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EVANS, ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM,

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No So M4GaZLNE Street, Corner CRATER Street.
EW JUST RECEIVED and now opening at this -
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No pains expense has been spared the manufacture
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NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS

N tanning rules for the structure of the different kinds of
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HISTORY OF THE GIRONDISTs, Or, Personal Me-
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PENMANSHIP,


MESSRS, DOLBEAR, Is Camp street, ~
WI and 20 Chartres street, receive Pupils Nm
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exhibited at the Fair in competition with others taken
by the best from New York, and he awarded
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be what they always have beenthe best His long expert
and constant practice the best inducements to
sons DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art.
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1S4S! SPRING FASHIONS! 1915!
mD.P SCANLAN s. CO., No. 10 Chartres street,
MssE have the honor of informing the Ladies thatttD
T they have just received the the following ok Fashion
ais and choicest designs that have appeared in Paris for R
the Spring and SummerO of 1913:
Grenadine Barege Sole;
Mousseine de Sole;
Printed Gauze Organdy, a large selection
Or enadine. Marquses
Isabella Louisa;
Bareges, rich cooT;
Is Black Embroidered:
Poll de Chevre;
Poll du Nord plain and plaid n,.
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes Collars Pelerines.
Cuffs and Sleeves; ,u
Infants Embroidered Caps Robes Waists and Cloaks
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses;
Extra fine Paris Chip and Grape BoDnes; 49,
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New Ribbons Artifcials and Paras0s;
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Rich white and colored Canton Grape Shawl
Black changeable striped, plaid and br0cade Silks
Real English VaIencennes Malines and Regency Lace,
Edging and Inserting;
Rich Fans Purses and Retcues
G Just received, full assortment OF Spnng colored
Fringes and Passementeries. mh7 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

There arr a halt dozen more coming into
the fold on Tuesday mex.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
WIG PLATFORM.

u..,b;rsn government, in when Inc
nl,ti YES Of the people shall pas laws
les of the will Of him who happens 10
r. prss;dent we believing that the whope
10 arc better capable OF governing tlelh-
~. han Is one man of governing ITEM
The administration OF all the affairs o. gov
event a. they were administered by WASH
;ngton. Jefferson and Madison, Tor Inc s'ea'-
est good Of the people al h;ch
Honesty of men and purpose III al "'s'
stations as well as low. .
Forbearsnce from the conquest OF 'ofelen
uot;nns and all endeavurs TO extend our pow
or as a nation, beyond its present vast pouh-
daries. IN o,r intercourse
- 7}a,s;yn nations and MENTALITY IN Their al.
e. hat while we make our country respect
"a ab,aad we may make il the peaceful asy-
~ -, ii. onnre,sed OF other nations,
~ ihsrty nj a ifre expression OF opinion a
goiI, MOI. - that he officers OF govern
lno'l7 10 ,bey shall be required ,odi>eharge
their dutie, faithfully and promptly 70 sueue.
nsrtment and The people oy WH1eh vi Ie
ppsid. they shall be allowed 10 "lief Ni'h u
exeeuliyein measures Of government "l'"ou'
fear of removal. ov.r,.
The economical administration Oh so'e,h-
ment-the payment OF salaries out no tAtos'
and the prompt pay nent oil the na'ioua ueo..
The protection OF our domestic ll'usn'
and the none, otthe country against 'he peu-
Der labor and oppressive misllohai'e' HN
rope. ,.Lss and
harbors. aud the general protection oil '"e
commerce of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
CONTRAST
IN TEHEEEs ACTIONS:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

