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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

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1sa..f .h.' -. s.aie aa.ns 10 lhe besu, o. uany
rra
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aas.srf Gun. a5sII.'a - NsfI, ohlts csu OIL M,
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aai - 10 49, ieAffi q : atr,ak.meuf, Of i
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

THk IRISH QUESTION Ia ne a.ss,. IN III.
iisa.e - Common. Lon jim Ra..sH deel.tri
aHs' - Z "afe bod Hui lai tar rial" snd
N 'e' ihai he Gsycrpmsnl Il trriaud -. .
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. .haheH tsI ts#rned hr play 81 'rultn,.
" lie declared usi-As bal no, received a "a,
tai j.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

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be coas a4oI $50 s4r Aasrct4. nfa..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

THREE WHEELS TO AsrEAMBoAr-T
81. ..ant4s s. 4aI Balloon. have hal a ~4es.
#t5e- i.re Isrt &C. 500. Ihe ae.e.t 81. .t..
.h't5 ~te' is - tafu ne bal sfal.d o. -
.eIh.--iLl - ~caast!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

Ger - 3rpas tlliarr -Tse Is,ef House 81
81 L'''''ns Legislature 81. fae lsa a.a,pa Is.is.
a .f'pi ann. ne-i a,a.a.. .ta .a.esl-o..,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

AfIIt lilly Pare nne halt p.ck q r.ss 81
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b = .ses. th,a pui u 70 npuIa. ~ col -.na,ae
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

Tn editor II fHe Ra.'aa pssY tIsrf.='sf "a
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tfai Aursrau thzfaefsti NaiaHst stY hsif 80
20, .Iae Il ih~ laair tuuNfnt sHT tsHs a. a.
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OF If or hrah~t If tlr A',ef1scf. aad would,
l-sirrd. he flsi I've 49, a ths qaf,it.f..
Who q, Nj >raf,Ge.Hf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

- tRLAfINA->'kRLEr FEvER.-A.th
'Hf-f'A'Hs Ji'sAss. 90 %, IN si mall n.h t.fen -.
si'snsi'siy pfssAted durns Tho f..,i sinier st.I
'i'i o''ni'nae' r' p'ffrss oar cfy r.u,nr ra.n,
'e'' ." h'~ irHn -ss'utIed p.fesi 70, "a, have had
'h'" daring lie mr.. suddenly ,asich.d iron
'hta - a.. RUTHLESS st.r. would call he aneniton
o. if"e shi.e h.ne, have t.ai ~ hen r, "a. De-,
lac b, u. auh'.i' 10 lhe foli5~iat p,a. .iaf.s q,
iFr'enh's ne.'afe, ~hlch. susoar pfaetnrsl-r. ~
n~9i't"e "a nefmaay. has horn u,~d with ,seh ,nt
a'a' .aoee" bot "h,oh iE m, oeuaift I believe
" .'at-siY knn~H oat Of Ihr ptnfe..son
Dissolve ibtse gam. Of ae Etif.ei II q, llsI ,ena
"a '''s ounce at e'nnanon ~A.t .fataaaed I...ih-f
o" a m fiafl std oi lhs sIuison. eve n,,, g,op,
m hiie sngsf snd water. 10 /. dub En-, va, II
s'ef day. tsrfeAsng The do.~ On, Do, a., ever,
a"ai'f'nal year 10 lhe sge Of The f.i,.ni In fbt,
m'ha'' doe % can 90 10 f.-.se mar, 49,, IN.
'as'' 81 s'ds"ee n iA,of Of IT, oo.ale. ,ol dane
posof,. c5pclu.ise
iun5"'led BY d''ire TO ,sy he futil., t.,,.sfe.
OF ne iaia sfdemlc n would a - m. much ,.it,
lseioA 10 have ihs shove ipfrs .i,aa Nominated
AID 81 Mould be 'ah.ef,tng ne r.a.e u human.
- 0" a'io" q Sofuef ga ihe column a ,st, ,.f,
MEDlCUs.
b9asiHses Aarfte1A u Ansl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

EISafd L,tpa Bl.sef ,a, 49, D., n. Iarp.n
= .hse. OF ~ iats.i .afl. The lie o. seh,i
80 kt4 - s.-.t.4 gs..Et 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

