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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-02
LEATETER

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
Oueninr of the whig Campaign.

To THE WINGS or THE UNION:
The DEMOCRATIC WHO GENERAL COMMITTEE Of the Cny
of announce their fellow Whgs throughout the
State and nion tnt NAToyAL HALL CASAL STREET has
been engaged by the COMMITTEE and w be kep, open during
the year as tie Reception this Cts FOX their poi'-
ca friends and brethren from other States Rendins Room
with COMMITTEE Room attached which will he every
av and evening SUNDAYS excepted has been prepared under
the direction of the Committee and placed under the charge OF
EpurS WILLIAMS E~i.. whom all communications and
nat..rs intended tor III. WING READING Room NAItoNAi
HALL" will be addressed Brother Whlgs o' every state ""
,sne, YOU the right hand Of fellowship and hearty welcome
New York Aprl l5. 1874. By ORDER
" DOWDTTCH BLUNT, ChnirInau.
J. II. HOBART HAws.S
SR The VIII. papers throughout the Union request
~ ,oco,v npl5 ull my4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
To the IVhlgs of the Union.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE.

AT the suggestion Of many Wings, the under
signed will commence, the first week IN May
and publish once week, till the close OF the
Presidential campaign, a cheap Wing paper ol
moderate size, to be thoroughly devoted to the
advancement Of the Wing cause and the election
Of HFvpY CiAy.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be half the size oi
the present Weekly Tribune, (or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior to lis recent enlarge
ment and will contain substantially all the Politi
cal matter which appears IN the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with brief summary Of the News oi
the Day. 1t will be well printed on good paper,
and transmitted TO subscribers for the full term
"a little over six months at the following rates
For single copy. so cents.
5copIes- ------SE.
" Is copies in one package IS.
And in the latter proportion for any number
below 100. One Hundred Copies will be sent
TO any one Post Office for the whole term for
$50, or scarcely more than a cent copy.
We shall endeavor in this paper TO do thorough
Justice to the Tariff question, showing the vital
necessity and uniform bcncfcence Of the Pro
ectve policy, and the respective positions of the
two great parties on the subject.
Those who may see fit to favor us with their
patronage will obligc us by sending in their names
as early as possible, so as 10 secure full SETS
since we cannot afford, at the price above stpu
lated, to print large editions on the chance Of
selling them. We can only agree TO supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach us
before May lOlh.
u The first number of the Clay Tribune will
confirm the Proceedings of the BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.
IL Subscriptions may be RENTED through
the post offices at our risk.
" When single copies are ordered, the price
of which is so cents for the term, the names Of
the subscribers " i'll be written on the envelope, but
in all other cases where clubs Of five or more are
formed, the packages must be directed to some
individual OF the club or to the Post Office.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
GREELEY * McELRATH,
Tribune Iu!.!iugs, .U Nassnu -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
Clay Songs for S44.

A Tract Of l6 pages containing selection OF
the best and most popular Wing Songs some OF them
original, is published at the Tribune Office
Price $500 per 100 or SIS per 900 copies. Orders
must be addressed 10 GREELEY S McELRATH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
THE JUNIUS TRACTS.

No |. The TEST; or Parties Tried by their Acts.
No. II. The CURRENCY.
No. III. THE TARIFF.
No. ". LrrE or HEsev CLAY.
No. '. PoLITiCAL ABOLITION
No. vi. DEMOCRACY.
No. Vii. LABOR ASD CAPITAL.
No. VIII. The PUBLIC LANDS
Price reduced.
The Pnce of the LUNIUS TRACTS Tor the PresdenlIa
Campaign will be SIS thousand.
THE WHOLE SERIES bound together comprising II
pages is published at g hundred.
.Ne!r- York. April %, 1874.
TCj- Orders must be uccomnanic.l with cash.
GREELEY * McELRNTH,
ap9l 3iaw Publishers for the Author.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
sw-YeRK, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY ?. as.a.

