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JUST RECEIVED.
lDR. Z Rows
Vegetable Universal Pills,
ARE A STprN1:TlIrNtx5, mn, ,r,,.,.
ARE 4 STRENGTHENING, PUTRGATIVE
AND 4 PURIFYING TONIC.

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Which are the two principal ingredients Of DIR.
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BE careful to ask for DR.. lie Rows Vegetable
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Principal Office, l47 Greenwich corner of Ii
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ELI MURRAY, n. Cedar Grove.
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April 8. "a
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Caldwell Institute,
H11 a-sss Assaba asaa, 40.
TIlsF Ghe cart 81 Efae orange
Isrssi8teTs..
NEsaEEs a. ~ mum.

NEsnEss a. EEE TaCELTF.
H.. ALEAANnEg VT sslN. y. 2. PHus'l.
tiHEss I.ansRaes 81 lsssEalaEe.
RALPH H. GRagEs. = NJ Naihruz.G0s 49,
NssaEsl i'aas,sassss.
&C.. john 4. IlAasHAk, A. ~ La A.as,
gas 49, lsasaAsaHE.
EDWIN 4. nEaRTf. RnslisA Drpar1Eaeni
KIsME $40 sa~N0a u fhis lgsa4G.aaaR Eafl rl-s,-
n msasa - - - sanlanFs. lsas.
r. Trustees anaannre ~ IN Vlilisc, laai 49,
n0ins a. The sfisisal Faaa - sls lns;iluliun, an
he aslsEtIarnas - 49, fliol viii fiihsul and
ess.stsIa lns,EpaszgS. Il lss si~sys lssn asSE
1-slrs - soaa - asfUr@saasurs ws<ll permit, q
kusr a. Enghsh nFlssg1aarlzt cualEsersei Nth ar
Iass.sasisa. - thss ~ oaly th1-c uho in,rnd e
ysarsas > lhoEsash G.lssSiral nslA Mslhsmstieal
uo,TEse III 80 fssess who wish 10 dey0,e thri,
lime h sas haaneAss snilEsrra j. : god English
sd lsiSn. nay 80 an eIssa-utiiy y Dang 49,
The aa~sFs hss n1w ieen seramTlishel.
- The ral.F oaxes u tis Iasliiu'ioaa Is 90 give
ka0Eousa in.srsastlaR II alae isfEnaii hFas.rhcS
taught, aaa u lx sAsas Gase G0 suarl hy MI sUit,
ale Ens.Hs lie aaSEsls u lie yough who msy b
eaHnaoard oil il. essfF ~nlsrnt srplyirss fol 49,
tEissiya = Rrs0iE-d - rEo3uoe rsEaacl0ly L-st
Ess.siSls a gaoj Lssrs shsTsetsE.
]. ". NORWOOD,
secfrssfy HSaId u rnss,o,s.
D~osniles Q. c.
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Sands SarsapariIla,

ron THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
% ALL DIsEAsEs ARISING IRON Az
IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD
OR HABIT or TIE SYSTEM,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14

tgrrer at N7n arduuion sis, Vhc~Hrs. w.
NJ-truutrs NsrrH ants supplied with Hats arl zap.
az tHr veIF lowest gr.rrs TOR cash. urIzu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
-CApSl CAPSIl
FINE BLANKETS.

70 TCH plaid Long SbNwls. with every other descrip
"a ton Of Wooden shawls, just received at the III.
Windows. iscpt22l J. s. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
FOR SAL

f'oOp Lewis " Clark Mo.
100 Lots IN Logau's Port, Indiana. and
several small Tracts in the vicinity of said
town.
Inc above land will be sold on the most reasonable.
%,ns' III ttaetslo sut purchasers. Titles perfect. For
,'e IaIti'uiSfs inquire Of W. I. PETERSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
Presentations.

