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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
Grand trOaiing match

Mich sport may be anticipated. as num-
Der OF nsgs are already entered, we'll known
on the Turf SIS Inside three minutes.
To come OF on Monday the liih inst. star
ting from all points west of the mountains, x
bringing up at
M'CALLAM'S HAT STORE.
The winner 10 be entitled to the best bar.
grin among his large and splendid stock OF
Hats md Caps OF the Latest Fail Fashion. Sc
lecied by himself with great care and aiten-
ton in Philadelphia and New York The a.
hove goods being purchased Tor cash will be
sold upon the principle that nimbie fpis
better than a SLOW bit. Call and examine be.
lore purchasing al the Slop Shops iha, charge
from 81 81 10 81 80 for Koran Hat. will
pledge myself to sell better article OF prime
Koran Hat at One Goilar each. A word TO
the wise is sufficient.
son A q NpCNIIANr
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tIlTESAI.T

Io0 BBIs MonongaIela fine White salt, nus received
on Consignment and for SAFE low by JAS. N'kEE
Wheeling 30 July 1886.
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frhe to-iynal and only genuine S,Icle isonly pro.
rs'ed by nr SwayUe, north west sth and Rac~
,reeig ihi'se'phia loren srSri except that bearing
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$500 OOO.

Gmnd Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georeia--' lass No. 80
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on saiurla,
September 26, iSlC. 80
prize OF s;o6eo, ofI5CCO, OF 7,icO, l Of stCo.
~ uuni'ers IL ballots. Tickets SO: certiEcsts Of
&c whoes SIG, slIases IN pr oporsion.
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PAPER HANGLNGS.

FII Ok WHNGING s.
ETOWFLL g. MOTHERS respectfully i~yro The A.,
~ tcnon u country merchants Co their iasc assoft
mfnt ot ftFef Hsnrings' Borders, Pre- Screens &c al
n TIE --latest styles ard most surerlor frish
Ibef sae.f includes uvp hing n thcr line. which
they RI IN retsouahic terms
CURTAIN FAFEHs, flI width in rfes- vs+t.ty los.
country nefchnfs VIII ind % 70 tLcf iutsrcF 10 eau
tgfurC fufch9sinr eerwrere
No. 4i1, Bail lnofU ". Eaiiuofc SD sne 81 Gavin
TTtNNELOPEs,-.Laocd.E Embossed ant Plain Noe In
~ % y 0f various sizes Also Fisln AID CtlereS
It icr fa, for tusiucss men, i0r sac ty
tnf"1 ~ 4. UoRVBpo0K.
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IN YOUn TAXEa

fthh Deputy SHERIFF Oft q respectfully informs
tbc iax payers % the county that he will commence
teu uI e correction OF taxes 10 The country duSing
ihe ensu'ng week aud he hopes that they wi IN BE-
raied 70 pay up sug - BIN EOFf
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FOR THE GENILTNiEN.

p = y ~ y y illf iIlIsII It4N.
GGrArEs Mons No.occo soo,s.
w ~ % car 81.
90 psrs Pump Rolled Cslf Morrcet4
90 % DO MonrpC 10.
50 10 Li-lt zeal shoes
Which We will sen and atli have fa9 nor. eN sftse
same KIDD June 20. ALTMAN MAXWELL
OIL CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS, TABLE CLorHs
WINDOW BLINDS, IIAE eCRLENs, rCOH
PlECES COACH CURTAIN STUFF CTFF.
BAfLF FOR EIDE BOA Ds, BuREAUs, HrANrs.
&C. SILK AND MUSLIN APRONS tCR GILL
uEEN.
TOsEfH WOOD Of E1sf Wtct'iur would r.ser-,
- fully inform ile public thu. be- lrefsfed 81 ftsfa
orders l0r nything snunlCraed atOvs a. m he line l
nn1faCsl, dufl' iliiy and dcsnafrb.
House Paiming, Gazing ard rspcg uanginr also a..
ended o..
Residence and shop nesr toe Oh Crown Glass Nsrss
REMOV ~.
q, r,r -. nR. 81 I. UUIIrrTN ts,
= 3 p 3 Few soors te.e,S ar e.,,,
House vest tds and lv,o doors ,ow 80 Tye vsr.r
church. 80
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AND CARPET WARE-ROOMS.
No. l4?. MAIN STREET. VHFEIINc VA

