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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19

\ Co-opcration ofthe WDs.-Thefeis is
nscl, good sense and truth in The re-
mark OF modern writer, that no maa
ever propered without the cooperation
Of his wife. If she uniles in mutual en-.
,dcavors, or rewards his labor with an
8dearing smilo, with what confidence
IVY be resort 10 his farm, 1y over lands,
saiNpon the seas, meet difficulty or en-
countv danger, il he knows he is not
spendig his strength in vain, but tha,
his IaboAwill be rewarded by the sweets
Of home Solicitude and disappoint-
mrn' enleShe history Of every mans
life; and II bu, half provided his voy.
age, who - but an associate for hap.
By hours, win ior his months Of dark
ness and distress no svmpathising part
ner is prepaed.-Southera Chronicle.
A Friends ds.Aduicc.-A prudent and
we'l>dlsposcd Nsmber of the "Society Of
Friends" once ave the following liiend>
Iy advice-"J%," said he, II hear
thou art going I'd e married"
"Yes," replifAohn, 81 am"
"Well," rejoi the man of Drab,
81 have one liz Spiecc of advice to
give thee, and ihf never TO marry a
woman worth more Jan thou art. When
marrid my wifi, lSt $ worth just fifty
cents, and she was wnrl sixty-two cents;
and wfenever any dSerence has oc-
cured between us sincs\ \she has always
thrown up the the odd Alins."
Mr.. Hotchkiss.- Is&sta,ed that
this unfortunate gen,lemai tho was SO
nearly murdered in BrooI by blows
on his head, some months syA has re.
covered his bodily health al slowly
reeaining his mental facu He
seems 10 be have forgotten @y,hing
he learned during his lifc, and Is to be
taught TO speak and learn his Ners a:
# he we're child. The souh\ \ol his
own voice in learning TO ar'ie hte a
new wortl amu;cs him exceedingly
Charleston Msrc.A
5 "Why is lady walking in front 70, Il
gentleman, like The latest newsN
Cause she's in advance Of the male. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19

Murder Mania The crime Of mur-
der appears to be assuming the form o!
an epidemic in Philadelphia. There
are no less ,hana:6v cases of homicide
awaiting Ial,sexclusive OF the new afro
city of last Saturday night besides Two
or three cases in which the perpetrators
have as yet escaped. This is 'rnl An
alarming state Of things.-Charlesfon
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19

Colorcd People in Nlinois.-Tha
statement ,ha. the separate clause Of the
newly adopted Constitution OF Illinois
relative TO free persons of color, gave
them the right Of suffrage, is incorrect,
it restricts the migration and inlroducs
ton under any circumstances, of free
negroes into the State, and wasadopted
by 27,16s majority.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19
Trus, mol 10 outward show.

Proud men have no real friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19

? Government Fiannces.-It is said
tina, the Secretary of the Treasury viii
advertise for theJSl6, 900, 600 Loan just
authorized by, Congress in Eprope as
well as athome. Reports are current
that rsllaYe been made for the whole
of tie sum wan.od by foreign capitalists
or bankers.
Louis Philippe, ii said, has purchased
q anianditl eainfa 10 AarnnahirP Engilpu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19

"Why is a lady walking in front \
gentleman, like The latest newsf" y
c cause she's in advance Of the male.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

