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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

OR PILES. 1N~TFcNNL or thNhh-
NENrLY CURED BY
DIR. Upham'S Vceet bic Elecinary,

An Hl'srr0i RsveSy. trhich, y "scd &c
oordirg 10 directions. a cure Jor
it is cuur0uie,d.
SYMPTOMS or THE DISEASE.
A common consequence Of tbs affection 3 a Mind ot
,errsnus. or tesrtur dow sensation, e. u Is familiarly
crTed; there IS also heat, tension and throwing ~ we
usrt. vatvt1 ing nom q npueraie degree Of these srnsstlnns
4" tMr pist everutiatine sufel ps.-these are caused by
the great flow ~ blood 10 the parts. Sometime irr IN
npr cuai n tho i-Ngl pfptrudcs al every evaenaiioh'
forming Whist Is called P%rolar.us. or failing 81 ne h"N
els: Tins BE- the effect Of long continued Irritation a"u
weakness OF that organ In some instances tire psticit
eyp-rionces nervous pains. which are indesorihenie' az"
know oriv 10 the suferer. which commence ttntnedi-
atciy afcr an evacuation, and continue from thirN mh-
uteS 10 several hours. thtSe sensations are very annoy
ING sur sometimes very distressing. This disease, w"eh
OF long continuance. ~ attended ~ pain and weakness
in the hack, irritation Of the kidneys aud bladder, ard
other organs in the vicinity, pain aud numhness ~ the
iers and feet, a sense Of ftraitness about the chest. ana
unnatural fniness IN the atominal yisecrs. accompanies
wrh palpitatton Of The heart and oppression. lndlyid
uals son etiinc- experience, previous To en- atiack nf Inc
Plies. symptoms denoting great arrangement IN Ike CIR
eutstion: there is q sense Of weight and pressure in The
abdomen. with a peculiar feeling OF uneasIncss ~ the
uuweis. consultation of perinHum, attended win pain IN
the back aud j. ns, nausea, and stight pans IN me SION
ach. pale couptenauce, confused sensations IN The head
wear mess, aud irritable and Disseminated sia'c Of
mind. srd a sense 81 fitness and oppression IL the regio.,
Of the stomach. The circulation on The surface - fe,
lie. and the current Of blood determined inward ana
d~ownwafds.
III TPHAM'S VEGETABLE E~LECTCARf.
cuRKs EfFEcTu alty, .Np InEEiIoRt rKEEES1s PILE
FAD THE TESTIMONY.
Hudson. Decent er n. 1875.
/ GrNrs-t have used pr Upham's Vegetable Pile Ee
iuary which purchased Of you, and fud II one Of
iest medicines ~ usc FOR the Piles. and aiso tWr all b.
Gus adeCtions, arising from an impure stale OF The sys
EN-. Yours, GA COLE, Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES THIRTY

Mount " ashington, Berkshire Co. (Mass)
Nov 20. ie47.
Messrs. Wyatt 4 Ketcham-Gcnts: Fer thirty years.
have been afflicted with piles, general debility, and in
fanmaii On, causing tumours and prolapsus of the how
els, and which had resisted all The medical treatnei;
DR. Chapman aud others could give. The last three year,
Of that tine my suhcrings defy description. was con-
fined TO he'd, unable To help myself, and al last given w
by my physicians and friend. IN despair OF ever gaining
my health; in fact for three days before | commenced
using DR. Uphant's Electuaryi ! was entirely speeches.
aud my burial clothes were made. But under Provi.
dence, and the use Of DR. Upham's Electuary, though an
OLD MAN, have the pleasure of stating tire FACT TO the
public that my health is now good, and hope to i've
many years II tits Gods viii. to make known the vir.
tues OF Doctor Uphain's Eiectuary, and TO recommend
II 10 my afflicted fellow creatures. II helped me beyond
the expectations vi all that knew my case, and J can
only say 10 others tina. II is, IN my opinion, The best me
dIcine in the world for Piles. or any other disease Of the
D owels; and il they will use it according TO the direc.
tons, | VIII myself warrant a cure in every case,
Yours, with the utmost expression OF thankfufness,
CORNELIUS SPUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
MOTHERS! =


