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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-09-04
THE PLAYER ON THE HEART.

ny HoRATIo HALE.
cannot wake the breathing flute
The Tyre and harp are dumb tome;
cannot touch the lovers lutte,
Nor rouse its speaking melody.
Mute, mute for me the LOFTY roll
That fair Cecilia taught TO swell
But there's u sympathy of SOUL
And can wake it passing well.
The merest child in Orphcan art
Can better strike the Doric quill;
But can play upon the heart,
And touch its chords with magic skill.
A truant boy his task i6rsook,
And loitered in the vale adown;
fosnd him idle by the brock
And warned him of his fhthe''s irown.
Oh, clouded was his laughing eye
He Sc, him down and wept the while;
bent to cheer the sohbmg noy,
And whispered ofhs mothers smile,
And 10 the sudden clouds depart,
And lightly bounds her from the rll
For can play upon the heart,
And touch its chords with magic skill.
A soldier slept in stiffness hushed--
Ibrokc his dreams and whispered 81 fame "
Forth to the battle field he rushed,
TO write in blood denthlcss name,
An infant on its mothers breast,
He sought to slay in fury wild;
The mudman's arm II word rcpressed-
A single name his own dear child
woke its spirits gentle part,
And Mercy spake-the storm was still;
For can play upon the heart,
And touch its chords with magic skill
A dying man, with falling breath,
Abode his hour. Ien,ercd in,
And held before the eye of death
The long account Of crime aud sin.
Wild grew that eye in dark despair,
Aud paler waved that pald cheek;
laugh, him then, with Iervcnt prayer,
A Sayiors pard'nng love to seek.
Oh, welcome now the deadly DART
The Christian soul it could not kill;
So can play upon the heart,
And touch its chords with magic skill!
wooed II maiden in her bower,
Aud l0wly knclt and proltr'd Gcld
son, wealth may purchase pomp and power,
4 faithful heart cnn ncor be sodn
knct me at her feet asain,
And pleaded love, aud only love;
The heart that scorncd gildcd chain,
Affections liehtcst breath could move.
! saw the plying tear drop start
felt the bosom's painting thrill;
oh, ! can play upon the heart,
Aid touch its chords " ith magic skill
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.TUGGE PATTERSON.

Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty sc
the first Judge in the County in which he lives.
MiAdiCtoWa n. j. March II, l3it
MCssrs, comstOck & Co.
Gcntlcmcn--Nou aye Mt liberty to make such Use of
following certificates you deem will best sulscryc
purposes for which it is intended.
CERTIFICATE OF il EGE PATTER%ON,l
uERERy CERTIFY that my daughter has been allie
with sick head ache for the space Of about 20 years.
attacks occurring once in about two weeks, irequcl
lasting hours during which time the rnroNysms h
hccn severe. apparently suuu to deprive her nj lii
\nd after having tried almost all other remedies In val
have hccn induced rs last resort to Try Suuhn'S lie
ache Remedy sold hy YOU and to the great disnppo
mcn and Joy Ofhcrsci and all her friends found very
tcral rclicflrom the first dose ofthc medicine She
ulluwcdu up the directions with the article and in cv
case when nm attack WAS Threatened has found ilnmod
rcici until she is near permanently cured, The alta
are now very seldom, and disappear almost immedia
after taking the quantity directed, 4 hope tina, otl
mny be- hcnci.,c by the at this truly Invaluable M
icnc, has induced mcto send You the above, and rcn
oar ObtdiUnt sClyCnt.
JEllU PATTERSON.
Judge If the Court orc. =.
For sale in Woodstock Why
SLY T. HUTCHINSON in
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CA sTy'ION
TO BE RFNrNnERFD

Several most lagrnnt attempts have been made to
counterfeit the true Balm Of Columbia Some of the i'm.
posters have gone 80 far to counterfeit the splendid
wrappers, and the Falls of Niagara, and every external
mark except the name Of COmstOck which they dare hot
forge.
To avoid impositions therefore, always look for the
name ol CoSt0ck n Co. or l.. ;, Comstock and never
buy the article unless it hus that name upon it.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, only at No.. ? Fletcher
street \. \.
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NOTICE,

a IL those indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
were contracted previous to the first of January 1910;
must be settled before the first Of September next they
wlbc len in the hands Of attorney for cocctionper-
ticnlar contracts excepted. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock July IS, Isle, 10 I'll
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NOTICE.