LET Us then improve the gift, let the frmer begin
let that useful institution the American Institute
and the Farmers Club, is auxiliary, point the
way: yea, let all joln, FOR al are interested.
Fi5 %, l:4i. J. CARTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

u The Roman Citizen, published at Rome,
n. Y. gives the following While at Westmore-
land, in this county, recently, friend related to
us transaction of the most diabolical character.
Some two or three weeks ago MIR. Bramard Of
that town had his barn, together with It's con-
tents, burned-supposed TO have been the work
of an incendlary. In the commencement OF last
week son of Mr.. Barnard accidentally dropped
book into the well, and in endeavoring to re
cover it, the hook used for the purpose caught in
a bag, winch was cxamined-lhe contents proved
to be arsenic to the amount of % pounds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
N1y York. .4pra 10Th. 1911.

Il The TARIFF AS IT Is, compared rith the Sub
stitute proposed By its .4drersdrtes, CGen Mckays
bill, now under discussion before the liouse by b.
GREELEY, in pamphlet large and close double
column pages, is ready and for sale at this office
and by our Agents. Price 50 per hundred, SO per
thousand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

SAD AFrAlR-Wc learn from the Haverhlll
Gazette that two deaths occurred in Wilmington
on Thursday which should prove caution to
every one 1t appears the nurse TO sick wo-
man had taken potion from bottle which she
supposed was clear spirit, and who induced the
other to take some of it. But they both died
in great agony in a short time after, having
taken powerful preparation, recently left by a
nhys;cian TO bathe lame shoulder.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
oe- Henlth, Quiet. and comfort.-The Gmlan

CT Health, Quiet, and &c IN The Gmham
House. % Barcny street Ncw-fok pro!icrs advantages
stopping tew Days weeks the city such
nrey oftrel II elsibly ocate clean and airy street
very the business part OF the cI' and the Immediate
vicinity the principal steamboat landings Its apartments are
convenient, and neut while table supplied with the be-,
Vegetables and Fruits TINT cen I've procured excluding en,r,
Animal Food and >tlmulants NJ u kinds Charge, moderate
and every effort made render lionrer comfortable Showc
Bniil' Tree. NenlenIher. ~ Barclay street. V2)u
KniIrnnT Com mnnnyENc,irci :. ncrctv riy, tbnt ~
Annual Election 5r thirteen Directors Of the New York ami
Harlem Railroad Company, will be held their office No 1
ryon Row. on Tuesday the 2st dny of May next between
tic hours of L. nOoH. and O'Clock p. NJ
The Transfer Books will b. closed from the 18th the 2 of
May. both dnys inclusive by order ofthe Board.
n30 tM2lt w. :. CAKhltN, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

IL A friend has handed US the following
leu d esprit, as current in the House Yesterday.
We believe i: may be implicitly relied upon.
A worthy and excellent member of the New
York delegation just returned from that city, paid
visit TO the Governor in the Executive CHAM
Der. when the following dialogue, after passing
the usual compliments, is said 10 have occurred
Gov. Well, MIR. Be what is the news al
New York
Mr. Be. regret 10 say that almost every
man NICE, is opposed to your denomination.
Gov However that may be, am not half SO
unpopular as Mir Van Buren. That is some con-
ISOLATION.
We presume his Excellency finds consolation
in tho fact that misery loves company.
DAILY Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

VIC find the following particulars respecting he
ice trade Of New England Boston paper They
euarly characteristic Of the enterprise othe Yankees
The OF shipped from BO,ton last year was IS GO
Ii delivered ship board generally So p
One firm. Gage ilongcr 3 C." ireigh;ed with l0l yeeis
Inst II regularly shipped 0 Bonlbay Canton Ma
drn Calcutta. Nauutus and all ports o consequence
cmues One cargo recently shipped To the East Indies,
md exchanged pound for pound fort otton and the latter
To Liverpool. thus realizing profitable voyage.
Th tmdc very advantageous 10 all concerned. und
benefits the luuberncn md Slw-mS OF Name. So much
sav-t is required IN packing the Ice for Shipment that u
sells for 80 cord md schooner constantly employed
eghng from the saw.mill. the penobcot River to
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
Public Reading Dom of the centra!

