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The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-29
POETRY

We learn from the Buffalo Centinel, that large
and enthusiastic raectng lately took place, at Iona
wanda New York, at which the citizens OF bulalo'
Williamsville, Niagara Falls and LockPort, were
assembled for the purpose of dedicatins llpPsca-
noe Log Cabin.
Written for the Dedication of The Tippecanoe
Log Cabin, at Tonawanda, Saturday, April llth'
AR-'.Hua to the Chtct"
Bright as the sun-beams DER our lands now beamlng'
Bright as the hopes which in our bosoms glow,
Glorious and dear the gay stripes nos" streaming
Around the bright stars is our Old TjpPecanoe;
EsMay heaven its blessings shed
Round his vistorious head
Who saved our frontier from the INDIAN ana Ioe-
While every freeman bold
Not bought by Bentons gold,
Shall hail with delight our Tippecanoe
-Thouel in the wild wood midst forest and dingle
Alone and llnfriended the young boy did grow
His heart wasso noble, his purpose 50 snSle,
That the blessings of strangers were ON IlRpee2-
When to his cabin home
4 wand'rer by chance did come,
Kind was the greeting and tender his care;
While round his cheerful hearth
Joy spoke from heart to heart,
And all was delight for young NNorth DeiD S"'
there.
Down. down to oblivion the man who's forsaken
That line which the spirit of w ASHIN6ToN. Drew
No Man of eSub-Treasury' at that time was taken,
For W sHlNGToN was like our llppecanoe'
Soon shall the ballot tell,
How Mat from power fell;
Soon will it tell him the tidings .'he must go
And when at kinderhock
HeSakes lingering leok,
He signs at the prospects of IiBpecanoe.
Then hail eshe Chief of the North Bend the sol
der,
Hail to the man who army did lead
Hail TO the patriot who his musket did shoulder,
And gave for his watch-word well conquer or
bleed
Swift sped the rifle ball,
Many a foe did fall,
And Proctorryith terror put spurs to his stsed;
And many warrior there
offered a soldiers prayer,
To bless him that sav'd them in time OF their nesa
Soon as November with bright skies shall bless us,
So soon slr, ourcountry be free OF her woe;
No base pets ogger shall longer distress US,
Well give in our votes for Old TipPecanoe.
With such noble CHEZ
We soon shall have relief,
And Maine shall he freed from an insOlent Toe;
Loud shall the welkin ring,
When our free votes shall bring
Unto the chair of state, Old Tippecanoe
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The undersigned proposes to publish in Bal'l-
more, the PILOT EXTRA, in pamphlet FORM 1,
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 TIE
election of the Wing candidates for PRESIDENCY
and Vice Presidency, and this prospectus is lSSueu
under the expectation that efforts VIII DC hiaue
10 give it an extensive circulation as inc means
ofcounteractingthe influence OF the Extra ciope
The Post Office Department alone furnishes d
corps of some fifteen thousand men, most Oh 'heih
active political partisans, organized Tor the dis'r-
hu,;on of the Globe. This influence may DC coun-
teracted by an active cooperation ON 'he par Vi
the young men. The Pilot is established uii"o'
the auspices'of the Wing party OF Baltimore; OF
the WING members ofthe State Legislature, ana
of the friends of Gen. Harrison in Congress; ana
the undersigned is encouraged 10 hope lha' Inc
Wing Young Men of the lifted States VIII
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WATCHES. WATCHES. ;. wATcHE

WATCHES! WATCHES! :! VvATCHE
GABRIEL ID. CLARK. No. l, Water street, near
" Calvert BaltimoreHas just received great variety
of gold patent lever anchor lever, lepne and other
WATCHES, among which are M. l. Tobias Har
rison's Martinoe's Johnson's and all other makers
have also Silver Spoons, Casters, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, Breastpins, Finger Rings, Thimbles,
gold guard and flat chains, guard keys, gold and sill
yer Spectacles 80 hour and day Brass Clocks; al
so, Wood Clocks, of superior quality, just received
and will be sold low
N. B.-Fine Watches of every description proper
ly repaired and warranted. Please apply to
c. ID. CLARK, Water st.
ap21 4taw1m* near Calvert.
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WHITE WHEAT FAMLY FLOUR