- T.. PRYOR aud 90. h.y. now, aud " III always
III Keen, at their Ding and Medicine store. on MaIH
stree, q few doors above the Monroe House; a supply Of
Iure medicines. selected expressly 10 tIl the orders and
prescrulious Of Physicians. Nr. Pryor VIII give strict
ieysoaai attention to preparing and putting up all are
s.rfttops and afders. srp7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
HsEB.E.s'S
NERIlEiGATES

I'm II ~ EN.
OaN SraINas. Orange County. Val
Mat =. lsIt
Dear Sir--This j. to inform YOU, that ia 1870. was
attacked with a disease called dyspepsia. N. SWIM.
tul4s Wrfc d r|uHrct3au OF wind n Tie stomach and bow.
el arrr eating. $50 HI ia. in tae head. together w nh an
t@fetttnuo ct "a. whole nervous system. had the nest
meliatl sticl dance arv couuty could a1furG-I took the
whole cis.s ct tonic medicines Tor two years. without
reit.f: I wore doNu 20 a mere frame, SO much 80 that
10, u.ues caae thr.ueh my shin. My Dict, for one wear.
was rosacsd % two ounces an u quarter OF crust of
hr,ai m twenty iaul hours. NJ pa, sirtaus gave me
up To- d. Wss t5et carried to rhiadelpu1s T., nr.
,nt r. ed a.. on "a, fee, TO Twelve montns ate
trst a. ,e hlf..rf ey.s r,ftns Vel ma by -.
am. b..r. Of 1our BIucrs-i SEMI ara et t'2g.o to W.
MD ~ 't rst Z, an, "e Nina \ al = ,so ss@I5 aSn waa& o. ride rlde,
81 cn-i couSt then ivtupon a far diet. tooX six boz
t& and co silrfed my self clear OF dis sase. tct biL
huas Tin, spr,ns, aad tooa Two bolt s more. whi,h /
/ have i'SsS .Ie aiters ne .e and amer eatin esIo ,%i me-.
vr without iet.nt benefit, have no hesitation ia
sayi"a, thSI saw Te"t@rd mere tei'eat FROM yonr htt
try> than an, meais'ne ever took. Ia. leye, with q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE,

10 NAN ST, W|HEFLING, VA
fE'HE subscriber would say to his patrons and the pub.
N lac geueraiy, that he IS now opening and viii con
tinue receiving, ladies' Shoes and rentleWen's Roots OF
the latest fashtou-dec idcdly the test made work ever
Uttered west of the mOuutains-neither selected nor
made to order, hut by the subscriber who is the senior
partner OF the nrm where they are manufactured, (n
the city of Philadelphia Also, a mll assortment OF
ladies' and 2entIt mems gum shoes, viz: Furred, thor
oush lined, leather soied, and metallic.
Also, custom made kip boots. sewei and pegged; also
strong calf boots, sewed and perged; custom made bro
sewed ani pesged. The usnai quantity OF eastern
work, well selected aud made to order, say about three
thousanf pairs, al $ 80 for boots, and 81 for shoes.
Gentlemen, lunk at those cork soled water proof boots,
at $50 Man street. tsept23) NM. BOLE.
TIOOKS N SFhTIONERY-The subscriber has
49, received a large supply OF School, Classical, Iheo-
logical. Medical and Miscellaneous Goods, and staple
and Fancy Stationery, for the fall sales Country mer,
chants. Teachers, School Trustees. and alt others wish
ing to purchase cheap, viii do welIto call and examine
ms STOCK and prices. JNO II THOMPSON,
sep Union ST, near the Market iioIse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
r.. EGg4E4sis II,


HOE y LEATHER,
Monroe. between MaiRa and Matkotstrepis,
IS now opentag an extensive assortment Of Goods in
! his uUc: NOT willing To advertise a quantity Of arti
c'es he has rot got, be deems it Unnecessary Go euumer
ate. suffice II ia say he Keeps constantly On hands all
Cr:iclcS IA the trsdc. Boots, Shoes, spanish AMI Coun.
trv sole Leather; Morocco and Kid Sktur, Patent Lea.
ihcr, lining aud Binding skins, Pegs, Tanners oil, etc,
etc. all 81 which hc wlli set lowe tuau can he bought
west of Philadelphia, for cash OF approved credit. lie
has made arrangements to supply altdemands Tor Good
,ear X Patent Metallic Gum Shoes OF all kinds, at man
ufttiurer's prices, adding carriage. All orders for
GOOD, ia ms line profn,tIv attended to. oct5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
WELSH FLANNEL

WIS received. ; pieces real Welsh Flannel, warrant
- ed not TO shrink, I piece very fine French Flannel
sumothug new by MARSH, TAALuR & MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
MARSHALL HOUSE,

EEIN NoNILLE, IN.
tTgilS house lSs.l.alie tor a first class Hotel, or for
81 any a ali iHe casiuu 0t the National Road.
4 Landlord hdpl8e GOOD character ia his calling, can
have Il i%avorabls ivase taiu date or tr-t of Aprt next.
JI HOGG, brownsville,
Brownsville, Oct. ~, ~. JAS ERE AIDING, Puts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14

