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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
THE MODEL. LABoRER.

IT. supports a large family upon she sm1t-
est uags lie works from twelve to tour
teen hours dav. He nsts earls 20 dig IN
what be- calls his garden, lie prefers his Fire.
site io the alehou-e. ard hss onlv one pipe
when he gets h,me. aud thea goes 10 bed
Hr attends church regularly, with clean
smockroek aud clean lace on Sundays, ana
waits outside when the service is over. 10
pull his hair to his landlord, or in his absence,
pass The same reverence To the seward Beer
and be are perfect strangers rarely meelina'
except at Cristmss, iarvest-time; aud - ior
spirits. he only knows them, like meat ~
name. He does not care lot skittles. lie
never loses days work by attending poil'l-
cal meetings. News papers DO not make mm
Discontinued for the simple reason that he
cannot read He believes strongly ia the iact
OF his belonging to the Finest Peasaairy,
! He sends his children 10 school s'meho" ant
gives them the best boots aud education he
can. He atributes all bighlS. al Seasons,
4 tailur,s, losses. aud accidents to ihe repeal OF
( the Corn Laws f1e won't look al the hare.
and imaelnes in his r spect Tor rdbotS. That
Jach Sheppard was poacher lie Whlie-
washes his cottage once scar, fr = pune
tnal with h- rent. and somehow. by some
rare secret, best kp,wa to his wages, ne IS
never i'll. lie knows absolutely nothing be-
youd he aGoirs oi his parish. and does not
trouble himself greatly about them. II ht has
vote /, l. his landlords ofcoursr. lie JOINS
i'm We cry Of .'Pro,ection' wondering what
il means, aud ,,uls his \ most innocenAy TO
ans farmers petition. lie subscrlbes penny
week 10 Bliidl Soclrty. lie erects tn
u,upaol arches. fills up group OF happy ten
ouls. shouts, sings daness-a0y moc5ery OF
IausuriitY. 20 please bis master. ii has an
incurabir horror OF thr Umon. lud his great
est prize is 10 sidrvr sooner than suilri par
f isu relief Hi, caiidre1 are taught the saHe
creed. tie prefers living with his vile To be-
I ing pdfst 4 from hrr Ills only amase-
D.. uiept is the Annual Fat and rali1N Sh wins
E. greatest hdppaess. ISL his masters pig whieA
e he has Ia}tsnrd. gets tie pTlz'. ii rogsies
. on existing rather than ii'iag. init ~ worse
fed haH the bea-t- n gets up Tor eAlbitluns
J.. much less cared about than be soil b. cait-
= va.es. tolling, without nupe. spriOs, summer
= autumn dni winter. his " g-s nrver higher
i frequently lts--ani perhaps alter thirty year )
). unceasug labor, u he his been all that une
with The same landlord. he gets The munih-
p ca44a re.4arl 81 s.X-aHd taop uct, accohpal'
led il is rue. ith warm euiugluln Oh MS
vire4rs b. ID Pr i lent, Ga real Lyrt) Tor hdv-
, my brought up ten children and several pigs
upon Il - saihugs week This is the Mod
q Libor r, hose end OF life is hoaorably laI-
T Il tel ii he is ole. alter whole lies sowing
e lur another, to reap coffin for himself 10 be
. barrie n!--PNAch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
NEW BOOKSi

VANITY Fair, a novel without hero. by William
MaNepeece Thuckersy with illustrations
Life in Baltimore, mysterss of the Monuments city,
10y Paul Pry, Jr;
The Shaker Lovers, virtue and innocence triumph.
anti W u u Thompson;
The ocean Plague or Voyage TO Quebec in an Irish
emigrant vessel embracing al Geosse Isle ls47, with
notes Illustrative of the ship Feseuce Thai fatal
by passenger
The Trusnt Of WildselI Hall: by Acton Bell, author
of "Witherng Heights" etc;
An Account of Col Crockeus tour TO the North and
Down East; by himself, KS
Number ) Universal History; -
II Brathwait'es Retrospect;
The Sea Gull, OF the Pirates League:
Francis Carleton, the Boston Blacksmith;
Ellen remqleton; the Spectral Cloud
LuceIc, or the Young irequois;
Part6, The Thousand and ono Nights;
Taylof's Counterfeit Ueiector;
Just received at WAkEMAN'S Literary Depot,
Aues No III Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

