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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
VENt VIDI. VlCI.

tyr ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. for the
| sf% cure OF Dyspepsia. id\ Err COMPLAlNT NER.
This medicine is offered 10 the public under The a.
surance that there article existence having stron
ger claims to their consideration. Beng compounded
| by regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col
| LEGE, Philadelphia, aud practising Physician OF
twenty years standing III Pnadelrha. his long expert
las e5nGed him III the opinion that conpOnnd-
ed medicine required 10 prevent and remedy the de-
hit aton produced by residing in low MIASMAIlC
CLIMATES. and to couuieract the prostratug iuhuen.
ces of the many nervous disorders Win which Tic hu-
man family are afflicted
DR. ALLEN Is a well known Physician aud has
used the Above medicine IN his practice for EIGHT
YEARS with Tie astonishing eject, having tested
its qualities in above eve thousand eases
No medicine received more hatteriug rocommen-
daiion from Physicians Of eminent standing than has
been bestowed tbs. Read the following;
The late Or. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philadel-
phis. pronounced IT one of the BEST TONIC prepara
icons he had ever used aud recommended il strongly in
cases ii Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility etc
The following Is an e&trect Of a letter nom
Dr.. ROBERT AGNEw,
an eminent Physician of Lancaster county, Pa
"DR. ALl.EN--DEAN SB;-it is with great pleasure
that inform You of The success attending your Medi
| cine, while employed inmy practice. hrny lelIeve
that eight of ten the by speptic may by the
your Medicine, rid himself 81 his thorn in the
pathway of life Not only ia Dyspeplic cases, hut IN
all OF consi patton and desesses depending on
dchtaied state OF the nervous system, together with q
torpid stale Of the Bowels, w your ElINIR he of ines
timahle value"
The he4l Is a letter from
!. 4. CLEVELAND,
celebrated hyscian and Druggist of Chareston, s. C.
given IN his own words at Iength
Charleston. April 10, lSi7.
DIR. C w ALI4EN-DrAR SlR:-li is with great salts
faction take this opportunity Of adding my experience
IN the sale aud prescribing your Vegetable Compound
for the cure OF bysAepa Wltmn Tue last eighteen
months, more than one hundred cases OF the most
obstinate nature, many Of them being DysFepc of from
fifteen years standing and had dehed every treatment
andcuate. at last Yielded and were entirely CUREU
by few bottles OF your invaluable couPouud never
had Medicine in ny store which mas gwen such UNI
.at sails fqf4 nDft lfln man feet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

- - INST RANCE.
- iskS VIII he taken hy the FIRE MARINE IN.
sssthANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT tux
t0wkst RATEs on
hading- OF all kinds, stone brick or wooden and their
Contents
Steamboats,, factories mills, sc.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds
Ana AGAINST AL dangers attending the OF
goods oH rivers, lakes seas, Canals and railroads
Tor the character 81 the company as To prnuutitude
aHa erahg ga tie adjustment aud paymeni OF ,ssas-
we t seve a. refer Ia The merchants 1T this place and
efiF Ntte laNe za the adjustment OF CLAIMS upon
Vs. 'atee GA Nam street. X. ". HARDING. secy.
aug I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

COMPOUND stRUf 90 TAR Wild CHERRY
'lHie lssssHt ssif aui 90 1us feifiF o. f.r.
eH.ast sr itlfHaf- A. fa. stiiIHe II hlaai a. i I
o. 49, ni Gee rhfsi Trading ia tosst eri4es b. o. sss
'.e'f 49, ff stHfiHlf. 30 las aHa iair is rsrn
w. 81 fhe AsH fNHs el .sf4r. 4ra Hal4ts. .na
q .firsaIt esd iftsH 3 e. sluaf. si.lr.
9 a O. = HiITEH. Bfa1s.sfs
100 - lt rzesiit -. lslaa kfas. FIilf "A
Read iif i,.iee iHe 81. aaiaf5 tesi.nleuisl
4.iis. "a hiEfas e., fa., isr e.l-rr
Nrssrs q a ~ s.ssI. tsanlIsa.r..--f I..f I. II.
aHif ia ata H91F q zee ~ greet tsff4l .tt. T.
dfitfl tsa tae nse af cess taasis.lHf e ~. =. ~.
HHi " 1Atfrff. iist Jos tsaa ff .4ss. t..i y. ~
~ l.s a|sssa'iaff caas siasai. uaa tlr Hsssi 49,
fi fr a Iltai ata Hlns fgitsf b ..a. -sls f -
teaie org iaaal tasefaaaf ..a. ress e. 81 ~, .
aanii'at 49, e sH4 o. ha es o. asI s Iss ~. -
g. siFs4 tfiiFss sas ta.tffsss .iartf ~. u
Il #aH luaf .Hf al4aslf
4vAA ALtFaAIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
Endure the Piles no longer.
ia. UPH Q MS
NEGET ARLE ELECT UARY

