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PROSPECTUS FOR THE PILOT,
a WlMg Newspaper, edited and published by
DUEE GREEN.

PROSPECTUS FOR THE PILOT,
a Whig Newspaper, edited and published by
DUFF GREEN.
The undersigned proposes to publish in
Baltimore, the PILOT EXTRA in pam
phlet form, of Double Royal size, from LIST
May until the 18th November, for ONE DOL
LAR, payable in advance. This paper will
be devoted to the support of the election of
the Wing candidates for Presidency and
Vice Presidency, and this prospectus is issued
under the expectation that efforts will be
made 10 give it an extensive circulation, as
the means ofcounteracting influence the
Extra Globe The Post Office Department
alone furnishes corps of some fifteen thou
sand men, most of them active political par
tisans, organized for the distribution of the
Globe. This influence may be counteracted
by an active cooperation on the part ofth
Young men. The Pilot is established under
he auspices of the Wing party of Baltimore;
of the WING members ofthe State Legisla-
tHre, and of the friends of Gen. Harrison in
Congress; and the undersigned is encouraged
TO hope that the Wing Young Men of the
United States will resolve that, wherever
the Post Office Department may send the
poison of thu Globe, the antidete ofthe Pilot
shall be administered. All that we ask is 10
\ be heard by the people. 1t is for them we
speak, and IL we can get hearing we
have no apprehension Of the result. The
people will vinicated their own cause and
| hud their oppressors from office Baltimore
is a central Fpoint. The Pilot will be sur
rounded by active, intelligent and ardent
Whigs-old and young. The meeting of
the Convention in May, will enable the
young men, to complete an efficient party
organization, and give to the editor the means,
of extended usefulness. He asks the press,
throughout the country, to insert this prospec-
tus, and the friends of the good cause, espe-
cialiy the young men every where, to exert
their influences in obtaining subscribers, to
be forwarded by the earliest possible day.
through their friends in Congress, or directly
to him in Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN.
TERMS-PayabIe i'm advance:
Daily Pilot, per annum, Six Dollars.
Single Daily PAPER, Two Gents.
Semi-Weekly, Five Dollars.
EXTRA, from May 1st to 18th No
VEN Der, in pamphlet, and Dou-
bic Royal size, One Dollar.
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j. Fl. WILCOX, SURGEON DENTIST,