used for sHeh base purposes as suggested by
iHf committee; aud lvrt Hfath teaf.s taA"'
] undertake to rinse il At donation from icy
friends. flat "tde noise e"t coHidsi9u wound
DE 50 greet tal;l would uut He beard.
A. jle committee has rtqae-.'' mo, Hr''ii-
81 IL ,01Il rot pct. q ha0t o. n some ai-'f
z-a.eHs lIrrI Oh tbt ctu.r. who would ~
become, u.cessles Tor ,nr 'o inform ihs sa-
mitttr chat my 1ttl iuf lHe Cas> eau-s .7-
wonderful aaat-j; ba' nd order 20 .alfl.#Ht
discharge ia.y -n%'las'el Co mo hy flr c1a'-
uit.ee. ] have selected ya9. Nr. L.l.af Hs
.Iat li.aI, knowing vour facilities ."t.t,
gu.4..1u Jar superior 10 minr. AMI in order
Chat tha valuable -lgge.io Hs contained - tae
circular may not DE lost TO co%mmunt'r. tou
viii please publish IL. So that any friends Who
ta-F have m0nes to snare. &, used In trail--
ing aal yiiii'ylsg tie characters OF be best
meH otour nation. can send il go 3. &. French,
in Washington city, forthwith.
Yours. S-rRAIsHroeF..
Washington CITY. JuHt q. l~l,.
SIR. The undersigned were designated by
he National Democratic Committee Of ihe
Baltimore Convention, to serve as an LHetd-
tive Committee at Washington, to did Hy
such means as mav be- within their reach. the
efforts oi their friends la otter parts at The
(=gau. in The pending Presidential canvass.
trm Information elreadY received in this
ci.s. it -.ra.a thar Che loader, Of The ie-
d.rat or Whig party sill resort u AN eE'rn-
,.Vv system o.! misrepresentation odsr'et IN
ia ie'a.s go every section % -le tnl7g,
vaih they viii render msse adjective and
mischiasous by a thorough organization. To
coHHtyract these designs and movements. u j.
iHCumiaRt uPeH the DamucfdtIc party 10 be
equally as we'll organized. active, vi8ilsnt
allt energetic. Our friends should al once
make d thorough organization IN every STATE,
county AMI distnc. in the Union, II slIeuld
be 50 complete and perfect as to reach every
individual member OF the party.
Ihls beng done measures should at once
be taken to supply all voters with documents,
containing important information upon sub
jec's which Will be involved in the present
canvass. Valuable compilations wall be matte
setting forth The true issues Of the contest,
and others will from time TO time, ee prepared
us the canvass progresses, to reiute the ms
representations aud sophisrise OF our ap.
p%o1enis, and to sustain Tie principles and
po,lef OF the democratic party.
These compilations viii ae prIntedand int-
nlsled at prices just sufficient TO cover the
cost ladY al he rate oil Ducts. per lUu copies,
iar any one OF said tracts, not exceeding eight
pages and forwarded, ranked and directed to
any part OF The ualon.
We, would, therefore, respectfully suggest
The tAptdieucY OF forming clubs, Tor the pur-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
For II TINES.
THE GIANT BOLTER. MhTTY THE MA
GfCIAN. AND OLD ROUGH.

GICIAN. AND OLD ROUGH.
Not Ions since Father Richie, the yenera-
bic editorof lie organ Of the Administration,
announced that from late accounts he learns
that Geni Cas- sis brm.' and il elected to
the Presidency viii veto any bill passed by
Congress. containing the WiImot Proviso. This
IS the sabsyesce OF a recent article IA the
"Caicu.".
We were struck with some surprise al the
necessity The venerable editor thought himself
under 10 announce through his paper the TACT
thai Gent Cass was firm in the position he
occupied since his last somerset from Gree
soil to slavery extension.
ltwiD be borne ia mind that until recently
Genl Cas- was in favor Of the Nilmo' Pro-
yiso. and shat not long since he changed his
opinion on that subject, for reasons set forth
b. him in bis letter to MIR Nicholson.
now oae would lave thought that the man
vhoa,e5fes 10 tbe f1st olice in he giltoi the
e5.l..e h. all least fohaye Grmness Of pur-
pose ia m.latsiaiHa "a deliberate change OF o.
t.alon-lavoleioea nigh qgjncip!e,-io some
clzlt or u.ue u.luis, that Is, from the time
be wrote The Nicholson letter, until the Pres
ideuti1i election,
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p-5--"t7 - IS na,;,n.I
IN 5.I,.J ,o las lbao three times.
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=, Danoar,cv Knovipy these
g.. "A. p;tohi.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