GrrrA PERcHA The trade in gutia percha
seems Ia b. advancing in importance every
,lav. and TO be eagros-ing the attention OF the
ra,iv,s Of the Indian Archipelago 10 The ex-
clnsion of other pursuits. the quantity i'm
ported into Singapore in the frs; tour months
Of this year, according TO the oliiciil rcror's,
wa, uvwatds OF 700 ricus equal to $50 cvt,
which is, however. short oil the actual sup
ply. The price had risen from 2 to 20 'iol-
lars Ii is said that the Amrrean Lange, Tin
Company have secured the monopoly OF the
S4langore territory for two years Tor the SUN
OF so 900 dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10


EpoM rur S.NovICu JSIANns
' - =
The New Bedford Mercury says that letter
from the Sandwich Islands, oi May 3, has
haeo rsce;vsd
-, =,
Inc tia"aiis'i LEGISLATURE asS7 iio'e" y"
the Z1'h OF a I'll: me Ioyd' spec 0 a ~
Ted the r7hhc'"oh % 'r'atlTs WIN 'a"eT'
hn9'ahu ana 'ne nee GU! % -la ,ip'' ~ az
va! no s,eo'F hau 'eeh "eao''N'VY Ni.n we
oni'eo states, Sal's'"c, o. ~ ul'ts''n %
Tue Ruo'ic 'a,i"9 tdu oSe" '"Ss'eo 0e'" e'"
''p Mug a''o peoP'!' 1;.,..
hs majesty tnJo'ns on 'oe h4si ls, 10
pear Ia hll"u 'ne cqUd' t"'''a''''" " 81 - "
.. o. s''o"" :" 20" y III, on"
!, ne assuianT &c t0,e' ." ~ - go
nn'aih ana 9tanVF' COZ ~ /" nv ~
OF fes4ssli az ~ '6' 0'''''' IA "a SVEN
mS 81, "' we ~ 'S'1'l'
Inc Sdn''" ici ls-nn Pens 0e,'''a' ~ ''' az
eeoa' ~ - y oPe.'ei e50"PS Il ''i '"v ~
lives % oyo imam is''"'' " j.. r. 'o,'"
Z. ~. .t1 '''0 "' ~ " 81 !" ''''' 10
! cri7' ""e 'a' ~, ~ ''' .
,'e - -.''',''. -. '' '"sl - '' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale. from Is 10 90 lots and plecesf
l. ground which have lately laid out. on the hill al
road leading Mr.. II Nchols's; and also from two
three of greupd lying between SAID road and
turnpike and several other lots of ground ON MAN az
Market streets.
The lots the hill arc convenient 10 good well o.
water the joint of which VIII lie iven TO the pdf
ohasers OF tie lots AVID ground on the lnil.
viii also sell some ground Monroe street, in 'front.'
Of the Court House
All or any OF the above, VIII he sold low and give
reasonable credit for the greater portion Of the ease
money. The lots and ground OIL The l are convenient
for Mechanics and iahofing men, al tle
Foundry, Boat yard, sc. JOHN VI u RE-
dss9& T. Shave new Brick House, which viii
EEasn be finished the LIST of October, win nVe rooms
cellar lot Tor 90 den and close to The we'll which VIII
sell or rent al fair price, tAug9-tf) }. MIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
REPORTED ny Z. II BERRY

hEfuhIED Ky o. II BERRY
ARRIVALS AND LErARruRss
u Boats for thu isst t,ar, G lin, vssi,r
day at 4 o'cloch. r. n.
ARRIVED.
American. Gray Pittsburgh,
Hudson Poe,
Cashier, Dawson,
Dolphin, HozIetl,
Paris, Mamtla,
Highland Alary, Burke, Cincinnati,
otwego, Smitbeis,
hoo' Nlghtnaa, Williamson, Parkersbnrsh,
Virginia, Dawson Steubenvillr,
DEBATED.
Virginia, Dawson. Sleuhenville.
highland Mary Burke, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
Cashier, Dawson,
OsNeg0, SmilheTs,
Pans, Maratla, ST Loni,.
am mean, Gray, Cincinnati.
Dolphin, Hazlsil.
eeI water--laiiing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