tTlitEf keep constantly hand very extensive AZ
q sottment OF superior Mahogany, French and Greet
Shaifs Rocking Chairs, Sofas, ior aud Card Tables
Ofcssing bureaus Bedseads, Toiet stands assorted 81
Scs toeether with every other article The latest sye
~na tes, hnshed Furniture ever o4crod in this city.
'hl and Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Of everv
neIciy AVID proc Looking GIass Piaes of ali sizes =
F"nrs and Picture Frsme- havd ard NJ ado 10 order
uphoiscty Ware; consisting OF Feather Bcts Doul.
800 aud flows Hair, Colion Husk Spring and straw,
Msu' asses blankets, ouihs, Comforts Sack inr Do,
,ohs Grass Mats OF al kinds together with every other
Nlec OF Upholstery Ware, haud and mn ade Ia ,rdcr
NenliIaa and Sat Ntnd.w Blinds, Window shades OF
variety ard coioE all of which will sold a, very
low prizes, ard warranted OF the est QUALITY Ai-o Ma
: n9shany Ncneers, HaiI Cloth, vamish srani.l Noss
Mshogany KNOBS, sand PAPER Locks Hinge. Css,sys
Cash. ' ~" so'u low, tor
" S.ean Boats furnished iih every Article Of r,,
ntnTe AZ shor, no'icc, ard The very fcst ,erns ="
N. I'm eonhcyion with the atove we haze Inc i,,~
r,o . 49, ssofment of CARPETS Rtrs or
a,e' ,,.sh , ~ o,d chs.evcr offered IN this civ A
4. trfoTe. -" "eS SNu hfch sold
Iure
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&25.OOO

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. 1885,
IOte drawn AZ Wilmington, Delaware. ON Monday,
SepteIit CT 8, 1910.
prize o; So5oeo;1 OF, 5cC; OF 5cCC l of2!Oco
- NUM- crs, - tallos. Tickets ss certificate OF
wboies Sll5; shares IN proportion
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PRINTING INK.
BARGAINS. BARGAlNs-

AhiNG determined n reduce oar rock as low e.
- possible tcfp.c purchasing Van STOCK. ws IS .g
h''.s and Shoes on thq c8sh pfnfipr af ftff.nofg
-" pfirct CAL and SEE. Tout au come ~ olfre
l'V ALTMAN MAXWELL
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FASHIONABLE BOOTLASTS.
NEW CARPET.

III ~ seseiyed al tie acweaei store 143 Main street
r. u's,lug' lsrGs sud splendid assortment Of New
sti J.a i.,Siycd lfom the manufacturers flesh and
49,, ~" VII .e SOD AZ prices siiil lower than ever
- s1''' S"u eu7'"tivIs VIII please give us a call
'Ff" MbNuEL, HARBOUR & Co -
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FIRE.


n FEW days since. IN the street. Memorandum
&A Book belonging 10 a Vcgtt table WAGON. Tie ind.
or will confer favor by leaving It az The
aug "a TINES OFFICE.
TIRES TRIMMINGs.--sHk FRINGE, CimTs, Cords,
~ buttons Cord and Tssseis; also Welting Cords and
Hooks and cyes, for sdcby
sqg5 40. PAfRCmLp.
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kTN UtBDtts