~ seEfEHGas FReN fHE FftFs NFait ~ 'sN
DR, UPH q NJ S
NEGETABLE Ell ECT l AIRY,
THE FAULT IS THEIR OWN.
Try Il. al yaa that have The PILES. INFLNMA-
rtox ct the Liver. Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys
Bladder. Liver Compliant. Dyspepsia, Con
stipation. Sick Headache, or any Diseases
of which
FILE IS.
Either Bleeding or Blind. External or IN
terau. Is The determination Of, and Ike thanks
" additional Thousands iriH be oppressed.
READ this EVIDENCE here Of CURES.
Though il CANNOT give the saved one wealth
II gives treasure Tar move glorious, HrstrH
IdTED STATES. MARsuNLL's OFFICE
New York, December 6, II !
Nessrs'KfrcHtN 4 ilESsuAw:
Gentlemen, understanding you ere the general agents
r ihc sale Of "Dr Uphams Vegetable Elcctuary" for
the cure ct Piles have deemed Il my duty to volunteer
recommendation in behalf Of that valuable medicine
haYc teen afflicted for many years with Piles, aud have
tried various remedies. bat witt no beneficial eiiecis
Indeed began consider my utterly hopeless. But
about the OF September last. prevailed upon by
friend To make a trial the above named medicine
took his advice and rejoice L. say That not only re
l5Cvcd hni as believe, perfectly cured. most earnest
d. recommend 10 To- all That may have the misfortune 10
le afflicted with that annoying and dangerous dsrase
Very resFect'y Yours, etc. ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

q. M lhNN - AAlNt fN~i w NJ l..
FItb ht lNSt kti~ur mt 10 be-that- the quest tos
- whether q b. hriter by sweeping hTe 10 he rain
r-ahd subject ~ all The s that nesh heir TO- or ik,
Fti''ht usi So 10 ie Protection Office aud there h,
med" sai' ooHaieftsas and hsppyVe leave for you "a
determine -" "
The Protection Insurance Csmaang Of Hsrtf nd Cam
tattiR al ssdf Paid ssaAy Of tasses hi the Mr.
efa 'oHnlft 'Hffisd 60 tbe highest confidence aad
itsf agent .. ahae4he. \ irstHla
WI. PETERSON
wiiltaf isss uB dwelling hatisss v.rrharaas s,a,.s
Hlis tei4ftss, &e together uiff az y eo,isf.
~ nff ie tiaf aisf Ha refF. and every atirr lies.
iph 20 insHiaHlt pFaHeriy. Also. ~ steam ketf sna
r. tHls ad iheif cafHafs 81 and fo.n ANY Hi ga I,
kfeaiEfH ~ HfNfa. siaH aaat "a tnf,...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

M N4ANAoSlAN HENNA.
m.uicih@i cosiurtique Is SURF curative to all
-, - OF TIE sNih, hpartins he'd h and beauty
:. e s9.p exon Nehave been feqirn M SIZED WIN
| ~ sa' Na9"sv SOAP, Chnescl We ia not pretend
LAT railways soap was either invented or mr.
faied ~ CHINA. Not al an; the inyel.ion in entirely
ul ." $50 also IS lis manufacture; htt rs lncdIcnai
-s's are Indigenous Of that climate whist lis beaui.
tNs Pt.i ertes are largely owing TO TIE Circassian
60, nc hehha IS one OF taose lasrtoTiors plants
VNe N'tiAes as cnsine,ilue has for centuries b.en
.NN "eg !" the tlfcssslans. But by TIE wonderful
= ~ nadwat @osr ~ iupaHiug that transparent
"tHs 10 tie SKIN, health and beauty 10 The conul,c.
non, q PROOF positive OF rs rare and valued vflues
- WIN othtr taisane plants, possessing healing
i'dh7ihs tutiiy ins and hetuN ing merits fAroy on
10 % . the g-eai secret OF The success IL Railways
es' tad%ays soap is sIcedy ia lis feet OF removing
an sun ltn, Puppies, Botchcs, ruslules letters
Sties Fan 1heum AingWorni, kGsH aud aiosqnto bites
e.. saving lis excellent. for Inc Toilet Il l. unebaed
spd ia - eeats large, and isl ecis stall tablets Al
.et Fnei al deqoz, 81 Courii-nd strsei; 55s rcans
Ntw Aefk. JAR C RADNAN a CO.
81 iclrl street. NeN York
go y heehnshy o FAIkNHlLO,
~NAW Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
Escagfs nHs, XsnItb.