j. H. w ILOOOh3 oOICIO1N DE4N i 10 I,
ANDsTKN UFAcTURER or INcoRRoDIBLE MINERAL
TEETH
ENo. Sharp, between German and Baltimoer
streets.
ID ESPECTFULLYs clicitsa call from those who
Heneed either partial complete sets of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. Being in possession of every improve
ment in the eonstructiofNo of cases of Teeth, and
also extensively engaged in their manufacture,
Mr.. w. is now enabled to make a great reduc-
ton hehigh charges usually exactcd, and in
his professional brethren. Aching teeth treated
so as rarely to require extraction.-Sc ling
Filling, Extricating, SC. sc. Decayed teeth
carefully and permanently plugged with pure
gold, and warranted to remain sound to the Ia
test period of human existence
N. B. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restor-
ed equal in beauty and durability to their former
state. ap24 dem
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DRY NEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR,
- l6 lbs for dollar fine Imperial TEA, such as is
generally sold for ad ollar, so cents pound.
Superior Rio COFFEE, s lbs. for dollar.
Bleached Winter OIL, one dollar gallon.
Good Kitchen OIL, so cents gallon.
Vessels furnished and goods sent to any part OF
the city free of charge. III. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap21 d3m BALTIC: st. near the Bridge
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FHNU THE NFFJIOIEU--fE Eff[iIlI BE
4 IIEALED-Ye, who are afflicted be comforted and
mourn Chase back the sigh of anguish to its
bitter cell, and wreath thy lips with perennial smile.
Man guided by Science has pursued his deep research
among the wondrous works of nature slike gnomes in
the dark gold mne, and has gathered from her ample
stores, the secret mystery ofA SPEEDY CURE!
Come thcn-come one, come ALL Shun you would
the nsidous and fatal poison Of the asp, the destructive
nosms of that vile herd of ignorant pretenders, who
throng the paths Of the wary with professions too alb
surd for contradiction. Come to the true fountain, ye
imprudent, but unfortunate victims of disease, and
share again in their penitude the blessings of health
be eectualy and speedily cured of all symptoms of the
bad diseases, or the money returned, is at
No. Pitt st. between Front street,
ma 10 and the Bazaar Bridge.
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TENHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Palapsco
! White Wheat Family FLOUR, together with other
selected brands, to which they invite the attention
OF retailers. bakers and families. The Patapsco
Flour is so well known in this State as to need
from them no recommendation, and they pledge
themselves that the sranos selected shall be
equal to any IN the market.
NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN,
No 9 Pratt. between GAY and Frederick SIS
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REO ORE AUCTION BARGAINS. j have Just
I'VE receive from Auction, lot of black and white
CHiNTZ CALlCOES, bought imperfect which will
be sold 40 per cent below the regular pricea few dozen
Ladies and Genemens black silk Hose, at halfpree Al
so, few pieces Of 10 4 and 1874 EARNESTLY SHEET
ING; and further supply Of those heavy 64 Bsrnesey
Danask TABLE DIAPERS, for which have recently
had much demand; likewise large lot of bleached and
brown D0MESTICS, from the Eastern market, which
will be sold by ee piece at Factory prices together with
large assoTtsent Of other Goods, at extremely low
price,. GEORGE BEVAN,
ap 10y No. so Hanover ST
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TEyHE SUBSCRIBER having lost, by the late
n fire in Washington, part of his newspaper files,
wishes to purchase s9T'he United States Tele-
graph" from Jan. LIST, 1884, up to the time it was
merged in the Reformer The latter paper,
(sThe Reformer'o during the whole time of its
publication. eThe National Intelligencer,p for
the years 1928 and 4-and from August 31st,
1928 to August 3lst, 1S29-and from July. 1888,
to April 1st, 1910. and the Globe from August
an % DUFF GREEN.
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All persons in the City indebted TO the BALTIMORE
POST AND TRANSCRIPT, are requested TO make
immediate payment TO the authorized col.
lector. Accounts not settled by the 18th
proximo, will be placed in the hands of
magistrate for collection. Subscribers in the
country will please remit the amount of their
subscriptions by mail, addressed to
GEO. w. WHEELWRIGHT.
APPS Trustee for the Mortgages.
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EtREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.
aG-I selling Superior Irish Linens, Do. Sheeng,
Table Damask and Diaper, and Datnask Table Cloths,
at unprecedented low prices Call soon YOU want bar
gains, at No. so BALTIC. ST., doors above South st.
ap 70 J. EDWARD BIRD, ?
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v,S4AIIA OE MARXLAND, BALTIMORE
y CITY TO WITT hereby certify that Alexander
Could Sem, of Baltimore city, brought before me, the
subscriber of she justices of the peace of the State
of Maryland in ann for said city, onthe 18th day of
April, lS40, stray trespassing upon his enclosures,
ONE GRAY MARE COLT about two years old, ii or
u hands high long switch TAIL other marks.-AlsO,
one SORREL MARE COLT, about two years old, elev-
en- or twelve hands high blaze in the face left hind foot
white above the psstemjoint no other marks Both
colts well grown for their age.
Giren nndnr my hand this 25th Ami. 1910.
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GO III BRAVELY ROYS.
WDOOTS CHEAP TO SUIT THE TIMES
- TIP BOOTS, and all that of things, 50 and
81 pair, just the article suit long march. They
will be found useful and needfu at the present time.
{15-Call and you shall be suited.
VIM. H. BANGS.
No. 72k Baltimore street, opposite
ma 2-Im the Town Clock
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by practice ofmany years, and viii be thankful for
employment. ma 1.2awS2w
| a GRICULTURAL IAilsLlsNEkN Is.-Ihe
~ subscriber acknowledges with gratitude the liberal
patronage he has received from the public since the
adjustment of his Repository i'll 1926 During this long
period he has studded successfully his own interests
by identifying them with the interests of his customers
in being prompt and faithful in the execution of their
ders.
implements, are not surpassed by any other establish
ment in this country, he therefore afford them ON as
reasonable terms as any other person for the quail
ity of work. His present stock offmpements eX-
tensve both in quality and variety which he would
invite the attention ofthose who wish to purchase.
liberal discount will be made TO all cash purchasers,
and those who purchase to sell again.
The following names are some of his leading articles,
Wis His PATENT CYLINDRICAL STRAW CUT
TER, wood and iron frames hut all with his patent dou-
BILE eccentric feeders, with or without knives; prices
varying from S33 TO 500, subject to cash discounng
he challenges the world TO produce better machine for
LICOTTS PATENT HORIZONTAL WHEAT FANS
both a very superior article. Fox s. Barland's PAT
EMIT THRESHING MACHINES, and Martineau 5
PATENT HORSE POWERS, also n very superior ar
ticle. A great variety o PLOUGHS, wrought and
Shares, of all sizes and prices, Gideon Daviss inn
proved PLOUGHS, Of Davis own make or patterns
which sufficiently known TO the public not to require
recommendation; 100 CULTIVATORS, also expanding
CULTIVAToRs, both iron and wood frames, and new
plan; TOBACCO CULTIVATORS.
f. II. Smiths PATENT LIME SPREADERS, the
utility of which has been made known the public
geticr with large assortment of FARMING IAfPIE-
MENTS, PLOUGH CASTINGS of every description
aud superior quality kept constantly hand retail
by the ton; also, MACHINE and other CASTINGS fur
nsed at short notice and reasonable terms, this Iron
Foundry being furnished with the best materials and
expeEenced wofkmen with ample machinery running
by steam power for turning and fitting up machinery.
AIso-constantly hand, ID. Landreth's superior
GARDEN SEEDS In store, Potatoes and common
Seed Oats, Timothy and Herd Seeds all ofsuperor quail
ty. All orders will be promptly attended TO-
Farmers Repository, Pratt street,
apes Near the Batmoe and Ohio rail road Depot.
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DUFF GREEN:

