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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
SAVANNAH. Sent. 5.

From Florida The steam packet Charles
Downing. Captain Dent arrived last evening.
from Black Creek From our attentive cores
puudrnt of lhc Advocate office we have re.
ccived the following letter, with the advocate
of ist, inst, and the ST Augustine News OF
29tl u.
JACKSONVILLE Scpt.2.
send rin this the ncws Of The 2eth ult.
In oddii,.n 10 wlc!h. tic following may he re
lird on. as authentic. Ire scout composed "I
Cap;ain Hi gi,.'s command OF he volunteers
and a detachm,rn, Of United States IRA soohs'
under Lieutenant Nay. returned to Gay irl'
nv. OIL Friday :!lilI H., after Intellectually i'pf'
,I,iug the luIlalls about 60 miles. They took
the trail through the Okrf;.nukce and followed
il Sonthardv to Ocean Pond. WHEN il entered
u hammock, where he Indians took position.
Tie, were sr.veralliu routed by the sr"nt.
however, and Su closely pursued, that they
" ere compelled to throw away the packs con.
sis,ing o: clothes and 9th plIinder. taken from
the ,ainlIics WIN iad fallen prey to their LISA
rIa,e vengu,lce TIE S;lvag"s however. sur-
ce d.d in escaping; they probably separated
Tins rrlldei ins tncir trail nlIstinctandincapab
of beinr followed l. will he rccoected, thai;
this is the same scout that was detailed before
the massacre of Ron?ee's family. on the
south ;,long OF the st .narys.
Cantain SmIth of the steamer Cincinnati
arrived here last evening. from Pilatka, reports
rha, the express rider, tween Plhlha ard
some Of the inleri..l posts. wa slrt through The
arm. wien about six miles from the former
place. This happen Yesterday:
By a passenger on hoard the Charles Down
iun ,lSt arrived. am informed tha, man by
me n, me of Pa. son was si,ni about seven miles
from Back Creek a little ot'the New Evansville
rnod. fife was hunting with Nr. Tucker " i,en
shn, There were ab. II, I5l.'dians. Tucker
escaped. sa, S our informant. bu, rnnIor says he
wa as killed. ,r. .o
No. 10 is broken mp, and 'lr Indians are
snre,d all ai.o,lt this section of the cointry-
on Su day. they shot the "xnress rider lew
miles from Pilatka and an Monday they shot
two teams,crs and captured three wagons near
Fort Tarvcr and an express has this moment;
arrived with information that ther have Killed
= man at the seven mile house All hereis IN a
hustle abnnt i,-Gcorginn.
The United States schooner Flirt. Lieutenant
Mclaughlin, arrived oii'Ihc bar last evening,
in five days from Huvana, and sailed this morn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

Blue nk-NYr a;cI Y read in an exchange
pai.er a canton 10 persons who Use this ink
I, j. said that Pr,s~c ac:d is emplnyc'i in its
manufacture. and il j. his which gives it I b ne
coIor. PtusSic acid in it' concentrated state.
is Il deadly poison. PcrS'''ls who nsr this ink.
shouII he ca, cli,I 10, ln suck their penS or in
any way apply ii 10 their mouths. From a
ne. lccl Of this precau;ion. dangerous collsc-
ouc,ces might GIIsue
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
Maj. Til!man Watson has been appointed
Post Master at Ridge, l.dgeicId District 5. G.

Democratic MeetiHg at GreenrHc. c. H-On
Monday tlIr 9TH inst u larsc numhrr Of Demo
cratic citizens Of GrcenvilIc District. assembled
at tine Court House. The meeiirs was organ.
lZrd by calling Il. p. Bro kman to the Chair.
and appoinlin" G. F. Towm"s Esq. Secretary.
All address and Resolutions were snbnltei
by The Hon B. J. ar;r, Chairman OLA Com
tee WHO were appointed. Tile resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
The meeting was addressed by VIM. Choice,
Esq. Major Perry. Gen. Caldwell. and Col
Tandy Walker. The addresses were recrvrd
with great applause. Among others letters +; ON
Mr. Calhoun, Gen. McDniIir. Judge O'NraII
and Albert lluser were rcad tn the mec'ing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