w ouLD you hsvef viii y"u possess an effeetual re
VI meiy esanist the awful raw ages, that is constantly
msde by that fell destroyer Of ihe infant race; WoRMs;
II SO We say TO you sonfidcntiaiy with the Blessing Of
Lord attending the application, that 1t will in no
c siftAkep ~eeserdifG Ia the ditections faato remove
We from the stomach ofthe little sufferer ard restore
Ito ,lui. Our wQrin syrup is made entirely otyeeeta
les, Ia efore harmless Fathers, Motiers; GHaYlSns
othe Pareatlsss ,snd AL who have the estee 81 ehhdr~it
,elay act bul basgen and get a botffe of hohenssck's
ysrm syrup al the corner Of end and coates SITS Phiia.,
~ aay OF lheiI numerous AGENTS throughout ths Da.iea
states. .... .F". 'ts g. -Hdta1f
Come proyethe truth OF what we say, q
To Coates aud seeond. haste away;
There's a s~y rup-ti,at DO " sespen fGg =
Wafins. Aha yauV IAN It's yitues leli,s ...-. r,r q
It's mild aud sentla- vet its ssre, es.:e.,.. NM. K
Mothers, It vii your ohllarsp cure,
Then can vou, viii you, vet refuse, "a $50
This best Of medicines 10 use !
!Nepartd oniy BY } Ma as Hohepszek. SECOND and
SaTts SIS, fhi!a, ana for sale BY most Of the resptels
.e Druggists and Store kespsTs osss Ike United states.
lrfice IS ets per bottle. cod sep 10 4.
lny James Baker, J tef~on and l. A A Wait. sstaA,
Whaling, Va. bsvit Pa-Ss Il Co. agents NaftensyAle.
f~sr '--~-. So !" "a Nrant.. Y . feport, Ohio.
Co. 'ftL .tiro h-a o.. .rIh.p.
NaaV So tats- 0, r-Ht.Ff IL;
sN sptt rai.-e reh t--t1.LI roar -
vsi ~ essiras. ~ GOff",.
$50" ~ szs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
United States, Msrshars Office, New York;

Dect mier q. IS47.
Messrs Wyatt & am-Gen L nders,andir
that you are the general agents for the sale Of Or. u
hams Vegetable Eleciusry, for the cure OF rifles. ! have
-ecmed It my duty TO volunteer a recommendation M
hehaif Of that invaluable medicine. ! havelecn afflicted
for many years with pies. ard have tried vGrious RENE
dies, hut with no beneficial ehects-indeed, ] began TO
consider my case utterly hopeless. But about the first
of September last, ! was prevailed upon by a freud To
make a trial Of the above named medicine. took his
vdviec and rejoice 10 say that am net only relieved,
bat. as | believe. perfectly cured. most earnestly rec
onmend At TO all who may have thu misfortune to Re
afflicted with that annoying aud dangerous disease
Very respectfully, your os't syt, ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
TEAS,

AT THE CANTON Ten STORE.
Morke, Square. Uheeling. Va.
you may find pure teas, Imported ~ ~
w Canton Tea Company OF New iefA'
and 1863 l. recnwieh sis.
Retsii prices as foliows-satjeet ~ az cases
turned, if no, approved OF IN either weish OF q"an'"y'
EENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
UdBf1o1N>
WOLFF,S

COOKING STOVES.
fY1HE subscriber has nav on hand a full supply Of
d the above Stoves and respectfully inv ties those who
are III want Of a good article to call and examine his
stock which he will sell low, as he is the only agent for
the sale of them, purchasers may rest assured they are
getting aGEsuIsr NoLyy STOVE when they buy ofhim.
frh7 TiOS G. C~lJIBERTON
klso some coal cosking stoves ofpittsburs manufacture
a irsI rate article, together with a general assortment o,
COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON WARE, all of
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable tel ms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For

