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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
Valuable CITY Property For Sale.

sgzHE subscriber viii sell, accommodating terms,
- that valuable property known (Baldwns Row.
North of 9TH and Fam srcet, froninC Mar
ket square, Eas Wheeling. The Improvements on this
lot are four comfortable two story brick teuencnts
fronting 5th street 80 feet the aud front
zane street aIordne several additional building lots
Also full halflot adj dining the ABOVE premises. 'front.'
ius "a eet Zane street. ON which is erected com
Portable Two story brick dwelling house. expect snort
~ the country, ard am DESTROYS OF selling
nay CITY property before removing. Persons wishing
make profitable Investments Woud d. well to give early
atteutioH to this favorable opportunity
W.eeiiue, Aug Is, 1915 N HUMPHREY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
Valuable Farm For Sale.

s1EHE subscriber offers for ahou, 80 Of land,
! situated the Ohio Kivfr near the mouth OF Cap
Il ne CIR, elk, Belmont county, ohio.
EDGAR WOODS.
Aug loft Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
4 CARE.
ruoxAs REArH Jas. s. MARIN.
REATH & MARTIN,

90 IOIfR Factors and general Commission Me chants.
g. for the sale of Bacon, Pork, Lard, Butter seeds ana
every descr ption of Western Produce, Central Boek'
Broad Street, Pllll.ADFifiiAi Pa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

r.R. J. STANUOpE'S Chcla-oauc Pills, never fa
- ing remedy for kgue and ever, intermittent, Re
mitieut, ard Chill Fever, for sale iiy
Aug WIN MCKEE. South Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

ID tiGS--Just reed fresh supply OF superior Chan
IA ellie Rugs and beautiful patterns. Those in o.
first rug will please call soon, at ll3 Main ST.
Aug24 MENDEL, HARBOUR Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

CsHoE THREAD large supply Just received from
- the manufacturer, Ttlcy, Taihams AID Waller,
Leeds, Eng Angel OFT GIEEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

EFfEkhNttS-
= BRADY, ESQ. ,Caslicf MSN Bank Wheeling
X. CRANGLE and co.
ilUnS BE 4. anu t0. Brtisenoft. ohio-
MAHLON MARTIN, " .lisfihe' ONO
& " NARB NGlL
rHC.tD4 g. tkt t.I. .
n srEESS co., ruilaeeiiha, and Philadelphia
...rrtant. 'snerally sep'-dl5f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

ann BACK BAND CHAINS our own importa
<r0 tons, just received and for sale low BY
Auc2l OFT 4 GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

c.s. LAMspiN, R. c. BoSHAa, WIN. X. LAMBDA
Z. S. LAMRDiN * CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

XITOOLEN DRUGGEFS-Iust reed assortment
w of WOODEN drueees from 10 yds wide.
Angel MENDEL, HARBOUR Co, lf3 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09
DOCr. e. SPOHN'S CURE FOR SlCk
HEADACHE.

-VEyIllCfl has been used in families every member OF
~ which has had sick headache from infancy, as a
constitutional family complaint, and has cured in every
instance yet know amounting II many hundreds
For safe only in Wheeling al Brcntiinser's Apotheca
Ashland square, noarihe Court Louise. Jye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

FRESH Dye SiuGs, NaIdcr, Io1wood. Csm0ood,
Tus;ic Atuoua. Blue Nitrinl. Indigo. ETC. fr safe ny
Aun2j PRYOR & Go, Main street.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
WORDS OF WISDOM - WILLARD FILL
MORE INDICATED g. SUSTAINED

