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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

vIIrNeIE cry PROPERTY @ SALE

yAtUNRi CITY PROPERTY FOR sAIE
rryuE subscriber wall sll on accommodating terms
a the three story tuek Storshouse. Narth ', $50
- N.,Lrt and Union streets, NOW occupied by Mro
~ ucisScii as a Dry Goods store. The property IS ~
good %. ali 0ad b. oneof the hest 'usitess s'iIus ~ ~
r.y crs,us wi<hIuc Ia make n PrnHlah'e thNestt en-
AMI srr,re the fcSi business .ttnd m me cHN """u ~
,vrll ia give their early a%ltehtlou L. ~ $ hoti'e Wy
,,0,-, anon IA regard q, the property can r. on I"
hv calling ON sine sl scriheT a the United Stslgs wv
oty Is n 81 eay1senS 20. :. q. cor. MARKET AVID I nl'i
streets
Ny,.n!f,, OCT IE-2wr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
ATTENTION. GAIL

Come one, come all 10 The 18th Ward Family Grocery,
Ssy tliCii IL now opening ny VIM II Powell, Main
W. street, W3eelHts, two doors he,uW the Novelty
Norks,N here he Is NOW prepared to accommodate per.
sous or tdnbnts " IN gny article IA The Grocery or coni
dictionary line Al the 0Wast reduced prices, as he in
tends moi to lie undersold ~ any IN the city, and would
the u0re very respectfully invite tie attention OF city
aud county i"iNs, beng prepared 10 1iter great induce
HieutstO such as fatrouiSe aim, a Ae wants 0lty q trial
to secure HIM custom.
single trial wiz his merits prove,
And even 10 purchase woull q miser move.
oci20-tf A LOWELL, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
~ EAs1.

Had -t.us Vf1fchcu5e
ur NEtf 0t 'faHH, SUD tlrt- tl aUs $50
d RI y srrU, var,.t{ 20 t#ai#Hf f~tettets, Vi .tt
N.'r,.aud t4ast tufaae 8 ttsr ais, wholesale ~ etua,
sI HaE .fH pfiHes, WIN avery iHufal discount Nt e"-h.
prF+gus wishing te Purchase aH pHea tu -H3'ttl 'n.
,rulNe hrnjslted wtrtap ssgHusleo f iAo t"antit' thd
lhr rart of 81. hs t,tr stRs.tz the wofh feint'ediS nc
tune. tue s.Aeof the.r pater.
IneAN dshtngtpn Presses manufactured al inns esta'
ltshlnsait. are iut-ri oF tu uono--a great Improvement M
thstr obstruction. a. we'll as a reduction az price, hav-
"fover ufe,ses made oortPr. Superior Proof presses
? .gIort al HON. anal at assuftmeat OF Herman iNpf- -
Ts,ry tyae. cut. aud h4rjefs, ltonn thr tannifles o
,,r,rs and Il White of \. Y, and / John~1n, fhia,
t.Nf =, htpd. Persons purchasing ieF cash ave csps
%,sry n.yisa toscaif hefofe purchasing visoWheFe.
NISD-sevefai second hand presses, aud second hand
fon,s OF wye, butiiuie worn. toE sale low. oe'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

EHE subscriber being desireus Of selling ms ehine
| rsiste IN The city Of Wheeirt, Virginia. consisting
-, ~ a.rca Of land ad oigiuq tbc city, atd "h'eh q.
bounds IN uonc coal. aud there - also a stone quarry on
,ma sfaresaid nre nisea eluGl to any a. am lHl"til'',
=, ~. stale nf Virginia. Also, a! onl ~ or t'u ie'l 81
g,ound Immediately GA Water street, on a part o. MHir.
10y erected a verv hne W areiouse, and sufficient
- 900 other Warehouses. THIS property hes
immediately ON the Ohio river. aud just above tte =.
3 Hotel. 50 generally known TO aairaFeilefs ana ~,
.',.rt,' a., t6i- -austc IT, generally considered Tie most
yyapgbIe OF any "a he city Forternns apply 10 the pto-
P'le,oti "'"' - SAMUEL enffRCnttL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

A.T I'LL. and Cross cut Saws. Anvis, Trace Chains,
AYE Steel Sh0v.is, Straw Knives, steel Y ard and BAL
auces, Wood saws, cast and shear steel, Horse shoc nails.
Manure Forks, Augcrs Curry combs and cards, tieay
ers aud Miueing Knives, Mann's' Axes, just reed by
oct2s HENRY +. MORRIS, Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