Clay Committee open from A. NJ osP NJ Mt l2 Broadway
The trends Of Henri Cay from oil parts OF the mon are re
srertfy invited to the where they Will md sOrt
Of the members OF the Central COMMITTEE and nt all tie t'
noIe suurlrenfsnts Mr. John Die and Thomas sushafi
70 CIV 2 them Wing welcome Ia cur Cty.
y B. The Central Clay Commf1 invite correspondence
snls 2wt JAS. KELLY. Chm com. OF Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
TpIBUNE JOE PRINTING Q

TpIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No leo NASSAU-SrREET.
All kinds of Job PRINTING. such
PAMPHLETS MAMMOTH Snow BILLS
CATALOGUES LECTURE Bills.
CHECKS CARTS CONCERT BILLS. Plain arL
INSURANCE Policies. Fnncy
BILLS or LADlSG, POLITICAL BILLS.
CIRcuLARs Circulars. meat &c.
Promptly executed nj the Office of the Tribune No lD Nassau
,trect-opposl,e the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
Notwithstanding for Farmers.

Notwithstanding for Farmers.
.Hsssrs. Greeley dni VI fIrGik
There is an article of which mention was made
at 4 late meeting OF the Farmers Club in your
city, by Mr. Walsh OF Lansngburg as reported
in the Tribune, which | think deserves more
particular attention than il has received from our
Farmers. I allude to NADER. am convinced
that nothing is wanting but knowledge of tae
Importance of this imported Drug, 10 induce
agricutur;sts to turn their attention 10 lis pro
ductlon. There Is no reason why single pound
Of this article should be imported. 1t can be
raised with perfect ease, and O the best qualify
on the banks Of our Western rivers, where, IN
most cases the soil is more fertile than IN Holland
or France In fact, many of the Southern
Planters have for many years raised smaI! crops
for the purpose of dying their hOmespun cloths,
and have never found any difficulty in growing
it. The consumption in the Eastern States
where it is used By calico printers TO produce Their
most brilliant and durable coors ls already lui-
mcnse and is rapidly increasing. The quantity
is estimated at 100000 lbs or l0,000,UU0 lbs.
per annum, the value of which estimating the
price at lS4 per lb. somewhat below The present
price, is nearly s., 100000, sum which Ger
tanly is worth securing to the Farmers Of oa
own country. Yours &c.
Bosroy. April ISL \ MAYUFACTURER
u Captain Bassett, OF the bark Z. d. Bassctt,
arrived this morning, reports that on the 10th of
April, lat. 4S 3, long. 80. he exchanged signals
with the steamship Caledonia, which left Boston
April |, for Liverpool.
u The Acadia, which left Boston for Liver
pool yesterday, had ninety passengers booked.
Rscrrg FOR MAKiNo CLAY CAKE-Half
pound of butter beat very light, one pound sugar.
six eggs, one pound flour half pint cream, bal!
nutmeg one lemon. Bake as usuel, for "pound
cake"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
Public Stock Exchange, Nav 1.
CoEIespondencc of l.yin,ston < c..

BUFFALO, AprIi ~.
MOrc than 1000 bbs o Flour have cleared the Cana
Office here Saturday morning: beside heavy te
of otter property Several cur=css o Wheat too have
line the EFie Canal Sale of the a;;c nave been
So s. cents, and some lots Milan choice brought 20
cpatci fall n the prcc ote-h, 10 the HUDSON Indeed the
consolidation have ulreudy shown disposition fox
by permitting boats 10 load at prices hereafter To be agreed
upon
The Central Railroad across Michigan svn. hapl for the
travel OF the West aud when cunpete- Joseph will
most undoubtedly secure ugc share Of business. Detained
they la0 miles OF staging the passengers
irly advance ofthose who take exclusively by
nearly Two days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

rTLots in Williamsburg for sale-Six elgl5s
RII DING LOTS Of ocle on e main thorough
nre East from South Ferry surrounded by new and g9od
buildings They Will be sold cheap In ea" psne.,.ii. AZ
Ir n FISH II Nas-au- New York, OF in u2 evenns
al IN, esjdsnce IN Williamsburg. s@u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

u The Selectmen OF New Bedford offer re-
ward of 5000 for Miss Wood, who disappeared
mys,eriously ON the llth of April.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

