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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

" i'o,'i, - 80 80 De snPi'o''eo LOT Nid'o'
a. '''5 coming Giaf'tf Election. ~ Iarg
-, "S ''e ,',uTpt,,,f,, ranoiaa e.
'''' - oNH Or III + hoi LID
THIRD WARD
For Maya--ALFRED CALDW
For Comrli--S. Brady. b. Sanbrrn. J,
IL. hdwklns, q. y. tiizhugh and Z. W. Rus
sell Ju. IL.
Mr. Fiifor vo, will r,aose a,,o,,,,,,
w " Sbr;,sra ca,,I;lI,o r..
ton OF Mayor, in view Of the important du-
ties which mlydevnlve on orr MAYOR Szcoun-
ci ti' coming year in The find adjustment of
our iii sotl question and other civ improve.
merits. We would nommate w. w. S'.river
"a ~ menu 'clur'r, an mechanics friend
VIII s. Intelligence and unfitering energy il
tie good oiour CITY no man can doubt. We
htve known him Tor many years in this city
d '9''is TEN 2etf'F aoo honest eltizrns. as
- ''i'a.'' " Nv 'O'n itnd.'oh;
S'h' every cruz" hnaSh ahu Read! ana
's'e'e'' o"' "o'''' "'A Nav ,,r,zrvS
p,,,r,,,,nn
N,vor-Atppen C,,nurII
COUNCIL
John Hamilton Thomas Hughes,
MiChiri Sweeney, H. w Phillips.
Jan II
SECOND WARD.
MayoF-ALFRED CALDWELL.
Council:
6eo KoDinson,S Clemens, mos M Alexander,
90"
MIR. JJmes Z. wharton: inu viii please
to announce the name OF &. ID. HUBBARD as
The peoples candidate Tor Mayor. at the ensu-
lhg election. ALL HE PEG PIE.
'd"'
Mr.. Wharton: Please announce the name
OF ". W. SHaivGR, our present popular and
efficient Mavor, as candidate for reelection
at the ensuing charter t!fclinn:
iN'iNClbLE fihS'.
Jas. L. Wharton Sir You will ! e Sc
announce w. w. > river, as candidate
LOT fT-rltcuJn, lor N oiilce OF NJ avor
Jan lNVlNClBLE SECOND.
MIR. Wharton: You will please announce
W w SERVER as "a candidate for reelection
THIRD WARD.
bic csnIIn, 1,,,n,lalSWM. w. SHRIvER as suita
ensf,inu rlpc,ion 'i'' - Wheeling, al the
Jan,i,rl - N WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

TgI.OT1i. h0r, tooth, Hger, 81. uaii shae
= serpl iHs. wa4a -a-., dasE. rar.
pt.ul ana marking hfa-.es. JHIat..lA&
ort3l IoH.aa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
ETC.

The greatest variety fFrench and plain ConfFctona
rv consisting in part follows; Bon Boua Fruit drops
Jeliv Cakes, Ciryslazed Fruit. Gum Dro oisetves
Rose Drops. Cordial Strawberries Raspi erres. mi
tation fyIit, Orange hOwer drops. Burnt and hose ~
m0nds. Vanilla Cream Candy, Love Candy funneuts
for cake, Plate papers; Gu.er, Sassaras AiHt Lemon
and Pepper iozenees Apricot. Fig and june Paste:
Sugar Sand; refined and Com Iiquorice; crimson ANA
PLAN Ieatine; Fresh Vanilla Beans; Extract Sauila
oil Lemon and Rose Winter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

cute all or ders in their line.
Raruuches and Buggies OF all
~ in good style and as low
All kinds of repairing don
on the u,osi reasonable TEN
fec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
FRESH FRUITS