High Hayrs for C0ok.-'Vc have seen i,
sta ed l1at lie rlileI cook al one OF the Sara,op,
ho'e's 'ecels, SALARY oil live hundred dollars
q mUGtii.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

Lavacca MALTA, assembled so hastily To-
eeihci, and without organization, wasas-
sisted by Major lzo,i, Col. Bell, aud Capt.
Neil, Il, volunteer aIds, all ol whom ren.
dercI essential service. brirve we have
given the CuniaHclIes "A lesson which they
viii long rcnrrmter, near 4UI ul their
brayrst warriors have been defeated hy
hail their number, aud ] hope aud irusI
that IN, viii Dc The last of their drprt''ia
lIuns OH our frontier. On tu-lMurtnw |
cunIrmpiat emu'aiy Ins "s many m"n IL
Gilt, Anu ii We iias L ii sufficient Du'nbrr If
good hnr>rs. pursue tnc Indians, III 'br
hopes that Z may "vcrlakc Ihen belOrc
They reach Tie nIunulains.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

Good-Thr following we fin.' in arrxrhange
papcr. a gentleman WAS asked Yesterday,
whether he did NOT think Harrison wonh be
our next President. "Rrad his name back
warjs,' lie replied. (so siEaAu.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
Green'rood Sept. 10, 1910.

Weare requested To state, tina: tie following
gentlemen are candidates iol Congress and the
House of Representatives Of the Legislature Of
this StLte.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

i'''oac Isf"nd - Inc oA,cia returns Of Rhode
iS'aiid' s''ow That tie Legislature will stand, 4S
li;irrIsoa and = Van nure,l men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

ing for Philadelphia. We learn there have
been no farther denominations Of the enemy
since tue attack on Indian Key.-Netes 2Sth at.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
GDc a apDcrttsrr.
EDGEFIELD C.. II.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1910.
PUBLIC EiHsNEEe

TO TjIE non. T.. ". PIhE EMS.
4 Dinner 'riH Le giypn 10 The Hon. r..
y. Pckens, at Grc,nr0od, dbMrilc his
t7ct. on The 2:}d iasfGaf 10 'shich GU he
citizens If tbs Co"gn sSio''df District, and
especially the Candidates for the L'gisia-
ture, are respectfully inriied.
THE COMMITTEE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

BLACK SEED CurroS-Pcr"nniQl.-A
fe" days allrr the news OF The massacre al
inr l"dian Key was beard, announcing The
murder of Dr. rerIuc hy The savaers, the
annexed letter WAS received by IL iucrcah-
lille house I'll tins city from The deceased,
written before Ine al,ark by Tile SenInulcs.
d.. Prrlnr had becn lur several years IN
the employment Of the Unucd States, as
bolauisl at Suulh hey. lie had made
some experiments in The raising of C"tIon,
and gives The result OF HE trial, enclosing
Il sample. |, will be secu thai The black
seed sea island cotton is Il perennial plant
in FIurila. a slIruU growing from seed
planted nine years ago produced this year
iUur pounds ~. ii. Bulletin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
INDIAN tAEY, 18th July, il

Sample OF black secd cmnn yirhicd
four pounds this seisul. At bulrh kry,
ilIue years ago, wcre suwn select seeds ni
Sea islnud i,uttun, Obtained al CharleSlun,
Suuln ChroIIna by Charles Howe. Esq,
the pfr>rul Inspector al the ou>l"Iis al
Indian Key. nc perennial shrubs, re-
sutln9 from tlIu,'. srcus in tins climate,
are stIIi producing tiuc STA Isl lhnl GOTTEN!
One si.',I. III hc; tarus. ;uH :ii. ,Imrt
1875, Is si''l yri,ii'o .;Iky cotuir!-
Every acre o! tie poorest land in South
fl0rii l. mrrc vi.:,ia!:e iur lr cL:u:c oi
sru island cul.i". ,.,nm '"u "rrcs -. t!,..
richest IdlI,, ~ liIe Southern S,aleS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07
. q . q o q q