X AAt NOW opening Il tF~A stiplF W fAAFiL tA9 dlA
os..s ". :, WiCKuAM.
TAl. ANT & DltI NpLAiN,
WHOLESALE L GOODS MERCHANTS,
WHEELING, VA.
TwAvE now ia store aud OTTER ft sale
- 5 casv, ard uses Faaey instrs Dress Goods de
sirahie $ j les Of aeHtie fod.
5dt8fN lpaces aa4 lastres, various qualities.
hale waoiea c''oakmes, high co'ors;
3casss iisiA .-lHseAs,
/ aa Hlue end HS check do
! do low pr,eed drown cls.hsi
do 6ue tustsh do DO
d. Ene.isl Beaver % do
! Go low .riced Biack do
do Fine 10 do
rrepch tocskin Csssiherts -severs packages desi
rahIe STYLES fancy cassiglffest
gfeuelf p'aia Ncstlne CasstinFrtsi
Mann qualities PIN hlk do
d. 10 k'se cloths;
case aiexiean ealstmeres, fancy styles;
da lesyy low priced Sattueis'
= 40 low ricrd Rk do
sev. raj varieties f'ey cold do
GOOD Intent" TX do
oes.e, nw pficea winter Twoets; and snndry other
stvl,s af mems winter wear, c%entiuins a very eNlen
saur ON most fayofaale Terms, aud 10 he sold ~ re
pi@er very l0~
tease rlaaaers' tA and wiose rrinisa
pas n \, ,isss s@a'a:ae'., panas'S ov priced
hess Rich Fsacy Prints,
Best sly = utsAdef Do
Ho1se. Baeachd Si,fttass, al prie,s;
do 40 sheanssi
HesVV thrown do
t.sht do do do
BROWN nAJL.IS-f case Beachcd suffolk Drills
easas broWn caution Flames
40 Betched ia 90
Do e0iafed DO 10
: do itintea canton Innings
> to nk Gaasbftesi
shales iiegHss, yarous mskesi
q ia Red fiAiaeii
do Nile 10
| d. Nelnw 80
do 9Mtird faa dlito,
A farfe ttsatcr Of waiter shawls, consisting OF h'hh
ket. Kahtc. rlsih ant Embroidered his sHshinefe
Buu4N ies aRd iefsrEti friuita SAawis, Ntatei hfes'
ftakfs. sesa - waysied, Dc Lsre aha raw SIM
,lfaIes Vest qma itK coat blankets, hlte, bro snh Nltt
10 d1 eamasan do no.
lrssr As5Ntcs fweods. for slirtins,
do cay ShtftiAg Strptsi
10 eaufHtan thetksi
Z 81 drer 1ittas
4 large f. voices III bFk Fyinses, very lawi
All Is fesot Btifans ior tAe SEASON, a"H a at'.' ~ q
.ttegftaf Ialars' tru4Htiu-s. 5nth ~ NIe aF' y %
en- Stssfs. ri sHaf, &taAs rAavas hhl j rev ~
-.,,frf s..s ind twist, ia Patent thrtad @ns
ttahe A-4es :. tea- nr.tne snd t"fd. M'N Wai'''s
ssoss Fnfsa5- 2 aWa toi-A37' Sc ST'
8 esass SAtiH slttaitr
iferv4 a. Iata .e .ttI Ba1slnsi a..
raHt4s taAe rtassN-. -isHt he~, '"h"N i"'
icnNlee'a Nesli,s. la q aud - iur ut"ds -
a IA lsef teine pHayttyd wtlt a Nf-l ~" t'tN
MkaKsa. ~ are an lufs 10 prove ~ ~ ~ NV, !.
I. take die trouh d. examine. taat GuSds ca" 'he - !
. 81 Whestmg" a. advaaiaseously 10 We hu,e t a. a.
where G SCI. fNLt.ANf n b1i"N"N'
Whesttng. aes 2~-,isi..
ATENr R5yeued Bauds 81 Bsits- Manufactured
Z a.as q lint frrrH4--ar4f a. T. a Nnff y. \ 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
ElpE.EIREn TlKEg ..