FRESH FRUITS.
n 81, Boxes hest NJ r. RGisins,
rs-seS 2Ub
Cas'> Xantc Currants,
Boxes Lemons,
Bills DraIGes,
Eases assorted Pickles,
lHsi received at ZfNN'S
dec - Ne 10 Monrle street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

also a ull. ssocH of Window sasnes, a.v. and au,
tor SAFE at 10 10 ain 81. 80 l,t .lfi,aNA.
.ec l3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
House and lot for S,9'e. ~ VIII s,' 97s s

HOUSE, ma 9lOL TOT tNl7U. for sao At
pubic auction Monday February :. lSt2, my honse
aHd lot Main stree. North. The lot >, net
trout and the usual depth. The house is BRICK, covering
the whole 'front.' contains 10 convenient rooms. III which
excellent stove The whole is in good repair,
well FURNISHED ami well adanted for Two fa,ailics for
are boarding house. Therei ine stall AID other
ont houses.
fERMS-Liheral and made known al the sale. II
the is not sold as above it VIII he for Tor the
onsH NJ year, by Mr. lillian Hail, Market ST.
dec u JAMES ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

fslIE. Ersgat. Esars:eu aui S-a- sg.' t-s
- So Purse sifs% O. vatiaIt- s'rHs
has rtr,ls tJrsae hy a4ateEE't3
a.t.s Hia-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

Fgsr oncaius afat of Gema aaa French
L tle variety store OF 5--......s ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

= resi- Raisins-e0 boxes NJ Il E-
20 boxes
de- 2 ZiNN's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
NOTICE.

NOIICF.
e Good turning Lathe, all complete and rralT for use,
- suitable Tor small turning, Tor sale tory
". RIilEIH' t't'EH.
dec 10 @Hi'tf-feet-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

x NJ {. G ,od declines being candidate.
rs. p. Hulihen and VIM. Fleming decline
b4img candidates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

~ s
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
f35aSs Ba.s Rio e Fe
Sc 1nd Arri 81 Of sVlnlcr & ,"ds

F4ANCY Bog PRuNES.-l case lru res IN "a ~
f. to.cs ftsh fruit Just received nv eS 'ress and 1f
"a, a. -, : u. " pDidtON'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

!.ociI1way Carriage sfor ;~aIe. rock a
way Carriage hut very little worn, with shifting
fdn calculated either for or persons well made aud
finished III good siyIe-as0 comWeie of iaruess
Nrt, etca'S1 irst late family Bay Horse. better
~ lie city for thai purpose all ofWhchI will sell very
chez enquire nf WM BAILEY
dec ID M $50, Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18
THIRD w ARD.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
Mayor-ALFRED CALDWELL.
COUNCIL.
John Hamilton, Thomas Hughes,
Michiti Sweeney, II. W. Philips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

{. 5. LAMBDGN, n. {. poNHAM, WIN. Nix. LAMBDIS.
G. S. LAMBDlN * CO.,
u "a ANtFACrURERs of Printing and Wrapping
ra7s Paper, Fuiiers Press paper Bonnet Boards, Bin
der's Boards. &c, &c
VIRGINIA AND PHOENIX PAPER MI ls,
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

Tickets 10 dolls; shares N rrrH" n.
Grand Consolidate Lottery O. nd
Georgia, Class No. 8, Extla. t... Isl VA
at Wilmington. Del, Tue w. Jan.
SPLENDID SCH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

( ESTIEMEN wanting splendid Hee so.A Bea'
"a yer ils.s latest Fall fshfn Will cai
y e. ..EERS
Hat aud Gap store, corner Main and UnioH .-es's. -
tsCK MITTS--A few dozeas, good .a, Buck
Siitts al,0a lat Of W oolen mts, received aad tor
tale it,W BY y hois-t '441Jh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

- HE undersigned viii continue the business on bis
account at the old stand, and VIII prosecute it
with renewed energy nj vieor lie bees his old friends
ana customers TO continue their PATRONAGE, and
tteui that he viii do his best keep good
OF goods and II all else to give satisfaction.
Jan J. SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-18

dec = AMMAN MAXN Ed
Paw Tin AIlpersons knowing themselves indebted
II = % to MS eitLcr by Note Book account will
please call and settle the leOre the first OF
January All settled al that tine may exnect
to he cailel upon wien hope they viii lie ready
satisfy demands.
dec ,. ALTMAN & MANW ELL.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-05