STOP T4ATTHIEF!-H Have you Cough, or
Pam and Soreness ia the Breast Hoarseness, that Is
insidiously stealing away your health, and will
soon intoduce that unrelenting and fell destroy
Consumption, with its cold sweats, and fe-
yer to finish what is perhaps already begun?--
If such is the case, delay not; but get bottle
of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC prepared by G. X. TYLER, and take
some Immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and will gladly testify to its superior
efficacy in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, sc. 1t gives almost imme-
date relief, and by continued use for few days,
viii effect permanent cure.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner Of
It is sold by w. X. Orrick, corner of Lexing-
ton and Eutaw sts., BALTIC, and in Washington
City, by Robert S. Patterson, F. Howard, D. S.
Mitchell, and in George town by o. NJ Linthi-
cum. ap24f
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. a MOUTH WIrHOUT TEEIH IS A

MOTIF WITHOUT CHARMS"
N II. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, Sd
81 door from Charles street sFayette street, would
call the attention of the pube to the preservation of the
TEETH MilisRs of Teeth nov prema urely lost
which might be preserved by timely and udcious treat
ment; those, therefore, who value the preservation Of
their Teeth viii please give him, call as well as those
who msy require artificial ores inserted, and he warrants
perform his operations to the entire satisfaction Of
those who may honor him with their patronage
anu oaw
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4 SCISSORS OFETCE'-ln C mpauce with an
n ordinance Of the Mayor and city Council of Balti-
more, for the Appointment of a Board of Asses
sors, approved March 25th,. 1s39.-Notiee is
hereby given, that the undersigned will meet at
their office City Hall, on the first Monday in
May next, at 8 o'clock, A. M. and sit until
o'clock, T. NJ and continue to sit as above stated
every day, Sunday excepted, until the first Mon
day in June, for the ptirpose of receiving from
ali persons liable to Taxation, true and correct
lists Of all their property both real and PERSONAL
except such as may be exempt from taxation by
the laws of the State, or the ordinance of the
corporation. NICHOLAS BREWER,
GEORGE DECKER.
ap 20 dt4thM
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A CARR

FENHOMAS B. POTTEENIsE.z= 49,. -. Inform
Il his friends and the public generally that he con-
corner of ST. Paus and Fayeee streets and is prepar-
ed TO execute on of reasonable TERMS with prohiptness
and accuracy, every kind conveyancng; also covenants
agreements, articles OF coparnership bills of SALE APP
prentices iRdentures, sc. He will also state and ad-
just accounts prepare nsovent papers, draw last
wills and testaments, take dispositions, execute
MISSIONS &c with all of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmany years, and win be thankful for
employment. ma 1.1aw2w
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VT YORK Double refined loaf and crushed SUI
LIZ eGAR, I retail; Mocha and old government Java
COFFEE do.
H. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap q d3m BALTIC: st. near the Bridge.
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EN<ED. III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON
g AND MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED
MINERAL INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, performs all
operations in Dental Surgery, according the late scien
Fayette SITS. ap9 co
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an24 and Dental Surgeon, Z SHARP s..
STONIsIIING CURE. This is TO certify tina