GNVANS' FAMILY APERiENl PILLS are pus'
h iy vegetable. composed with the sIrrcte-t pre-.
"n of scisnse and ID art; they nsvcr produce nsuse
and nns warranted TO cure the following diseases whic
arse frod, impurities Of he blood. z-Apopler,
B'iioss affections. Coughs. Colds. Uiccrased sore ihroa,
Scarlet Fever. Asthma, Cholcrs. Liver Compliance
diseases OF the kidneys and Bladder. Afocuuus pecu
lar To females. and all those diseases Of wiiaisccyo
Kind, to which human nature is subject, where ia,
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Ncrvou
Diseases. liver complaint. ~dysp-psis. bilious Diseases
piles. ulcer, f.msle weakness. and all cases Of hypo
eiiondriscisn. lov spirits. palpitation OF the heart, ner.
vous irriiabilify. nervous weakness. 1uor albus seminal
weakness. indigestion. loss Of appetite. heartburn. ger
eral debility, bodily weakness, chlorosis or green sirl
ness. faiulency. historical fainiings. mysteries. hca,
aches, Liccup. sea sickness. night marc. rhcumaiisn
asthma. tic doulourcuS. oramp. sposmodic affections
and those who are victims to th-; most excruiiatin,
disorder. Gour. will find relief fiom their sufferings b
a curse of DIR. Evans medicine.
Berare Of CoUnterfsbG-CAUrroS: 30 particuia
in purchasing to see thai the label Of ibi. Medicine
contains a notice of its entry according 10 Act Of Con
greSs. And he Likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham street. cw-York or from the Rnos.
LAR AGENTS. WM. ii. KING. Whccinr.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07
UNITED STATES SENATE.

Several memorials were presented upon various
SUBJECTS after the reading Of the journal Of yeserday's
proceedings.
Mr.. Buchanan presented q memorial. declaring IL
70 be the conviction Of the memoualist. that the
moral, political and pccunisry condition Of the couu.
try would be secured by reducing the rates # cost.
ages on letters, 80 that the highest rate Of po.,nee sbsrI
not exceed ten cent.
Mr. R0ane presented another memorial prsving Tor
pay ior spoilations b. the french prior 10 I5O0.
Bile Rsportod.
A bill was reported BY Ms. Young Tor the benrft
Of fho FLORIDA. Alabama and Georgia Rail Road Com
pany. Several bhls n fhis character were rsporsd
and referred 20 tie m on Roads and Canals.
Mr.. Davis. from the Committee on Commerce. 70
ported q BIZ designed 10 refund certain dutios paid by
vessels engaged ~ the whale fishery ar Davis said
She bail wa cps Of considerable importance. and he
shoa!d AJAX attention 70 il ai the earliest moment
RssoistonG
Mr. Tappan. of Ohm. called I'D q resolution offered
BY him on Friday. progo-ing an amendment Of the
II the United States. 10 The end fhat iud.
res Of The y. s Couus shail not serve for a longer
torn Than ten years and with the vicw also Of dispia-
the judges who hive served twenty year,. after
one yea 3 notice.
On motion Of Mr. Hubbard. = resolution was ndopt
calling up0n he President of the United States 70
communicate % the Senate the amount Of money
drawn from he Treasury 6f private clams.
Mr. Benton called Up he resolutions offered BY him
at The commencement Of the session, and spoke 81
'omc length ~ defence Of fhcm--fhs fft resolution
10 The Portland and Louisville Canal. and The
ole craoied BY The ~compsny. which, IL was alleged.
inordinato.
This resolution va, s5er'e5 after ts DISCUSSES bal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

