole CATERS,
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots,
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
50O pairs Women's Kid aud orocco Lace Beots
4OO 40 do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &C.
coz pairs Misses Kid and Seal Slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters
4UV DO do Morocco Lace Boots.
CHILDRENS SHOES
2oO0 pairs chIldren's morocco and leather Bootees
200 do do Fancy CATERS
sO0 do do Fancy coored Kid Bootees
ooo 40 40 Black and coored Kid ankle Ties,
euo 40 DO Morocco Lace Boots
1900 do do Leather pegped Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK
constantly en- hand large and well selected assert
ment OF Shoe Steck and Findings, viz Spanish So.e
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco,
Md, Lining and Binding skins. Ai.sO-Lasts, Root
irees shoe Threads, Nails, Pegs, Patent and common
avn HATS, Anvil tades Pincers Knives an assortment
of French Shoe Kit, &c &C.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
TO us, we still solicit continuance of the same
McCLALLEN, KNOX & CO.
Wheeling, Mar ls, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

For Wood or C0aI- Summer or Winter.
THE subscribers have secured the exclusive ri hi for
\ the City ofWheelins and county Of Ohio, and are
manufacturing the above useful mental and SPLEEN
lid stoves of three different sizes which for neatness and
sriey in cooking and economy of fael moi consuming
'ore than worth of coal per day and cook for
wards of 90 of family al time excel thing
1.-THE kind IN We appeal 10 our citizens and the
'eghborng counties to Talronize the manufactures OF
ieT own rather than those of Cine nati and
sher places especially when they can better accom-
,odaed wih tina, useful article al furniture good e.
anoinica aud very cheap cnokinr Stove Satisfactory
,iereHees given To persons WHO have ITEM in use
Wehaye also great variety Of lag Stoves adam.
d for Wood and coal general assortment of castings
Ih2. SWEENEY 1 MATHEWS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

NoTlCE-1he genuine Uphams Eectuary has h
written signature. thus (SsJ- Upham, NJ. D. III
hand is alone done with pen. Price 81 per box.
{cy Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT
kETCHAN, l2l Fulton street, N. Y, and by Druggis
generally thone houi the United States and Canadas
J. CRuMBACkER, Agent for Wheeling. Va.
ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

Egrament, Berks Co, (Mass.) Nov 90, ISI7.
The above cerihcateies simple and truthful stors
of suffering aud reef, % which, physician and wit
ness in the case, cheerfully endorse DR CHAPMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
ALL~HEALING BAL SAM.

a IN your friends IL they know Of any thing thai
a will speedily long and tedious cough, raj
sing of blood hropchis dyspeptie consumption hoarse
ness Influenza ant diseases ofthe throat the Oloso
anian7 AMI thet will tell you-no. There never has az
been remedy introduced to public notice which la.
productive OF much good in so short space o
. linn Pea hot. ltot, tpv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.

DUIITHUTt. IHHg ToIH IOfFs
certify that for the last FIVE years have been AT
aietcd with Dyspepsia and Water Brash, accompanied
with general weakness of the whole system. particu-
arly distressing Pains in the back. AT times my dises
en was lad that could scarcely keep any thing on
NV stomach and coffee could touch. had been
attended by DOCTORS and had taken great many
prescriptions, without receiving any !eneit. few
weeks ago commenced taking DIR. Sweeter fanacea
and before had finished the first bottle, felt certain II
would cure me- medicine had taken had such an
effect on me / have taken three bottles, and feel
pcrfectiy well am however, taking another bottle to
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
nbIicv to let afflicted know where 10 obtain relief.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
NEW ESTABLISH
MENT.
WHEELING COACH
FACTORY.

cute all or ders IN their ine sue Coaches Carriages
uafouehes aud Bnegies Of all Kinds which VIII be 60,
up ~ good sly ie and as low any place west.
Al kinds of repairing dohe al the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable teinls.
Gee ID BARNETT & sMYLIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23