Cosmetics, Chalk and saHstY ii preparations gen.
orally "a use when applied 10 se face very spoil
OF rs beauty They close The pores of t.s skia nnd
check the circulation, which, When uatH.e Narted
by disease or powder TIE ais ailmel IS the AHA
hes used IA Soaps, houuuAes ~ owu production u the
hunsi tlce Divine soll ga tie rsrcn Of rich aud
dehcliely uniei and vnriegtod fosefs free active
ani healthy circaaton OF the la the ruutsins Il
the pure. rich blood ta tAe eAtranies that Witch
pants The countenance ia tic most exquisite beauty.
II that which impart tire iniesefiaahe shades and
hasLes Of loVrurss that 40 admire bat none can dc.
scribe This beauty IS tte offspring of o,
FoNder or soap " thcfc Is uoi FREQ aad healthy
unn thcre Is 70 beuHty. lthe lsdy l. ra, driven snow
II she pant and use cosmetics, and tie Loal l. 4it
cold and impure, sac j. not beautiful II she be brown
or Acow, aud there T. pure aud active bioot Il gives
rich bloom TO tle checks, and hraacy 60 lar ewes
that is fascinating.
Ihs is Why the southern aad espeeisly the spanish
lhdes are so much admired Lads. te norh ~ 40 take
but little exercise or confined an close rooms have
spoiled their complexion hy the application Of delcor
Gus mixtures h they wish 20 regain elasticity Of step
buoyaat spra sparkling eyes and beautiful conpexons
they should Use DR.. ToNuseuds Sprsapafilla Thoa.
stnd who have tried a than sashcd delight
cd ladies OF every station crowd Office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
Eeg81at>ItgrE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

hANOT
COMPANY
az Ill insure against all manner of life risks npou
wv the most favorable terms The operations of ihi.
company are confined exclusively to liFE INSURANCE
Ahp CONTINGENCIES upon the mutual plan. lis advan
tages are too easily conceived to need comnent-ena
hhs the Insured 10 participate in all the profits OF
thc business while living, and securing survivors
certain resource against want when dad
Zach person Insured for life becomes member of thi.
company, with perpetual charter and is entitled 10 a
No'e-and aso entitled To his share OF the Dividends
Mhch are declared annually. For further particulars
ihqalfe 81 w. i. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
- II Police ON Monroe st.
ROB'f. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ. G. MILLER, Secretary,
NJ. u. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
1"s. Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
UW8, TCGVeCU1ITV,
0,;niens of r,hy.i.;.u-.

Dr. Towusen! Is almost duly receiving orders from
Physicians IN hcrent parts Of thc Uniuu.
Tins Is 10 &C t tHaI We the uHdcrsisntd PhY sicans
Of the city of ibauy have ia eascs prescribed
DR. roNHsehds Sarsaparrflla, aud believe il 10 be one
IF tie most valuable preparations 10 The market
II. T. PULLING. 81 d.
J. WILSON. n u
X. T.. BRIGGS NJ d.
4. l.. ELMENDORF, NJ ID.
AU,,ry Anil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
EEa ssElf2 lst quality Principe Cigars. inst
- a. - - ~ reed aad lar sale ~
ul1 a..


- the Agency for The sale OF Doctor $ Fitcl's A.
tmiHai SupPoucrs, Shoulder Braces, ami inhaiins
flutes together th his Book II ocutes on Tie uses
4 tte Lungs; aud cause, prevention and cure uf rul.
.1ouary consumption, Asthma, and Diseases OF tie
desu; un tax saws Of Longevity ANA un The inute OF
preserving Male and fenaie hcaltb AuGdftd wears.
wIul 20 Illustrations; by Samuel Sheldon fuch, 81.
~.
The Afflicted and Medical Fscuity a. particular are
respectfully it, Red 10 call aua examine
ranpy Of t.s above Instruments aud Books Just
opened and iOr sale by JAS MELLOR, Agent
APIS Union 81, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