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.
THyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Patapsco White
u 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 recon-
incubation, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal to any in the market
NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN,
No 2 Pratt, between Gay and Frederick SITS.
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ENOR RENT-A very comfortable two story BRICK
III DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street. "A few doors North
OF Saratoga street This house contains passage, par
ours, pantry and kitchen down airs chambers above
and wo in the garrett The will 5000 per an
mum, and possession given Immediately.
Apply to JESSE T. PETERS.
Next door below. at the
apI3 Corner of Market g. North SIS
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MoLLI0AY Il m'KINLE9,

HOLLIOAN 3 M'k1NLEh,
NZ ENETIAE ELIND MAKERS, No. G North
Gay street, opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore,
makes to order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT SPRING
SHUTTER BLINDS, SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
hxture: aertaning TO the screening of Windows Doors
either inside out Also Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods
and other ores made in the best and shortest
Country Merchants and others, dealing the Venetian
Dna way can be supplied with any quantity, at the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms
Wod Blinds repaired taken in exchange for
IL
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"REAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.-i
am selling Superior Irish Linens, Do. Sheeting, Table
Damask and Diaper and Damas Table Cloths, at uuprece
denied low prices. Call fyou want bargains al No 90
BALTIC. st.. doors above South st. - 49,
an IA ]. EDWARD BIRD.
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGARs.


TENHE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 manufacture The
III above articles and is prepared TO sell the most rea-
sonable terms lie has constantly on hand SWEET SCENT
SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST and all other kinds Of
TOBACCO, and SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACABAU
SNUFF ofthe best quality Together with large quantity
Of the various qualities or CIGARS
For sale wholesale and retail by
CHARLES INGRAM,
ap2-3t N. f. corner of Pratt and South SIS.
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AND MANUFACTURER Of INCUKINULIbLE AIII'1I4A'
TEETH.
No Sharp between German and Baltimore SITS.
Wn FSPFCIFUIIIIY SELECTS call from those who need
S,either partial or complete ofARTIFCIAL TEETH
Being in possession of every improvement in the con-
structon of cases of Teeth and also extensively en-,
gagged in their manufacture, Mr. w. is now enabled
to make great reduction on the high charges usual
" exacted, and in style no ways inferior to the
most favored of his professional brethren. Aching
teeth treated so as rarely to require extraction
Scaling, Filling, Extricating, sc. &c. Decayed
teeth carefully and permanently plugged WIN pure
gold and warranted to remain sound to the latest pc
Rod of human existence.
N. B. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restored e.
quail in beauty and durability to their former state
ap24 dom
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PROSPECTUS
7 lei E. Pill O Il +,
A WING NEWPAPER,
eoiteo aua publisbeo By Dnff @reen.
o'eISESsSl@-

solve that wherever the Post Office Department.
may send the poison of the Globe, the antidoe 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 a hearing we have no
apprehension of the result. The people will vim
dictate their own cause and hurl their oppressors
from office. Baltimore is a central point The.
Pilot will be surrounded by active, intelligent
and ardent Whigs-old and young. The meet
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
ed usefulness. 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 sub
Scrbers, to be forwarded by the earliest possible
day, through their friends in Congress- or directly
TO him in Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN.
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HV III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, NJ ". Cor
IA ner Of Charles and Fdyee ss, BALTIMORE supplies
country Dentists with TEETH of all kinds, Gold Foil Files
&c. &c. all of which be by mail when ordered
ap9
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A STONISHINGs CURE. This is to certify that
N was for long time afflicted with bad Cough and Cold
which almost destroyed my voice, and brought on
many other dangerous and unpleasant symptoms
At the solicitation of friend, | induced to try
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC"
prepared by Dr. c. X. Tyler, when to my great sat
isfaction, two doses produced wonderful change
and the third dose entirely relieved me; and there
fore feel no hesitation in my recommending it to my
friends and public generally.
VIM. j. HAWTHORN,
Petersburg, Va. 9th JAN, 1888.
Prepared only by G.. X. TYLER, corner OF East
Baltimore and High Sts, Baltimore.
For sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell, and
w. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by ID. e. by o: nj.
Linthicum ap24
II Oss OF TEETH sUPPLIi1D.--The best arti
Ifcial teeth featured in this city, inserted at No.
Sharp street. on lower terms than at any other OF
fee and on the most elegant and natural manner
The advertiser has for IS years past been constant
ly engaged in constructing for other dentists most
difficult cases of teeth and trusting to his own Inge-
nuty and mechanical skill, he challenges any one in
the city to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his either as single teeth partial complete sets, with
without artificial gums, in point OF beauty, work
manshp and the inimitable approach natural teeth
Complete sets fixed by atmospheric pressure at halt
the charges made by other dentists, and warranted
no way inferior to any in the profession
III. WILCOX M. ID.
ap24 and Dental Surgeon, sharp st.
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HDAPER.-Low to close sales
a 80 reams IMPERIAL. PAPER,
60 do Medium do
IL do Red envelope do
For sale by JAMES BRUNDIGE
aP Is 68 South street, BOwly's wharf
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YHYABLE CLOTHS.-Just received from auction $50
Z Damask TABLE CLOTHS, of assorted sizes, very
SUPERIOR which can be sold very low.
Also-7-4, "a, "a and 1914 Damask Table Linen,
Bird Eye and Russia DIAPER, &c.
2 cases Irish LINEN, yer y heavy and cheap.
SANGSTON Il WHITLEY,
No l35 . Baltimore
ap13 diff doors below Light St.
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THE MYSTERIOUS HUsBAED.