The above arehut a few OF the numerous certificates
"a the subscriber possession. He deems deems uu-
necessary, however, 10 aid amy more. as bee believes the
medicine. where properly used, VIII sufficiently tecun-
m.ud Itself.
Prepared aud sold wholesale, by
]. ]. Mills, Fredericksburg;
Aud at relaii, by the taiiuwiug aaeHI.
novl Ian BAKER, Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14

IT, SOLUTION The partnership heretofore exist
- NY between Vie rndcrsicrrd. under the ftm 90
i'RSIN 4 CHAPLINE, IS this day al, solved ts MA
tuoI cnH>eHt. ELY DORSEY.
Sept g., i-4s. APIiNE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
W l ~

n Tor lSi9-tOr sale "
So THO5 ~iORNBROOK aud Co,
sent 20 Mnmrne sweet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
MUSICAL

az ties Superior Administer, Tuned, Whton and
"a Brussels Rugs,
Chenille ratiouf Door Mats,
Aacapt and POlkado do
Sheenkin do d1-fust received by
orttu FkNrON & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
& co

'tiAh illLL ~ W.
TTNNt 'nst rH.c.vef ty express a few rcsNlk SafH
- lIFht. "lH u Spt. Rk Gro fa Bhuc ui E-rcf
tlam. 90" ~fss also TIN, B'ue, Green AVID Brow
~flk. rinse aHH ElmH. Graduated chameleon ButiHrs.
ENHb'lHtSltS--Isc caps Qaecu May coist-
and ircuc' worked do. Thread lace. EdcinEs and lH
'eftn-s, Iacaast amt Swiss 30. q Isfre assortment iurl
received. oetl6 ~BERRYtHLL & co.
TIL SoLUTtoN-The partnership heretofore exist
between We undersigned, under the frm 90
'''N@lh \ 'hAFLlNE, IS this day a. solved lt ma
N1tI co1~ent. ETY. DORSEY.
sept ., l-fs. CHApLiNE.
FIRE FIREn FfREm
Ri.NNE'S FIRE PROOF PANT large lot rec'f
~ we'd nom tho Proprietor aud Tor sale by
oetl' " x MCKEE. South Wheeling.
rUST received hy Express rom New Work. a few rs
very due ritAtew style, C-iookmg-also new style Of
beautiful Shawls. scut NEWMAN
To THE LADIES.
ySY ]GonpRicH respectfully invite. the attention
V@ . OF the ladies. to his new stock of fame, Hou-
nets. the latest PhilSdciphia FASHIONS; Bonnet Eishors
Of various styles. sud Artificial Flowers, all Ut which
trso Of tie latest sly les. oct %
NJ EN STYLES aud very cheap Dress Ccoas at
~ ortl2 W GoupRtrH'S.
"A ESrof England. French aud American 81 tbs and
v eassimeres, at very low prices. a.
oct2 W ~6oOpRl' ms.
- o@, G''' w. s''' '"' ''''e' " coonprcu,s
~.-AZARINE. Greeu and Mode trencn me-I-oo-o n
-Vd. sup'r quatty. Also, a few dress patio ne SUR
Cashneres, just reed and for sale by JSENSENN
TsMRROInEREn Swiss Muslius. both Whit. and
L. Fancy, for parry dresses; also PLAN swiss Of fine
quality. ocsl2 ~JSENsENEY
y ten Bouud Ribbons. Auidcials and Plumes. Also
&A Fancy belt Ribbons, Velvet neck Ribbons. Fcucy
nett neck Ties and Hdkfs. J SENSENEI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
nnnBLE CAPSI nOIRLE CApSII

lT,n Subscribers have an assottment Of the above
- scales now Finished aud ready Tor sale al their
WatCroom On Water ST., below Quincy.
JcI5 CHARLES, COEN & BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14

hNNES I z PROOF Mt latas lot recsi
- Yea nom thU Proprietor aud for sale by
oeti' " MCKEE. South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
Good rnnIS

q large supply Of Copper Tools ana Trcss Hoops
Iusi received from CnHtinnatI, and tor sale ht
Oct. 18th, 1913. SAW. MEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14