zss2 BOOT AND SHOE
E.-w-rrasAS. MANUFACTORY.
Ia.s9&zks5zMAy-,~ JOHN E:RUGE Fashiona.
KY s--~ hle Boot and shoe Maker, few
doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING Va.
II f. wishes 10 inform his friends and the public gener.
ally that he has now hand the best and fashion.
able assortment OF FINE BOOTS in the city, and made
by the best workmen in the western country. He also
keeps on hand good assortment of fine pegged Boots,
which he sells very low These, with everything in his
line, and with close and attention
nd by providing neat and cheap article, he hopes
meet the patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
E has just received fresh lot of French Calf skins,
which he IS prepared TO manufacture into Boots and
Shoes tor his friends on short notice. in his pecu-
larry neat and fashionable style. AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
M,CLALLEN. KNOX, & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ssOOEss 81 SHOES,
directly opposite their old stand; Sign of the
BIG K ED = o o T.


~vxp a., -, -T.. -.
vx ,,,ror, ~ IL, - ut - 'tVh ihe mahh'ao,
o,rrossr e., az, S , ~. 10y "dse "e.n niahuIaclufea
bost saies,e .e,. ~ NJ, "e VI 'ie ateesl anu
III S,, :" no ana 'iioks i"f SiIih w
-, ~ -, IL - ~ '.ou :" ,lis y, any o'ie'
nc o. 49,, - ~ 'e :" Nt't VI a'' thig III ie
We ,a,;st:a' - 80. ~ "N ' ie.oe't'tF ,eqi's'
d" ,ho - I'M 81 q is 10 !uic!las'"@ a.
s ,sit ~, ~ ,nu a. t" ticii "UNahtaIe- o"t
,atia -, 'u W ''"o'S' :" P"''o VI VIZ ioiio"Hs
se"so'o'o s'o"N' ,,r,,,e, p,l,.rg
zoo .ir H., ~ - ~ : ~, ~ - =
ooV fiils Me" ihe cal NOUS
ao1 o. .eht : > NC morocco 20
w az Mcu stout car wen Boots,
ooo 10 men : NJ hoois,
,ooo. :, WEN ; MoNhoES
,oco pafs Mei ,iiie eau ana morocco Aunroes
d dooV ~ ,,eh ; MP bfogals'
JW 90 Men $ stout ta'f I wet Brosans,
SUI 90 NJ, nsh pfi",e mex hrogans.
,oo bons AND fQUlHs BOOTS
~, P9l's noys me cdi ooots,
10y 40 BOYS prime KIP 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
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~ rfE MEDICINE avaf.lu. I'D. ON o7.h. NOT ip ron
fsla rar'iaa uf a.nutsi. corrosive ~nAi'aic Nr~r
ME- D.IHr..a af t.f'H lr -aF frieternrs mtnfra's.
NIu HrfrIa 'g uInn wIlfI t... nte.#.re sr'f. Is kN
rHr rrt Hs-H.NufiHg f uaiurr u triNer uHt at
faaf a.. .oHaus hnusrs ffpn fHs hlai 44H I"tF end
fr a.st'afrt SOB aud sfrr.ihefH- iH rtstrtc lnire
sf t-r stomach. trasfats trofUrt 1 aHofi. tbeTe s
rrf VEIN e.arr risea W. hrrse u t'r IuuIarH Holt
tf. a rat ftn-tHrufi hy t.n GtstIEN. and t eisa
at'ar rrairrkl'f Hro rIty 81 removing mercury
f.Hr. f..r .HfHs HuH In.rss.
rUH 900 rrIONs 20 THE SKIN -scurvv, sc'r.
tef# N"0- Hrs. Turors, ~rrH.Nl1. or tiHs's ttl.
-te ig. Efsriae'as, ticcfs 'mrcrs. Running
sa. -esta anl B'es. time .nd dc'crninef rer.ever
aHte .a OIL -etrrsrr'. rsSt.rt. VIII eject cure.
FOR INDIGESTION.
ETfrf.rr Hf toad. Nausaa Vomiting. Nervnf7 airr
i.a- ..lfs rtul HiaHts, uoaiarhe fHientss 90 Re
sa.r if.rrnttrfir. TO- Swesrer's ferar~s wii soon
r.i cone. Hsf ifl'sfiuaie or sftenia with gripping.
nr r.Irs iIr rr sluHf DO irrrea.ea AVID he rufe
u.I aaln De- elected Iei rni fhr patients fieh'c1
fs VI ,h fhr ifsn ihat they are tai lcak fl tak q
s.e HafrIuf. 't bear Boo mind Slot fHcif mildly 1re
.af.ur irIr puts Dot weatHes into thn frame. but
faI reftr.rIV draws week.-mrs. ouf faves strength boz
sfe cod tV swing composed sleep 20 niehi. AVID az
saffie ia f si . rfar .u,girs tic " 0ie frame VITA
ti..r.f. ssIoH. clearing thc mini sHd Improving the
Isisht.
Acc1 aT1H.ld wtih Ma r0Us De5!lty, eured
y. q ~. .saa sF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