VAST LoNGRR TIME.-The Eutaw Wing Of
a recent date says: There has been wagon in
the street during this week, advertised for sale,
payable when Mr. Clay is elected to the Prcsl-
dency. Not sold yet. People in these parts want
a onper credit" Mobile Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
Hddres. either ofhe uuderSuOd at Merchants, Eyehange
NsM-yo.k ssi. Mih1fiiSN1 n. K. kI9fhESE3YSN. GfhSEYN,

y,,O IRON MASTERS-Por sale Min Sites in the imnei-
ale neghborhooi oi 8nmnous Coal and lion Ore q ll'o
a. nr,v in Ecnl.y lvau the ueu point to uie wueT whcto
uch coal ;,i ore are ounlogether The communication
complete with rhaisphia and BaI,noe by Crna' am h
any For Pamphlets descriptive "ihe property. ANA irreI M
mnnation apply To Archibald Nclnyre. Albnny 70 Acnna
Robertson PhIaielphin: Ia the undersigned Mt No. Met
hnu.s Exchange New York where may b. soen specimens o'
Ie conl nnd ore al, and sections 81 the properly
nlDf FIN IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

1.-The magnificent valley the MSn.pp is ours With NJ
~ fountnns springs and floods and the t
sa undertake surrender drop oil IT. inch .
t< soito nny foreign power lSt. Louis Enquirer lSls.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

POiatoes-Uow 20 Keep tsem ami how to
send then, 10 nInrEet....No. II.
Read nj the Americnn Institute and coiezncatei the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

n t mtui5rrs q t Team toncreSs aps5tr 70 Melr
10 n eT3rtsstng The iciSA Qt Teas 10 66
mai, nfOfh Fl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

- EMOVAI.The Office and Sales Room ofthe Neyy-Yors
Carl 'nnuiac,oy removed from II Fulton ~.
John -tseet, opposite Cliff street.
Aprl 10. Cnll 2ml l.. SMITH I(2 Johr-St
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

I OSr-sLCo. REyF ARD-A Dr.y or Recsip, Book. Re
loasng Ia John tleKniEh,. headed print John Nc
might The hnte wall receive the shove By calling IL No.
iUS Murray street. DAVID hind.
mi 2'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02
WINDOW.SHADE DEPOT,

FTNEAS-3V chest. SoucIonH ~ H rTtsI' no
80 hall chests Ming Yong Souch0ng.
50 do Cupcr Souchong.
30 Chests fine Nohce Powchong;
~ fancy boNcs ine Moiee SouchOng.
100 chests Tyson.
10 fancy boxes Tyson, fine
lUD chests Yong Tyson.
30 halt chests do.
40 chests tysOG Skin.
80 half chest; superior Guupowfer.
50 do do Imperial.
a, country packed and Of hte importation.
For ale By GRlNNEl.L MINTLIRN 4 co.
~. ! S.LIl LILLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

r5NEACHER WAN'rED.-Wan,ed Teacher of sons
peenoe. who well recommeDded. 20 take charge
lower classes iloul'shnR schoc Address
X r." care OF H. & S, Raynor. 70 Bowety. New Toik
stating partcula and naming The eosnpeaSs erected
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-02

,t0IEpING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Ncw Cnruaq Sc'ni'
Dqa CHo q rgg m Iled - !? IL JoSa nan SSi
~ Rvinr;on; D. : Duncomb Bowey Nlr. Geo Se'iey
Ienr! : No il'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
MUSIC.


To the E!te Of Musical Taste IN the u Sf"tsS :
Of tie Improved Paiea; Double and Sfngis SION 2 s:,
London and New York, established lsIV ). 1b ~
single Acton HarpS The bnIisncy oi tone ~
touch eesance of finish and ps1ect ~ " So
render :hen uneourled and obtain Tor item ras n
and pfoislona patronage IN Europe and tas county;
are CONSTRUCTED the b PRINCIPLES oi me -, prs
Warranted 70 bear The o: climate 1nc 81 Sst M,
aarps repaired and for hire SiEnEs ~
sc, sc. - r bAoSss y 3, s,,s R,osdw va md
,s.. M 13L Chsnbers-st-eet, y \.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
auls sm. No. 7slz ChsnoeN-se.e.. =. :.