...I o., ,npori,l n'siute' @. 'te "h's
.s.t
NA.. t.,o~s, Do, iu,y G. you' u.
s-srtt,i 1b,canf,ia'c ~ V'n' hoIee
...a.I n.i l.. .,'r,ei 'Ao.H 20 rntft hr
nsn,r au-oc ,a,,nsU j'nt a' D''.'ra7
-~-t .-r..s,.t, 80 frNuru.' 100 TO-
...,.nr ne ,r..'r %
,,u..o 9, ,I,.'ns ne oho'e' o' me ma
ary aui r,t.'rC q. ,i''i 'n assem- 90 =
ran,nsu.u fH.y made upoo .'sh au- hon.
CRATIC ctauri'
I.t'ct,s atis ~ TIC p,Htte, Which J
lat 20 tenor 10 trrrcscu' 100 Convonnoo
VITO would SIX q Ihtt d,iesaIc TO place
t,ms,. at thc party b. r,Pfe,'n'ci, IN 81
tt,-~ .4ithica p-,uon
to Nuu ,cni nc 10 ifa Cuu''nuon 60
rur orrt,a pr,pst'd % end my vote 'nI
n.,trr y. ulu6u,rcclo I,1c mot t6't7y
no rAIg rauy Ot dh you send me
r.rg NE o.bcr l'g'''s ofth'' Convention
:a a. lns,ic, not only to TIC parry ! i'1fr
rt,d tu, lo my associate tri,-'i'. from
ottcr s,,r.os ut the counuy Ihavc no
occa"on 10 six ur your reply
ON The ~ Rl'Ia, voted for Zachary
Taylor aud from ltot une TO 'ho present
'herr DO, DOT t,,n momont 10 Which
tcsr',,d'heoct
Autl r.,4cc the t,l'c abilities witch
por,H,, nl all rlm,, 'rou now to the day o
,i,c',on to 30 every &C IN my power to
p,.m.ra co.. ,,clau OF Ilohnry 1oy lur 4
NI.atI i,i,mlrr
r'n NOS l1.rI in hear thli tlc rs fr'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-05

G,u,,om,n-l have Jns' rocuv'd your
knl Invitation to ndluss the wings Of
. The Green Mounan S'atr' at Rutland
on the approaching aunrycr'1ry OF our IA.
uonaI lnl,pcnd nee. And should have
great pleasure N accepting II promptly
were It IA ny IoAcr 30 do 80. Bot am
TO speak b..o,c the htmer Of Nro.chc't"r
Couu', on Saturday next aud tho interval
lGw,cn lbl,d,y aud the fourth OF july
nl.l no, ,nltlc me TO r'nch Ru'Mud IN due
season My vho.c hear Is, cv..'''''''
w,.h YOU. mud Il ,nt'laIna ." dnnt oil tic
spcc,s, O.. the NhIl Party aud Cause,
Wnh V'ry great respect
ga. {, ,,.i. ,...u
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-05