CAUTION


Owing TO the great success aHd immense sale Of nr
Toensend's Sarsaparilln number of men who were
formerly ourA gents have naAn- SAr,aparlla
ENtraets Eixiis, Bitiers Extracts of yellow Dock &C.
They generally put up ia the shaped hottlos
nsi 81 them have stolen aud copied advertise
meats, they Only worthless limitations, and should
be avoided
Principal Offices, I26 FULTON STREET sun Bald.
ing n !. lkeaulug a Co. State street Euatant nyou
a sons q! NORTH Second street, Pail4aelpha $
Hancr, Druggist, baltimore +. VI Cohen. Chal!cstoa
Wright 4! Co. lll Charities street New Orleans lbs
SOUTH feit street Albany aud by an tHe principal
Druggists ~ Merchants seHertil, throughout lac uni,
ted stttet West g. Cid, anh iie e t1aau.
For stl, wholesale aud retail. hy q EPRYOR & c
Agents aYbr TdJds OLD stana, mann 81. Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
[sa8.
TEAS!
'y'EINS.

HOWQUA, or finest Black Tea imported o :"
Ne Plus ultra TEAS. both Green and Biackof all de.
serptous, the highest grades grown in Cha, SIS
Ter pound.
VI FLAKE NOTiCE.-Thc Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive veuder OF the Superior Hack Tes
called IiowgUA's MIXTVRE. WILLIAM IALL.
nov 10 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

c. Nain.' w. .sa a.a.af.-iars - 80. f.r..l.
~" fRloE = PAIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

tkLEtk AfkD COUNTER BALANCES.
ASH FA'HaASk's PAIrSr PLArroaa
sNliA' aiAats' a hsat aHi Tor sale at The
'.''T l@ ''''e el OFT 4 GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
DM swEErsEEs rANAcEA

DYSPEPSIA 90 FIVE YEARS 90 GfTtoN,
Arc1aT1n.ti wiih Nn r0Us De53lfy eurod
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-20
Return Days
The Hon. J. A. Woodward,

Our aLle and faithful Representative, passed few
days with US lust week. On Wednesday he addressed
large number Of his constituents at the Court House.
embracing in his remarks comprehensive and truth.
full narrative Of the doings at Warrington during the
late session. From all that ho said, we came to the
conclusion, that with regard 10 the slavery question
we have nothing hope from either party at the Nor
and that our only reliance is union amongst ourselves
General CAss he says, will moi veto the Wmot Provi-
so and he also convinced that Gcnera TAYLOR would
not veto it. Under these circumstances, he plainly in
,ina,ed that it would be preferable and more favorable
10 union amongst ourselves 10 have Northern man
against US, rather than tho Southern candidate We
cannot pretend to give synopsis of Mr.. WIS remarks;
they were listened 10 throughout with tho utmost At.
,enlion and manifestation OF deep interest," such as
we have not seen, here on any previous occasion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-20
;..l.,,l;aa ,bir,een seamen. OF these, about

including thirteen seamen: VI 'hese' aooul
14O landed, aud the remainder preferred staying
on board the frigate all night the Marquis de Lis
boa having given direc,ions that all who were
desirous of remaing should he accommodated IN
the best way possible. The dead body Of a
child is on board the frigate.
A noble fellow, seaman belonging TO The
New World, went TO the wreck when there
was little hope Of saving any more, and struck
TO the hull OF the vessel ill every soul had left
her. 1t is said this praiseworhy individual, by
his own hand, lowered 100 persons TO the boats
below, Of whom great portion was women
and children.
Michael Gleeson states that there were sew.
eral persons on boar d The Alfonso with their
arms and legs fractured, besides being Other
wise injured.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-20
The feeling at the North.