Cronus'rs T5ifsr gm Spfschss b. rorI,J,
tres1soH's Hr.o'Y ~ rae ts's'w.f To-. ,-a res.,,
oftuI0Fe. ~ Lolriei1v tffifita Cffica tna r,tt-f
irrtnus Eas}s. lnuotu.'itn ID Amtritaa Irsysfrr,
ltmpI tl'a tNNpe'IiY pi fi0fir, EfIoCs 81 Nslurr.
bIf. Hf SD Iinrh f'l E.rrffH. -fsav's ge.t.ss
Toff q fof safe e. MAsW Ls B0Ok aIoNE rnts, 4,
ll'y al.
ufArfsi NUiIlfG E4 HH 6grftsh Wrfinr ~,
- Ifahy N4 JAMIE BAEEl
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RSsUN BAeRELs-The susscri,er Is rreTsred 20 1r
~ any orders for Gun Barrels a. any size lom $50 TO
2eO tulisis 80 tie pound. aasl3 sAM'L NEIL
PRIME BACON HANS. /;
100 VERY choice well trimTed Hams, and not
a ~ highly sailed, f'om tie Smoke house Of John
aug Il MREILLY
1000 Lns Should sSoass sc Co.. g., w'sha"' Gu
aug ~ h' REILLY.
TsRIME NEW ORLEANS sUGAR.--A few boqsheaAs
Z in store and for sale BY aug 10 ~. REILLY.
OLp RECTfFIEp WHIsK SEQ barrels donbic
~ Reotdcd whiskey. 100 bbs OF which years old
snd sopper distilled warranted very sugeroI ~ sore
and Ter sale low ~ ans 10 NJ REILLY,
ESrACK EREL.-sO mis-. Nos. 2 and 2 Nseksrsl on
Iva. hand and for SAFE By sas 10 II. REILLY
q va - JANIS BAKER
| GLIrPERs.-Go pairs L aaies' Morocco Slippers. low
- priced co Or COmmn 80 20 .esd and ~ ssea
aug ~ ALTMAN a MAXWELL.
LEAD PIPE.
TUsr rseeivcdi per sesuer Defiance qnsntfy ofioad
4 - PIPE aud sheet Lead, which ave for SAFE Iewby
1 iyl6 H0kNBROON DILLON.
leoO LBS. SUPER INDIGO, received and Tor ssss,
I TON OFT vITRIoL, for sac BY
~ JAMES BAKER.
! 6OO LBS. AoUAToRrIs, forsa'eby
t'''O WV JAMES BAKER
.TOsr teee,yca 20 Barrel. oLD MoNoNGAHEbA
- WHISKY, ard forsal by
jyeO INO.K. BoTTsFoEp
I COrAL yARNIsu 10 bsls. or own msnutseiufe
- warranted equa 90 aug nsfc, ~ faiehy
U25 PRYOR q PAUL..
s. DOZEN LEMON sYRUr. superior u sny m the
- cav, received and f0r sale Nv : y WOODROW
ly Is 25i Nam street.
THANNERs FI.EsftERs. fresh supply ibis Day "a.
~ ecivcd and ~ sale ~
B2i OFT GCREER
Crtf CLOTH. figured and pisln. iusi received ~
g " U2f OTT GREER
/, nAsH FRAsfEs. hsnd.ons assorm.ai ipi rc,ev.
~ "a by iva OFT q GREER
ETATCHEg COUNTER HCALrs. saoshct sapgly
q B2t OFT & GREER.
a TON rLAsTCR orPAEis WtFety
= ives JAMES DAKER
d TftASKtGIVING
Inn LES. ~ WnALEBONE ~ lrflct' dfessf.
~ ~ jos fcceised ard isf sa'e bY
aas 40 rMRcmLD.
81. TN UeffNF IA good ssssuasn. ~ Nau urs'ta
a. IVA Swiss Hu1iri. bstop lso'rf' al5 Cra-e Lfsc
m.y T.lEeirLn
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JsnCss Wheat,
IN CUANCERY.

T7LANSEED wsplcd for which tho highest prize in
IS cash win u psId by ang2l PRYOR 3 rACLL.
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NEW TYPE md FANCY

w IIMFr jon OIFfCE haa Ifon .nnni,r5 ,-,.h -,
-, g.hef splendid Hock Of Philadelphia aud New York
Jon iype md Ornaments. Aisu FANCY INKS Come
win your Pine Jofs. sne s7
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
ooova. W. ROBR.

orHcr n Main aad Uhiya SIS.
WHEELlNG VA
kHAH and 81 receiving from ths Fsn fte tsfertf a.
- tasi asslftrrenf 81 ffhai rseiirai ara os.f.r.
- l'hs 1sH Z ff ard rrp eFiIina rare b.. noe prrr-
ttt.ith 60 ma hef rvcf iesu afefti 10 ftr rff ~
2fa w Pc l'ld tfs1sor ftr eve. feofe ss'd 81 tta
tef3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-11
Labor and the Tariff.