-LNEE's FIRE rgaoF VI arg wv
ts vi from lm. Proprietor audtaf stie' ~ ,,-t.,tyr
- I" '' Il f. MckEE. SoutH Nheci''-'
--sr ,.,o,vea Nv Express nom View York tGW :
Z a. Woic and Scarlet darasS "ef'n'g-. :, ,,-
1o, rn,tsms ot thr finest qua.dN ~. NV st,s c
vrry limerick cs stytes tLesN'"- ufVNNN
t%rauflul Shawis. e0F
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
) C"BHNBACkER & SON,
oclls sisH Of the Goldcu Mortar, l7a Vain st


SILK aud w1fs'el canvass fr working Oh. Zeph,
- wsrstel aii Silk twst foo EHtbr0lderiug, Ste
Bgsds. etc, etc. lgst fecciyet by
oetl5 - RHODES, Is fridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

xTyE have on baud Tor The Fall trade, as good an a.
~ sortnieut as ,Nc usually have, co sis -tla u ; d
lies. Htrdlcs, Harness, fnuks. Nalises, target Bags,
aud ; tchel.. Saddle BAGS, Coliats, iiamts, Trace chsins,
etc. etc. Our vork IS made OF the lest mates ia aud by
God workmeu. AND we WIN sell on TAR teTias. our
ionuer customer Ne nope, viii iavof Us WITH a calf,
a. veil as any others WIN HIav want any tHins ir DIT
line Ut business, a. we viii spare no pains 10 "Hdesvor
80 lis8se an VINO DO. Au Kinds OF WORK maze 10 Otdsr
and old work repaired without del y.
NiCOfL 4 CARR.
octa0 SIN of tie Trunk, Flag, etc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

styIlE subscribers have inst received Qotu The Eastern
b cllles, a fresh and We'll selected assortment OF Med.
.icines. including the more recent chemicals; siso pure
white and red " ties and brandy for medical purposes,
purchase after The most careful personal Inspection,
with a view " superiority OF qua .ty; and can therefore
recommend them other patrons aud friends with en-
tire confidence ,u lheir purity and tteaauln from adUitc-
raiOH.a
We have always on hand, n supply Of all the test pa
tent preparations. among which which na} re enumer
a.el Va stars B1isNn, Ayers Cherry pccto'al, tluGcks
P4uacea. lphau's Pile Eisctuary, bis Weave and
JUYnr's SANITY Neaicufs, ~ GODS. TOWRseHd-. sands
and Rusto's eifsaparIla we are sole Agents Tor Gays
EXtract Of CahU4aia-ua, a new California plant Of rre
medical virtues. pualicly Admitted hy hr Townsend,
m. uufactuucr of IoWnsenus -Arsaparllla, to be FAR
better than Safsapsrtiia, san and examine the above
articles at tie pru4 Sioreuf
) C~RUNBACKER & SON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

4 80 BAtEs oasuu; 20 toz Tar eaas, on ban
y ~ 81. t,f. .l.b b, ca U.RRA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
LANDS FOR SALE.

I,UIU y" 49," "
loo lots IA Logan. Fort, Indiana. and
.sveral small Tract, III the vicinity OF SAID
town.
The above land willie s'i ON the most rcafoAet'e
ter,ts. IN tracts 70 suit purchasers. Ittles peIleei OF
further ma ieu!afs inquire OF W.. thi G'2'N
MnnaIng. NlraInLa. leo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
YnRNAnl TMREADn.

ee no nlL. s,oai III o.. 40 Aafcs, SO lbs skeIl
- - Tafest, white a,d assorted ,oiDts fsi feea
amt or HAas l.A IS JAS NEi.LOH,
t..a Uaioa rliset.
3fss-5 so packs superior article Gcuaau ail Ane~-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
uARD AARD NJ CUrLERY

M tBLt3 kuNe~ and Forks, Butcher khives, Pocket
- catiery, ttass cand eslteks, iue ScIs~1rs ard Ra
znrs. 70 asz arS steel ARIEL tlstnls. Tea rays, bras aud
sle,t lett -duvris aHd ioues. Bf,tasia aud Gtrusu
siiyrr spoons, CiEee Mills X i3-t ree. ivWa Had aai
saie cheap BY - HENRt T. a .s
ucig4 tItn efrrt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
TRUNKS.
NoVtLrY WORKS.