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun writing from
New York says
No political principle involved in the agston set
or foot by The Barnburnes. One Of the leading mcn
confessed us much, yesterday. "If (sad he) We can
only succeed in defeating Cass. shall have accom-.
pscd all we DESIRE. He cheated US in 1874, and his
friends kicked out Of Convention in ls4s,-Mr. Van
Buren went into Convention with clear majority. but
Cass. by his manuuvres made it necessary to elect
Polk, and he elected Mr.. Van Buren, could have
been. We will beat Cuss, even though we all turn in
at the eleventh hour and vote for Taylo;." Another
main man among the Barnburncrs, by way Of tcsmo.
ny of his faith, offers bet Of $30000 in ono sum, or
in 10 suit purchasers that Van Burcn will receive
electoral than either Cass or Taylor! Should
he succeed in making any wager c will thereby be dis.
franclised, statute cnacted last winter that
effect, by the Legislature Of New York. F. r. Blair,
delegate at his solicitation 10 the Baltimore Con.
venon, says his "eart is with Mr. Van Buren, and his
principles" If so, it would be some salts action to
curiosity TO know The whereabouts Of COL Bcnton's
hcar.-abe for the first time in many years. he let
himself down from the Senatorial dignity 10 address,
the people, OIL his journey 10 New York, in company
with Gseeral Cass.
Tie truth is, in regard 10 political prospects, crn.
a,ions and chances they stand u, this time in par
tcu!ur loose and uncertain state. Nevertheless onr 81.
the most shrewd sagacous, and sound statesmen "f thu
day, whose judgement in such matters has never YET
been found in fault, considers tho election already dc.
cidcd He suys the votes have been counted and Cen
oral Cass is President"
This exract indicates which Of the candidates, 10
likely to receive the sympa,hics Of tho Free Soil party.
in the event of an anticipated failure with thor
ticket. The people Of tho South ought not he dc.
ceeved by tho spccious arguments and gabod extracts
found iu Southern Taylor prints, for every d,y only
adds TO conviction, that the Of Gen. TAYLoa,
will be regarded oven by the Barnbuncrs partial
victory Tor them. How this be. f General TAYLOR
other by letter, through his political ficnds has
given assurances that he will not veto lie Wimot Pro-
piso. We arc thoroughly convinced that uch assuran.
cos have been given, in somo form.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-20
General Taylor.

Tn another column, will be found General TAYLoR's
latest eDsle; we cannot say that it WILL be the las
We sec nothing in this letter 10 comment upon, save
that il is very we'll written and that when compared
with the letter written Mr.. INGERsoLL some time
vince we must believe one Of Two tlngs-eItler that
they arc not both written by the same person, or tut
The Genora h1s made wonderful progress in his politi'
cal studies. There are one two passages which de.
serve passing notice. He avows unrescrvedly that lie
is DECIDED" Wing. This must bo peculiarly graft.
fyinq to lis Democratic frierds in Charleston. The
compliment paid Mr. fillmore, must be aso delight.
ful 10 the palate of all his Southern friends. Mil
LARD FILLMORE we'll known and proved by his own let
ters 10 be an ubotonst Of the deepest dye is pronoun
ced by General TAYLOR 10 be man of"SoUND CoNsER.
vArlvE OPINION" Now, probably our readers might be
dcsirous of being ucqulinted with MIR. FiLaoREs
"sound conservative opinion" upon tho only question,
which concerns them. They must pardon u.s. for occu-
pyinr our columns with these matters, unaccustom'
cd us wo ae to devote much of our time 10 more party
discussions but we conceive il 10 he our Duty when
Southern Candidate for the Presidency, in his anxiety
to concliae the Northern wing Of his party, unhcsta.
nsly pronounces his northern associate OF sound oP'
ion when that opinion touching slavery US follows
That he believes rcons to Congress on the subjtc
of slavery ought 10 be received, read and respectfully
considcred that he opposed TO the annexation OF
Texas, so long as slaves held therein: that he in
favor of Legislation for tho immediate abolition OF sa'
very in tho District of Columbia This is the "sound
conservative opinion" Of MLsRD fillmore OF N. York.
tho holding Of which nnd other opinions General lAY'
loR thinks, Justly entitled him 10 the fst place on The
ticket.
M n0 "cpesS c The Veto power
any measure pissed by Congress. and this he under
stands to be good Wing Doctrine. Now &c conceive
that any Southern man who can support the Taylor
Ticket aor this las, voluntary exposition of the leader
do from other dictates than those Of political
honesty. Bad us may be "Norlbcrn man With South.
principles" think he is decidedly preferable to
Southern man with Northern principles. Such II
from all Developments within our oach we
slider General TAYLOR 10 be.