Son ola revolutionary democ'at Oh virgin
ia.
Schooled in perseverance aud %rrulenc' 3!
the hafiships Of the Western %Ir5nller.
In Is08, commissioned a lieutenant in The
army, aud appointed to defend the Western
frontier, aud lhe women aud cai.i'eu Vi lh'
pioneers, from The slysges.
Defended Fort iiiuis5a with ba, 20 men
ab5t tor duty. Tor eight days, against 1900 la
dams, aud always seen whert lhe arrows dni
balls fell lh,ckest.
Had bestowed on hia the first hon T Of
bre,ct major, ever bestowed il this eouutr!
unsolicited:
Ben, his mind solely to study during the
peace.
Established frontier fort.
Fou-ht AID closed the Black Hawk war.
BY which the settlers Oh the frontier were ielt
in peace.
Foughtand closed the Florida war.
Refused to hunt runaway slaves in Fl'ida.
add w1eu requested 5, to d. by DE sec,'y o
war, nobly replied that he was 10 slave catch
er, and would not be the means OF reducing
them ffom ompa i've freedom 10 sefViialr.
S-rved on fifteen court martials and al
ways commissioned To draft the opinion III ths
court, yet never, Ia a service Of 80 years, Ia +
a difficulty that led to one ia which he wa, d
party.
Sleeping in his tent upon the swamPs Of
Florida.
Writing as follows, to his agent upon his
plantations
Il wish the servants fbunidntiy fed. AMI
their provisions well cooked. = = 4 Dis
tribute among the servants at Christmas. II
such a way as YOU may think they deserve b,
their good conduct. five hundred dollars, AMI
If necessary, draw ON our merchants Tor the
same
On bis way to Mexico, faring as the com
monest soldier Jared, aud toilias to cat a patti
through the forest with his own hands.
Fighting for his country, and peace in Mex
leo, with a handful of men, against treble hi,
force.
licking a veariel soldier on his horse be
hini him, between Mier aud Cdinargo, & thu:
carry ing him several miles,
When praised for his valor in Mexico, Civ
ing the honor 10 his soldiers.
At Baton Rouge, inviting a poor AMI
wounded soldier to his tob,e aul hi- bed. and
on his departure giving him ten dollar, AM
his blessing.
Demanded of Government full rations for
bis soldiers.
Looked upon as father by the soldiers who
served under him.
Ordering his agent in New Orleans 10 pay
80 dollars to the IRISH relief luud,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
THE ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Philadelphia North American says
The result msv be regarded as the redemp-
ton of Pennsylvania an achievement OF vast
political consequence Ia itself, bat OF still
higher importance, when it may he Justly re-
garded as determining the Presidential cleo
lion. PENNSYLVANIA has q lccted Zachary 1av-
Tor, President OF the United States-nolhiag
now remains but to iulhl the lormso OF an elec-
ton on the 7th of November. In the face OF
this victory, LocolocoIsm cannot raliy-ln
losing Pennsylvania II has Io>tils citddel, and
with its I'LL hopes OF regeneration.
To the honest masses, the %colliers. the me.
chanics aud working men, is the Wing party
especially indebted Tor hi, triumph. In all
the mining aud manufacturing counties, there
have been large gains among those who have
heretofore been eugogcd ia The support OF the
democracy under It's deceptive di,guises,
but who have % last awakened 20 a sense OF
their wrong and the meu by whom they were
imposed. This example viii cheer The sons
oil toll every where, tor the result in Penn
sylvanla is d victory Of worklngnrn.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
Correspondence of The Tribune.
MAINE THE PROSPECT.

Bristol; Maine. Oct. ~, ISIS.
Mr.. GKFELEY: / have been familiar with
the politics Of Maine for twenty three Years,
and | have never known the Whigs 10 better
/ spirits. nor more confident of success than
they now are. Its irue. in 1910. there was
more apparent but not more actual eathu,i.
assn in the Wings have sustained BY those
who event from among them" TO make uF
the third parry, they will give 4 greater vote
on the 9TH of November than they ever
threw batCte-not even The vote Of 1910
when they threw IS ,6l2 votes. will equal il
One thing is certain. Gen. Taylor will take
five times as many from the Loco-Foco part,
in this States as did Gen. H~ari>on-anJ
every day l. adding to Tie number. Much O
this mas be ascfibed TO the great popularity o
Geu. Taylor, personally. But uHquesi iona
bly, much mere TO the odious Tariff oi 10
You can have no co~nc.pii5no of the intensity
OF feeling IN this State on this subject. /
absorbs all other issues ia the present Presi
Dental contest. ] resided among the wool
growers oil Os,ego County. New York, iron
I540 ill 1878. and IS strong d feeling as pre-
vailed there at that time, il is eqneled, II no
exceeded, by the universal sentiment that
~prevaees all classes and all pertics in this
State on the subject of Protection. This mas
De news 10 YOU, ulltt cNfIhE d DidJDllNN u lh
State in most cases for years sustaining th'
Free Trade party. But a change, a Thorough
radical change. has been wrought in The
State by the two last Years experience. Ou
Fishermen. who have oeeu the InstrumeHt
oil giving the State 10 the Free Trairrs ioi
years are unanimous in their denunciatIon o
the Tariff of as. They see themeelves un
dersold in our own markets by the blue noses
Lumhernen ieeii i peuicious effects more, |
possible, than the fishermen. | verify bellev,
IT Free Trade or Protection was The issue di
reetly, not 0,000 in Maine would BE- found tt
sustain th former, We have seen the last Free
Trade Tariff that will BE- enacted during the
Nineteenth Century.
Every Wing IN this State is alive TO the
importance OF the approaching contest. ant
they viii do their d0ty toa man. They ar
confident OF success. not only in the Union
but in the State. They will carry this State
When the contest comes between Fra
Trade and Protectlon-Gen. Taylor and the
Man OF Circumstances, victory wall, as Ger
tain as ''day succeed, to night declare io
the Old Hero who never surrenders. and @
whom il appears iminutabiy decreed sha
never loose d victory Yours truly,
A. S. c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