If marriages
Are made in Hesyen, they should be happier;
Why wa, Lriade this wretch Isabella
CoucLgded
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TSRED. II. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON AND
II MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED MINERAL
lNCoRRUPTIBLE TEETH, performs all operations in DeA.
tai Surgery according the late scientific the
art.-Ofce N w. Corner Charles d. Fayette ss APP go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
THE LOG CABIN.

Some Of tho I.ocos sneer at the Log Cabin
and attempt TO be witty. and il we regarded
such exhibitions as mere mummery, we should
not care how severely they censored them
But LET IT NrAER BE FORGOTTEN that the sen.
timent represented by the Log Cabin is OF
thrilling interest, rot only TO the cultyators OF
the soil but TO every poor man in the country
for the design of the Van Buren, press in
applying the term to Gen Harrison was to
throw contempt on honest poverty--that was
the design, and the more candid and sensible
OF the party deeply regretted the imprudence
OF the Baltimore Republican--but II is too
late-the leaven is working-the moral infu-
cnce OF the sheer is vibrating upon the heart
oi the poor man from Maine TO Louisiana, and
the term Louisiana, and the term LOG Cabin"
is likely to become as popular as were the
draper" Letters in the days of Swift, ia
years ago. Already il has become sight
is woven on handkerchicts on medals
stamped on buttons, and the eyes of the
whole uation are turned to a symbol which
reminds them of the plain abode Of the indus
trious farmer whose log Cabin is silently con-
trasted with the palaces Of the spoilers which
have risen up like exbalations from public
plumber Genius Of Liberty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
FOREIGN.

BY the steamer Great Western at New
York, nineteen days later news has been re-
ceived from Europe. 1t is officially announ.
ced that an heir in the British royal family is
expected.
There has been a mos at New Ross Ire.
land; 10000 persons engaged in it, growing
out OF some ecclesiastical election.
Death cfMe ktng IF Pers,a.-The post
script OF our Paris letter, dated Saturday eve
ming announces the arrival of Telegraphic
c. mmunication in the afternoon Of that day,
with the intelligence Of the demise of his Ma
jesiy Frederick William, King of Prussia.
j Our correspondent does not give the date OF
! His Majesiy's decease, but the fact is official.
( 1t appears further from our letter, that feeling
the approach of death, the King desired TO see
his army dehle before him for the last time.
His ned was accordingly cartel to a window,
whence by reflection in mirror, he was en-
abled TO take last adieu of his army. I'm
mediately after this ceremony the king placed
the regal power in the hands of his son, and
the day following rendered his last sigh.
London Times
Mr.. Rush, of the American Legation in
London, and Mr. Schenley, of England, aIri-
we'd in this city on Saturday--the former with
dispatches from our Minister in England, and
the latter with dispatches for the British Min
lister here. We are glad TO find that impress
sion prevails, which we incline to think we'll
founded one, that the general tone and aspect
of the communications from our Minister in
England are decidedly pacific touching the
Northeastern boundary question.
National Intelligence.
The crops are promising, and therejs a con-
sequent fall in Grain and Flour Owing to
the idings of great crop of Cotton, that in
portant staple has fallen TO as low notch as
we have ever known it, American Securi-
ties are without any advance OF increased con-
tdence. The condition oltrade and business
generally, on that side of the water, looks
about as unpromlsng as it does on ths--ln
our own market there is no maternal change,
certainly none for the better. Things appear
To be wearing out, with nothing to renew.
Money is abundant, but those who want it,
are without credit or means to get it, and
those who have credit, see no inducement to
borrow for business purposes. To purchase
goods even at low, prices for cash, and to sell
them again on credit, is not warranted by past
experience. The produce of the country new
or was lower, so low that the farmer will not
bring his produce to market, except compell-
ed by necessity. We are now approaching
the usual dull season. 1t can hardly be more
dead and inactive than that which we have
experienced during the past three or four
months.s The session of Congress is tapering
of. The two leading topics are the Sub.
Treasury and the Bankrupt Bills. The former
will pass il the Administration wish it, as they
have the majority. The latter will probably
fail. Erpress
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
TAKING THE CENSUS