The HsIr.-lis positive qualities are a. foliows:-ist.
For infants, keeping the head free from scurf. and
eausirg a luxurious growth OF the hair.
ID. For ladies, after child birtI, restoring the skin to
its usual strength and hrmness. and preventing tbs fal.
ling ouI of the hair.
3D.. For any person recovering from any debility the
same elect is produced.
9TH. If used ~ Infancy Till a growth is started. il
may be preserved, by attention, to the latest period Of
life.
Si II frees the head from dsndruf, strengthens m.
prevents the han ffom changing color or ge ting grew.
~ 6llu lieanses the aslr TO curl beautifully, " hes done
up IN It over night. IL NJ ladies toilet should ever
De !'Hade Aithostjtti
-Expeetorant Syrup. p ia e ,ou a COUCH
sands have niSs i premature drarh i6r the wan, Of Al.
'tentloH ~ acuHnAQp. corp, IIsv~ you a sb.<stl Rev
~. Barhooten's' r. rpectsrs =. rup, a safe medical
prescription. eontalnlns no poisonous drug and used
ny an el;Tpslse imaciire Itf several years, " III adosl 90. :
T. ive'y ttvt reiief, aAtSave you frsmtIsi IN ia aw IA, Z
diAease, PulnQRag CONS nptton Which asuaay s,v-sb,
mo ihe grave, huifdtsds OF the soang, the old, The love,
ly aud the gar.
n'he only genuine fonsaielin Wheelin. by A.O.F.,.
cllsl ~ 'Steohrnyli 10 by, ~. ,lona, IN HIttsAnrs INV N.Tn.
Jscssos,i tas W ssnasiqnu by A Sm1epy 4 SIN. IN !.
CaIssHe hyuohnson, also in every ton in nm .sxilL
vhnia, Ohio Maryland and vrginia,7 ~ sxasnIs'h
sasn -. i Bakfs.S
80 o. ~ .a ~sr I -. 80 UT :
.@@- . "g1z1& 1'"fsn'
'et''crs o. .SSs9 l., IAN
D. t,s.5s 49, "a E4sA,. ~ 9gSytE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

Egransnt, rcrks Co, tMass.O Nov 90. 1857.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
OF suffering aud relief, of which, as physician and wit
ness IN the case, | c~heerfIliy endorse. DIX CHAPMAN
NoTlCE-1he genuine upham's Elec,uary has his
written signature. thus (C- A upham, NJ. D. Tie
hand Is alone done with a pen. Price s per box.
RF sold wholesale and retail, BY WYATT &
kETCHAM. l2l Fulton street, n. Y, and by Druggists
generally throue bout The Tinted States and Canadas.
J. CRUMBACKER, Agent for Wheeling, Va.
ian IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