Ma WHaRroN:-I uoiiceds en- advertisement
~ su1r rsper Of The 18Th. respecting The an
uil iatr or exhibition OF manufactured aru-
c,es 80 West Lt5ery, on Tuurisy tue l2th.-
! attended she lsir, aud exhibited some OF the
best specimens Of my hats. but was surpFl-
sed when | flun the committee to examine
the bats. WaS ia be composed of four o. Eve
gentlemen. who had been mostly Il not wholly
engsgcd in agricultural pursuits. aud were rot
Therefore competent JUICES. | DO say, wilhuot
lear Of contradiction. that man To- b. i com
petent Judge Of bats. must be practical halter
himself. or have bad a general ur long expe-
rience in the business.
| haee been engaged in the manufacture OF
hats OF every hind. quality and description,
which have been in use for the last twenty
wears, aud think | have some knowledge OF
the business. ! shah therefore contend that
NY hats were entitled TO the award.
S. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct. Goth, 1913.
ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS REWARD!
The above reward will be paii TO any hat
ter in this city, who will manufacture and
complete a hat in better STYLE and workman
ship, than we can ot No. 10, Monroe Il.
s. AVERY.
?. S.-Tbe hats to be sent to New York,
and abide The decision OF a committee OF the
best hatlers 10 that great emporium.
S. AVERY.
Wheeling. Oct. 20. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
TAYLOR.

1t the enemy oppose my march in whatev-
er numbers | shall fight them.
Spare The women and children, spare the
wounded, spare the prop rty OF the people.
My wounded are behind me, / will not pass
them alive,
A iittle more grape Capt. Bragg.
| must respeetluII, decline your PROPOSE
ton 10 surrender.
ask no iavors, | shrink from no r~esponsi.
biIity.
| would surrender all toe %laprels | hl We
won to give lie to one OF those gallant men
who fell at Buena Vista.
Laws passed by Congress end acqniesced
in by the people, will receive my approval.
The opinions entertained by hnn who han.
pens TO occupy the executive chair ought not
10 Influence Congress,
Why should We quit our 10 stand on
foreign soil?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

The Commissioners for this county hessrs
clemens Edginston and Steenrod, have APP
nointed the following gentlemen to snperiIi-
fend The elections at the other precincts.
WEST LIBERTY .-Dr. d. 5. Forney, hoo'.
McFsrland and John Brady Esqrs.
Observation-Disclosures Bedlillon' Aora-
ham Reazle and samuel Oldham, Esqfs
Clerks al he Court House.
Henry Crangle, VIM. 5. Goshorn james "A.
Mclean, and Alonzo Loring, Esqrs.
The polls will be open at z O'Clock a, VI
The commissioners have authority, we De-
Geve, under the law OF Congress, to keep me
polls open until u o'clock il iound necessa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
THE CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA
GREAT MEETING IN COLUMBIA
HOW THE STATE VIII NOrE!


The following is an extract oil a letter from
Pennsylvania, received this morning by a gen.
tl3man of this city:
Wnsh,sville. lPol Oct. u. l8i5.
We had a great meeting .ast night IN Co.
lumbia, which was addressed by our Cover
nor elect. the Hou w. +. Johnston. 1t was
a soul-stirrlug effort. and told, ] assure YOU.
Tie meeting Itself Was one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic ever heid in he State. Al
ter the speaking was over, VI had = torch
light procession, which was over a mile in
length. Where the people came irom WIS a
wonder TO all. 1t was Intended for a town
meeting, bat was, in tact. a gathering from
all paris OF the State which were accessible.
Just alter oar boat lett Wrightsrill- tor
Columbia, with over 200, we are hailed from
the shore by a band OF eight or ten honest
Democrats, and we threw them a line aud
took them on board, with three cheers Tor
Old Jack and Fillmore. We could DOT take
any more on board, but ! really think that il
we had the big ship Pennsylvania. we could
fill her with honest Democrats, who intend TO
vote tor Gen Taylor.
We have no Tears of the old keystone
State. The Locoiocos say that York aud
Schuylkill counties elected the Governor
They did that samei' Aud ii the vote OF
Pennsylvania viii decide the Presidency
these Two counties will do it. The fires OF
1910, are lighted on every hill and in every
valley in PENNSYLVANIA, and from them a
voice is going up, proclaiming that Old ZicA
Is the peoples choice. W. Ii. }.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