VII sell my tarn of one hundred aud one acres
- SlUattd ~ belmont codnty, Ohio, Opposite the nm
per endoi heehng Island, There il about Gfy 6va
ares improved good Dwelling, Barn and stable. two
sVon springs and a young orchard ofsomc so or 100 An.
ana Grape Vines hearing. The face Of The hin frontisg
ne river Is wei calculated for getting out the coal.
~ sen me above at a reasonable price and on GOOD
terms. Applyto mo k ~F0P
u' 10 In MherIInr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
SAMuEr. D uAEpTR


HATS AND CARS.
tgtnera N7.n audit MON sis. Wheeling. W.
o. ruutrf Nerr. ants supplied with Hats anf e Aps
az 'Nr 'ef} lowest prices tt cash. usl-u
CAPS, CAPSl CAPS.u
1910 Ats-I harr now received my entife
sHd maSttpmpfe'r a--1r aeut evef brought fo this u6r
Net. They have ss,a manufactured expressly sos me-.
sud having been rur.u based a. tie lowest C,sr rates. can
Dc >oHi lower tiau Itr have ever teen offered In this
city. The ss,o1a..tf IL eoc,fiete. and c,ar.t Gtl to
pi'tsc- lteese cai before pufefas ing eiseW here.
scr.s : h.h 'hltt. cor Nam az. lfion IT'S.
SOFT HATS SOFT HAISu
His day received, and TO- sac at the lowest prices.
manufactured expressly for this merket.
scl1s s.p.hARPER,. cor. Nam and Union SIS.
NOTICE.
TYSHE BtLTlMoRE CLOTHING STORE late on
- Main has been removed 90 W alter street. tcl,veeu
The National Roed Stage Office and Ciark's Coffee house,
lately occupied as a Hat store. MEYER STEIN.
LOON. LOOK, LOOK
GENTLENEN VIII you delay any longer to rail- a.
cnsse Clothing at enormously reduced prices, lot cash,
Fine cloth Frock and Dress coats for 10 dos. such a.
aTrSo.d n th5s city for T. dolls; SIX. Brown and cold
mixed cloth Sacks from 6 10 10 dats: Ovcrcoats. sack
overcodts and every other article N proportion. Cali
carry a. tI~ establishment, as have on hand, now, 4
-plen"'d assortment &c Ready Made Clothing ct every
quality style and price. MEYER STEIN.
\ q. Country merchants who will favOr me with Il
cal, can bus Clothing a. heap hc,e a. they can tiny IL
East. octi7 Ms.
TUsf reeeiv et-4G prs fancy Cassimers Pants. from
- %tto5 aois. octl7 NJ. STEIN.
"a MOTHER ARRtVAL-200 Pm Black Cashmere
LA and Cloth Pants. 3 10 ) dos; it0 doz fancy SATIN
Ne~;s. tor Il to I dos, 50 doz BIk do do.
octl1 VI. STEIN.
TuST rceeive,-t splendid assortment Of coaks-
~ Cal and examine them. STEIN.
.gusr opened, some very new new style Ret Ribbons
W sep9- tGREER x NOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14

a NEW \ CONVENIENT ARTICLE.
gust received from New York, a lot OF Double
~ GAPS. anew style eui rely. Ties caps are sulta.
bic tor summer OF winter, as they canbe, by turning
tlem, changed from z nu. cloth into a tine silk cap. or
from siik Ia cloth. as the Wcayer may prtteg or the Wea-
ther demand. Ctij : AVERY
GEUR ale ON AGENuN-B ! Fahuesiacks Med
- ci,es Consistently ou band 81 TIE new prug store,
south Wheeling, Consisting OF fe5mItAae, Ann B6iuus
EI.a. cAu-L nALsanL. 40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
Rich EVENING DRESSES.

RY EXPRESS THIS MORNING.
go ARK Green French Nerno.
- Richie hancleoN silks,
Extra Heavy Bpk Gro D'Rbjte,
Eic2 SATIN Stap@d do
plaiH BlaA s4tlHs. aate cold De'aius,
Faaay Pr'd nciun1s. Mazartue bu"Ho
Sup'r Blue French Blankets, Just reed a tle Bridge
CORNER Gtt. J ; RIlpUES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
CRUMBtcNEE & son,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

C. Xix and wOfsted canvass for working On, Zephyr
- wsrstel and SIR TWIST for Introducing, Stecl
Beads, etc, eIc. just received by
oct25 is RHODES Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-14
FARM FOR l.

am deSlroils aud IL VIII n I 4 u II ' taret N n'9,r"s q
pafce''' TO suit purchasers, and ON accommodating
terms. ian 22-tf TAr3Vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-05
sew xork, Sunday, March 5, is4s.
Cfrcul atom OF the Herald
Intelligence by Electricity.