At special meeting Of Ohio Lodge No.
l0l held the 22j inst, among other motions
it was
Resolved, That the societies of the Odd
Fellows and Sons of Temperance OF dis city,
be requested TO appoint four pail bearers each
to attend the funeral Of Gro. Alien c. Steph-
ens-also
Resolved, That Bro. Jas. S. Wheat be APP
pointed marshall for this Lodge on the occa-
Sion.
Resolved, That Wheeling Lodge No. 1913
and all sojourning Masons in good standing
are invited to attend.
Ordered that this Lodge meet at the Lodge
room on TO- day al } O'Clock, p. Nj.
e. DAY, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY.-We have
received from the author, Mr.. +. S.Aias-
lcorth, u copy of poem with the above tile,
in the measure OF Dou Juan, embracing about
one hundred neatly printed pages. 1t possess
es merit as q political aud literary production.
Buy it at Wakeman's, if you would see De-
mocracy shown up in its true colors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

FfNlREE or frlr Jouruevmen PIASIEtHkS. tood
: Jaurneymcu viii receive : so per day aud steady
employment, by applying soon To
AueLa-dlw VI. LETTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

DlED.-At herresidence on Market Street,
on TIE 22l inst, Mr.. C~ArHARtNE Ann Mar
TIERS, wife Of Mr.. William ". Matters, aged
81 years.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence, this afternoon "a , O'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
LEE OF GENERAL TAYLOR.

a cheap edition Of the Life of GEaERAL
IACHA1Y Taylor. by J. +. Wharton, which
has recently appeared N the columns OF the
Times has bee" prepared and IS now ready
clear type, on good paper, in a pamphlet OF
- octave pages. i Wilt be sod hy whole
sale, al the low rate oi $50 a thousand copies.
Orders viii Re received al tie office oil the
Times. As il is sol Tor almost i~tseAaet cost.
for tle Ike ct vile distribution ana general
circulation. orle., wa. in all Instances be ac-
co%nl1Hled oy The amount due.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
FIRST ARRIVAL.

al AN now receiving a general assortment Of Mems
- and Boys fur cloth, plush, silk and al kinss Of caps
O.: the late styles AMI suitable fer The fail trsdc. Those
wishing TO purchase will please call and examine my
stock, which l. now fresh, varied and exceedingly
cheap. Aug22 JOHN j HOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

W1OOLEN DRuGGETS-Just reed, an assortment
~ OF wooden draggets from to 3vds wide.
Aug2I MENDEL, HARBOUR K TO, Ia, Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

4. w. McKNEW, Corresponding Sect.
# you cannot acl, please baud tins to sOlne
other Jealous friend OF the cause.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

EsTRiPES-Jas received a great variety Of striped
- venetian and damash venetian stair carpefing; and
for sale very Tow by
Aug2f MENDEI, HARBOUR X Go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
A. 3H W. t.
i1DMUND BURKE.
". j. BROWN,
JACKSON HALL

washington C3fu. JHty $50, lSt9.
TIE Jackson Democratic Association Of tie
City oil Washington, cheeyluIly cooperating
with the National Democratic Committee, ia
the objects specified in the foregoing Circu-
lar, invite every Democrat in our broad Uaton,
t. co-opeiate with the min every honorable ex-
ertion to insure the triumph OF Democratic
Principles in lhe next Presidential election.
To enable this Association the more citec-
tadily TO meet all demands that may be made
upon it, d lager p%ecuniary fund than the As
ISOLATION can command, without aid from a
tr3at. will be absolutely necessary. We hope
cur hiends in the several States, to whom this
Circular viii be addressed, viii make remit
tances from time to time, OF such sO1nsa as they
may deem proper.
lle or B. +. French, the Treasurer of the
National Committee, is also a member OF the
Executive Committee of the Jackson Demo
cratic Association, and any money that our
Dcmocratic friend, may be disposed 10 give,
for The purpose Of diHIsing political inlorma-
tlon from this politically GENITAL point OF the
Union, in luriherancc of the great cause in
which we are all engaged, may be enclosed TO
him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