'lsTf ~ Q NE ~ ". ''''
t.i,,si az iced i,oiI 90 10 fs'iu"
Ir,.r,,l 1emorNrsuou' sh'w th'm''.'''
q, .,rn p,tt Of Tho toan'N 90 'N"' '' 80
ltr,.,r pusa, Ni,,. '.t 80 ocN F.r.'
me ,,.... .o.,. ,o.oo ..,.' "'.a..' 80
......,...,,p,,. abroad, just launched up.
op the A.oI tJc of popularity ana VINO"
p,r,t..tah,msu thai has l"uh" ~ Wy
o(c,e,, generous and true Ao'''
,,,rr.,,, Whether he te Wig, IocoI''o
Of lae,t, msn HIS long, srduou' ana pa
,,,,.uc .sr,ces-Ln coul, calculating an"
-,,,rr,Nc ,,i,o miod--his stern inlcguN anu
,.,J abstinence. Of 81 selfish purposes, com
,,c,l h,,u to the n.cmso OF ,hi, great ooun-
.t,y,.,ne man well worthy OF he great hon
a, and ttu,t los, gued to be conferred uP'"
Iun Doe. an, one doubt that he - wing
IN ui'a,irlei lI.s he not told ~ that he vas
sNul, It's sad ct him that he n'''' "''
2 ,nI veal know that 10 'us'er Nuti'n''''.
J W..thcrrt,eta Convection uatret e. 'id
more ualtinrpA.y tspicscn;ci ne pr7r "a
lolt.cte-t Wing patty, and arc Mete any
,,ho ,,n believe ,haltlo selection OF 'o".
T,,totvn,uaIs Nv II out Of 2~@ votes,
vfin..i ihc fullest confidence, ih'' 80 Will
.,i clc,trd. nc, upon and osrty out. tic .'e'i
NATIONAL ,oIc, of Wc Wig pir'' u" ''S
lecu lr1osli before 'hc ru''.. 'p bus 'u'".N
te1ur,anu, ON hl, pau, and 1t m'N WITH
'tt.th be SAID ,u,thc has noco placed ln hI'
present position hy a spontaneous oouVIl''n
llAtAcIs ~ uuN,vcllnG oIhcrcul to tie
rtc,, puu. .,c. d.. uycrN .ai down and c'-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-05

cr.S. r,r', Tor three " hours as
1850 ,uo, y,,a.Iuu.
The speech II Mr. RAYMOND was
,uc Of great power and colucnCe, q
clear and concise exposition ol me
winch govern AMI coufo'
the :. t.on OF the two great coutcnd'nG I
pntii,S. and W. have heard but one
sentiment expressed a. to the sbiti'y /
and manner In which the subject was
treated
At tive close If Mr.. Rsvmouds re
marks an unanimous vote Of thanks .
to HIM. was passed hy the meeting.
The Hon. Solomon Foot was then
called mp. and although the hour Tor F.
dinner had arrived, he was listened to F.
with profound attention for upwards .
OF half an hour.
The procession was then r. formed,
and returned to the village, when the
people repaired to the wc'l-Ntoi,d ia
i,rS prepared hy Mcssrs Putnam y
Bryant and \ Dyer, and ample justice
wa,douc to the many good things pro-
vdcd.
After the cloth was removed the fol.
lowing toa>ts were drark. which were
received with great applause.
REGULAR TOASTS
/ TIE Dav We c,lhr4tc
Z r.. Fathers, thc hepuN''".
.. Henry Clay and Daniel Webster
Tie distinct on. Of ,Hicc cnu.ndd nothing T.
their fame
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-05
CDntt,c