OCT ~ - ~
For ale ly Jsres Baker, Wheeling, Va a
Barley EigehriiltoWn, Va.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

The contest in Virginia has been the
closest Of any State in the Union. IL q
counties from which we had returns YES
terday. there was gain of 1000 on the
vote Of Mr.. Clay in ~. and of 300 on
that Of Harrison in 40: there are more
than 100 counties in Virginia. and the
majority of Mr.. Polk in IA was 1898.
and of Mr.. Van Buren, 1873
Should the run of the remaining coun-
ties be the same. it would leave the two
parties just about even; if the vote OF
Preston's and Fulton's Districts be the
same as in the congressional election, then
Gen. Taylor has the State.
We incline TO believe he has; but it is
yet doubtful.
Dayton, Nov 8.
PeteIsburg-Taylor's majority So Rich.
mond city 1913. Henry CO. git. Alex
andria county 500. Ohio-Taylor's maj.
5lO-l5 majority over Clay. Marshal
county Taylor's majority 49,
There are returns from a number of Count;s.
winch show large gains for Taylor. If the re-
ports are correct, We are afraid Taylor has car
ri-d The State
Baltimore. Nov. 10Th, p. NJ
Preston county, Cass 90 maj. Wing
gain 81
Monons ahcia, Cas- ESQ. Whie gain
flfiy-seven.
Dinwiddie, wing gain loo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

The REsrLr.-The following dispatch
was received yesterday from an unknown
correspondent. We canot vouch for its
accuracy, but give it for what it is worth.
Baltimore. Nov. 10th.
Pennsylvania, Taylor's majority 10 to
$4,000.
New York, Taylor's majority IS or
$4,000.
Georgia. Taylor's maj. respectable
New Jersey. Old lacks maj. 1000.
Connecticut, Old Zack has majority
over both Cass and Van Buren
Rhode Island, Old Jack major over
both. 1900.
Delaware. Old lacks mai. COO
Massachusetts. Old lacks maj over
both tickets 1000.
Vermont. for Old Jack
New Jersey. four wings elected TO Con-
gress and one Democrat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

ing into tears, threw herself at his feet. the
sight Of that little patch had brought me nories
so thiekiy upon her. US to melt the frost from
her heart. She poured out with bitter self accu.
sation, her confession Of broken vows, pleaded
eloGuently for a return of the love and conf
dence of other days. and when he raised her TO
his bosom, il was not the fashionable Mrs Brady
but his own darling Mary thst be clasped to his
heart. He told oil all his tiicuit-s. but half of
them had vanished before her returning sympa-
thy She again his adviser and helpinate.
the sharer and soother of all his gFiels; she dis
charged two Of her servants, ami by her indust-
ny and economy brought their expenses within a
small compass she attended TO the making. aud
watched the kitchen herself. and Was thus ena-
bled to set better table than the days OF their
extravaganza at less than half the expense; IN
short, having burst the thra!i that had wounc II
self so iriperc eptibiy around her, she looked
well TO the WAYS OF her household, aud ate not
the bread of Idieness,' that tine heart OF her
husband did safely trust in her,, and the Light of
peace and returning prosperity again shown up
them.
was sitting the other evening by the side OF
Alice their daughter, now beautiful girl Of SIX
teen. who was busiiy engaged in sewing small
blocks OF fancy coiorcd scraps together, for the
seat Of easy chair, and noticing the multitude
of stitches necessary to completes the work.
asked the mother Il its use would warrant the
expenditure of SO much labor.
why as to that she replied, 'Alice does the
most Of IT, when she would be otherwise idle,
aud we like TO encourage her in habits OF indust-
ry; besides she added. raising her gistening eyes
to her hnsba nd's face, William has weak ne IS
in favor Of rArcn WORK.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