Sweet Meats, &c. h hIess,s.d L r,ms AcCp Pss,
ges, Ginger. Citron Peaches, Pears, Ounces, Crab APP
pies, strawbefrits, Raspterries, Cherries, Damsons and
Grapes; Peach, Pear. Ounce, &c, Marmaiades: also,
Ounce. Pear, Apple, Guayaba, Blackberry and Currant
Jeliies, Dry Ginger.
BRANDY FRUITS. ETC.
Brandy Apricsis, Peaches, Pears, Cages and Grapes;
Ginger, Pine Apple. Sr rssparilia, Lemon and Raspberry
Vinegar Syrups; Anns Seed, Noyau Rose and perfect
Love Ccfdials.
CONFECTIONERY. ETC.
The creates, variety of French aud plain CONNECTIONS.
~, consisting in part as follows; Bon Bons, Fruit dror,.
Jelly Cakes, Chrystalzed Fruir, Gum Droas, Conseryes'
Rose Drops, Cordial Strawherries ana Raspierries .imi
TALON FTuii, Grange flower drops. Bnrpt and Rose ~
monds, Nan,na Cream Candy, Love Candy namen
for cake, Plate papers; Ginger, Sassafras, Mint Lemon
aud Pepper i.ozenees; Apricot, Fig and Juluhe Paste;
Sugar Sand; refined aud Com I.iquorice; Crimson ana
plain JelatIne; Fresh Vanilla Beans; Extract Vanilla,
oil Lemon and Hose Water.
PICKLES
London, Piealilla, Ssmphire, Chow Chow. Onion and
mixed Pickles. Eastern; CucunheIs, Burr do mixed,
Onions. Ca'rn, Eng Walnuis. Peaches. Cherries, Olives,
Manages, Cauifiower, Martinas and NasturIions.
SAUCES, CATSUPS, ETC.
John Built. Cavicc, India Soy, Harvey. Reading and
fepfer 81 uces: Essence Anchovy Pasto, India Curric
Powders Horse Radish; Capers, Tomato, Eng Wan
aud Mushroom Ca,sups; Sardines; Sailed Oii; pI epared
French Mustard, Kentucky, and New York,
do; Green corn in cans. Just received and for sale by
S. d. WOODROW,
dec IA oI corner MAN and Jefferson street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

fthes ek W Nh a diseased stomach restored aud iRa-
= pure blood clrssscd, (Which ia the iuuadatlon Of dis
eases without -ndsngeuhs tlsir eonsiiinir Dn. go A get
IT ir ROY SAtsAfAklLi.k and WILD CRERRl
PILLS which Is tho only ssfs family msdirlaeio lie ob.
is'"H' mad Al VA J. kDED's,
corner u laos aud Nala VI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

received are the following:
Gunnowder. yery superior, Sl,5c
Imperial lbs
Silver Leaf " LOG
This TIE. is seldom sold even by large Dealers
owing to the SINAI II profits on its sale.
Young Hyson. superior, ~
Do good %
Golden Chop l,5e
This is the finest Green Tea cultivated in China.
~Gunpowder, superior l,W
Imperial. do. l.W
Also a large variety of TFAS, In a word
ifyou W ant the best tea in the City, cail at the su'seri.
hers, where YOU can always he sure Of getting q purV
article fresh, as we are in receipt of Teas amos every
week from tho largest Tea House in the United States
BASSE1T & ROBINSON, South Wheeling.
For particulars see our general advertisement. alse
small bills accompanyin ing each package. u
Marshall Beacon please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
SAM

a ~ your friends II they knew Of any thing that
Ia will 50 speedily cure u long and tedious cough, rsi
sing of Mood. Lrnncht sis,dyspepiie consumption. hosrse
uess. influenza. art diseases ofthe threst, as tho Oioso
anranl ana theV viii tell you--no. There rever has as
vel been a remedy introduced to puhlic notice which has
peeu productive at so much good in so short a space %
,u,, Paad thef pItasytno
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CO., votNc uysoN. % so per ID
Fine, do
No . fragrant 10 80
No 5vcry fine do
Silvsr leaf, do
Good HYsoN,
Very fine do =.
Extra fragrant,
Good HYSON SKIN,
Good IMPERIAL, 30
Very fine do :.
Extra fine do
Good G uNPOWDER,
Fine do
Extra fnc do %
BLACKS.
No sOUCIiONC. 30 50 per 7"
Neg DO W.
Finest do oD
Congo, various prices.
Fine ooL.oNG, go
Very fine 10
Extra fncdo J w
N~iNGVO,G, various pr1cef
TEA. {yery rich rckoc favored 015
Fine ORANGE PEKOE, 06si
Finest EXC LOWERS 10
or finest Back Tea imported 90
Ne plus ultra TEAS both Green and Black, OF all ds'
scriptions, the highest grades grown IN CHINA. SD
per pound.
TPTAKE Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vender of the surerlor BlacS les
| called flowQrA's MIlIuRr. WILLIAM HALL.
n M Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

J.ef .L.sNg. y-av .3aq@tso-. s--sl %.
N@ 70 - 81 S+-s.-ri -T46It
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14