T5rr.5o-dae @.le IIa.5ar.l -.

li.-
II comes from tueir Secret CorresTondentin
Dublin.
Dubli6, Arg. /. 1913.
The Patriotic newspapers here dare not
publish the truth concerning the Babe OF
Slieyena mon.
From all VIC can learn, the people have a
chieved a great victory.
Gen. O.Donnei. Commander OF the Govern
ment forces was killed.
Il is confidently stated, that SIX thousand
British troops have been killed aud wounded.
The road for three miles is coyer,d with the
dead.
The third (Bu1s) Regiment Of Infantry,
turned and fought with the People.
We have also the inspiring intelligence,
that the towns OF Kilkenny and Limerick
have been taken BY the people.
The people Of Dublin have gone in thou
sands and are going in thousands to assist the
country.
MIR. John B. Dillon was wounded in both
legs.-,Mr. Meagher was wounded in both
arms.
1t is generally expected that the people Of
Dublin will rise and attack the Jails.
The third Regiment at Athlone fought
with the people.
O'Brien has $4,000 men around him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
MONROE. sgGsTSsI

LATE VRGiaIA HorEL0
CORNER OF MAIN MADISON Srs. WHEELING
BY JAMES MArHERS,
Late Of the Monroe House. ll0nros 81
VIE proprietor has repaired and put the above House
N me best order, and VIII be pleased to meet hi, old
friends aud customers at his new location. where he vii
strive 70 entertain them to taeir hearts content.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

- UGS--Just reed a fresh supply Of superior Chan.
49, ellie Rugs aud beautiful patterns. Those ia want of
a frst rate rug will please cali soon, at IA Main ST.
Aug2+ MENDEL, HARBOUR & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

PRoGRfss1vE DrMocRAcr.-A poem by E.
S. Ainsyorta containing a full and comoiete
history Of the progress Of lacolocism, INST re
ceivei aud for sale by Wakenan. W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
ING. lac.
fIENDEs & HARBOUR,
rGRNITuEF. E~~-wINA
- - sLol@fSg-
+ruslsFrrY -L
11 "a Grass


Eaf~~
aal Capt Ware Icons.
Va. II2. lifiu ,tT.tl. Who Ic. w..
~ T.. -sf-. u't-s ,vsI4 -arutl.rr e-it at if'
= ,.-la. saa.- -Hs fr. Ht't- ...
r. rfHs.-. aat- lsi.-1rst sFi .ausf ~ Hatt 1-.'t
I .f tlai siesi style ard hest fn'-..d i1[HT-i'
fr# n.G s-.t. a.. c.eI offered FOO fn- r.i... "r N
raHf.. H7 .If.a--si Il IHr agstrr" country. at"i "OIll
.r a.aIIHaI Hslcr-tuat ralnat faitn .ieas..N Wa. ~.
teI-. ...e satisfaction fHtH l4r-r ttues ut rn.-".t}
-r-..l hand saB .ala tJ cris- uiasie t.r '.tH
.4af- ..I TaMf-.sa Also Venetian aud STAT Window
d Tod. .r taaI aHl madc t9u.def.
s~FEtHHGNGS Hlui~Hed " 81 every criticize Of vi
nigru .. short uafica aat on the very trst'ernis.
avrll NENpHL HARBOUR;
Iooking-Glass Plates. sg., 'S Of Eoos i%2
Glass P'atcs-s-suf;ei sizes-whieh Wilt Re sold by The
los 1r single plate. at less prices than ever sod al ms
city. aael3 ENDEI4 HAEBOR. l43 Main 81.
Stat Window Blinds. J i,sal 5fSe1Ted Of 4 "a . at
window blinds-a beautiful article, both pian and hzu-
red-aud for sale at manufacturers prices, iy
aur23 ENUR HARBOUR. l+5 Nsrtst.
@t,t,,, Just received, u great variety of slIlf1d
Ntl pcs. veuitiau and Damask yenitIan stair eaTpe'
aur33 MENDEL, HARBOUR &CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
Id HOOVER. Ghnirnnn.