A STONIsHING CURE. This is TO certify that
n was for a long time afflicted with bad Cough and
and which almost destroyed my voice, and
brought on many other dangerous and unPlea-
SAINT symptoms--At the solicitation of a friend,
| was induced to try the @COMPOUND SSR-
UP OF GUM ARABIC." prepared by DIR. G.
X. Tyler, when to my great satisfaction, two
doses produced wonderful change, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
eel no hesitation in my recommending it to nay
friends and public generally
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The owner of the above described Colts request
ed to come forward, prove property pay charges and
take them away. ALEXANDER GOULD.
ap % lw3t* Bloomsbury Farm, Ferry road.
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Y AW NOTICE.-CHARLES H. PITTS AND
IL JAS. p. STEWART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
have REMOVED to The office in FAYETTE STREET,
afew doors east of ST. Pail street, opposite Barnum,s
Hotel They may be found at all times. during business
hours when.no engaged in Court, or absent from the
city In the aboencc Of either of Them, the other will
atteno 20 ,he business OF thu office ap13
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mus 'll~ 'l' VIM. HAWTHORN,

Peter Yasburg, 9Th Jan, ts3S.
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner ot
East baltimore and High SITS, Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell,
and w. GuRtnn, and in Georgetown, by ID. c.
bv o. NJ Linthicum. ap24
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JOSEPH w. STEWART d co.
No. 81, BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE

No. 6i BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE
TRLPOLETT'S ALLEY.
EHAVE on hand good assortment Of RUSSIA
II II IRON and brass mounted COAL CRATES
BRASS ANDIR0NS, SHOVELS and TONGS, FEN
DERS, STAIR RODS, KNIVES and FORKS, BRIT
TAMA WARE, WATERS CANDLEsTICKss,
BRITTAN!A LAMPS, Block Tin FAUCETS, all 81
yes, of the best quality, UMBRELLA STANDS, SPIT
BOXES, &C.
They are prepared TO put COPPER, TIN and
ZINC ROOFING, in the best manner. ap9
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-08
WHIGGERY is FEDERALISM.

The federal Wings in some parts Of
the Union are attempting to make the
people believe that the present Demo
cratic party is the old Federal party, and
that the present Wing party is the old
Jefferson Republican party! For this
purpose they have collected some half
dozen names of gentlemen who once ac-
ted with the Federal party, but having be-
come converts TO the Democratic faith,
are now supporting the principles and
measures of the Administration.
To put down this falsehood, G. G.
GREEN, editor of the Morning Post, Bos-
ton, and B. F. HALLET, Esq. having col
lected and embodied mass of informa-
ton, which most efectualIy puts down
this Wing pretence, and fixes old FED
ERALISM upon the FOREHEAD Of Whig-
gery, black and damning as the m@yik Of
CAIN.
Daniel Webster and John Davis, the
two Wing Senators from Massachusetts,,
are shown by their sayings and doings to
have been thorough going British Tory
Federalists during the last war.
John G. Bates, who heads the Harrison
Electoral Ticket in Massachusetts,, Oliver
B. Morris, Mr.. w. B. Calhoun's agent to
bring the Abolitionists over to Harrison;
Leverett Saltonstall, one of the Abolition
associates of Bell, Bolts, and Garland on
the Wing Executive Committee of Wash
ington; were violent enemies of Madi-
son and the war, and, with Benjamin
Russell, editor Of the Boston Sentinel, in
former times opposed Jefferson and Mad
ison, as they have recently jackson and
Van Buren; and as they we're then for
the British, are now for Harrison.
Allen Bradford who was Gov. Strong's
Secretary during the war, is now for Har-
rison,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-08
TERMS OF THE STANDARD.