.o'.' s'1Goa wnrt1 'srahnia-Xooa
o. dasNtisS A@stss'is% ~ .S~s
EEff
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'~'N .Dt rai-r reH t.--t1.L.l TEaT -
v5fza Eaf ~ essiras. - ftCffsA
srsa." TEEzs 10 sS-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
TEN COMPANY
AN,OTlLp ApDINAI

ANOTTIEh NhhTV Us
u'TE subscribers would respectfully -
1874 L form thcsr customers and all ntercs.
hTsaAhlfS ted, that they have received a fresh lof ot
" 81 those very superior Teas from the Pm.
N %SGl& KIN COMPANY, New York. making
@1GHTERAE their assortment complete. Among thoss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
SMEETSEE'S PANACEA.

certify. that for the last Eve years. ! have been az
fictei with dyspepsia aud W alter Brasi, accompanied
" IN a general weakness ofthe whole system, particu-
larlv distressing | aims IN the hack. AT times my diges
tien was so bsd that could scarcely keep ANYTHING on
my stomach. ard coffee ! could not touch. ] has been
| attended hy several doctors. and hadtaken & great many
| prescriptions, without receiving any .enett. A few
weeks sgo ! commenced taking DR.. Sweo'sr 5 Panaces,
| and iefnre he'd finished the first bottle, ielt certain II
| would cure me. as no medicine had taken had such an
effect on me. ! have now taken three BOTTLES, ard feel
perfectly well. am, however, takirg another bottle TO
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publ,cly. to let afflicted know where, 10 obtain relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

Joint resolution ressse 10 evidence in applications
for pensions
Joint resolution u relation to the transportation and
discharge Of the military forces Of the United states Al
/ the close Of the war with Mexico.
Joint resolution dsposing Of two brass field pieces
/ captured the Battle Of Bennington IN
Joint resouron n change the location of III house
on Lake Superior in the State Of Michigan.
Joint resolution renquishing to the state of Missouri
certain trophies Of Doniphsns victorious expedition
Joint resolution concerning certain portions Of the
marine and ordnance corps
Joint resolution Of thanks to the officers sailors, snd
marines Of the United states Navy.
Joint resolution authorizing The Secretary Of state n
furnish the Clerk Of the several District and Circuit
Courts Of the United States with copies of Little and
Browns edition OF the laws OK the United Ststes
Resolution rendering the congratulations OF the Ameri-
cans to the French people.
Resolution sanction an agreement made between
the Wyandots and the Delawsres for the purchase of
certain lands by the former OF the latter tribe OF Indians
Resolution authorizing the presentation 10 the Gov.
eminent OF France ri series Of the standard weight
and measures 81 the I. :. and for other purposes
Resolution explain act passed 2ith June lsis
entitled An act for the relief OF w r. Slaughter late
Secretary of the Territory Of Wisconsin"
Resolution in relation to the naval pension Of John
McCarr
Resolution authorizing the submission Of certain
claims TO arbitration.
Resolution authorizing the proper accounting officers
Of the Treasury to make just and iar settlement Of
the claims the Cherokee Nation OF Indians according
70 the principles established By the treaty Of Aug 1910
Resolution concerning the distribution OF the statute.
at large
Resolution for the speedy payment OF the three
months extra pay 70 the officers non commissioned ON
GERS musicians and privstes who have served n the
late with Mexico allowed oy the act Of July 10 ISIS
Resolution granting to the Jackson Monument Com
mtee certain brass guns and mortars captured by Gen
Andrew Jackson. and for other purposes.
Resolution authorizing the erection the public
grounds in the City Of Washington of monument to
George Washington.
Resolution respecting contracts for hemp tor the use
81 the American Navy.
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gether in merciless confusion looking a. Il the fras
ments. ihrrms and odds and ends Of dozen commu-
mites had been gathered by the ehaouers and piled IN
to gigantic rubbishheap.
The prices obtained at these sales. we said are
generally fair, and very often even more than the sri
ces are worth-the purchasers supposing that every
thing bought at auction must necessarily be cheap But
whstever may be the prices bid at the pawnbroker
sale the unfortunate need expect 10 receive no
thing beyond what may have been originally advanced
The extra interest and charges commissions &c
&c. viii be pretty to eat up any overpus and the
owner, If he demands settlement may consider him
efvery lucky If the pawnbroker don't nsnae to bring
him in debt.
~ Slice XVII. will take the reader mp Fl" The
R0rfrA.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