IN roRTANT FROM CUBA.-Insurrec-
.5ol- Grei Slaugt'er-The Rebellion crush
e4.-A nw DAYS ago we published an article
from the New Orleans Delta, giving some ac-
couol OF the diseontents in Cuba, and stating
tia, IN iusuueetion was expected on The 24'h
Of June. The news is confirmed BY al arrl-
val al Pensacola from Key West-lhe follow
ing is au exlr-ct ola letter.
Pensacola, July 9th,
"Nevs reached here by the Gov. Bennett,
CAM Minor. four days IRON Key West.
smack hap arrived there from Havana, which
repor,s that an resurrection Was TO break out
there on The 10Th. The consplrators had
bur,led into the stores sud taken ammunition
Before they had matured their plans the gov
etuor discovered it, Five hundred OF the in
spra. oil, were s.ain, and the remainder fled
10 tle mountains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
MISSOURI ELECTION.

81. Louis, Aug. 8,
The Democrats have carried 81. Louis com.
~ by majority OF 200--returns imperfect.
IN Illinois, Baker wiigl is elected over
Turner; gain.
Hsrris ldrm. has the following majorities
Menard county, 70; Morgan, 40. Logan
lwhigl receives majority in Tazswel coun-
ty OF 200--probabIy elected. ST. Clair coun.
fy gives Wing majority of 400 for Legisla-
ture.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

THE RIors IN ALLGHENy RENEwso. The
mob spiui in Allegheny city, Pa. las broken
out with renewed Viglr. 4 dispatch ifum
Pltlsburg, August 4. s4ys:-LoRts jar.
A treat crowd assembled around one % RE
principal factories, an several men a.tenP'-
ed to make eeehes. The police lnlentred
aud prevented thtm from addressing lhe moo.
Six oil The factory glrs Nho "srr mus No
lent IN ih-se riutuu- d-iao"s itd'l0as, eHd lour
OF tn principal meu iu tue mob, were ar
rested Inns evening. There is 5reat excite
ment IN the cIty on t.tr subject,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

Irish MEETING. --ihefe was meeting oil
Iris..msn d Vanxhall Garden. n. Y, on FRI
day ni2ht, numeronsly attended. There were
subscriptions announced to The amount OF
So .225. One thousand dollars were also re-
ceived from Albany. The committee have
not yet published any account OF their expen,,
,iitares, al hough it was said that 81 mad
been sent 10 Ireland 1t was declared that
ami,y was restored among the different Sec
lions oil Irshnen. and meeting was announ-
ced for Monday evening. .- ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

q tq"enes Of The desih OF W G " Gras.,, ,
=, "'' now aisPosing af the splendid and vii ~
80 ~ Ni'lhins now GA baud, "a r.s 3D. for essb 5
s, - o' eNefyit~s IN lie co'hiI. line ana .
b ~, ~. !" IRE CITY, az i - al fresh a,,t Md ~
~. hsn, .,.e'. 'oie "a now, alt that want rb.sa
ie' now is toar Glance % get "a. i, tse
me- ~, mo "a a. the Goat Western CIs,bins -
sfre,t ~ - = meehrss kefs Gs-s STORE Men
AGgc ~ei-
:. p PARIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

ABUNDANT CROPS The Winchester (Va.)
Republican learns that an enterprising miller
stated the other day that he had already en-
gagged upwards of 10000 bushels of wheat
Whereas, last year, he could procure with dit
oully during the whole year, 20 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
Supposed DEFALCAT

SUPPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
able excitement has been created IN New York
city, the Tribune says, during the past week
in consequence of discovery that the firm OF
Lewis & Stewart, extensively engaged in the
grocery and ship ci,andlery business, and gen
orally believed TO be possessed OF consIdera-
bic spital bad hastily left their establishment
and gone 10 parts unknown.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
LATER.