EcR0kE in To the enclosure othc subscriber on the III
Il , instrnt. dark chcsuut coqrd horse with viii
srpcn his face supposed to he six seven years old I!
owner requested call and pay damages aud take hi
away JONATHAN CHADWICK
NooIHloc% W. July I'll lclO. l3-tf
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CASH AND SHORT CREDIT-The subscribers woul,
Unexpectedly inform the public that the, have taken tn
shop lately occupied by H. b. Witt for the purpose of car
r,irg on the business Of Merchant Tailoring and will b
happy to upon all who may be pleased favor then
with their custom.
H. u. WITT,
Woodstock may e.--l-tf 2 B. SOUTHGATE
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MONEY WANTED.

AEE want and must have all debts due Of more than
w one years standing by the fir, Of August neat
Nj persons called upon hy this notice will atCrd to Il
without delay, and save themselves cost.
l.. ". II :. Il. STOCkER.
IIarlanl, June so, leiO. Off
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MILITARY GOOD!

d UsSEIL & CLARKE have received fresh assor,ncr
IL OF Military Goods and will furnish Companies M
Officers at the least rate that they be had in this secio
of the Country. etr
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DARING FRAUD.

The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
cOnncrlcr Let II ncycrhc purchased unless it have the
name OF L. :. COMSrOCK, or the signature Of COM.
SIOCk Go. OH II splendid wrapper, This is the only
external test that Will secure the pUc from deception.
Address GOMSTOCK ~ co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No . IlrtChrr..trptt
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NOTICE.

"A Lib those indebted TO the subscriber for goods sold Of
IA more than year standing, notified, that ma,
mcnt must be made by the first OF August special
tracts excepted and that those having unsettled accoun,,
are requested to settle the same previous TO that time
Barnnrh June, 30 lslo j. u. DANFOPTU
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NOTICE.

accounts due the subscriber gilmore than one years
"a standing must be settled Immediately specinl con-
tracts excepted. JOHN RANDALL.
Woodstock VI, july 81 1870. l2.'f
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NOTICE,

'HNllls may ccry that have given my son Joseph No
ril ibbot his time to for himself md shall cai
none Of his earnings pay any debts of his coractire
ter this date. DANFORD ABuOT'r
Slhckbridsc, VT, July 9Th j. 20. lift
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ASK, INQUiRE--ASK THOSE WHO
KNOW.

Those only who know by trial or immediate observation
form ny idcn NJ the effects c the perfect rciiCf of III,
RhEuN\TiSM Ali SwEtLINGs, ASD ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, M matter how severe by the Use Of HAYS Linz
mcnl Find who hrs used 1t that will not laud it aboy,
all things ever used, and YOU viii nnd-what cannot b,
found.
For the relief suffering human beings who may be af
nctcd, beg Won tn nsklsk Oilc,c who know-nsk IA,
Hon ALFRED CONKLN L. >. Judge Tor that district,
siding near Auherni ask Matthew j. MYHER, Esq, \.
thcns, ". "; ask Gen Drrf GREEN, late Of Washing
ton city each O those gentlemen know Of unconqucr.
able b. all other remedies or ply slcans, though tried for
many wears, that have been cured by use Of the genuine
HAYS LISIuENT Thousands of other persons known sim
liar cures. We appeal to their scSc Of jusiicc-telr hui
man feelings.
1t is but duty you owe to your suffering fellow being.
to let this grcut remedy be known. Spcai then 10 all
your freHis This viii save much pain where the
papers not read where readers nrrcluOs, be-
many worthless articles advertised for the
purpose To buyers say, fall who have used il
do not say it j. be-, Oud al praise then do rot fake it,
The proprietor will not allow this article be paid for
unless il cures when all the directions are fully followed
UW any one suffering rCtgsc nor 10 try IL me d9cs,
he ought to be Ihicd more tor his O6stnacy than his
suffering
Mr. HAYS would never consent to offer this article were
he not compelled by his sense of m0alo religious duty
do all in his power for victims ofdsircss aud misery
For this purpose he would sooner devote fortune than
secure dollar for ANY worthless article.
LOOK oUT-Some srind'crs hare couniCrtthei his
ariicie, GHdPm nup rim rgriogs drrices' DO not be
imposed upon One thing only will prO;cc, you-its the
mime Of COMSrOCK Co., that name must be a'tp1y,
on he wrappcr or yon are cheated. DO forget it
Take this direction with you and by that or never
buy for it is impossible for any ohcrto be true or
genuine SOLOMON HAYS
Sold by CoMsroCY ca, Flctchcrsirect, NY.
LOOK OUT!t
"CGutiOn" is he Parent Of S1fctv.
An attack Of the Piss may be positively prevented by
using when the prcroniiury symptoms are cl the cec-
brated HAYS LlNIMENT There are more than one
hundred people in this city, ard in the United States an
immense number, who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves who'll, free
from attacks hy applying This Iiumeni when icy feel any
symptoms oits approach: Of this there is most perfect
proof
~ None Genuine without the name of CovsTocK & Co..
written Oh the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold nj M. Flctclrr-strect, ~ Y.
For sale in Woodstock VI, by
SLY T. HUTCHINSON in
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NEW spHyNGGOODs.