ESS ~ rue WEsrNtssrER CoCErs OF Re.
"A ro;uiIi. lulLpriccd Scotch bake., rtapped
plaintiffs hox. pspess and ledger in hand, TO
sod his claim TO 2ji. for bread Supplied 10 n
"a Howard. 4 tall young won1n. wearing q
re for maniilla and cyilrnily careful to cribs
Iiernals of %geniiliiy. presented herse.fro answer
Raud. III 7 age might be either eighteen or
the hollow cheek aal spare form. produced
sorrow or privation. or both, prevented a ciU-
roxi,u-iion To the truth. 4 Conmissioncr-Is
soIlli disp1tedl Young Lady-ecrtainly no.
only 10 shy. ON the pNr a:Ely faIhcr. that be sin
= regrets hs inability 10 sets Ihe account Of
Chliraan-how will he pay for 10 Young
y have s. to offer for it now, AMI my father
IS 10 have iae Indulgence OF paying the rest at
crown a week. cvmnissicne.--The bi!i is ior
.. an il has been standing for some IiEae. Jnds-
nm your appearance, ! sh5Ili link yoar father
be in such circumstances as % MAKE - -,.i"n''
cure the few sAillings len unpaid on his S:Ii.
LADY. Appearance are Olien decc;tful. II
ily distressing for my father and i~nysclflo ssk
u bal enc day but unexpected sickness in our
'Etlliy exhausted our li:tlo me ms. Baker.
ne money! iva anl sax-pence a week
yh. We gang about lOon wi a gran boa,
silk dress, while my wife maun wear a
u nnl cotton go1n. bccalse The likes o'ye
an honest mons bread wi'Oot paying fort
ii9pet ye he gotten on mum hoe cost, may
den glinc:s. 1T is tree said ihe young
ng, my dress Tly appear extrayagani.
Il with prudence dress ri les cost I would
n a respectable exterior, on ms part. rs 4
iusic, depends lhe subsistence Of a sick IN
=. ,siacrs. CThs baker shut his took ab-
tly. a rrss IL into his pocket)
"a for The bon you ailudo To-, that was pledged this
ming 70 raise u few shillings TO pay you The five
"a have Just received. and 10 provide for lhose WHO
VIC tssFd else beyond dr. bread loT the last week
no EpTSi | have On was presented 10 me by my
ndlady , the day is wet and cold" We'll Mr. b.
~ SAID khe Chairman. ina tone Of compassion, "pes-
,ps ~yOafNill agree 10 the young lady's toHo-f-"Oh,
ssil the baker, "twa and sax pence a month. Pin
DO .fyog wuu'-cbaiTrnan-TwO and sizpenos
z was offered. MAX iljust what yc lk, said the
The order was made and handed 10 The ysung
A. she WAS leaving ths cOun he stopped her.
me haud o'Ihat BIT paper. said The baker. The
was complied with.-"NOo." saiI the baker.
- some silver into her hand. SAX bock your
.Oon peicc, and lima fash yoUrscl AT a vi Use week.
payment. We shall hae a four pu0I loaf liza Jay
my shopc. and sc may pay me just when yeire
and ifI never git tho sillor NAV he III niyer
- IL bat Iniad. young Teddy, tslfd he %anguly) gin
a ~ eny iiher baker Ise pit ihis order IN force
ere faiher" The young lady looked her graf
The bakSs had nished-Liuerpool Chron-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

FfFrm WanD-At a meeting Of the riiizcns Of The
9Th ward held Of the school house. on The evening OF
ihc Oh ind. Doctor JOnn Eoh was called 10 the
chair. and Jas n. Stout appointed Secretary.
On motion. Mcssra Wm. McGaughcy, Geo FORBES.
Thos Parker aud Christopher Lsmbdn. were recon.
mcndcd % the VOTERS Of The 9Th ward. rs suitable
per.ons 10 ropssscnt iheir interests in the City Council.
On motion. Cen MosEs w. CnRYLIvz Vas un,s.
moUsiy dominated 6r he Office If Mayor Of the
Chy II Wheeling.
Resltef. That DE thanks Of The ciiizers sf The
fah ward are Joe 70 Meserz Sfonoman and Echols 6r
De faigiful 6anuer IN which they have discharged
their duuc p representative Of his ward in the City
Council
Rcsdfed. That The proceedings Of ths meeting be
eubish-d in he ncvspapers 81 This cIy.
rAs Irsrgtr. scc'y 40 EOFT, rtaimm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