The emissarics of Van Burensm are be-
ginning 10 infest the country as thickly as the
frogs and flies did Egypt. They are entering
the peoples houses and haunting them at their
tables, in their bed chambers and on their beds
The deputy Marshals appointed TO take the
Census evidently understand the business that
is expected from them. 1t is true that the law
empowers them 10 enter every mans abode,
and gives them certain inquistorisl powers.
But the law does not authorize them TO inter-
rogate any member OF household as 10 the
political opinions or predictions of the occu-
pants. This duty is imposed by an extra-iu-
dicisl code OF secret instructions issued by the
federal cabinet. lis also proper that the peo-
pie should BE- advised that they are not obliged
10 receive, even from the hands of these time
rant agents of the President any instruction,
advice OF admonitlon whatever-nor TO take,
read or retain any OF Doct Duncan's speech
es Extra Globes or Rough Hewers, which
they are stealthiy distributing about the coun-
Try and depositing at every electors threshold.
We understand that an intelligent farmer Of
Wateryiet, recently administered 10 Doct. la
then NJ. Tracy, one Of these deputy marshals,
who received a short time since a large pack
age OF Duncan's speeches and other election
eering documents Tor distribution IN that town,
a rehuke which must have been sensibly felt
by him. The example is worthy Of imitation,
and we confidently hope that the head Of eve
~ family, who has intelligence TO understand
and despise such base prostitution Of public
duty. will not hesitate 10 turn out OF his doors
every federal office holder, who, after entering
lis dwelling under cover Of law, shall seek 10
make il the receptacle VI speeches and papers
that would pOlluie even tavern bar room.
Our adversaries do noi hesitate 20 boast that
with an appropriation Of three millions for the
So. al no I'D
the swarms OF federal officers appointed to
( take the census, they can re-elect Van Buren,
/ IN spite Of Gen Hsrrison's popularity, and the
enthusiasm now manifested IN bis behalf
For their three millions OF money we care
bu, little. We have not been accustomed To
T look upon the people as purchasable oomod-
iiy Mr. Van Buren, has squandercd over one
hundred millions Of the public money during
the three years OF his iniquiious and proAigate
adminiaTaiion-s great portion Of /, Jndoubt-
ely for purposes Of PaIiIzan chsTaetsr--and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30

what irss he gained by ~ State after State
has abandoned ham and hosts Of friends have
gwen HIM up as irreinevably los,. Money
canno, buy back the fields Of hts pas, defeats
nor secure him srsins, defeats We, 20 come
The friends Of Harrison aud Reform have
more to fear from the insiduoos approaches
and ariiul con,rivances 10 poison the snurces
ot public sentiment. through the troops Of Sc
cret emssatics employed To slime their way
into the rccesses of private life, under prc,ence
Of taking the census. We warn our friends Ia
keep diligent eye upon their movements and
devices, and instantly TO expose them by name
whenever they oyors,cp their limited and pre-.
scrib,d duties --AU. Ere Jour
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
New School Geography and At
las, with Outline Maps and Geo.
graphical Header.
BY q. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.