r1IRTH HALL No Frank e 80
ouhsrc N ascrtrren. .! y - Sr ~ i;fF.-,
fNSTSf NESTS OF All Ead PLANO FCSI = on e,rs.s.'
.:yies and finish GUITARS. from the PES - 80, IN
.e.-rs oSs- =. otter raksE sid q yep srpo @ S
,fye os 1lSh PLUTES OF 81 kins IN m piCSETS IN
RfGIES CORN0PLONS TRohBoNti n ~ an a.
own IsnutsetqEe ;n4 wsET;s% % SEy isis, ecsiy-
q :. .oa IS gqbsssd yls Us 7 PtBlisss M sssSfSs F SETH
~, N 2 - PIANO: also n GRPHEte 1iAt.E. 1 80 =
- roi;;cn 5 rta< ir tir rae sccs- g l-n srd rs,
- .s:Sc-y 81 kJ'SIIS - - 80 =. -
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
From The .4rEns.


Resoired Tint fnvor OF Tariff for Revenue.
with such equal and uniform and stable protection as Ia
m adjusted with that object, shuua yield Tint we regard
Tariff OF 1872 imperfect in many oi Its detas and op
REQUIRE such modcaiian c it. rs shall limit taxation
imposes 10 what required by The wants OF M economical
among the agricultural manufacturing and commercial inter
csts VI the people
This is one of the resolutions adopted by tho
Loco Foco Convention held in this county on
Saturday last. II defines the present position Of
the Albany Regency on the Tariff question =
rhev are against the Tariff of 1872 and call for
such modification of II" as shall distribute
protection equally among the agricultural,
manufacturing ard commercial interests" In
other Words they call for REDUCTION OF THE
DUTIES imposed by the present Tariff under the
pretence that MANUFACTURES are now protected
at The expense Of AGRICULTURE, and that the
condition of the FARMER will be improved by
crippling the MANUFACTURER Who doss not
see the fallacy of this pretcnce? How is the
F.RMgn to be benefited by modification of the
existing Tariff, which must diminish, if not de-
stroy his Home Market, increase the number of
consumers, bring down the prices OF produce,
and make us dependent upon Europe for thou
sands of articles which can be better and more
chs aply made in the United States
But this "equal protection TO ail' IS mere,
mourning profession. The Loco-Foco leaders
trust to these honeyed words to deIudc their
credulous followers. What "equal protection"
even in Loco. Foco estimation, really means,
was we'll st forth by Mr.. Payne, Locc.Fo
member of Congress, in astump speech at Shu-
tcr's Hill on the 4th of July last. He declared
that he considered the doctrine OF protection oil
,orong, aud that every branch of industry was
equally entitled to the kindness and friendship OF
Government:
This equality of kin iness and nendshp. he continued.
could only be EXTENDED 20 all by leaving ede: tadpiGsdi IN
the full eaJoyment OF The profits ot ms oasnsss Ssept M
OF PRoTEu uf!NG AL; BSAaN BSANcHES : M oF lNnpsppRE r II
Such Is the equal protection TO all for which
Loco. Focosm professes TO be SO anxious. 1t
MEANS no protection 10 any, and would be, IN
fact, the practical resu, OF SiLAs WRIGHT's
maxim, Let The Gorersment take care Of it.
sell and lei TIE People take care Of tAemsslces."
If The People are content that the Government,
in establishing lis revenue laws should only con
sidcr how II can best squeeze what morey it
wants cut OF the hard earnings of the muses.,
without paying The slightest regard 20 their nte-
resls or enoeavoring N any way TO foster their
enterprise ana p;o,tct tre;r labor they have only
to vote for JAMES K. PoAH to easure this result
But if they beevs that Government was !nsti
,uted for some other purpose Than simply 10
"take care OF ITSELF" and that it is The night as
we'll as The duty of the National Administration
10 encourage AMERICAN ENrERrRIss and pro-
tcct aMsklcAN INDUSTRY, let them give their
sutf-as es TO HENRY CLAY and PRoTEcTIve Ia.
RIFF. Albany Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

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