. APPLICATION OF WARES
snily on opportunity of wit
ma doubi, wll prove q valua-
application eff water power-l
no doubt. are acquainted with.
Dr. Barkcrs mil. To such of
may he sufficient. perhaps. 10 ex-
.es by the reaction pf the water, and
ame construction A. the rotary steam
IA 50 much has been said lately. The
Wheel is acted ON either simply by the
be impulse OF the weight OF
.iiIar~cn aatbosrds. or It's force rushing
rkcr's mil IS mdysd by the reaction
= the w"'2Elhas acquired al the
a.. .eecdingly simple in as strac-I
ter IS conveyed IN a pipe from the high
which At lean cunv cniently bc collected
tai ppe, OF the proper length, made 60 move
q. Tho hcrszou,al pipe is perforated Al
4, on opposite sides, aal the leacticn of The
ne OF, drives ;hese AIMS rapidly roanl In q
f~rcc;ioa. The in?roycmc1; on Barksr'-
have seen la'-, and ioF which a pat
s"-i :, Mr. S.iEat Of Ne:hsroraig.
4sis (hcsitcs IA I'M snious waterfront
loa Of somsihing Ike tho steam engine
a beautiful eonirivan-o Cor preventing the
Ich aros, ffuia the centrifugal action of he
80 HA4A1 Wa ~ Nslt Il " Cul-
the pa;eniee hss the arms Of lris machine
b an eccentric curve, calculated according
sghl Of The fall. ~ that. when The machine Is
on. The wafer rushes out. 81 its lul seed. ia
lilac from The centre. 10 The extremity Of the
ere il pow er is wholly exhausted by action on
opposite the oriiccs BY which il runs Of
IMAGES of this machine are said 10 he very
ithe fri place, while. by the common wafer
some circumstances. only q small portion OF
r power can be used. and under ihe most IA
Int more than s~irty-sive per cent. ii is ~calculs-
by fhis new machine, not less than nine,y-rer
&c aaotve power of tho water is rendered
f. Secondly, ;he most iriilias ~riyulet, provi-
10 good fall. can be taNcn advantage Of by
machinery and thirdly. the expense Of the
Barker's mil! is not mere than one 9Th Of
'nso Of water whsrl TO work in the sane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07
aEacoprare Amcriooa Manvfoo,y,,,-

IsFVVWF'It HHITTIHH EIHHHTuTHTfN
NOTION YARN-TbeF roprietors ofibe EAGLE
~ COTTON WORKS inform their cusfoancrr.
aud all dealers in ihcir line. hat fheir Factory con
tinucs IN full operation. aad that hey have a very ez.
tensisc stock OF Cotton Yarn Oh hand, which hey war.
rant TO be of very superior quality. being spun from
Gne Mississippi Cotton. They are now ready. and
wili 10 happy to execute orders NJ The following re-
duced scale Of prizes, TO wit
No. ; NJ IS rents per lb. and rising half cent per
number and No. 500 at 4 cents per dozen. and hlL
ing a cent per numher. Candle Wick, Coyerct Yarn,
and Carpet Chain, ON hand. or pado 10 order.
jan Ill adv ARBUCKLES & AVERY.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

o hERE-AU persons indebted 10 Inc sub
scrbcr FOR goals purchased pre- ious 10 the frn
Of April. ls59. either by note or book ~ count. arc re-
quested 70 make payment on or before the first Of Feb.
ruary neat a non compliance with the above request
suh viii b. entered without fcspectt 70 persons exccpt
notes AZ short dates are gwen with good security
Also. bills which have been contracted and In,fur.
ed since tho first Of April he wishes 10 have seulsd
without delay, as his engagements are such rs will not
admit Of any further injulgcncics
ian 4 l5iQ-l ~ GEORGE KELsALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