IsM "a . y ItTtt a"' '''''
c .m.u.ttec
Il0"" D' ksr''''n.a.'''
Nn'n ton J'' ~ '-''
GcrNc'-rn
-, Tor my cns'gemets h','
ste 80 GOV ets torinS, sh-''- ' ~
much T.ca"d .o ne" VIC Nh's'
sui ant uN e'n"Y, "'h'f gta"l '"'' ~"
'hr % 'h" III
Wig; OF Nc 'aH'u states anu
ond't other o''o''' 'A"0'' u.s." W, no1l
the initiation "''Vn ''N ""''
'n'' '' ,.l.,h..n1 ,J.ca.,.p
9""'"''" "''" ol '.,'' ia mill,
"1'' o'' NV ~ -. ,oocl. d.
''n'e "'' '"e ~'' 49,, ,t,.,
Noim'"I nc ''so'ou' IT. Wa
'''N nave ''' " many 80 -. ,ur,,,o
p."e'I 'as ''"l' ~ '' .,,o,,..,
''' "'' '''' .,,e,,,h onr,.
o''''s' N"''' ,.l,n,. h.,r
mare, '''N wa q '"'
'', '''"'''''', N,.,..or,,,,,,I,l,,e
~ ~ ~ W '''' : ''N' 49,, ,,r. ron
''i vac '''' s.,.,l, ON
L.,,,,,s ..poI m
rs "''''' ''"'. W h,G,. hr
ms p'''e'i'' ~ '4,I', n,a, nto,o,.
America" p'oP'' :" ~" r., v" .c,,,I his
~ ~ Wv, ''" g.. loo, ,,cl
country - ~. IA. nnch,
ara "D!'' '''''''- w. ,.,,,Il ,,,e hmm a
ia b,s JI.o,,,cl n
,''' W '''''''I' .''' ,,n,d rh, hoftots Of
".'.'''' .N;',.I,-r..ns,,o o.,vl,,h,r
cun.s.
3'i''''' ~. ,,.,..,,.,, .,.n,c1 ,,,,otv or
.'''' va ''-',,' nti,.L n,omnr,d hmm
vac ''''',' 49, a'I ,,;o'.,,r f. ,ufr,t.
~ "'''' ~ ~ "'''''' '''''
r..l.,. ,;l.,,,,c,,co, served to
IT, ., ~ NO.. 49,. h,,.r nm,
n .,"'r,"e 90, ,,,,,msn, Of h., political
view, NAMED IN hi, letter to Capt 4 lIsoo
,,lI ,,,,,yothc hcattv nnroba,ion Of all WHO
Jr,,,r Ia ntr,s,he abuses o(EIeeutlyc pow,
cr md 10 sy,,,,u the growing lust Of domin
i'm which 50 seriously .hr.a'cns the peace
.or Inc country and Me c1lsD,ncr oilhc gov
crnmcu, come up to his support
vuhopt rci-r,ncr to geographical dliiefen
cat, l,t the WING patty undertake the gtcl
task ofpre.cryiuc The government, let Us n
r VOID nike nlI causes Of foreign war. on'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-05

Soto. D, tstshy gwen hat Sc .'ra'r
co.,c,u.n ofthe Nbe patV 81 TOO Nn'e
of e,r.u. - OIL, DO be-. 60 a. ,'cs'p' =. or
WIu<ISuNl TUE%iH DAY 81 ~.
LN NEXT atlae pur 49," NJ ""m'na' :
r.aa. 'atrsi,t ,.9seruor. lacu'"nan' "oNcr
f,et.t .l ItcpsYtrt oi voc >ta.t ''t Toe Nr't
en-. u sd $50 tsLcllNie' 81 fft''cu.
l,. i.r.'.r, itt..s-i,H h'i every town
100 Sic ~plc Should BE represented ~ ihe
t.,,,e,t.,. ~, lr..ttwo tr.spaits
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
,,1IlG PLATFORM.

.,,il;r,n government, in when Tue
xaoresentatives OF the people sha', p'.s =,
.oipra,'lrss Of the will of him VINO hapPrns
~ p,esideot. we believing that 'he W. W.
-, aro hotter capable OF governing tpe"
- ,bsn * one man of governing 'ne'n.
m demonstrations Of all the affairs o, so,-
-, a.. they were administered oy "asu-
INN: INN 1ef.rson and Madison, Tor Tue s'ea'-
est good oil the people :, al b;oh
Honesty OF men ana Pu'Po'e "
stations as well as low.
T,.,,aSrsnce from the conquest oil foreign
-, aod ali endeavurs to extend our pow
erss nation, beyond It's present vast oo'"
daries. III our ;n,eycourse
win foreign nations ana neu"'li'' :" nsc,.
f,i-s that while we make our county
"a broad We may make IT the peace'"' '''
INN for the oppressed OF other nations;
liberty OF a Tree expression o' oi'"o
,ooao ali men. 50 that the otnceIs Oh so.e.n
,nsnG while thev shall be required 10 o's,n"iE'
their duties faithfully aud promPut 70 VIC
nartment and the people by wnch .'tS , o..
ppa;d they shall be allowed to diuef WIN w.
avecntiye in measures OF government "i'ho"'
fear Of removal. -,;,,, a GOVERN
neot-lhe payment Of salaries nul no eA 10,
and the prompt ayment oil the ha,'on"' -.
Tho nrotection Of our domestic inous''y
a,5 tbe money ofthe country against 'he pau
her labor and oppressive miIiionaiies % H1
rope l.L.s md
bsrbors. and The general protection oi INK
commerce of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
THE LINSLEY INSTITUTE