~ There was a meeting OF the ALUMNI OF
YALE CoLLEGE at New Haven on Wednesday 18th inst.
Prof sliman called the meeting TO order. and Hon.
CHAs. j. McCgHDY was afterwsrd chosen President
with suitable assistants report of the Alumni who
have died during the past college year. including some
Of the other years was read. We shall endeavor to
find ROOM in few days for digest of interesting in
cidents relating 10 Old Yale including the decease'o
those most prominent among its former members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

THE NATIoSAL FREE Soil CONVENTION
Messrs Andrews Boyle, p sprucest have justissued
IN pamphlet of 80 pages Report of the Proceedings
of the National Free Soil Convention held at Buffalo on
the 9th and 10th of August The Report was made in
Photography by Oliver Dyer, and is probably correct
as far as it goes but we think the pamphlet would
have been more valuable had 1t contained more OF
the Speeches made at the Convention and less OF the
reDorter's comments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

DEATH OF Hon. REUBEN BooTH.-NewH Haven
papers of Wednesday announce, with regret the de-
cease of Hon. REUBEN BooTII Lieutenant Governor OF
the State from 1914 to 1876 Mr.. Booth justly
priced in private well in public life and sustained
envieble reputation wherever he was known. He
graduated Yale College in 1916, and was about 80
Years Of age at the time Of bis death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Quiet Ciry--Nlr. Webster's Return Home
His Position.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Aug. l6.
The city is fast becoming deserted Members
OF Congress save those who live at far distance,
are rushing home. Quiet reigns in Washington.
Mr. WEBSTER left today at l2 O'Clock. His
coming here has been of advantage to himseli-oi
great advantage to this country. His health is
much improved The determined course he has
taken in relation to all new Territories gives much
assurance against the Extension OF Slavery.
And yet it is no new cause. Mr.. WEBSTER,
while adhering TO the compromises OF the Consti
tution, has ever been opposed to the extension of
slave territory. He was one OF the earliest, per-
mans The earliest Of all our Statesmen to pronounce
against the Annexation of Texas. He maintained
that opposition always; and on the same ground
he now opposes admission o. our new acquired
territories as States. AS he has committed no err
rors in relation 10 the extension or undue legisa
tive announcement Of Slavery to repent Of he re-
ceives no support from Anti Slavery men, OF course
They require a man TO be born again. They don't
like person who hasn't been sinner. They do
not believe in the perseverance OF saints.
Mr. WEBSTER, soon after his arrival al Marsh
field will, most likely, make an exposition OF his
views upon the coming election. More to give
mis- reasons for his than 10 determine IT, He
has had no other intention than 10 support the
nominations of Philadelphia Hemade no mental
reservation when, by his friends, he went into
chat Convention. Such privileges are only guar
snteed 20 conscience people and Jesuits.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
North Carolina Election.
ID .,z.s ~ n fTtsswg1 q q


We are at length enabled after much anxiety
and delay 10 give the final vote Of this State at the
last election. It appears that Stanly, Wing is
elected by majority of 400 votes The House IS
ned while in the Senate the Wings have small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

KkNTUcKY.--ln thirty-seven Counties, being
about half the State, Crittenden gains 534 votes
on Gov. Owsley IN "A, when Owsley was chosen
BY AGA majority We presume Crittenden's ma
iority Is between 1000 and 5000 SO far we hear
OF six Wing Senators chosen to none other, and
80 Whig Representatives to 10 Locos.