Liem Col. Fremont.-If the public
history of this man is interesting. his do
mestic history affords subjects of refec-
ton from which useful lessons may be
learned. Married to a beautiful and ac-
complished lady, who would make his
home all man could wish for. he tears
himself from the ties of domestic affection
and pursues his course over painless
prairies and snow capt mountains. TO
leave behind him name and contribute
to the scientific knowledge of his race
The iron will of this adyenturer is illus
trated in his last departure for the plains
and mountains. On his way 10 indepen-
dence. one of his children died. and at
that place he babe farewell to his wife.
who has Just returned TO St. Louis. The
motive which impelled him TO leave all
the Establishments of society II roam a
mong hostile savages. is one Of those in
comprehensive traits of human character
that have never been satisfactorily anal
wed BY metaphysicians. Fame may
dazzle bat whether it adds anything TO
happiness may well be questioned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15
4 Hunker's idea of good tme.-A

4 Hunker's idea Of good Hme-A
short time since the Hunkers appointed a
political meeting in an adjoining to an pre-
paratory to the coming struggle in old E
RE. and by an account Of il given by one
of the gathering. il must have been an ex-
traordnary good time. A day or two af-
ter the meeting came off, the individual to
whom we refer as authority in regard to
it. was me, by one of his neighbors, when
the following colloquy ensued.
well, Il. what sort Of meeting did
you have at - the other day
Very good. not as numerous as | have
seen. but marked with good feelings. Ev-
cry thing looks well there
Glad to hear it-hoPe You had good
time
Yes rather Il counted them myself
and found there were just three of US
'Whew! is that all.
Yes
what did YOU do
well, we sat down-talked the matter
all over-gave the Wings and Free Soil
ers little particular goss. took something
TO Diminishing When shall we three meet
asain'-and adjourned sine die --Bu6a-
10 idrertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

GrThe Wings of Eaton. no accidsni
occurring. intend to illuminate their town.
have on, the "baby-waker" and such
other manifestations Of JOY as the triumph
Of Old lack may inspire. on "Wednesday.
(this) evening the 18th inst. Mrs. Hui.
bur, is 10 prepare the supper, which is a
guarantee that ii VIII be >umptuou> one
We are requested 10 invite our Wing
trcnls 10 attend and participate with them
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

Force Of HabH.-A gentleman recent
~ from Africa, while at one of the civil
lied colonies on the coast. met a colored
woman whom he had known in old Nir-
ginia, who had obtained her freedom for
good conduct, and had emgrated TO Lii
IBERIA.
where are you travelling to, Nary
said the gentleman.
Il am going down town 10 the village
on the sea shore. I'm tired Of seeing
nigger. niger. niger! | want 10 see
some white folks
But are you doing well here9'
.Oh. very well. make many things
and sell 'em. have four slaves who make
palm leaf hats
Slaves, Nary You emancipated, to
have slaves in your own land!'
ooh. yes said she with great simplicity
Il must do as they do in old Nirginny.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

Gen. James Taylor. died at his resi-
dence opposite Cincinnati. on the 9Th inst.
lie voted for his cousin Gen. Zachary
Tavlor, a few hours before he died. one
of the Judges of the election having
waited on him q. his beside.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

November Up, \

November Up. NJ.
Coleman. no was shot in the Torch
L,gh, procession was buried this after
noon. There was large turn out. An
other man named Marble, who ~as si,o,
in tho thigh, died this morning. and auo.h-
sr Is not expected 10 live till morning.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

Here are nineteen votes more than
arc necessary to elect. The partial re-
turns from the States Of Virginia. Missis-
sippi, Illinois and Maine. show large
gains for the Wings, and We regard Wis
consin and Iowa as doubtful.
These returns indicate that
OLD ZACk Has COME ON OLD
WHITLEY!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

4 Yankee in Paris.-Among the com
batants OF the three days on the popular
side, was Western Yankee, who Tough,
at one of the barricades. showing John
NY Crapeau how kentuckians drop 'em.
This here shootin' iron amt wuth a
darn said he to q comrade. If [ had
one OF NELSON'S Id show 'em how to
centre up
At this moment a Frenchman came up
an0 asked for a musket.
We hain't got none to spare said the
Yankee. But jest hold on shade and
will manage it. Look at that ere grena-
der that is pinting his old roarer at me.
Perhaps he cou.d'n hit barn door if he
tried
Bang. went the Yankees musket and
down went the grenadier. Leaping down
from the barricade he picked up the mus
ket of the fallen man. handed it to the
new conner. and went on loading and fl
ring as coolly as ever. shouting ever and
anon-'Neeve lay Raypublic.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