-VE Subscribers have assieiatrd themselves together
X ,nder tfa Guu aul stylto OF CRARLks, c1EN \ Bk
re- II tnc parp'seoi lnaautaefurinl, al ths Wheel
e., Noxt.ty Nofa, Fairbanks saleut Platform scales,
t,.,..-s gslrl-f Balances, C0ice Aiflt., Maleah'e Nast
~ ~. aud 81 10 -5ou he prepared IA ui orders FOR ev-
~ VA CHARLES,
g ~ CnEN.
t,tx GN BEAT fY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

- large supply Of Copper Tools and Tress Hoops
last received from Ciunciunati, and for sale by
oct. 2ath, le4s. SAMI4 NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

N- uALF chests Gunpowder Tea;
AG 20 d. Young Tyson do;
= asx<s ggound Yep 'eri, 80 : aud ! 10. papers
10 IL. TO NAsfIce do o do,
Is 4. do Gnser do do do;
- do ia Mustard, > daz each, ! 10 cans
10 do white Haysuus Sugar
3 eefuons =. f. Indigo;
! Casa ndteh Madie;
y do Eitsotu Saitf;
- boxes white fi.ps:
81 do smoked Herring
81 10 1alialts Nauteacd Ear Soap
l. do 10 do ~ lump do:
Just reserve aid for by
u0vi J W PAXTON 4 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

-o ,ZARINE. Gresu aud Nodf lgn, a,,lc rr suq'r
t$a, .vp'r qua liy. Also, q few dlesS SrNSENV
,asbn,crts, last reed ana tot sac o
~ySVgRoIpERfu swiss Musl'ns, how " e' ot Gne
Ia Fancy, for parry dresses ar" sENsENEY
quality. '"-
.. ICH Bouud Il .ntons. Arilie'aIs e" aih ir Fsne,
! *. Fancy het Ribbons, Velvet neeN ".gNSrEEV
MOTT NECK Ties aud HdNts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
EtI,S STIFEL,

80 GERMAN aud America N,,.m
ery1isurs SO ia Nam 81 lopp"~'' '"'
nael y heeiuar, Va ,t, q ,st where
-'fcr ass Inst received from VIC ~. rs,l
chased Them a. the lowest S.>, ',,t,, ~ de-.
nsHt y 'c,r9tnr~. which he IS rrepstel LOU
.ben4 a. eau ne hai ~ this "srN'''
of tm Toys manufseturc a.
sec.s on bsni q hs eW" sScs, Iron ware
:, 49, assortment " Ftn an Tn'r'
- ~.f,n aud Rtock uH ware ,,c.
So In ma inc. rot na hant, Vil u. W. ,crn.
- 80 sbnries, uptice. ON rcSs' q s,,,
.e tiseN's Patent c'oSlna Stoves az"
.t.ve. Tor sale az low prices. ariFEI.
en
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
EARM ~ SALE.

to sell my farm near Wheeling,
3tn tt%tIttGN aud VIII sell it together or IN
ns~c,l. 10 suit purchasers, and on acron edatlns
!" IAN a1-tf 1AC0B
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
rp1uuINtS FOR DRE~StS

" urtsKrIA.has his Jay received a s'r9a ,r
!" ~ 6@rSatitlI ava entirely new styIe ",'ls
FsiTres. ana a lew aicces hlscN say - s,nl7
/. Al ss7rtmsn. Of SILKS far thinning u'e-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

-rAVE as r. stvcd .. sSptr-@ : Nv "a Hsoca'
80 pstI. r,rtt ~ Sol. VIZ I'm - 49,, aud g~nwr
.,- md GWa. Grafuatet chameleon n .,u.-
rttaQ6TUFntt ~--tace rsgt~, tHtee ND tr
.srL.i do. Thfesd lace. GfstN.N y. t,.t
- - and SWISS so, q lsles a.,',' 80
received. eeih
81 SOIyrtoN-rhe partHe1ship hets',to' ~, 81
10 ,t- ...s,eeu the uudcr--urd, under ts
u'N~b' y '''' sly puESEN.
'uL. AWVuNrliNE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

- rrsp & MONTE. 10 lb- MaFNa street, have
81 -uuaur.s ~ recrfvnfe IT. w ~ 81 ~
tvfgrFp gsBnS selected ui tt test Eastern tMt NfAs
fr., IL, /. white faatt ta cnthface eNerY arts ~
.rry 10 SAY.e Goods. Taes % not fnANr ~M3 po
. u, ~ af ha.uhu4 ofssi,ng cheaper Than 'hv
.a...t - ftt assure al those wAa call, mat lleA wh'
I IN r'tair sfy3es and ri A. cheap prices, as an
be- found "a any Store 10 Nheeiing. sFpEo
reed al "a Gooinet's, a very iarss st"es oi
= Funts. e. isrre a selection a. Ni any he"r y "
N"s oeti2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
MEISu E'LANN Ell.

syItST received. ) pieces real Welsh Flannel, warrant
u ed not 10 SHRINK, : pireo very dne French Flannel
,,mcthnE new, by MARSH, 1AhLf L n MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
JAMES BfErP.