TERMS OF THE STANDARD.
BoR ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, GO 90
WITHIN THE YEAR, 9 80
AT THE EXPIRATION OF THE YEAR, 90
eY-No paper will be discontinued, (unless at
the option OF the publisher) until ali arrearages
sars paid.
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.
J square (l2lines) three insertions, Al 90
For each subsequent insertion, 25
/" For six months 5 so
" For twel, months, 10 90
Longer advertisements will be charged in the
same proportion.
reasonable deduction will ba made Oh year
ly advertisements
All orders for advertising OF ,'ob,work must be
accompanied with the cash, exc, oI from persons
who have open accounts with the iHce'
Office in the south end of the Marx ct Building
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
u---a as the Idle wind
Which they respect not

If not, ii is time you should learn. If your
manifestos to the people of South America,
Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and elsewhere,
are conceived in this spirit, you will be laughed
at as a fool or pitied as mailman The "Ercies
vein" will not suit those regions quite so well as
Won think it will this. And even the inhabitants
of the United States are not altogether, so fond
of "parts to tear cat into make all split
Believe us, we are little "more condoling -
We fear we have already devoted more space
than it merits, to this farrago OF nonsense en-
titled an "address to the people" We will say only
a word more and that is in relation to the follow
ing sentence, which is undoubtedly the cream OF
the whole matter.
"Every friend of democracy and an honest ad-
minstraton is invoked to active efforts to extend
the subscription ITO the Extra Globe and for
ward the names and MONEY to me"
The days of witchcraft are gone-except to
Amos Kendall who with a power peculiarly his
own, centuries out of midnight silence the thun-
der of artillery-and we are inclined to think that
his invocation will scarcely have much effect
as some, of which we read, have heretofore had.
Like the witches in Macbeth he may cry-"show
-show-show"-bu the spirits will not come.
The subscribers will be found only among the
ce-holders, and they are, as it were, 'forced to
volunteer There is nothing hearty about their
assistance. 1t is all false and hollow How
painful the contrast between the present day and
that time when there needed no Invocation to
bring supporters to plan of the administration.
How humliating the thought that the principal,
indeed the only way to procure subscribers for
the government paper, is to tax the office holders
and that their aid, now in many instances
grudgingly afforded, will soon be cut off forever
"Alas poor Amos
SHOW thy charms all oerthrown?"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-04
Told by an IDIOT; full of sound and fury
Signifying nothing

Except, indeed, that the author is either fool
or mailman. Were he not, he would not at
tempt to palm off his insensate rawlings in the ex-
pectation that they will be believed and regarded.
The very opening paragraph contains false
hood. Read it.
"Our country presents a new spectacle for the
contemplation of mankind.
GA candidate for the Presidency is asking the
sufrages of our people, and at the same time re-
fuses to answer the questions they put to him for
the purpose of satisfying themselves to the prln-
ciples and policy by which he will be governed,
if elected. With his own consent committee is
nterposed between him and his countrymen, not
to aid him in giving frank replies to their reasona-
BILE inquiries, but to cut off direct communication,
and keep his opinion from the public. A free
and intelligent people, whose precious right 1t is
to ask and obtain the views of every man who
seeks their suffrages, upon every topic apper-
tanning to their government, are bluntly told that
they shall not enjoy this right, but shall take
candidate for the Presidency upon trust They
are asked to relax that eternal vigilance" which
is truly ''the price of liberty and blindly submit
themselves, if not TO liking who can do no
wrong" to Chief Magistrate who assumes the
attitude of responsibility, and surrounds him
self with ministers, even before the crown of
power has been placed on his head y
Did Amos Kendall never hear of General Har-
rson's letters to Sherrod Williams and Harmar
Denny? OF his numerous speeches in which he
states explicitly, candidly and frankly, the polt
cal opinions he entertains and the principles by
which he is governed OF his letters to various
other gentlemen who have addressed him upon
the same topics, and to whom he has expressed
his views? If not, he ought to enlghten himself
at once. But he has heard of them, as every one
will belieye-and the assertions we have quoted
above do not only stand out glazing and wilful
falsehood, but the ex-postmaster general knew
them to be such when he penned them. To sup
pose otherwise, were absurd. But mark the
language. "Eyen before the cropn of poioer has
been placed upon his head p Kendall has so long
been a component part of an administration which
is accustomed to regard tself-not as the servant
of the peope-but as the sole legitimate sovereign
of the land, that, even when he least intends it
the language of the palace will slip out, and be-
tray the direction in which the current o.
his thoughts. General Harrison will surely be In
vested with no more authority than is Mr.. Var
Buren-and yet the bare apprehension OF his
success throws the late "aninister" into an agony
+ of fear lest he should obtain the 'crown of pow
err" This, to be sure, is natural in one Who
knows that the present chief magistrate does in
deed wear a crown of power-who knows toe