We have returns from nearly
all OF Kentucky, and Crittende.,' 5
majority is from 1860 to 10000.
Mr.. Clay rode so miles TO cast his vote.
We have also returns from nearly all OF In
diana, and we have carried the state almost
beyond doubt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
rS2xsssss0As
R0sG &S%p
@L~
cnlr..rnnL.nee of ID rltl.lnr.h Gaze..e
ELECTION Returns.
Cincinnsti. Ang

Cincinnati. Aug 3.
c.;,aod,, f,r Govemar. has further ma
;a.;,;os :, tho following counties. from which
$50 lave NOW full returns.
n, would amear from this. that in the
s,.,a.,1 ,gs tho voting continued under the
nev law. only one dsv. in Louisville three
Isx. o,, ro,,ss,onlen, stated three days
1T. ;,,1tg e., dssnatehl
ponrb,n county. 900
p.,t1;, :. 100
Karen l363
Tho e,l,ov;o, from which ful returns have
Inc 'o''o"i"s ''o'' "'''." .' 60,
not oeeh received give "'Jo'i''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

WHY dil not the wings adopt platform!
eay the loco locos We have an excellent
platform. one called the constitution. TWAS
adopted 60 years ago, and is good yet we
oa not have to make new one every louf
wears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
CELEBRATED PORTRAIT
GEN. 'rAYLCu

~ hnHSe8 4 *. GOA >Ai.e,) LARGE ,s
IS vi. o. exhibited al TIE Civ alii on Ia'b
'h' IN ias'a. tor two DAYS uaiv. All NIX
''sa 10 Oh I'd iaiihul likeness of th- "a
i''' 'oas' call within that line. as !, canon,
'1hain longer, on ANY accouat.
Aug. 10, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

From ST. THOMAS AND ST. CRoIx.-Bg the
ship Emily, al New York, on Friday, from ST
Thomas aud st GleiA, il is leafncd that rider
had been restored on the Island. The blacks
had submitted and returned to their work "a
min
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
from here

The reader is referred TO the advertisement
Of Allan S celebrated lie size likeness oil ueh
Ta,,or on Old Whitley. This likeness oil 'i'f
o,d hero is rscommended by the others OF
,br army, ana those who know him Intimate,
10 he perfectly accurate likeness All
should take Ibis opportunity OF seeing Din"
a he was in battle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

ANGFR.--To be angry about trifes is
meal aud childish: to rage and be furious is
british; and to maintain perpetual wrath is
akin to the practice aud temper OF devils. But
to prevent or suppress rising reseni ment, is
wise and glorious--is manly and divine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
ROOTS ANEs SHOES!

RECEIVED to-day by Csrseae's Ell.
ssygrzzzzsz press Line from PhiIsdviplpa, the Ia.
ETxs.,s<fss> ties. fashions in the D<pfA aud Shoe
trade. by the hest ma keta3N that city,
VIZ gaiter and half eaif4F Boos Of
silk and French Lasting, embracing variety Of colors,
such as lno,ze PINK lilack and black, sc; Morocco
Boots and Buskins, many coiofs; with iaree asspfl
nenI Of id Ties aud Slippers also Spring heels and
all Kin of Trims. Just look al those Ladies' W alkinn
Slices, at Io9, Nam Street, Wheeling.
AugS WIN BOLE. 3
SKI ANTED-In RfilotosalespFug Store, in the city
<ss OF BALTIMORE y6ung laan OF severa, years OK.
perience IN the Business, OF extensive 4quantaace
III Dug Western Virairia and who can influence
trade from that part Of the State aud Ohios References
required. Address Sox $40, latinioie Post Office.
AUge-Iwdt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
Cincinnati. Aug. 6