n NERVOUS a. DEBILIrATED-DR.
h EVANS TONIC PlLLS-The powers of E.
vans Camornile Pills arc such. that the palritating
he art. the trcmuious hand, the dizzy eye and
the hntirring mind. vanish before ihcir effects
lake noaious yapors before the benign influence Of
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the cure of Inicrmiitsns. together with fcvsrs
OF the Irregular nervou. Kind. accompanied with Wis
ccral ohsiruci.ons.
This ioaio ,aedicinc rs for nervous complaints. gen.
cral debility, indigestion and its Consequences rs wait
OF appetite. iisicnsion % the ST mach. acidity; unplra-
sani Ias;e in ihs mouth. rumbling noise in The bowels,
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, sesronding. thoughtful. melancholy, ard 10.
Jected. Hypochoudriaeism. consumption. eimncss Of
sight, deliriurn, and all other nervous affections. these
pulls will produce n safe and permanent cure.
Evans' Pills were fst introduced in America in 1885.
BeTare Of Clne.JeRa-CArrIsS-lc particular
an purchasing To see that the label of tbs Medicine
contains a notice Of lis entry according 10 Act oJ Con-
gross. And he Likewise pariiculGF IN obtaining ihcm
at 100 Chatham ST., Scw-York. or FINN The regular
agent WM. II, HING, Wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-JAnrs r. Fos.
~ svTH, tf The recent firm VI Forsyth a Auer.
bury) and Moore & Clarke. have formed a conpec.
ton for The purpose Of conducting a general Forward.
ing and Commission Business. IN this City. under the
stylc Of FORSYTH MOORE A. CLARKE
iau 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

Wolearn by a leitcr to a friend in town that The
irsck Of ihe Baltimore 4 Ohio mdI road was cleared
IN three days anor the late hll Of snow but that they
DID not receive any intelligence from the west for ten
days. Evcry possible eTertion was used west Of the
rail road to force The mail and stages through. The
snow W The mountains exceeds al precedent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

besn briefly continued by sfr. crinondsn. Of Ky. and
81. Smith. or Indiana.
The Senate thea adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

We %-sreeivc. with deep regret, that Samuel Barnes
Esq. the ta,sntcI eiitor ard pa blisher of the Balti
more Chronicle. has s!o-ed his iabors. in the chair edi-
iorial. and that that p,9er ,isss 10 exist in its present
form. Having been purchased by tho publishers Of
the BIltiinore American, il will be united with That
paper. The American has always been conducted
with distinguished ability, and the public, 50 far as
general intelligence and correct morals is concerned.
will lose nothing by the change; but as the American
Is neutral in politics, ths whig cause loses in the Chron-
iclc a noble champion, which loss tho other paper will
not supply.
In leaving the chair. Mfr. Barnes says he reiires
with many losses on his shoulders. that he has no, re-.
eeiycd a cent in the shape Of contribution from the
wing party while hs has labored for Tho cause. This
il too often the case, in fact. we believe Is always so.
Or opponents support heir presses, eRcourago their
editors, and setting them in front Of tho battle. rally
around lAem. while the wings, are TOO negligent Of
those who sustain heir cause. Could they be Undue
ed TO DO the same for their presses ttai thor opponents
do, they would find their cause more prosperous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

mi grow
flghifGl fg-
.enras. ~ ia hide
.isis aud d,ssnc:nc-.
c.sas 10 suspect thai The
as.tacn Tor maiden shy
Of the spui-,he calm OF
hsG lac dIscosen that he
atleciions TO u beautiful
returns 10 his homo which
place" and finds nothing
cold and cherries void,
uR feelings that burst in
5 burning lips. upon the
Q heSri-lnd that heart n
Q sAnnks bach rcpellsd
9 charms he once adorea,
unity and horror.
6 scyys, fountain OF never changing
nethsnsilb.c rrfreshmoni i'm the
m, blooms forever bcncath the sun
Ell -ye-thS voice that rises IN a
melody above all the disrord Of The
{ beauty. whose faithful wing is
its own sheltered ncsi--she pure
ring sweetness and balm 10 every
Eescryisg the fun tide Of its glad
Y such mystical symbols As these
.cribe the natural. the distinctive,
woman-not by her perfect form,
sr sparkling eyes, or her silk~n tresses
aver uiasses over q marble brow
ike threads Of waving gold.