The following is the vote n, the Angus.
election in relation 10 Free Schools. |,
will be perceived that a very large mn ior-
ty Of the people Of the State are wiling
10 DC taxed for that purpose.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

ne giIbor Of the Jr.fcrsol,ian AMI postmaster Of
this city. has declared his intention Of leaving
the late loco faco party. and throwing himself
ia,o the OF the free Silsfs-" Don't co any
thing desperate brother-accide viii happen
TO the frs, Of iar,iiies-we felt in "A our
selves
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

The sentence of O'Brien. Ncagher.
M'Manus and Donaiue. has been com
nutcd 10 that of bani>hnen, from their
native land for life The trial o.. Duffy
has been concluded bat 40 verdict rem
dercd. lie viii probably meet the same
fate as his noble co-patriots.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

ThoHksni r,ng.-Gov. Whtcomb has
appointed the 3Oth inst as a dav of public
Thanksgiving and praise for the manifold
blessings bestowed upon the citizens of
this State by a bcniticcnt Providence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15

NEw YoRK, Nov io,h.
Returns fronts. cssn,ies show Tayior', ,.i.
900 over Polk; DO eoanties To hear from.
s.. Louis. Nov. lith.
In Gallatin, Lawrence. Richland. Wa.
bash. Edward. Clark. Edgar. Crawford
and White counties. Tayior's gain iOi9
over Clay. f&u
South Carolina.
The Legislature of this State cas-; the
Electoral vote Tor Cass. ! sand voa ,l,.
Noie--Ca>s leg, TAYLOR q. Blanks 0.
6I-So,iih Carolina Inns. as usual. be.
hared very ab>urlly. After dilly -dallyiny
and seeming 10 hesitate, she has IT last
cast her vote for Cass, thinking probably
tia, She would make weigh, as balance
OF power. Blu, tina, day has gone She
can neuher build mp nor pub down.
t'ne thing. in regard TO South Carolina,
should be remarked Her vote is a high
tribute 10 General Taylor: For. had South
Carolina believed that he was in the least
degree favorable To Slave extension she
would have voted for him That she w.
ted for Cass is strong evidence that she
believed him more favorable 10 Slavery
than TAYLOR is.
pNro>, Nov. 10, : O'Clock, Pm
Louisiana.
Ta,iors majority IN New Orleans, 1901.
1hc'e are scattering returns ffos, couati-s
which show Wig gains. The Loco, An New
Orleans give up the state.
Baltimore, Nov. H. r. NJ
The returns from Louisiana come in very
slowly ana fmpers.ct but III. State no doubt
has gone for Ia, Tor. as all the returns show a
gam il, his favor. The sieacc rats have given
II up
NOrtls Carolina.
BAnr,mosx, NOT. 10.
Sampson co, Taylor 6l2. Cas- sli-Poik's
majority 2i5.
Dublin. Taylor afs. Cass 93o-roik's majority
:.
Returns. rem fifteen counties show u Wh,r
gam vi 1900.
DAYTON, November Il.
Clear the track for the old North
STATED! s,0Oo majority.
NORTH CARolANA-i3 counties
Taylor's majority over August election.
i,5oO--Stase good for 5000 majority.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS. Nov fl NJ
Memphis City official Taylor e55 ma
Jority: Wing loss. two.
Davidson County. thirteen districts show
Il Wing gain -o8
Tennessee. IN IS counties. viii. gain
lI15 over the vote in AZ, when the whiy
majority was 2"oO.
MEMriiis, Nov. 10Th, r. ~.
Returns from =. counties show Wing gain
the vote of II OF 1893