TIlF BROTHER AND Si>TER-Nn Chl8
fsls.s' ~ ialae4sg r.es'aaf .nefdsae. n one 81
hei Nes i.-fA .etfer, - me H,f.u Corner
4 i,on1 ~ uto un.erap.,1. .s,e - cbf
tfra. IN Ar weather. msIt q. merf, =. bird.
fterr ialhg ,scmeJ moving - He ,tfaa tune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

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= 49, -. - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

~ O. B.. - fsl.bsfGa fater..s r,lI. aat1,t
"s'.1 att 80 r+feaaa', a.neJ. isf ,uesaas 81
- .t#'s.. To- H.to.srslss csartr,. against an
tafH.e - .le ..I5 50 .ef.t.a.4 1s ..Asu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06
nNIaIITING MADE EoN

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s.ttng slih sIjBl5a . l's'a-
n. -F.nrt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

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WI c.nlatarf pa o.
You Remsnh-f ~ ..
fhafnr ., .4es -
rh- Bail Rom Nj
J his 80 ,ll fhe,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

AUELt.OR hu re -
t." Auhaf. l.a,iY. N'ftf
h,l-. fufsi.n Nauih -
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hisli
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-06

n Nt.NoNlCS or TN w
vi ARTIFICIAL ~ ha -
spp sc.ii-a ~ Ihe aaIr a N1''
.ld,I - ne neful f-rr4 -
ihs Natafsl h~nufY br'i ~
.ned fll.u.if.l.d rs phi1n
ne sha.s sd,fssd . ne f-'''
lion Va Ihs All. ief 'tis,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
FARAiER.A WORLD

hal did lnConcoism hequealh Ia The connir,1
Ni Van haren leii us bankrupt treasury. lie
lei, 'he public interest every where abandoned.
Tie lelt Us without currency.
lie len us the North Western Territorial ques-
Iioh'-ihoueh Of years dsralion-unseilfed
Tie compromise Act he LEFT as al The year Of II,
CONCLUSION aud treasury notes IN lieu Of manly rev
venue action
And win all these difficulties. foreign md do.
nestle. piled @moantein high" npon The shoulder.
OF ire "e" administration, the Wings are asked for
The promised REFORM
9uf'sa, Trend farmer, N the generosity Of yoor
confluence yon had employed an unworthy ayer.eer
upon yonr iarmt-hat yau had eoGfded in HIM far
wears trusting ~ his promises. Sapp,se this over.
seer 10 have suffered yeur land n run utll--io
hhfe destroyed your imber--lo have leyeiieg ,op,
'''"i"e' 10 NE gfohnd-iu have fred your orchard
-" 'aNe kIl"h your horses--tn have run van
thousands Of dollars IN dchi-an1 that under .ncb
circumstances he had been discharged by Won and
a ,nceessor appointed in his sienj In rh.s srsio
= mugs While The newly engaged superIutena
ehi ~ Yanr premises was busy ii plannns The re-
afA'ion oi these injuries imagine that lie tlI,na,
WEIGH who had caused them all We're 10 come ~,
pom v'nr ground ask the following question:,
my does mi The corn grow upon this land
NLi'h Offered 10 run wdd1
why is there no cash coming from The mill far
ne TIMBER lhat desirnved7
"hF are mol The houses erected in the sieoI ~
those thai burnt doNnl
Nhy nave vuu ~ horses IN .un,I, 10
those KILLED. f'a'e' OIL
fred ''''u'o mat
nv have van not paid HE thousands Of d,lla,.
10 me amoeni Of which ran YOU in drbR
Don yon hunk IA Tins state Of The CASE H.,
3'i''ef ehrfeh or state could prevent YOU fran.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08

lie New York Auroa say.-,Il may mo-, bo
1''"' 10 mote ihan some tew, thar dltec.l 4, n,e5a
k''fefaf' n The io"er section OF rlIs cIty,s pam
ing mouse i7r famesler. of high degree Slcb +.
.'e .''.. ana "e understand tha, young mcn stake
m9uIdcr beneath The wIado,y4a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08

1.-TWO Gross WATER COZ h,Uo !
/ yes. For sule by oii' '
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08
SHARP ENOUGH ALREADY.