TNUE snihof of the above votl, h.s bs,n -
l. hs.ionsily devoted 10 the .e,,see 81 Uecs.
'aphy and the publishing of Nap. duriss macy
yeafs-hnd bis Tot nscr productions. sspeciaIiy he
maps 81 the u. Stats, asd late MAJ Of the y osld
Tor Academies NC. bs-f simple ,.stisposy ~ HE
sbonisnt resources, up Witch he has 90 Itb~f.
ally drawn, IA producing the shove sehoai go he.
The following enuse, ot the Geography and A..
lac, 10 bom JOINT vrcom me ndat,oa Of the tssvh
ess IN the city 81 New york. Their merits ere
numerons.-ihe definitions remarkably plain end
concise. The exercises are coptous and impof
tsni, sud the descriptive department Is luminous
iipent, are represented AMI described us they ~.
ally esis, at the present time And IN. gross
missiatemcnts generally found IN school rrosrs-
pixies corrected. The typographical s1eeu-
ton 10 uncommonIy neat and distinct, indeed
the atlas rs model Of the Mind, and actually
teens with information The outline maps arc
peculiarly cal ulsed To exercise the s'udsat ~
his study, and to fill up Al hts leisure. " tho
Geo rsphicsl Reader, the following IL from the
Rev. Mr. Perkins, Cbsirnsn 81 Ttu tees, Amherst
Academy THE author hiss condemned q migt.
~ mass OF geographical information. WINS, his
b oh contains, yests Of reading would scarcely
furnish. HIS 'tyle 10 flowing, ,erse and adapted
10 narrative and descriptive. No man can rad
the WORK without interest and profit Such ~
amount Of useful knowledge 10 rarely brought IN
to 50 small q compass II should be possessed
by every family where thrfe are young persoos
10 be educated, Az .osd.sri-s and male svm-
insi'e. should have II introduced both as . reaa.
ing book and text book. Indeed I think the
rising generation will loug be indebted 10 Mir
Mitchel for his "Geoa raphicsl Render
U/For sac wholesale and retail at ths Rut.
iand AID Castleton Book Stores 23-2s <n,n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
Politics FOR WOOL GROWERS.

We are frequently told A. an evidence Of good
government, that under tho ptesen, reigning
dynasty, the times hare b,ea prosperous Tor the
agnculurcr and manufacturer. true enough,
they hare been so, but not ty any measure rec
onmonJed ot adopted Nv Gen Ja, kson or
Martin Van Buroa bu, II has been the result
OF the Amcli an system being carried out,
which was established under thciAdmiuisira-
ton OF J q. Adams, by the united oxeu,ons
OF Henry Clay, Roilin G. Mallsry and others.
tina, has afforded protection 10 industry and
which has made the prosperous times Tor the
working class But how - u now The
protective iariff has been suffered to dwindlc
down 10 mere nominal iraciion-and our
manufactures have gone down with It, and con-
sequoniiy our farmers, who almos, all oi,hcm
nave become wool growers and who have
made wool the great staple product of their
iarms' are now feeling the hard hmss rather
senslbiy. lnstod OF pockelinp the cash at 90
or 20 cents pound fof,hcir wool the moment
II is clipped, they are obliged TO take. 30 or 40
cents per pound IN promises TO pay, N store II
away IN their garrets for the rats TO make
nests OF. Farmers do YOU wish TO restore
those prosperous DAYS which have gone by :
Then rise the standard of Harrison and reform.
put man at the head of the national admins
traton who is friend olthc American System,
Who is friend and protector of the sgrirul.
turalis, and Manufacturer This is the true
political remedy for the wool growers
Woodstock Mercury.
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Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce.
Washington. Monday. June %.

" "oIIIIIE IVIIf l'IOTI'I"Ff '"I'' -.
The British Government has accepted the
last proposition of our government, IN relation
10 the adjustment Of the Boundary question,
with some Sigh, and unobJeciioEaole modih-
cations. THIS intelligence will be truly graf
flying 10 the whole American people-whose
policy is peace where Il can be maintained
consistently with national honor and interests.
II understand the arrangement, there is 10
be a convention for an exploration and survey
Of the boundary, according 10 the treaty OF
1888, with an umpire 10 decide on all ques-
tons, as 10 which tie commissioners disagree.