N'''@'''"a'' nNS. :.
10 Davies Co., Baker, Wing has ma jori-
ty Of 3j0,--a gain.
Menard Co., has given Harris, Dem, a ma
jority of 75
In Sangamon Co., Logan, Wing, has ma
jority of EGO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

ANOTHER SrsAMsnIp. Tile eltgsn, steam
ship Oregon ~ as 10 be launched al Sew York
al hall pa.t one o'clock ou SATURDAY. nom lhe
yori oil Messrs Smith - DImou. she Is tac
ihiri sui last vesse, OF Aiessfs. Ho0iands 8,
Aseins0all's Pacific iuc, ior dit W.s,ein
coast of South Amaaca, a. contacted ior
b, the Government, ana Is 1899 as burden
fh- pioneer 81 ne line, the Ca.i.aca.a, irayss
fer lie Pucihc on the 81 Of October next ond
h. Panama, ~ al lolioN IA December " tlese-
GoouIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

Can't. Benefits new boat, the Embassy
,be hest boat that ever went out OF wheeling
will be out in about week. She Is commo'
d;ous bseutilul. and will be fast boat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
ALBANY. JAY u, 1913, {

ALBANY. JAY u. 1918,
SIR:--You desire % knnw W.T. thef la oi-
lual profanity should be REGARDED di-qnai-
Goatioa IN persons presenting themselves as
candidates Tor schoo. teachers.
Among tie quaullcatilns required for d
school teacher, good moral character i, not
lar least important, He may b. pfoiici MT
scholar, az nv posses, untoub,ed abliiy
to impari instruction with success, bat il his
INSTRUCTION is immoral in lis tendency il is
worse lhan ignorance.
Proianiiy j, not less a violation OF mortal
ity Than tasehoc,l. drunkenness or theft Il be-
gets reckiessness OF thought aad actiun-a
moral vacuum where every vice may tind d
slre receptacle: end IN teacher OF youih--a
person entrusted with their character. their
prospects and their useiuiness--it should not
and cannot be allowed.
lora refusal 10 grant certificates to teachers
wac are addicted TO hdbituQl profaHitg. is,
therefore ia s,licl accordance win The rules
OF this Department, aud mre,s my appgoba-
uon,
Yours, respectfully,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF THE
UNITED SrArES.--Odr Geogra phical rela
tlonsehang" every moath ana he apst be rath-
er an extraordinary persol who can keep t.ie
run of our boundaries. The South west cor
iner OF the United StateAis The county OF
Cameron Texas Il has been ours about two
years. fhatiSever sine Gen. Taylor marched
iii. an3 beat the MrXlcaus al laio Alto, Resaca
de la Palma &c. Ihi, south western corne,
is about five hundred miles from Galveston,
which is three hundred nnles from New Or
leans. which is fifteen hundred miles from
Cincinnati which is SIX hundred miles ir09
Washington. proving that this Is pretty
considerable" country, taken IN the whole'
| The ARerican flag published IN That region,
gives this account OF Cameron county,
Il comprises the extreme south western PIT
of Texas, he most remote point OF which il
about five hundred miles from Galveston. Ii
is bounded On the north by the recently OF
ganzed country OF Star, on the west by tb
RE Grand, on the south by the Cell OF Mex
leo aud nn the east by the COUNTY OF Nueees
Gha area Of TIE county contains near 29.0JJ
square miles, and its population at the pre-
sent time, may be estimated al ten or tweiva
Thousand. The general face of the country
level. though in many points the soil Is genlis
andaldting particularly as you advance ifoai
the sl4ares OF TIE Gulf aad The Rio Grande.
Mneh oi the land along the Rio GanAe -
well wooded, and that III most other pIrtt
aft rls quite sufficient Tor ordinary iar,nin,
purposes The soil II the interior. though
not : fertile and durable as that GA the river,
is nevertheless most favorable Tor gfazln5.
aud well adapted. 50, as MANY thlak, Tor
production OF several species OF grain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