Hon Abbott Lawrence having asserted, in ais re-
cen: Letters to Hon Wrn- c. Rives, that the Wages
of Labo, in New England had decidedly advanced
under the present Tariff, was net by plump de-
NAL by Lowell Loco-Foco, through the columns
of The Union, who insisted that Manufacturing wa
ges were locer now than in l542 This has In
duced Mr. Lawrence TO reexsnine the subject and
he communicates through the Boston Courier the
results Of his Investigations, as follows:
w. ANGRY states from the books OF the siafk
Mills, Manchester. N L that the average earnings
Of ali the women employed in those Mills IN eo'
i343, was 81 40 per week over and above the s1r'
paid for their board In the same Mills In Feb
1916, the average earnings of the women were 81 90
ner week over and above board, being an advance
OF 80 per cent
In the Amoskeag Mills a. the same place, the
earnings of the Girls employed in January OF eact
year since 1882, inclusive, are as follows:
Average wages paid the operatives n the araoskcas New
Sill, in the month Of January IN each year sinc'
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BIRTHDAY Festival.

number of the Wings of our City especially
of oar Young Men, have resolved 10 dine together
on Monday evening next. at Niblos spacious ga.
loon. 10 commcmoraiiou Of the Birthday OF Henry
CLAY who on that day enters upon bis roth year.
Although our nustrous Friend and Champion
has already lived out tie full measure OF the
allotted life Of man, ii Is source OF heartfelt
graduation TO his myriads Of loving generating
friends that his eye is dim, Deilher is his naiu-
raj force abated bat that in the mellow evening oil
an active, eventfal and glorousy useful lille, ne il In
the foil enjoyment of bis mental and physical pow
ers, and still enabled TO scan the critical condi-
ton Of public affairs with earnest eagle gaze, and
that every incident portentous to our National veal
afecis the pulsations Of that gallant heart which
pcye. failed 10 beat high and strong for the welfare
Of his Country.
We have seen letter from Hon. JOIN ]. CRIT
TEEDEN, the worthy successor on whom Mr. Clay
senatorial mantle has fallen, assuring the Committee
that nothing but come unan,cipated public emer-
gency shall deprive the Wings of New York OF his
comp any on this occasion. Other eminent States
men and Wbigs will honor our Festival with
their animaiing presence. 1t will doubtless be
season Of high qualification to the veterans
of former hard. fought fields, whereof the memory
of some will exhilarn,e by recollections OF bcneti
cent victory while that Of others will nerve to stern
er exertion by recalling the dire consequences TO
the Nation of our last undeserved and and unfair
defeat. The Wings Of other Cities and Towns are
cordially invited to unite with in this fes,ivity.
Tickets may be had at the Office Of The Tribune.
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William A. Walker.

This gentleman, while holding the responsible and
non political post of County Superintendent Of
Schools, is candidate for Alderman OF the with
Ward, and tho Loco. Foco Nominating Committee
present him as n Democrat, Of matured convictions,
known ability and of sound and unquestionsbie Po-
litical Principles"
Our own knowledge of Mr.. Walker does not ena-
bic us 60 endorse this sweeping eulogium. Indeed.
we think Mr.. Walkers political principles must be
problem even to himself, while his convictions
seem to ue to have 'ma,urod' quite slowly and ca.
priciously. We first became acqunisted with him
by finding him q member Of the Whig Young Mems
General Committee oflsSs. He remained a Mem
ber of that Committee il we mistake not. I'LL March,
1889, when be simultaneously resigned and avowed
himself Loco. Foco. In more recen! converse.
ton, he assured US that no had been Loeo-Foco
ever since Mr. Van Buren put forth the Treasury
project. Now we never saw him to know him till
after that time, and II must have been many months
aher-we think year and half-thas he continued
to oct as member of the Wing General Committee
withoa, inlimatng to his associates any change or
difference OF sentiment. If this is unquestonable
political principle what shall we question
Again: Mr.. Walker was. long after he became
Loco- Foeo. very ardent oppoSer OF the Dist-ic,
School Law, and champion of the old Public
School system. he called on us and urged Us 10
sign petition to the Legislature against the Dis,rc,
School Law, as late as lS4a. Now he is Supern.
tendenf of Schools and extoled as liberal adyo.
cate of the District School System! His conv.c-
tons on this subject mus, have ma,ared into some
thing very diferen, from the original.
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Trade of the Hudson.
ProdGes dzG {