J. D HOOVER, GhairMuR,
3. b. FRENCH,
DANIEL RADCLIFFE,
WILLIAM GREER,
l.. s. ROBEY.
DAVID HEDRlCK.
LUND WASHINGTON Jr
GEORGE w. PHIL LiPPS,
+. f. BROWN,
JOHN +. NORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23
Notice to Housekeepers.

vi Subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
: Wheeling ard vicinity, that they have just returned
from the East AMI are now receiving d very large stock
OF most desirahle styles of3 ply, Ingram. damask, ard
Venetian Carpets, selected with great care from the best
manufactures in the country. together with large stock
OF CheniIla TuAed Wilton Rugs, Table Covers. Mats.
0lcloths, Finding, &c, which make our stock the hest
ever offered IN this city. and which viii be sold al prices
tnat cannot fail 10 please. Our customers viii please
call and examine our stock for themselves. at 10 I3
Mains sug24l MENDEi., HARBOUR K co
EsARPET BtNDINGS-40 gross Of carpet bindings.
- Just reed and for safe, at l43 Main street
Au.2l MENDEL, HARBOUR & co
!AlL CLOTHS-Now is the time for DIl cioths-i ca.
~ ses, lust received aud for sale very low by
Aug2i Wendell, HARBOUR & Co, l43 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

STENDEL, HARBOUR & Co have ju., received ore
- piece OF Il J LINEN Clumb Cloth, a superior arti.
tlei ana Tor sale at H3 Main street. Aug2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-23

Valuable Farm For Sale.
fyIilE subscriber oilers Tor sale about 80 acre. aflsoI
tine Cs,sa, Belmont county, Ohio.
EDGAR WOODS,
aug to-'i Wheeling, We.
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WIG PLATFORM.

ronnblican government, IN WIZ
lep ,o,;ye, 81 the people shall pass 1--we
reptt ~ The yyin OF him who happens "
,esa nl.;,loat we believing that the whole
oe ~ a,. hetter capable oil governing ule"''
Peep , q1U i one man OF governing '''eu.
seirts ''ian as,ration of all the affairs OF gov
ne a',,' ,bsv were administered by WASH
80, Jefferson and Madison, 'oi u'e e''
EST good OF the people zoo !, all high
If,oes,y OF men and purpose III o. "'6'
STATIONS as well as lew -, If t,,s;qn
IGNORANCE from the conques. Vi 'o'
- and ALI endeavors TO exieno our t'o"
60 a nation. beyond its presep' Nas' o''"
daFies. -. :, all our intercourse
Dls'V o' eat;ons and neutrality IN thelr al
- ,ba, while we make our counu.
az - sec may make il the peacs'u' a'.
:" o1'VU o,nrassed OF other nations.
Jun ,o' "" e free expression oil opinion a.
Nos s,t .oo, - that The officers ol govern
inons ,,hiie they shall be required 10 ois1'a'ee
their duties faithfully and prompt " ,hey are
partment and the people oy N - ,yit6 the
Maid they shall be allowed TO oi'..' ,.;,hont
executive in measures oil government
fear of removal. i'm nj GOVERN
The economical administration =, e,x,,.s
ment-the payment oil salaries ou' ; n~ Jeh,'
and the prompt payment o' .he na;'o'" ',4,,strv
The protection Of our douee'it H., ,an-
aud The money OF the country asains' w Eu.
Der labor and oppressive nii''o"""N
rope. s;,ars lakes and
larbors. and The general pro'ecuoh u wv
commerce Of the country.