The Cass Loco Focos expect to defeat TAYLOR
and Fillmore at the South, by attacking the latter
as they hope to defeat them at the North, by at
lacking the former In reply to pamphlet as
sailing Mr.. Fillmore, the New Orleans Central
Rough and Ready Club have issued a powerful
address. We have room only for two or three
paragraphs They ask
Who is Willard Fillmore that he should ava
ken enmity, what has he done to provoke re-
proach His early history is that of most men
who have struggled through obscurity and priva-
ton to high places. His father was farmer of
limited means. Not to dwell upon portion of
his life which is not material to the inquiry before
u.s. he entered upon the career of manhood with no
other aids to advancement than vigorous mind
and resolute spirit; no other guide than patriotic
purpose and an mcorruptible integrity. He has
wrestled with and vanquished adv ersity. He has
striven against and overcome the vicisstudes of
fortune. His private character is without blemish
his public life is without reproach. He is a
self-rnade man-one of the illustrious examples of
Republican Governments in bringing greatness
out of obscurity. and Withdrawing from humble
life the highest capabilities for public service
Such man should be universally applauded, and
would be, but that party malevoence is not equal
to the exercise of the virtue of candor"
The following is the conclusion of the address
1t appeals to all.
The age is one of convulsions-the Old World
is shaken to its centre, and our country may
be riven with the rest. At such time the Presi-
dent of the United States should unite in his own
person the qualities of sound judgment, unim-
peachable integrity, profound love of country,
and above all, solid. firm and fixed temper. He
should be a man to stand erect amid the tempest
of contending factions-cool collected, dauntless
and determined. The times demand such man.
and such man is ZACHARY TAYLOR. You
know him such. When calumny shall have X
hausted her malice upon Millard Fillmore she
will assail the character of Gen Taylor in vain
1t is adamant Even his enemies pretend to
have discovered that his brilliant victories
military blunders. They have circulated forgeries
to blast the prospects of his friends, and fabricated
affdavits to convict him of ingrattude and treach
cry.
whilst others faunt their banners blackened
with the devices of irresponsible cabals serb
bled over with the oracular INVESTIGATIONS of Pres
ident mongers, Gen. Taylor unrols the charter of
our Liberties and finds his creed inscribed upon its
sacred folds and he will defend it in all its purity
and against all assaants. The Government which
was made for all he will administer for all In
the fitness of the sanctions of the fundamental
law in the completeness of its beneicence in the
richness of its blessings, he Will transmit it to
those who follow just it was bequeathed to us
by the Father of his Country, and the founders of
the Republic.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

have their reward. Many honest wings in s44.
were deceived by such men as Codding, and in
duced to throw away their votes upon Birney, and
thereby elect James K Polk Such they wish to
do again
Let it be borne in mind that all the doctrines
of s.Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Territory, and
Cheap Postage advocated by the Barnburners
are doctrines which the wings have advocated for
years and the use of them by the Van Buren, par
ty is truly like stealing the livery of heaven to
serve the devil in They are principles which
will be carried out under ZACHARY TAYLOR
and Wing Congress and before another Presiden-
tia contest you will see such Office seekers Ich-
abod Codding mount some other hobby to ride
over the people, which we hope will prove equally
unsuccessful
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC gINSTRUC-
TON

At the suggestion of the frerds Of Mr. z. f.
WILLIAMS, his name is withdrawn from before
Voters of Wisconsin candidate for the above
office This is done for the purpose Of uniting the
friends of Education upon a candidate avho is
equally qualified and worthy of the sdpporS of all
parties for the Office of Superintendent. Indeed
had the friends of Mr.. W. known that ting name
of ELEAzER RooT would have beer preseslted as
a candidate for that office, his namqe wo4ld not
have been offered. The entire democratic and
wing press throughout the cas- and VI might add
throughout the State, have adopted Mr. Root as
the candidate for State Superintendent ami in or
der to secure his election, and defeat a Inan who
would make the office subservient TO his political
preludlces, we most cheertully place the name of
MT Root among the list of candidates whom we
earnestly recommend to the support Of The voters
of old Iowa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
ELECTION RETURNS.

The returns from the recent State elections are
such TO leave but little doubt in the minds of
any as to the result in November In Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio, the wings have trium phed most
gloriously. The news from these States as well
from others that have recently hello their cleo
tons, comes like shower bath upon the enthu-
siasm of our opponents and the most ardent sup
porters of Gen Cas- ready TO yield The contest
In Pennsylvania, Johnson, wing, is elected Gov
ernor, and decided majority in the Legislature
is of the same party, as well a majority of the
Congressman.
Ohio has also elected a Wing Governor and
Legislature In fact all the States that have spo-
ken, say that Gen Taylor is the man.
Let the wings of Wisconsin go and do likewise
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

~ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-By virtue of
~ an order from the Hon. David ". Jones.
Judge of Probates in and for the County of Iowa.
and State OF Wisconsin, will on the 18th day of
November next, at the hour of O'Clock, p NJ,
upon the premises hereinafter described expose to
Public sale the following Real Estate of the late
Lewis Z. Sudduth, deceased, TO wit Lot num-
Der seven No. J in the town of Franklin. in
said County, and the fractional part of the NORTH
west quarter OF the Northwest quarter of Section
Number thirty-three (No. 33) in Township Sew
en-, (No, u Range One % East of the fourth
Principal Meridian, containing thirtv-f,e acres
more or less SAID land is situate near the Town
of Franklin, aforesaid
The above lands will be sold to the highest and
best bidder and a credit of three months viii be
gwen, the purchaser giving approved security for
the payment thereof
JAMES b. MOFFET, Administrator
OF the Estate of L. E Sudduth deed
Franklin, Wis, Oct. 25th, 1s4s 6-3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
WESTERN POPULATION

Wisconsin. was organized ten years ago; by the
last census in 1917, the population was 2I3.O0O
or an increase of 10000 in seven years
One portion of the territory, 80 miles by 80.
now numbers $4,000 inhabitants: and the enigra-
ton to this portion of the west is greater than
ever.
Ohio welcomed the first permanent settlers in
17SS; now, in 1888, it is occupied by I,732. 600
people
Michigan, which the attention of enigrants we
turned to, twelve years ago. now has 100000
people
lndianna admitted into the Union in 1916. has
received population of more than half million
IN 30 years, and now numbers more than 1000
900 inhabitants
Illinois, was organized separate territory in
1910, and entered the Union as state in isis
From that date, It's population trebled every ten
years. I'LL the last census, and in the last five has
risen from 477.0O0 to 100000.
Missouri, which in 1918 had only 2O.SOO peo-
pie now has 100000, having increased fifty per
cent in six years.
Iowa, was scarcely heared of at the east ten
years ago, and 1t Is but fourteen since the ONLY
White inhabitants, north of the Missouri line were
few Indian traders. More than 100000 now
make that beautiful land their home 6OOOO of
whom have gone In during the last four wears.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
For the Tribune.

Mr. Bliss, Dear Sr Il learn that the potatoe
crop this year is, in many cases, almost failure,
having rotted during our late wet weather. / lost
the most of mine last year, and fearful lest they
would rot this season also, l procured several
kinds, and for experiment. planted them at differ
ent times, and on different parts of the farm
Those on high and dry ground have done the best
although none entirely free from the disease
I cannot really tell whether there is any prefer
ence between old and ground
In the latter part of July | examined them :
they were all sound-soon after had a cold
rain; while the ground was yetwet, found among
the Meshanichn potatoes, vast number of little
white worms, hardly visible to the naked eye,
crawling over the surface of the potatoe, and In
few days they began to eat into it; and in We
ry short time the potatoes began to decay, hav-
ing very offensive smell As the wet weather
continued, watched daily the progress of the dis
ease ; of mine have shown any signs of be
ing diseased until week two after the worms
were to be SEEN Now whether the worms We're
the cause of their decay, is the query. My pota-
toes were all dry before the middle of August
Can any of your readers throw any light on this
subecta if so, 1 think they do wrong Withhold
it. Yours respectfully,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

TO extend the curse of Slavery. and thereby
keep the balance of power in the hands OF
those who claim to represent property in the
halls of our National Legislature.
If you are content with the policy of the
present Administration, flor it will be the
same under Cass.) then "you can quietly
fold your arms IN Indifference If motif
you feel the need of e change in the policy of
the Administration, remember there is work
the be done.-Remember that Cass and But
Ter are " accessory, both before and after the
fact to all that has been done by James K.
Polk-they approved it all, and if elected,
will follow in his footsteps" and carry out
the same policy. They have said it, and
they will do it.
A. HYATT SMITH. who seeks place III the
Councils Of the Nation, sanctions the course
which has been pursued, and if elected, will
lend his aid in depriving you of what is your
just due with regard to appropriations for the
improvement of Harbors and Rivers.
TAYLOR and Fn LMoRE are opposed to all
this; extravaganza, and prescription for opin
ions sake-they are in favor of the laborer,
the working classes and above all, they are
HONEST, and in fav or of respecting the rights
and ,cishes IF the People oppressed through
their Representatives. an Congress.
In ORsAMUs CoLR, you will have faithful
representative in that Congress who
will not barter away your rights at the dic;a-
ton of party leaders. He will prove faith
ful sentinel 10 watch over your interests, and
an able advocate to contend for your rights.
Are not these considerations worthy of
your regard, and an exertion to obtain them
Ii so, be active, be vigilent, be faithful to the
cause, the cause of your common country.
Remember that your opponents are up and
doing. If you wish the proof of this, we
would ask you to call at the office or resi-
dence OF any leading Democrat in town, who
/ feels an interest in the result of the election
enquire for the .' head of the department.
and nine times in ten you will get an answer
that - he is the country on business" and
unless you do yotr duty, you will see the re-
suit of that business" when you see the can
vass of the different precincts. We say a.
gain, be up, be doing, be active, and let there
go up shout from the Badger State thai
shall reach the g Keystone of the arch,
which is waiting to do honor to the Hero Of
Buena Vista-the PEOPLES CANDI-
/ DATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
ONLY TEN DAYS