Produce azG COaey hrcaandise artras ct Ne.s- York
APRIL l0rh-Ecxgord Ltne-J Mctier-B-k J. L. RctA.
obs cider J. Thompson; beams warp Fisher Hone q
Hamilton; kegs butter, bills eggs g. Ladd L. Moo-e-
81 dozen FORKS !. Sayre Clark li7 rearas paper
Goktr odls skins, s Smith, u boxes books, aundry
persons
.yeo Troy Ltse-Y. J. Gr5lh. Asea.-Barss Lcay
Ca.tcr-si2 Dds scJthes. & Afford; la2 do w Z
Dixon; lol do Corning; l3s do Hy,cp & Bros. l24 do
S'eeckec b9gat % doz scythe snaths. Long Daren-
- do Barker 4 Co OIL bbls seed Dsts- Miller 6; Co
IL dog 1roons Hogan Laden; I755 bundles paper.
10 Wand u oa.es boxes, Vandervo-r do goods
w Not, jri5 DO Waldo; 30 DO Thomas & Dale. On,
aeCurdy, & Spencer; LOG sugar srainers, Swiir
bHsgs CO. . 5dls back sruf Hudson e. Smith; l3 DO
Williams; 30 doz b-ocEs, Wilbur; Il bxs leather
Fled; 70 oxs scales. Pollen, y do goods, Hsy
DOCK d Coz 26e DC glass, D Prince bols ,allow, A
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Connecticut.
We have the vote OF every ,own for Governor but
Cornwall, in Li,ch6eld Co. which has probably
given 80 or so for Toucey. Bissell, Wing is ia
ahead The rest OF the Wing State ticket is fully
up TO him, The Senate stands 10 Whis 10 u Lose,
the 18th District having chosen Loco and the nth
Whis. The 7,h and 10Th Districts are reported
Loco BY 10 and votes respectively, which may be
reversed by the Official.
The New.Hsven Palladium has revised the list
OF Members OF the House, giving - Wings 10 &c
Locos. with Al to elect, OF whom 50 will naturally
be Whics ana - Lccos This will give House
Of lla Wings TO los Locos, and Wing majority OF
.Ares iu Join, Ballot. We hope i, will be as well
as this,
Whiss of Greenwich, Danbury, Guiford, Middle
town. Berlin, Meriden. &c you can save your State
from I,oco.Foco domination next Monday by 3
generous effort. Do 1t, and receive the ferven;
thanks Of your brethren Throughout, The Union!
III wlcKs, murderer lstsly executed in Eng
land in hs conversation. With the clergyman who
tended him In his las. days stated that he had ony
seea witness to the two las, executions a, the Old Bal
" bu, had actually paid each time for seat At the win
dow Of Of tie houses opposite the place Of
on tbs. be nigh: view il the better. Let him tbs; read
eth understand.
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Andrew ii. DIickle.

On tho 10th of March, 1912, great City Meeting
was held in the Park. to demonstrate against the
passage of the bill reported TO the Assembly by Mr.
MAcLAY which efterward passed and laid the foun.
daiions of our present system of Dstrc, Schools.
No measure was ever more denounced misrepre.
scented and execrated than this same School Law,
and the changes which il sought 10 effect in our
Public School System were stgmalized Bs a com
plete surrender OF our Popular Education to Roman
Catholic control md management The great Pub
lie Meeting Of which we speak was more guarded
and courteous in lie language but equally positive
in It's hostility 10 the changes demanded The regu
9tAplar Resolutions. very ably and carefully drawn,
@kyere presented by JOSIAH Rich, and say the in
noyaions proposed 10 be introduced cannot fail to
impair, ifnoi destroy system which has establish.
ed itself in the confidence and affections OF our com
munity," &c. sc and again.
Resolved That the introduction OF wha, 10 called the
pstrict School Syatem into this City would be dpord
Ole exchange; and we soemnly call on our Legislature
to pause before they nieposc 30 formidable an obstacle
the harmony Of community and the successfu
Grafton Of fundy chcrishcd system Of Common
Schools"
Andrep II. Micsle, Ncl Gray, and Theodore
Sedg,cick were among the Secretaries Of this Meet,
ing. and Andreso II. Mickle was appointed with
Stephen Allen Robert C. Cornell Peter Cooper, and
others, a Committee to so 10 Albany and endeavor
10 defeat Maclays School bill. The bill was not de-
fea,ed-it is now law, and the basis OF our District
School System. And now, this same Andrew II.
Mckle is to be chosen Mayor OF our City, if at ALL
by the votes of the ardent and seadas, supporters
of thu, Law who regarded its passage as essential
to their enjoyment of Religious Freedom.
Perhaps the imputation Of Natvism against Mr.
Mickle had it's origin here, as the Native party was
notoriousy stimulated into existence by our Public
School agitation and irritation. We do not doubt
that Messrs, Mioklc. Neil Gray, Bradhurst. &c.
with thousands Of excollcn, Wings who acted with
them, were honest iu opposing the School Law, but
we rejoice thai their dolefu iorebcdings Of evi! 10
result from the passage of thai law have not been
realized
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ypish, 3, do poss.oes Howard Som y eask. oehEs
VIM Burser. 10 DO Smith Strsi.on Coz Isl hhds "a
boi.. 10 half sbls beer Read Bro = neree' c'fe
*. I:,. 9 chamberlain 70 bags peas, Wi.iaason.
T sb.s &c & Co. Is TOES pig iron, cOnsdea-
o. Troy Lise-Pq7s c1ilis-s!g. Loek9",t T pl.
Is scans " Plat; Co 10 oSSe: axes 4 tne,P'
tbsds ard oil Knight; 81 bids chair stuff, Tweed
* hsIss Goods c Winthrop. Is Go ! Putnam Co; !
do Newsll: II tubs butter. l. Ladsm Co; e5ds. 81
~. ~ 10 Beer Nash Besdesou & Co; $50 bols foar
Vail 30 sides leather Bangs Melvin; bales goods
: Bo.srt bx. do + & Cronshiie, do Il & Hamilton
II bx. u,sple sugar WHY'S; n sois seed Gilbert y
Woodward. ,,,, - - m
~. ssaS II bbls beans and peas, Z. Fish * Co
-, p.-,,o,.c,zs Liae--i5CO bu oats Z. Fish & Co.
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pelexnte Nonlinntiens.