A solicitor, who was remarkable for The
length and sharpness Of his nose, once IoId
lady that if she did not Immediately settle
a matter il dispute, he would file bill
gainst her! "Indeet, sir," said the lady,
'lhere is no necessity for you to file your
bIl, lol il is sharp enough already"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08
E2ENTOCRATEC
NATIONAL CONVENTION

We last week gave synopsis Of the first
days proceedings Of the Democratic Nation.
al Convention, and we this week give the
remainder of the proceedings rrom the Bal.
llnete papers.
BALTIMORE, May 2s, 1874.
On Tuesday morning, the debate upon
the rule requiring two thirds Of all the mem
beIs present to vote for the nominee of the
Convention was resumed. The vote being
taken was as follows
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08

There arc 2G6 Delegates in the Conven
ZION, without South Carolna, which State
is not represented. Two thirds Of this nun
Der ale l1S, which vote must be obtained
by any candidate who gains the nOmina.
zion.
At six o'clock an sth ballot was called,
when Mr.. Miller of Ohio, moved the fol.
lowing:
ReSoiUed, That Martin Van Buren, hav.
ing received the vote of majority Of the
delegates in this convention, on the frsl
ballot, is elected as The rominee for the
office Of President Of the United States.
The Chair decided lie motion not to be
in order.
From tins decision Mr.. Miller appealed
Pending which question, the Conven
NON sdjourned until 9 o'clock on Wednes
lay.
The Convention assembled again yester
lay morning, and was called 10 orderssl
o'clock, by the President.
The first business in order being the ap
peal from the decision of The Chair, vhlct
was under discussion when the Convention
adjourned on Tuesday evening
Gov. Barley, Of Ohio, rose and address
ed the Convention. The resolution of'eret
by his colleague yesterday was not offeret
after consultation with him; nor had he 10
tended 10 speak oD it; but when he foun
that the rights Of that colleague as mem
ber Of the Convention, were about to b
abridged, be felt himself bound to speak =
His colleague had offered a resolution aa'
ing effect to rescind the Two thirds rule
That resolution The Chair had decided
be out Of order and from that decision h
colleague had appealed He found no
l'hat in he reports mste cf tie Procec'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08
Don't You think N1c Right ?
ny W. LAW CANE.

True love, for US poor mai|ens,
Is aiough and crooked path,
A.d the oak on which we hang our hopes
Proves often bul ath.
NV preface done, now hear my case,
twill grieve those hearts not cold:--
4 young man my lover made'
Bot my father chose an old;
! could not wed an old man
Oh no despite his gold.
Ny father coax'd and wheeled,
But heard him sIyly swear
That he'd teach a saucy mink like me
His sovereign will to dare
The day was named-my dress came home
Grief made me quite fright
TO morrow would have seen me we'd
So eloped al night.
could not wed an old man
And don't you think me righH
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-08
POETRY
LESSON OF THE SEA.


BY MRS, l.. II. siGouRNEY.
Go down unto the sea
Where the white winged navies tide,
Whose mighty pulses heave So free
In strong, mysterious tide
Within whose coral cells,
Where sunless forests creep,
So many wandering child of earth
Hath laid him down TO sleep.
Go forth unto the sea,
And a, the break of morn,
Teach lis young waves she wcIds Of prayer
Before the day is born
And when the Eight grows dim
Beguile The bilows wild
With the holy hush of thine evening hymn
AS the mother Iulis her child.
Go-bow thee TO sea-
When the booming breakers roar,
And meek hearted listener be
TO all their fearful lore
And learn, where tempests lower.
Their lesson from the wave
I" One voice alone can curb our power,
One arm alone can save"
Go-homeward, from the sea-
When its trial hour is past,
With deeper trust in Him who rules
The biIlow and The blast
And when the charms of earth
Around the bosom Greer,
Forget not, in thy time Of mIrlh,
The wisdom of the deep.
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A motion was here made that the congen-
lion proceed to the ninth ballot, when
Mr.. Frazer, of Pennsylvania Obtained
The floor. lie commenced by stating that
he was one Of the delegation from Peunsyl
vania who had voted Ter James X. Polk,
and he would vote for him to the last lie
considered the instructions the delegation
had received as fully carried out in voting
rhree times for Martin VanBuren, If the
doctrine of instruction was TO be carried to
The length which some Of his colleagues
contended fer there never would be nomi'
nation made.
Col. Young, OF New York, next ob,ain'
ed ,he floor to define the position Of New
Y ork. Much had been said Of dispose
doQ to conciais and the necessity of sacrI'
scfhg person' preferences, and it had been
mole than inlimaled that New York had
been TOO tenacious IN her adherence 20 Mar
lin Van Buren. He would explain her 70.
'iiion IN reference TO that point After The
leieal OF 1910. in 1871 and in 1892, lha
democracy Of New York were perfectly
silent on the subject of the nomination of
lhc candidate of that party for the next con'
lest. Ii was not until Alier sixteen States
had spoken out, declaring Martin Van Bu
rem their choice, that New York lifted her
voice, aud she was censured by tho Demo.
cratic papers of o'herSIales for her apparent
apathy upon the subject. Col. Young con-
cluded by Offering resolution to resciud
D The Two thirds rule,
) The President declared the resolution out
' Of order, as lhere was motion already
/. peuding 70 proceed 70 another ballot,
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