wHoLsst tE tNu FTtH us5tss1N
Drug. NedieiHs1. P.ia.s, ard n,c =tra-
ceU"r VEN saa Monroe s.s.. UnseltNa.Va.
oetoter 70. isl-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

-irSr received ar assortment of She above Fire Proof
Is s-fs. AND ter safe a. the maiu1'a ''1re's prices "y
rpNOR FNIII AGENT for the Manufacturers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

= CASE ass rted cotton Thread;
II a. d tieaciied c,ftpu shertng;
100 pieces Mosquito NsttinK last received, aha Tor
ATFRtAL FuR C~HGInREN'S WEAR-Aia large
ass4rsauat at material tor ehiid'en's wear, a iew
,,f.as of yAlen are Yefy eautiiui ami eNpeusivc.
.,ts o W HEt5KELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
RI1FI No ROBES.

XafE haxetafIaaeucue rrceN lhs our sftspUGAie stock
~ a. GafaIo Euh,-. waica Nc mic 10 n'a@e ia1o
oeer -lus-, epilio cOY.ls, uf sell ~ t.e t"te tsi al
~. tut N4.ar lnoyal NlVOhL &SARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

FE.I rsurfas 81 VERY hue new style frenc
&A sAsl-4e.es, 10 10 sts sssait aeFsnee Hcosi, y
artgf G.EEa - s9NfE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
8 srsFneSs. :. -. saosSsfsaeE D.. , srooKrc.
ASCiiOR RON WORKS.
Stephens, 5hoenberger G Co.,

WHEELING Va.
MANuFACTUBERsOFt F.sUoENRERCEE
JINiATA tSpN. THE IRON Ae
o NAILS ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. STRING
y AMERICAN BLISTER Steel,
\ ANLES.
ygyARRANrE equal 90 ant made iq the Wes,
rf which they viii sell A. The lowest prices.
NsREHousK, corner Of Monroe and Water streets
Wheeling. Nov i4-Y
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-25

TAYLOR IN VERNON IA gentleman of in
telligence and responsibility, residing in Wind
sor county, Vermont, and whig OF many years
standing, but bolter from the Philadelphia tick
e states that the prospect for Tay lor in that state
Is extremely dubious, if not utterly hopeless
The dlsaffection in the wing ranks he declares to
be universal. Having lately visited on business
every town in his own county of Windsor, the
strongest wing county in the state, which gave
S3OO votes for Eaton, wing, for governor last fall,
to 100 for Dillingham;, he declares that he
scarcely discovered specimen OF that 1ardaviS,
Taylor wing, in his whole route. No enthusi-
asm Tor the nomination, mot the shadow, not the
ghost OF it could be any where SEEN AS an H.
Iustratlon OF the state OF popular feeling, he re-
marked that on the fourth, at Windsor, while
some three to four thousand persons, mostly
Wigs, were assembled in the onen- air in the
evening 10 view the fireworks, a person who
probably wanted an office under TAYLOR, having
CLIMBED tree, protruded his figure at moment
ne deemed favorable, and swinging his hat in the
air with gesture and manner which appeared
as though he was mad with enthusiasm, and was
conhdent OF awakening it in others, shouted
hree cheers for General Taylor % There was
no response but silence. Not one answering
cheer nothing but the echo of his own hoarso
shout Had he called for huzzas for Prince Met.
ternlch or the ex dey of Algers, he could not
nave made more deal failure. The gentleman
aihrms that the same feeling exists throughout
the state.-BOston Post.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-25
Congressional Procecdings

80 SATURDAY, July %.
SENATE. On motion of Mr.. CLAYTON. the
Territory bill was taken up, and speech was
made by him, supporting it. He explained its
provisions and exhorted Senators who wished the
question put to rest, to vote for it.
HOUSE. The Senate bill, granting franking
privilege to Mr.. Vattemare was referred to the
Committee on Post Office. The Civil bin was
again taken up, and Mr.. Cobb of Georgia moved
TO reconsider the vote by which it was rejected
and al to pass it TO be engrossed. Mr.. Clingman of
WORTH carolina moved to lay the motion on the
table, but no action was had. O
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-25