The Prospect in Mis0issiPpi-A gentle
man i'll Vicksburgh writes thus TO the Editor
of the Cincinnati Chronicle:
Our electors are very sanguine Of carrying
| Mississippi for The wings. Gen Miles told
me a day or two since that TayIor would dou-
bic Cass's vote in all the couties he had can.
vsssed except three. lie, you know, is one
of the State electors, and has been in the
eastern part OF the State, the stong hold OF
the democracy. The river counties are strong
ia the wing faith, and will give a large major
ity Tor Gen Taylor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

The ofhce-holders are in great distress, and
one of them, at he city hall, on Wednesday
night, plead like a good fellow, for dear life.
He said Ohio had gone, Pennsylvania and
Florida had gone, and other states were about
to go. They were therefore in extreme dan
ger OF being sent adntt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

Reacfion. The infamous calumnies which
are hea pei upon General TAYLOR by Locofoco
presses and Locotoco e%ralufs, are producing
their natural effect, in derermi ing many hon
est men, who have heretofore voted with the
50 called Democratic party, Ia declarr HIM
selves in favor OF the gallant Old Hero. In
stances OF this kind have come within our
own knowledge, soe We iidye no doubt that
sitniiar cases are Observation-Disclosures
North Americdn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
srATlsrlcSo OF COTTON MANuFAc

STATISTICS OF COTTON MANUFAC-
TURE.-rhe Mechanical Principle, a work
published in New York, publishes the lol-
lowing estimates in relation TO the Cotton
manufacture:
IL is estimated that the United States viii
manufacture 100000 bales OF Cotton this
year. Q6iS) or about 1873. 100000 pounds,
which. divided by 300-lhe number OF work
ing days IN the year-gIves 5000 pounds
per day. The number OF dead splalies on
No. 20 yarn, required to consume this cot
ton will b 3,67S.3U. As these goods will
average about Tour ounces 20 The yard, $780,
coo. 900 pounds OF Cotton viii give 720. 600
| OO9 yards Cotton. or 80 yarIs % each OF Tie
20, 900 900 of inhabitants. Each spindle
costs $50, making The capital employed S66,
964 ,275.
The number of operatives for this amount
of goods is estimated at 81, 275, the value OF
Their labor at SO 1913 800 per annur, and
The total expenses OF manufacturing these cot
ion goods, exclusive oil The cost oi cotton. al
S2O,49l $50 per year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
Mr.. EWING.

We had the pleasure on Wednesday last,
of listening to Mr.. Ewing at Mt. Pleasant, q
are impressed with the opinion that Free
Soil nBurenism" was not in the ascendent
when he closed. Mr.. L. has labored faith
fully and well in the good cause, and has
always exerted that great influence which his
sterling honesty gives him, with great sue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
w. 3. Is d IL II /,

q M DOZ. Spool con on, 2CO yards. 50 lbs. skeit
IL ~ Threat, whIs aud assorted coioTs. Just reed
and for sale low ny JAS. MEi.LoR,
nova Union street.
pINs-25o packs superior article German and Aneri
4 Pms, for sale by lnv3l J MELLOR, Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03

TUE subscriber purposes to sell the farm on which he
now resides, lyng o. the head waters of Little
wheeling tIeek IA Ohlo comfy, aiout half q mile from,
the National Road and three fougths nf a r.ile iroui Wm
titnore's Mil. Tue Farm CONTAINS i4S acres on
whith isa good frame Dwelling House and q good frame
harm and COW sized, 20 feet long, and AT excellent apple
orchard. There is about lis or 1870 acres cleared. with
3 sufficient qua tity Of good meadow. aud the remain.
der Wei iitlhered. sad fam is wen wa,ered. Posses
sion would he given on the LIST OF ApYil next. Fer
terms apply TO the subscriber. living on The premises.
ocl-s JDtlN EMMEkN.