Professor Won Grusselbach, of Stock
holm, has very lately brought 10 al
state of perfection, the art Of producing al
lorper of the whole system, By the appIica
ton of cold of dlierent degrees Of intensity
from lesser to a greater, so rs
to cause the human body to become per
lecty torpid without permanent injury &C.
any organ or tissue Of the frame. in this
state they may remain for a great nnmbel
of years, and again, after a sleep ol ages, be
awakened to existence; as fresh and bloom
ing as they were when they first sunk into
their irgoriic slumber.
The attention Of the learned professor
was frstled to the subject by finding .
toad enclosed in solid fragment of calico
Ireous rock ten feet in diameter which wher
,aken out,showed unequvocal signs of ll'
hot it was supposed that concussion bS
blasting the rock occasoned its death, in :
few hours after. The opinion of Barol
lGruithzen, who is Geologist TO the King o
Sweden, was that it must have been in tina
situation for at least seven thousand years
land his calculations were drawn from th'
ldifreren, layers of strata by which is wa
,urounded. From this hint, the proIesso
proceeded to make experiments, and after
painful and laborious course OF experiment
for the last twenty nine yeas of his life h
has a, last succeeded in peIfecting his grea
discovery. No less than sixty thousan'
reptiles, shell fish, &C., were experimental
IN before he tried the human suhjec. Th
process is not eni rely laid before 'he pntll
az vet, hut had lhe honor,in company wit
friend Of wishing the professor.
shall give a slight description Of one {
the outer rooms containing some OF hi
preparations. Previous TO entering W
were furnished with an lGdia rubber bag
to which was attached mask with ga
eyes This was put on 10 prevent Il
Temperature Of ,he room from being Tare
the slightest degree by our breathing
vas circular room lighted by the sun ray
Iron which the heat was entirely diseDg
ged by its passage through its glass, &'
coored by the oxide of copper, late d
covery and very valuable to The professor
The room is shelved all round and conlai
nearly one thousand specim ems Of anima
&c. One was a Swedish girl aged, fro
appearance, abou, nineteen years; she "
consigned to the professor by order of t
Government 10 experiment upon havi
been found guilty to murder her child
With the exception of slight raleness, S
appeared as if asleep, although she has be
in state of complete torpor for two yea
He intends he says so resusclta,e her in Fl
more years and convince the world OF
wonderful discovery. The professor
crafty us took small snake ont Of
cabinet into another room although 1t
peared to US 10 be perfectly dead and ri!
as marble, by application of a mixture
cayene pepper and brandy, it showed
mediate signs Of life and was apparently
active as ever it was in few minutes alt
the professor assured us il had been i
state of topper for six years. -Europr
Correspondence.
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The Convention then adjourned a, hall
past O'Clock, TO NEE. again at haN past 3,
when it was resolved TO proceed with he
oallouDg.
In the afternoon the Convention re as
'embIed, and proceeded to ballot for a can.
hdat0 for the Presidency. The result was
S follows
BALLoTINGS.
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Captain Marryau relates that there were
two lawyers in partnership in New York.
with the peculiarly happy names of Catch
EN- and Chelum, PeopeIhaVirg laughed ''
see these two names in juxtaposi'ion owe
the door the two lawyers thought ii adg
sable to separate them by the insertion o
their Christian names. Isaac and Urlah
The painter, however, finding the board too
short TO admit the Christian name al iul
length, put only the initials before the sur
names, which made the matter still worse
for there now appeared, i. CaIchem' am
III. Cheum.'