Wings of Old Iowa-Whigs df Wiscon-
sin,-are you aware that the day which is to
decide the character of the Goyernment of
this Great Union for the next four years is
SO near at hand Do YOU'D realize that ten
days from this time, it is to be decided wheth-
er the Administration of this: Government is
to remain In the hands of n party whose acts
of mis- rule are still visible through the length
and breadth of the land, or whether o,lr ru
lers shall be honest, capable, and disposed to
restore the Government to That purity and
simplicity which characterized it in the days
OF q Washington, and Jefferson : If you
are, are you prepared for the Election ,
Have you no farther duties to perform! Re-
member that all that is to be done t effect
the election of TAYLOR & FILL MORE.
of COLE, MINOR, STERLING, CARTEk. and
the entire Wing ticket, must be done jrifbjn
ten days. The time is short. the eouseouen-
ces to follow, great. Look ar the result of
the election of JAMES X. PoLkIi 4 war
which has cost thousands OF lives, AMI mil
lions of treasure-a war .yhicls has made
thousands of widows and errhans, and
broug' upon us a debt which, capaot be
paid for the next twenty years, and bought
into this Union large amount of territory,
over which your opponents are determined
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

NEW GooDs.-The merchants OF Mineral Point
are now receiving very large stocks of Fall and
Winter Goods. We have called in at several
stores for the purpose of looking at their stocks,
but owing to the crowds of customers. it was
hardly possible to get peep at the goods. We
would not wish to particularize but would refer
our readers to our advertising columns, as suit
able means of ascertaining where they can obtain
the best bargains, and large portion of the
+" bone and sinew" of the county are subscribers
to the Wisconsin Tribune, they have The means
before them. However, we can say this much,
that any one who wishes to see splendid assert
ment of staple fancy articles can do so by
calling on d. a Fairckild & Co, Beech & TiIley,
OF John Milton, on High Street, or on Vivian &
Davey, on the corner of Fountain and Commerce
streets They have almost every thing useful and
tasteful, and we presume viii sell at prices that
will make it an object to call on them
To the above list we would Whitney Smith. as
having good variety-weu selected
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
For Congress. ]!
ORS MUS COLLIE

II There being Democratic paper IN this
County we place their nominees along side those
of the Wing party in our columns To-day.
Wing Nominees, DenloeEaticI nominees
For the Senate
ORnIS J. MINOR. NJ 81. GoTRaES,
JoHs c4nT rass,"'.' ''A" D''J Jtsr. PI,rer.
North distrit. !, Il
S. P HoLLEsBEcK, TInorHF B6#ss.
For Sheriff.
LEVI STERLING JoHs Nc z,,pHr
Clerk Circuit Cont:
s A BnowsrLI, Cu,aLrs BIsHor.
Clerk Commissioner eews
s F sEABrnr, HEsrr B. wsLsH
District Attorney.
BENJAMIN Bull, Wa. r. SIN, TH.
Register of Deeds
EDw1s B. CARSON, j G JrStrss-
County Surveyor.
ALBERT A. CAMP, CHARLES F. LEeATE.
Judge of Probate.
FARLEY EATON, HAnRIsoS LAorD
Treasurer
JAMES NJ. CALLAwAr, SrEPHr> T4oMAS, Jr
County Commissioners.
WV. A COOKS, AsAHsL BESsEr,
VIM ]. TILLEY, w. W :JESSasGs,
Benz Thomas, JoEI CT 4YToS
School Commissioners:
r. NJ. MILLER, MIRcm WHIrfoNB
JAMES WAsLEY A HufHs!
JoHS HEATHCocK - SINNs
assessors.
LEVI WELDos, (Noae n9mnated-l
HoRArIo n. GEER,
HENRY DUNsToN
Collector
RrcHAnD THoNAs, GARrSER c. MEIes.
Superintendent of Public LuStruftioa.;
ELEAZER ROOT.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
D The slang of the Guerilla leader in Wis