THE WINTER SESSION will commence on m. f..
aay OF November. The Principal has secured The
services of Mcssrs. MooRk and Tom his fornes INC
.ans wh1 are both graduates one OF our hest coI.
ieses and wen known as able and faithful Teachers Ue
mas also engaged AIR. 3 D. Ciendeunins a.n,e,.'., =.
sihiiar character and standing Teacher In Is w.
charge al the Primary Department. The p,inr,nsI
himself Is uniformly in ATTENDANCE and e,n.Io.a.
giving Instruction during school hours ~ :"
TERMS
Primary Department 60 To . ,o M, .
hhgiish Depart Lower Branches S3to4
Higher branches and Mathematics s5to6 :.
Classical Department SGtos =.
The eontse Of studies is THoRoueH and ,opti,,a. -
,M -s may ne desired by Class No scholar received
-, u.s. ume then quarter, nor any allowance maae
lot osl Tine, except IN peculiar cases s
~ y, %, Stone, a distinguished Teacher Of yoea,
usle mas hee engaged 10 give lessons an the Int,,.
al very snai extra charge 10 each punt vino m 49,,
'tuslo oiass- 10 Tins arrangement the Prncina A.
aches much importance, and has hiusef emrrea ro,
sidefaie eNpense 20 effect ii. To those dss,rng u h.,
sons VIII also be gwen "''cs,
IN German, by Rev, F. Zimnermanr.
Ia French, by Mons. L. Chapul>
oeii7-2wd&w JDtN ~ sc,,,.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
The PARTY.


Our opponents die hard. They struggle a.
gsinsi the Taylor current as though il were
their last struggle for life. Not more earn
esily does the drowning msn struggle against
bis fate, inevitable though i, be than do the
loco feco office holders struggle for their pow
er. The people, the masses of that party care
nothing for the result. They would not raise
hand or make an effort to secure Gen. Csss's
election; because he has no sympathy with
the people, and they therefore, can never
give him hearty support despite all the ef-
forts OF those who feed aud fatten on the pub
lhc crib.
They understood well that should the votes
OF Ohio and Pennsylvania, in their state cleo
tons, choose whig governors, all efforts to re-
cover their vote. at the Presidential election
would be unavailing and they therefore fought
hard Tor their governors and state officers
the office holders have done their utmost, but
they have accomplished nothing more than to
brighten the wings al the state election, and
we have every confidence that when the old
hero of many a well fought field, the bravest
OF the brave, the wisest of the wise, the best
Of the good ZACHARY Taylor comes before
the people. they will give the party in power
to know tina, no efforts Of the office holders
can avail them. He has fought for the people
of this country, and the people will fight for
him. They know he is one OF them, they
know he has fought his way to glory, from
the deepest obscurlty, and they will now bear
him onward to the highest point OF honest
fame.
When the cry ran along our lines at ouena
Vista, "Old Zack is coming" how every hand
was nefyed TO deeds OF vsor and daring So
now the people hear in the rolling drum Of
the elections that have come off the sound,
"Old lacks coming and their hands and
| hearts are stronger and more determined. The
people are with him, and they are irresistible.
He is the peoples, not party candidate, he
is with and OF the people, not OF party
He will serve the people faithfully and honest
ly. not serve his party, his hatterers, his
friends alone.
1t requires but one more effort, now, and
the people are victorious. our country is free
from the shackles OF party. and our free in
situations perpetuated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
For the Times.