BY the aid of the electric telegraph, we were
yesterday favored with an unusual amount of
highly interesting and important intelligence
foreign aud domestic.
The full and comprehensive report of the
news received by the Britannia, will command
the attention of our readers.
Our dispatches from Washington inform us
that the vote upon the treaty was not taken by
the Senate yesterday, and the probability is, that
it viii not be, before Tuesday next, The opin-
ions respecting the final action of the Senate
upon this important measure, have undergone
variety of changes since ii first occupied the at
tention of that body. It seems now to be the
prevailing impression that the treaty will be
confirmed, but, as We have before intimated, in
q modified form.
The proceedings in Congress were not mark
ed by any particular event of interest. The
Senate was occupied by the ordinary routine of
pubic business while in the House, the bill to
uppiy deficiencies in the appropriations, was
made the instrument on which to hinge speeches
upon peace, war, finance, politics. religion, and
buncombe.
The Democratic State Convention of Penn
sylvania assembled at Harrisburg yesterday
We present a full report of its proceedings
Delegates favorable 10 the nomination of Mr..
Buchanan for the Presidency, were chosen, by
an overwhelming msJority, 10 represent the
State in the Baltimore convention. The other
candidates wer- Dallas, Cess and Van Buren,.
The proceedings throughout were distinguished
by unwonted excitement.
The legislative summary, market reports, an
an unusually varied and interesting epI,ome OF
the other events of yesterday, will be found in
our columns this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-05
THE TREATY I'M THE SENATE.
NO Vote To-Day.
Its probable Ratification, with Notifications.
VOTE TO BE TAKEN ON TUESDAY.
General Worth and the Presidency.

WASHINGTON, March A, lS4S.
The Senate went into executive session lit.
tie after II. An attempt was made to take the
vote on the treaty night, but failed Several
senators intend TO speak on it.
1t is impossible to say what day the vote will
now be taken; it may be on Monday, and it is
probable that the administration senators will on
that day propose, as they did to-day, an evening
session.
There Is now little doubt of the success of the
treaty The President is making tremendous
efforts to procure its confirm nation by the Senate,
and so far he has been very successful. Several
senators are mentioned who will forego their
opposition to the treaty. Mr.. Webster is expect
ed to introduce the Wilmot proviso on Monday,
and endeavor to obtain its insertion, of course
for the purpose of defeating the treaty.
A letter was received last night by a member
of Congress, purporting to be from Gen. Worth,
stating that the General is democratic in all the
party issues-bank, tariff, distribution of public
lands, internal improvements, the war, SC, &c.
On the Wimot proyso, he says his sentiments
are the same as Gen Taylor's. N.
WASHINGTON, March Al O'Clock, P. M.
The Senate is IN executive session on the
treaty.
We learn, on direct authority, that it will be
ratified, although some what modified. The gene
raj groundwork of that treaty will be retained,
and the notifications made will be altogether
for the subsidiary features of the documents, in
GLIDING the tenth article, which it is supposed
can be readily compromised with the Mexican
government.
The decision will be partly reached to-day;
but on Tuesday, at the farthest, the case will be
concluded.
The friends OF the treaty have gained great
strength within the last two days; the wings,
who had generally resolved to oppose the treaty,
have come in since Tuesday. Mr.. Webster,
who spoke in opposition to the compact on Mon
day, is now said to be almost persuaded to 60 for
peace, as we can get it, Several of his consti-
tuents are here, and they have warned him not to
resist the unanimous wish of Massachusetts,, by
resisting the treaty; they have admonished him
not to stultify himself. Col. Benton, who on the
same day took the same grounds of opposition
to the treaty with Mr.. Webster, though he APP
pears to be memorable, WILL it is said vote for
the treaty, if his vote is necessary to carryit.
The truth is, the out of door pressure is ire
sistibe
When the treaty was reported from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, four out of FIVE
of the committee were against it, and II was
proposed that Mr.. Sewer should take it back to
the President at once. Since then, day by day,
the banting has been gaining favor, and will
possibly, to-day, very likely on Monday, or GER
tainly on or before Tuesday, be pronounced le-
Ultimate.
Peace, then, is certain, and we speak as one
having authority w.