IN u'ynn county, Geo, the catterpilars are
sweeping The grass like hoar frost, and it was
,easeo 'hey would next take hold OF the co, !.
ton. w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

fHIIautIpNIa, Aug. s, O'Clock.
A 'elegraphic despatch 10 the Washington
Union says-'The Wing. have probably elect
ed their Governor, and majority OF the Leg
iature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
. Tic Qneea has been sei9sd-'

The clerk VAS a loyal Young mda Of nerv-
Gus temperament, Immediately tainted away
while the needle continurd-~ With light
attack OF toothache, which however, prevent
ed her ir,rn attending he opera al Convent
Garden, where the national anthem was de-
! rnauded, here the clerk arousIng himself
read:
.And erecuted amid shouts Of opprOVal"
Rushing from the Terminus with wild
scream, the unhappy man Immediately emil
grated 10 Texas leaving his fate TO be On aw-
iul warning TO all nerv Gus teIegrdphic clerks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

.r Belle OF ia;chee struck Polk
,- Mississippi, a few miles above
asR, on % 3Oth ult, and sunk in two
81, The cabin aoate5 III and was pick
.y Tie Pike no ;. A hands were drown
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

An uamausg-a5le horse WA shol a, Nor
risiowa, \. J., oy qul-tng hts nerves uIh
oh|oro'orn. The -u,n, iay DOWN ii his
Shoes we've pct o. and thru got up, much
"on..noe 'aoi he hat grown hail an inch
ta,.sr il his sleep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

hon J M CLAYTON of the Senate OF the IT,
nited States, has been called home by the Sc
nous illness OF one of the members of his
family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

The clerk at remote Telegraph station
somewhere in he Nar,h Of Eog.and received
the following information from London.
THE ChGrttsiS haoe risen-"
AT this stage Of the messJge. the terrified
clerk rushed out of the Office to proclaim that
revolution had commenced, SO that he lost
the remainder OF the sentence which consist
ed OF these wo,ds-" IN public estimation, by
their peaceable proceedings Re'ufnlng
however. in time for the beginning OF The
next sentence, he read:
a RtlnhIic hns h.fu 1lninersaNn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

An excellent article appeared il our paper
the other day credited Louisville journal
winch Should have a~nS'eu5envii'e Journal
Neither Of the apers have any cause 10 De
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

The murder If Mr.. Catl1u.--The negro
Bill. who murdered Mr. Caie't in the woods
mar Gloucester. Va, has been apprehenied.
He made voluntary confession OF the mur-
der and OF all the details aud OF ali the de-
tails connected with it. He was instiSiled
Ia il BY confidential revelation which has
master mode to him, to the elect that his
mother had made her viii baqueahlns all
her slaves and other property To bin and
tina, h. 100 had made Nill, in which he set
all the slaves rec, he (BilD a,noa9 The rest
A., had laid his plans,too b. said, to murder
bis old mistress, bu they happily have iail-
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s ,HonL rnACHlNG-pRoFANlrY

Lac tll wing letter tfon the Stat Suoeln-
ien irnj Of Common Schools, will doubtless,
DE- r>od wiA interest. Il is reply 10 an IN
gary raised by the Town Sap rinrendent Of
L lnar,l Nn.
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Goon.-We know Of a couple. no, hun
dr-, miles from the capital OF Housitrdom'
who Carried on their cUurtship IN rather
novel manner. 4 Young gentleman hsdls
len in love with ;he daughter OF his employ
er: but from certain ideas OF wealth. every
hing like mstc1 was sifenuonsiy opposed
b. The father. The consequence was that
the Young msn was forbid visiting at his ein-
poyer's house During the winter season, as
lhe Old gentleman was in the hfolt ol wear
ing his cloak. the Young couple made hun The
innocent aud unsupported bearer oi their cor
re,pondeuce. The Young lady would pm a
letter inside the lining OF he oil mans ciulh
duriny the dinner hour, aud WHEN the 'a'her
had returned 10 The counting house aud thrown
of his cloak. the Young lover would 90 ami
t4he out the lady's epistle, read IT, and send
the reply back in the same manner. 1t IS
needless to sag that love and ingenuity were
iiua!y successful Madison Ia. Banner.