GIL ED & DUNBAR are row opening large
~ sOrtment Spring and Summer goods which are offer
on the most favorable terms cash. produce, or approve
crodit.-DCn't forget TO call and see. -
suEDD & DUNBAR.
Woodstock MAY, 10, 1910.
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAIL-NoAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Z. .5', - -; a tn. -, t: s92=a
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More than wear from this event Ms Mrs How
ell and her daughter, in company with party Of
friends, were sillingin the parlor Of the hotel at
one of our fashionable watering places. their
curiosity was excited by the following conversation
between two ladies', who were strangers TO them.
"Did You see Mr. Edgar lluniley, when he was
in town last year,
eyes, saw him pass our house several times
and thought remarkable fine looking Young
man.
"Nr. Allen told nv husband this morning that
he ia just married, and is expected here TO day or TO-
morrow
"Did he tell YOU the name of the lady he has
married.
''No, but it is Miss Howell, I suppose-his cous-
H."
'Fcry likely! remember, now, of hearing that
he was engaged TO her."
The ladies. unconscious Of their contiruiiv 10
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"Ah little think the gay. lcentiOll', proud,
Whom pleasure, power, and aillu1icc surround,
many drink the cup
Ofbalciul grief, or eat the bitter bread
OF misery Sore pierced by wntry winds.
How many shrink into the sOrdid hut
Or cl rprlps nuvprtV i--Ty iyu oe1,,
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By m unfaltring irlst--se drew near the crave
Like one who wraps the drnpery Of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant dreamsr
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ON and after Wednesday, April |, lsi0, 'ho paSsenscl
Otruns this road will RIM follows Leave the Depot
of the Lowell Road in boston, ut and II A. NJ, ard and
~ +. NJ
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-14

After our article of Thursday. on The subject
ofparty names was in type, we received from
an esteemed correspondent, the following lorci-
BILE illustration of the truth of our position, that
the Van Buren, party, is the Federal party.
~ (CoMMUNICATEp.)
TO those who lived in the DAYS of Dealocra-
cy and Federalism, and were acquainted will,
the men and things of the time nothing can
be more absurd and ridiculous, than The as
sumption Of the former title, by vast portion
of the leaders in the ranks of the Van Buren,
party, ofthe present time. We do not speak
Of Democracy, in the abstract, for it is 10 be
hoped that there are very few among us, who
do not believe in the superiority of political in
situations emanating Immediately from the
people. or in other words, who do not think
that THE PEOPLE form the, only legitimate
source ofpower: but we all,Ide to the distinction
drawn between the advocates and the oppo-
sers of'the late war with Great Britain, and the
cardinal features ofMr.. Jeherson's administra-
ton. There are still many amongs. us who
have not forgotten, aud never will forget so
long as they live, the days Of 1Sl2-l3-14; and
we doubt not that such Of the old Democrats
as may have, taken sides with the present adj
ministration, have been conlounded at seeing
men, whom they have known as the most un-
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DEATH OF CAPT. JAMES RILEY.--We regret
to learn that the we'll known author OF an in.
teresting personal narrative of adventures
among the wild rahs, died on the 9TH March,
on board Of his brig, the William Penn, bound
TO Magadore, in the 69rd year of his age The
detais,as given by himself, ofhis periIs and sui
ierings, and miraculous escape, were consider
ed SD extraordinary on the first app arance Of
his book, as TO Obtain but little credence, and
the whole account was for some time looked
upon as a mere romance Subsequent accounts,
confirmed his statements, and particularly the
corroborative testimony ofJudah Paddock, who
had been wrecked in nearly The same place,
and who experienced similar crueties from tie
savages. Captain Riley was, however, moth
ing daunted by his severe treatment; he had
become acquainted with the commerce Of the
| country, and we are informed, that, with tire
| exception of few years IN which he resided in
Ohio, he continued to trade TO the port OF
Magadore for twenty years after his eXcape,
and died on his last voyage TO that place. His
narrative has always been considered very
| interesting work, and Las obtained an extern
Sive circulation.
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The undersigned proposes to publish in Balti
more, the PILOT EXTRA, in pamphlet form
of Double Royal size, from LIST May until the 10Th
November. for ONE DOLLAR, 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 VIII De mace
to give it an extensive circulation, as the means
Recommending the influence OF the Extra eioDe.
The Post Office Department alone furnishes
corns of some fifteen thousand men, most OF them
active political partisans organized for the distrl
button of the Globe. This influence may be coun-
teracted by an active cooperation on inc part Oh
the Young men. The Pilot is established under
the auspices of the Wing party of Baltimorei OF
the Wing members ofhe State Legislature, 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 re-
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BRUSH AND BELLOWS WAREHOUSE.