| f0r INC lHlcS.
| Mr.. Wharton noticed an adve, tisement
in your paper of the 18th, respecting the an
nual fair, or exhibition of MANUFACTURED arti-
Giles at West Liberty, on Thursday the 18th
| attended the lair, and exhibited some
of the best specimens OF my hats
but was surprised when found the commit.
tee TO examine the hats, was to be composed
of four or five gentlemen, who had been
mostly, il not wholly, engaged in agriculture
pursuits, and were not therefore competent
| judges | dosay, without the fear of contra
| diction, that man, 10 be competent judge
OF bats, must be practical halter himself, oil
have had general and long experience in the
business.
have been engaged in the manufacture Of
hats of every kind, quality and descriptions
which have been in use Tor the last twenty
years, and think have some knowledge oil
the business.
| shall therefore contend that my hats were
entitled to the award. S. AVERY.
Wheeling. Oct 10Th, lS4S.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
The above reward will be paid to any hat
| ter in This city " no will manufacture and com
ple,e hat in better style and wo fkmanship,
than we can at No 10, Monroe St.
S. AVERY
PSS. The hats to be sent to New York,
and abide the decision of committee of the
best hatters in that great emporium.
S. AVERY.
Wheeling. Oct. 20, lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
MY WOUNDED ARE BEHIND ME-, !
WILL, NEVER PASS THEM ALlVE.-This


was the language OF Gen. Taylor, the brave,
the matches Taylor, beside the couch OF the
wounded Davis. in the darkest hour oil the
battle oil Buena Vista, while twenty thousand
OF the veteran enemy were pressing from
every side upon his Young and gallant band.
"My wounded are behind me, will never
pass them alve' wounded soldier looked
mn from his rough couch and asked what he
intended to do. The first thought OF kind,
an honest, aud christian heart was Tor his
wounded men, and while an unconquerabie
will and resolution burned in his eye he used
that immortal sentence, which will 60 dowB
TO posterty as the diamond Of great mine.
the purest drop that ever dubbed IRON the
pure sprlng of an uncontamlnated heart. The
enemy was before him with their FURNISHED
lances cleaning in the sun, their flashing
swords and the thunder of their heavy guns;
but his wounded were behind, and the brave.
the gallant, the humane hero would never
pass them to let the enemy trample them Ia
the dust.
Let that noble motto be ours, ours now
and ours forever. The enemy before us
the wounded bird OF liberty, wounded con-
stitution, wounded prosperity are behind us
claiming our protection. Let US never pass
them alive: bu, shield and protect them from
AN insidious foe. Forward for Taylor, liberty
aud the constitution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

The loco iocos are trying TO make great
lullabao because we published, jointly with
many other papers in the west, despatch
from Baltimore stating that Johnston's maj.
in Pennsylvania vas $500. This despatch
was received by MS from perfectly re'iabie
source, and we have no doubt that the evil
dence before our correspondent al the time,
convinced hlm that such was the iact-he
was wrong, so was the editor OF the Union,
when he said Longstreth was elected by 3ooO
or the statesman when it announced Weliers
election BY a like number or the two penny
Argus when il announced Florida as loco To-
co. and then, when he found the elections all
going against him, sat up, like frog on
log aud refused TO say anything about returns
until the official vote was received. Thank
God we love this good old country OF ours, Il
are willing TO believe the best we hear OF
her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

The Ohio Statesman says "Huua for We'll
Ter, the Mexican killer" We have question
in the rule OF three to propose on this II MIR.
Weller's military spirit aud fame could over.
come 1900 votes what will old Zach's do?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

The political firt John Van Buren, is adver-
tsed to speak in Columbus to-day. We
would give something TO hear Mr.. Van Buren,,
as we might thereby guage the extreme Of
unprinciped impudence without difficulty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

The Floridian, loco ioco paper,
gives up that Florida has gone
wing by about one thousand ma
jority.