II The slang of the Guerilla leader in Wis
consion q. Codding) against Gen. TAYLOR, re-
minds of the anecdote of an attempt to shoot
an eagle. A chap beheld the noble bird perched
upon the summit of a lofty mountain, secure from
smooth bore and small shot He shot at him
twice. The first was clear miss; and the Sc
cond hit him precisely where he did the first time
Just with regard TO the abusers of Gen. Taylor.
He stands like the bird of Jove on an eminence
far above the reach of that kind of officeseeking
demagogues, and if they hit him at ALL it is in
precisely the same spot where they missed him
before
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
LINDENwALD, August %, lS46.

LONG YAsSs.-Martin Van Buren, is no.
ted for long yarns. They are so long that
few editors can afford Ia publish them; and
no readers. unless they have much leisure
aud very good eyes, can afford to read them
He evidently endeayors 10 hide his thoughts
10 vast pile of words. You may possibly
find needle in stack of hay aud you may
Just easily find ,1ea in one OF Vans
huge stock of words. These long yarns have
gained for their author the reputation of I'M
mense talents, by those who estimate talents
by the quantity of words-like the duchman
who said that his brother was the best poet IN
the world, for he had made a book - so big as
all dis cheese"
that Gen Taylor is not man of sufficient
talents for the Presidency and it must be
confessed that Judged by the Ducfhman's rule,
he falls infinitely behind Mr.. Van Buren--
Old lacks letters are short and sweet. He
comes to the point at once. There is no am
bguity-no French or latn-no'' words Of
learned length and laundering sound" But
the great minority ofthe people are plain men
and prefer plain dealing: and viii therefore
vote for Oh Zack. who always gives his
Teas in plain English Even Father Ritchie
himself "A May 1916. C,eiore he was ordered
20 run down Old Zack) wrote about his mil
tary dispatches from the RIO Granle. in this
manner: = The neatness Of the style rs adm
radle-r,ot a ,Oord too much, or an the acrong
pIGce-aH an fine keeping acih tie energy and
decision ,offh tohich has military operations are
conducted. st. Louis New Era.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

~ Ii persons are hereby notified not TO tres
~ pass, mine, or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or permission 81 the
owner-East J OF W Sec. S, Township 5,
Range 2 East.
also, \ E of f ! Sec. S, Township 4.
Range East withol the written consent of the
owner. OF JOHN MUSGRONE, -4geH.
And further notice is hereby given, that for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct 9th 1s4s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
TICKETS.

We would inform our friends, both Wings and
Democrats that their Tickets are now ready for
delivery.
We hope the candidates will make arrange
ments while canvassing the county to raise the
means for paying for them and not put to the
trouble of looking to A. B, and w, and finally
get nothing in the end. After the election some of
the candidates may think it too much like paying
for Adead horse" and the printer is the loser
The price is one dollar per hundred.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

II The Franklin, on her last trip I'D to
St. Peters, was to take up about 300 Wine
bago Indians, who bad collected at Prairie du
Chem and Prairie la Cross, with that inten-
ton. The Winsbagoes are satisfied with
their new country. 1t has advantages for
them not possessed by their former home
grows in abundance. And what is better.
white men cannot get to them easily with
whiskey, without observation-disclosures Gaz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

IL One of the fruits of the recent victories in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, will be the election of a
wing Q. s. Senator in each of these States.
ORsANUs CoLE-By a notice IN paper to-
day it will be that this gentleman is to address
the citizens of Mineral Point, at the Court House
on Monday evening next. 1t is hoped that there
will be general attendance, that all may know
his views upon the great subjects before the peo-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

GEoRGIA-One of the best informed men
in Georgia, who has given close attention to
the recent Kongressional election, writes as
follows:
The returns are conclusive that the State is
safe for TAYLOR. In two of the districts, where
the Locofoco majority is so large as to leave
no hope of Wing success there, the contest
was only nominal, and the vote was no test.
But in the contested districts We have made
such demonstration as makes the State sure