u X. STAPLETON d SON, No 25e Baltimore
eD street, nave in large of GOODS
which they offer to country Merchants and others liberal
credit or discount. for cash.
Sweeping Brooms, No. o 8 Sc
Scrubbing Brushes, 6, Z, 8 and u rows
White Wash and Piasierers Brushes all sizes
busting Brushes every variety
Plain and elegant fancy Hearth Brushes
Common and fancy Cloth Brushes
PLAN and fancy Head brushes
Painters Brushes and Tools warranted
Common ard fancy Horse Brushes
Hatiers, Tanners and Curriers' Brushes
Hat and Velvet Brushes
Elegant Crumb Brushes
Fancy Nail and Comb brushes
Kitchen and Parnur Bellows, assorted
Packsmith's Bellows, all sizes
Superior Backing
an 10
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SRERIFFALTY.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND


THNIIE undersigned takes the liberty Of announcing himself
81 as candidate for the Office of SHERIFF the ensuing
election In thus offering himself your suerages, he most
respectful socs your support and should he be fortunate
receive majority of your votes he atters himself from
the knowledge he has Of duties of the Office ang served
as duputy the last eight years still being the employ of
the present sherf will enable him give general satisfaction
apI3 lawif ROBERT WILSON.
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HOLIDAY d M'KINLEY.
" ENETIAN BLIND MAKERS. \

y Gay street, opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore,
makes order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT SPRING
SHUTTER BLINDS SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
fixtures appertanng the screening of Windows Doors
either inside out. Also, Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods
and other made in the best and shortest notice
Country Merchants and others, dealing in the Venetian
Blind way be supplied with any quantity at the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms.
-Old Blinds repaired taken in exchange for
IL
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Old Tippecanoe's Bodily health and acttr' :
ty--"Gen. Harrison's habits OF industry, ear
ly.acqured, are still retained The sun never
finds him in bed. His mind is as active as his
body. He loses no tire. and every hour not
employed in the active pursuits oil his farm is
devoted to. his books"
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GREENsBoRRo ALABAMA,

March 81, 1870
DR. SIR II am a South Carolian Qately re-
moved to this State) and Nullifer, and have
been subscriber and reader of your publica-
tons for the last ten years. 1t is now rumored
that you are about 10 establish Wh1g Press at
Baltimore If this be the case, have TO request
that you will put me down as subscriber, di-
recting my paper TO "U7tiOn I'O,cn, Perry county,
Alabama" A friend is now with me who takes
an equal interest in any thing you may PUBLISH
and requests that his name may also be added to
your list must be permitted to add that have
no doubt that very many of your old friends will
flock around you at the South, if your paper
goes into operation-those who like you have moi
learned
"To Bend the pregnant hinges of the knee
That thrift may follow fawning."
Respectfully and truly yours.
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The Indiana Young Mems Convention will
assemble on the Tippecanoe Battle Ground,
on the 2lst OF May.
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NMORE AUCTION BARGAINS ! have just r,