MARYLAND COMING. A spirited meeting
has been held at Baltimore, at which Resolutions
in favor OF the Free Soil movement were passed.
and one calling meeting to be held this even
ing, to appoint delegates to the Buffalo Conven-
tion A letter to the New York Tribune says:
Several addresses were delivered by gentle
men who have been until now connected with
the Wings, Democratic and Native PARTIES
These in turn spoke in bold and decided terms of
tho evils OF Slavery, and of the necessity OF Con-
gress passing tncomprOmising laws positively
prohibiting its extension to Territories now free,
and announcing their determination 10 abandon
the old parties Gfthe Wing and Democratic Con-
ventions had indeed left any parties existing y
and 10 throw their votes and influence into the
new party of principle, of which "Free Soil for
a Free People, is the hopeful and cheering
watchword. They were severaly applauded
for their manly sentiments and the earnest spirit
in which they found an uterance.
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GEN. TAYIOR,S pIErv

ne surest way 10 make saint OF your rouob
ola patriarchs, is to make him candidate tor r.
Presidency. Just let him be nominated bv one
OF 'he great caucuses, and blessed and bolv
priest VIII pronounce absolution upon him and
auGli n's character with all the christian graces,
quicAer tnah MS barber could shave him.
;nna I VI lne most precious religious biography
might be compiled out of the lives Of orr nros;
DENTAL candidates, resting wholly on the antbor
ny OF distinguished and "highly respectable ,,
c,ergymen, volunteered before election. But of
al 'he displays oil piety ever trotted out on the
PRESIDENTIAL course, we think that of Gen Zacba.
ry Taylor must take the palm,
we nave heard OF " vital piety" before now
put TINS OF the hero of Buena Vista must rather
De OIL the mortal kind, we think. His PRAYERS
anu hoiy aspirations must have run something af.
%, 1897 VI Jury
~ Lord, thou knowest thy servant has this
morning written TO the War Department. urging
the employment of a fen dogs TO ascertain where
'nese Indians are, not to Dorry them. Wilt thou
grant mat these dogs may a5undantlv answer
the molly end Tor which they are to be procured.
completely Kidding this highly privileged and
christian land from the heather savages who are
wont to harbor our runaway slaves, wickedly
obeying the divine commandment, +" Be wrav not
MIN that VANDERBILT" &c., and that their natural
instincts and admirable breeding may rebound to
my glory and the good Of immortal souls, for
Christ's sake"
Also, thanksgiving after the memorable bat
tie of Buena Vista
go Heavenly Father, thank thee that nv
brave troops have demolished the starving Mex
leans, and "Given them hell, damn 'em" accor-
ding TO thy servants commandment on the field
oil battle, albeit contrary 10 the commandment OF
my son In his sermon on the mount, who or
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TELEGRAPHIc. A gentleman who was re-
Gently making tour OF inspection along the line
between this city and Philadelphia states, that
one afternoon he was exceedingly interested in
observing the effect of the fluid upon long row
OF swallows that alighted upon one of the wires.
While he was admiring the long. extended line
OF the little fellows as they sat SO apparently Sc
cure in the enjoyment Of their position, all at
once they turned somerset under the wire and
there remained suspended for a moment TO all
appearance dead but in an instant more, as if
revived by another current OF the fluid thew all
let go their hold and darted away as brisk as
ever. 1e
1t is common to test the working condition of
the wires by applying carefully the tip of the
tongue occasionally to them, by which means.
perhaps, more accurate estimate of the state of
the line may be formed than by a touch OF the
nnger Some boatmen coming down canal.
seeing the workmen every now and then run I'D
to the posts, down the sides OF which the wires at
the time were hanging, and taste the fluid, be-
came greatly excited by the strange spectacle of
men seemingly engaged in licking the rough
telegraph supporters, and, on coming to the place
they determined to have an explanation of the
pantomime. So, leaving the boat awav thew
went, each man TO post and taking good lick
OF the wire, received, Of course, charge Of cor.
responding power, when they dropped the inves.
tigaton, shockingly convinced that canals are
by no means up to telegraphs.--.N. Y. Mirror,
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HENRY CLAY don't Ratify. The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Sun, under
date of July l6, says
"Mr. Bolts yesterday received letter from
Henry Clay, in which Mr.. Clay says that Mr..
Crittenden will probably be elected Governor OF
Kentucky, but that there will be hard and
desperate struggle tor it. He says that neither
Gov. Morehead nor any other gentleman is au-
thorized to say that he, Mr.. Clay, sanctions and
approves the nomination OF Gen. Taylor. AL
circumstances prove that there is a serious differ
ence between the partzans of Mr.. Clay in Ken
lucky, and the advocates of the election of Gen.
Taylor and MIR Crittenden.