EreCo,-HoRAr,o ], Srow OF Buffalo, ABsA
LON BulI of Black Rock and AARON SALISBURY
Of Evans are the Wing candida:es
C2enaaso Cos-Ex.Lt Gov. john TRACY. WILL
LIAM MASON, and ELISHA B. SIXTH are the Loco
Foco candidates lchensaso is 10 have bu, TWO Il
the New Appostioamen, pas.es)
Scaoharte Co.-JoHs GERHARD, Jr. and ELISHA
HAMMOND are the Anti Rem, candidates. We t-us,
they viii be elected over the Old bunker tcke,op.
posed to them which is not and canno; be heartily "a.
vorabe to Constitutional Reform. The fac, thai the
Immediate neighborhoods of Ex,6ov. Bouck and
Senate, Wright both gave nsiorisies against the
call of Convention shows where they stand on the
question of Reform. Can Schohasie choose to be
so represented 2
Montgomery Co.-JoHS MILLS Of ST. louisville
and Jons Bowp,sa Of Roo, are Looo,Foeo can,
debates BGnburners,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-11
Gain in wears. a per CT 81 perct IS Per Ct 9 pr

Gain in years per CT 81 perct IS psr Ct . pre-
In The Lawrence Mills al Lowell, Mass as GER
tifed by John Aiken, Agent the average earnings
If the Girls from Nov. '42 TO Feb. 43, were o. o.
mr. week over and above their board. During ine
same period from Nov. As to Feb As, the earnings
Of the same class averaged 90 o5 cents clear OF
board In 1912 old hands were employed oy the
week a, 81 80 and board now they are pald 81 per
week and board and are hard TO get q. that
Al Nashua " II. the Jackson Company says Z.
Parker Agent paid their Girls in A pril. l543, an
average of 81 A above board. Ia February. 1896
the same Company have paid an average Of s. OF
beside board.
These facts are stated by Mr.. Lawrence and his
correspondents with an ample array Of statistics TO
demonstrate their impregnable truth, of which there
cornot he shadow Of doubt. And we defy the
world 10 show another Country than this or another
business than Manufacturing which gives employ
ment TO several thousand Girls in the common walks
of life without requiring apprenticeship or unusual
requirements, and pays them as good average prices
q, these. Will our friend A Poor w orking Man,
who asks us what The Wing party does or proposes
to do for the Laborng Classes consider these facts
We do no, believe any Party can do all that is
needed by the sufering-we do not say the Whig
nar,y does all il might debut we do maintain that,
80 far as they go, its measures tend TO promote the
welfare Of the Useful Glasses, while those Of the
Loco. Focos tend, however undesignedly 10 dcpress
them. Will he not think Of this. in deciding who 10
vote for on Tuesday!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-11
D,,Ix ,rriynl. of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
S.w-York and Erie Railroad Company

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