MORE AUCTION BARGAINS i have just
IEE ceiv, from Auction, lot OF black and white CHNTZ
CALICUES bought imperfect which will be sold 40 per
cent below the regular prcea dozen Ladies and Gentle
black silk Hose, at hafprce. Also, few pieces of l04
and 1874 EARNESTLY SHEETING; and further supply
those heavy 81 Barnesey Damask TABLE DIAPERS, for
which recently had much demand; likewise large
lot of beached and brown DOAfESTCS, from the Eastern
Market which will be sold by the piece Factory prices; to-
geher with large assortment of other Goods, extremely
low prices GEORGE BEVAN,
aP 10 No. 90 Hanover ST
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TUNHE subcrber respectfully informs his friends and the
q public in general, that he is manuactu ing first quality
PEGG'D BOOTS $500, and Sewed BOOTS for $3.50
all other work in proportion Work made the above prices
be paid for devery such may be bOoked will be
charged at its former rates.
JAMES D. ROSS, No. 3, North Street
Opposite the Franklin Bank
n. B. All work done by him viii be warranted to neat
ness Of fit and durability He respectfully socts patronage
and hopes by his enesvors please merit liberal support
apI3-f J. ID. ROSS:
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HuRA FOR MoBILE.-We must now be al
lowed 10 hurra for Mobile in earnest. She has
given second and loud gun for Mobile IN
earnest. She has given second and loud
gun for Harrison. EDWARD HALL, (whig)
i elected Mayor by an overwhelming majority.
He had all the government patronage arrayed
against him; but its power is as reed IN the
wind when opposed to the energies OF mighty
and free people The gain in Mobile IS 500.
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RICHARD J. MATCHETT, PRINTER.
SIGNS IN THE SOUTH.

HLetter TO the Editor from Greensboro,
Alabama
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
ID ICARDS, BELTS & co. lS5 BALTIMORE
ESTREET just receiving per Leila, and by purchase
this country, handsome assortment OF Spring DRY
GOODS, which in point OF stylf will compete with any other
in the city. II comprises the following:
PRINTS, ofnew and beautiful STYLES,
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUSLINS
Printed Lawns and JACONETS
Canbrics Swiss, Null, Jaconets and Int ia Lawn
Alpaca, Persian. and Saxouy CLOTHS
D'Orsay, Russell and other Cotton DRILLING
Plain aud fancy Beached and Brown LINEN Drill
Black and White GINGHAMS
Irish Linens Holland SILESIAS
Apron Checks, Marine SHIRTINGS
Brown Irish Linens, BURJAPS, &c. &c.
We wl sell the above very low for cash,
punctual dealers. apl3 DIFF
NEW sPRINe GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN's
IN WEAR
Fancy Spring Cassmeres
Superior summer Cloths, rbbd and plain Grape, do
English Gamboons, Ibb'd aud plain
White and brown drillngs rbb'd and plain
American Nankeens
Silk Satin and Marseilles Vestings
Super silk and Linen cambria pocket HandkercbieE
Together with full assortment of west of England Cloths and
Caesimeres PETERS & BROTHER.
ap No. So BALTIC. St lower Hor TriPoett's alley
ENOR RIsNT-A very comfortable two story BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street, few doors North
of Saratoga This house contains passage, two
ours pantry and kitchen down stairs four chambers above
and in the garnet. The rent will be $500 per an
mum, and possession given Immediately
Appyto JESSE I. fEIEks.
Next door below the
aoI3 Corner of Market e. Nortk SIS
WWTHAI.E OIL-IO tierces, for sale by
w api3 VIM. II. BEATTY & co.
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DRESS MAKING.
RARS. S. SMITH, Plain and Fancy maker, No. o.
I'VE North High Street,
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PROSPECTUS
gsISI@-

solve that, wherever the Post Office Department
may send the poison of the Globe, the antidote of
the Pilot shall be administered. All that we ask
is TO be heard by the people. 1t is for them we
speak, and if We can get hearing we have no
apprehension of the result The people will vim
dictate their own cause and hurl their oppressors
from office. Baltimore is central point. The
Pilot will be surrounded by ae.ive, intelligent
and ardent Whigs-old and young. The NEST
ing of the Convention in May, will enable the
young men, to complete an efficient party organi-
cation, and give TO the editor the means,of extend
edusefulness He asks the press, throughout the
country, to insert this prospectus, and the friends
of the good cause, especially the young men every
where, to exert their influences in obtaining SUBJ
scribeTs, TO be forwarded by the earliest possible
day, through their friends in Congress, rdirectly
to him in Baltimore.
se DTyFE GREEN
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En UMP PORK-A few bbIs.. for sale by
II ap 10 g. B HOFFMAN & BROTHER.
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DRESS MAKING

tItARs.4 cases. containing 90 600 Cgars, landing and
u for sale by WILMINGTON e. EASTMAN.
ap 10 s. BowlYs wharf,