Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18


ne mechanics a nsnuiae ,urvr. be,Necu ths AR.rh.uy
nd Rocky Mountains. inviting them 10 FURNISH .psc,.
mems Of their wares ior ,rhisuon We are siaa th.i
ne isudssle enierp-izs Of TREAD. In Ciucinnau
hes -s-~n - favoraAly received aaa oounlenanr.i
nefe>'oce ss 10 Justify Their perseverance. The 30
lee' OF esnnoi he mistaken. and ,i1t vii 'as ~
peoduco the desirable results aimed fh,rs can be
no doubt The means afforded in ne valley OF the Ma
sis-iPp' are unboondcd. The material iOr workman
ship equal in quality that Of any other portion Of
this country any other county The people are
industrious, and snicrPrsine. they in fact possess more
perfectly 'iie requisites Cor manufacturing country
than any other, from the very fact that most Of the CHI
I<ens OF the west those who have recently come
rem other sections where art ha. carried near.
er to perfection the Necessities and u1urie. Of civil
lied life than they be found in newly settled
countries and also that aU are dependent upoa laA,r
OF some description instead OF upon inherited .sate
There Is only wanting in the west some immediate
incentive to produce emullIioa that will bring ON,
the capacity ofOur manufacturer and show work. a.
complete aud highly finished can be found in thu
or foreign countries We believe that, stimulus will
he be., found at fair such proposed by the Me
ehanics Institute Of Cincinnati, where works Of arr
from different sections viii be br.lsht before the pub
he' examined, compared, and their relative tncr,,.
pronounced upon. The manufacturers and ,necb,n.
cs should enter spritedly into the plan of IN. In.,;
'uie Tor two reasons. They do not generally look
ahead TAR enough. but conrive Ia make as much mon
ey on their contracts possible without thinking TIA,
u The quality Of their manufactures is suffered 10 de-
erorate or not improved the fact induces many who
arc the best capabls of remunerating the mechanic or
naiuiactnrer to 60 to the east to purchase. because
ne thinks TO find the article that hc wants of better
quality The next object il make the manufactures
OF the west known and teach the public to appreciate
fhem
The following arc the rules adopted for the neIi fair
Articles OF every kind in the useful. ornamental
anu Inc arts VII! be receiv for exhibition
= EVER article intended TO he sold for the Some
NJ oil me owner must have the alue fixed by said o,N.
ner and all That brings that value viii b. cum
s.dered donation Ia the Institute
>. Articles may be deposited for exhibition only
Every article intended for the Fair must be enter
ell according TO the rules established and be under the
oitecuon OF the appropriate committee
D Models, machines, DC. should be ACCOMPANIED
with such explanation may be deemed necessary
10 show the purpose 10 be accomplished and every
article should siuto where made, by whom. and the
price.
Certificates win be given by the Institute for
such invenl'oDs as u-ay be deemed OF public utility
and also for excellence of workmanship to be deter
mined BY judges appointed ior that purpose.
Cincinnati, January lat. 1910.
ihe river continues navignble for large boaIs The
weather is mild and bOn's rnnning brskly. The
Maj boat between this city and sseubenviiie cum
menoed her regular trips lest "Wednesday.
Mr.. Black has retired from the editorial department
of lie NHtchez Courier and Mr. Duffied Of the Grand
Gulf Whig, has mounted The tri cd in his place
rho paper viii advocate the cause Of the people by
supporting Harrison and Tyler
lioS. 7 W. GILMER, Speaker Of The Hou., of Rep
resenstvo.. Tuesday last elected Governor Of
Thu Stale ON the 9Th ballot Harrison d Tyler WILL
carr Virginia.
Stevens (~hig} lately elected representative 10
the Legislature OF Maryland from Calvert county
John Gayle. the Harrison candidate. was on The 80
inst elected To The Legislature Of Alabama by major
Iiy OF 500 votes The Harrison bIauer floats uollv
o,es The cotton fields Of the Souh.
Er'rset Of letter from Monongalia county. dat, ID
Feb -. enclosing eleven subscribers to the Tipre
Harrison : daily gaining ground IN old Mononra-
Ia and u rs confidently beey cd. that by the time the
election comes round. least an equal vote Will be
lad IA :his county which. ia former iitncs gave ma
J9ry Tor the administration Of from To 500 votes
Yours, respectfully
On Saturday evening last the following resolution
vas offered at the Tippccanoe Club by J. T. Wharton.
and unnniErousy adopted
Rcsot,ed That the Tppecanoe Club Of Ohio county
30, m behalf Of the voters Of said county challenge
and defy the voters ofany other county in the State OF
Virginia which polls five hundred votes. TO give
Harmon and Tyler great majority IN proportion
60 The number Of votes poled will he given by the
said Ohio county.
THE TIMEs
Ma C,VyIv9's LEcTuRC-Is Mr. C. the cause Of
science las PrOmpt and energetic friend snd ifmuch
information y not impaired by his course Of lectures
q must be attributed 10 the Indifference Of the public
uP0n 10 Imporiau, subject aud the conse ouent mat,