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The subscribe or III olCcT 10 tcn''m q Il q
pressed state Of tines are rFeIal'" /" lu!h'th
Mems Women and ChilGTcn's l'o.s ard si,rs
ofainost every description. at tie following IT
duccG prices.
Mems fine Boots. from $50 to So
Do coarse do. 90 TO ~
Do coarse and hnc lace do. 20 TO leo
Do. coaise and line Shoes, l,%T 10 l.5C
Do. NulIitiers, 81 to go
Do. Navy Shoes, l,"U to eco
Do jackson Boots, $50 TO $50
Womcn's Morocco aud Il id Slippers, 90
Do thick sole DO. LIZ
Do. Morocco Boots, ISL TO 80
Do Leather Boots, LIS
Do Cater do. 200
Do Morocco Cater Boots, l,62
Rows Boots from 80 to go
DO Lace Boots 81 to SO
Misses and chlldrcn's Roots, very low.
lie also keeps general assortm'rt OF wo-
mems Shoes ofhis own manufacture, from 81
l-2 to 70 cents, warranted to surrnss any thing
that has been offered turtl price.
n b. ifany of his work fails, it will be re-
apired without charge, and deductiCl mace III
| the next pair.
An k, DIS of country produce taken in ex-
charge
Elkton, May 1O,h lS;G--tC
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TIN WARE.

wholesale and retail fifty per cent lower than can be had for in
the cities Tor the truth which he refers the following list OF
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CABIN ET-W ARE.
all of which is made of the
best materials. ly cXperIcn-
ccd workmcn. under hR lul-
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed Of
on accommodating terms.
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IT'D AvEH e EDUZBLKCo

The Subscriber for the purpose Of doing cash business only
ND Of extending his business has determined accommodate thu
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# s2E2cy Stoves.

anime for themselves.
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SDl'igss2.s, Goods.

Philadelphia, March Esd io44-sm
, 1844-09-21
From The Platte Argus
Very Late and Interesting from
Oregon.

We cannot devote our editorial
columns to n better purpose his
week. than ~ occupying them with
the highly interesting letter wElca
follows. The writer i>a gcn.lcnon
of strict veraci,v. strong nina. aud
as close an observer oi ncn and mat
tiers as it has ever been our lot to
know. The present condition and
prospects Of the Oregon colony. are
here described by i truthful hand. and
in such Il way as TO command atten-
ton. How important ii is, that our
government should at once extend its
protecting arm over the OreCon.-
Surely. the folds of The star ~spangled
banner are ample enough TO cover
every american citizen, "'ioreign or
Of the manor bnrn," within cur ac-
knowledged territory. One Thing is
certain: the sympathies of the whole
western people will accompany him
upon whom the mantle of the lamcnt-
ed Linn has so worIhlIy fallen. in hrs
efforts to embrace our friends within
the protecting pale of American laws;
Ed. Argus.
, 1844-09-21
From vour cd friend.
HUGE BURNS.
To ALIEN M'LAHF. E~q..
Platte City, No.

IL, E. ~. 2,.I,.J
Inc journal deS De'"t> owes we i"i
lowing story. communicated hy ac"r-
respondent at Arkarua, IA New Zea-
land.
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T.. ,rLa Il To.,,,o,o or N,h,,,,.
md E,r,, i ,tSn 70 ,,I,or ,brnxI,e.
y,'D lr,,.nG s. W. MI ~,rrc,vnI
, 1844-09-21
Dry Goo's, Groceries. QUEENS
Ware. Hrrd Uare. Tin
EGrc. Boots, Shes,

ard fv-ry oth.r a'iIci- s1ifaBIs for q Cum
Try Store: which having been bought for
Cas- "G!y vii therefore h- di.pe,ed of 1T
mail advance. and we wonrd MT nc.i,a,s
N saying that We viii sell Goods a. csr,,
Is rCt>ii CT PRODUCE. asthry can be Oh
tain I'd a. cry T7igi Oh tie rirer above St.
Inris.
\" rain' shall H. spared, and VIC wifi
H"lH ont eve-y i~rdurrmtnt. 10 -rersnt the
trace iznni -.rrE t." - ri,sT. We viii psy
tn- sl"gr grir. s=asc F.id a. tie river e,th-
~ ir GOODS ar CASH for nj good Froduc.
ac..:cred atrhr rv-r, II rot delivered there
So" cTnr't {. Gj;-onat the fauiing oniy.-
With thee Advantages we hope {, lae.:i a
due ,aascoi public patronage.
BLOCH son.
=. The Tuhlc need not take onr
wor3 Tor the above statements, hn. we wiz
hem te cal! AID he convinced Sf The feet.
We "rr at al tiu.c- .cady to slow our CnnG.,
ana - stated hcfHr~. We vii! PosihrsL
s'H ia-m - low - tlsy cau r. bought az
any, I.'at on the Tirer above =. Louis.
We have also made Arrangements 10 ,h;o
N'Ep, Iojccro, UI,ar. Sc. tn nnv of the
'' i"'''"". "F ":ti-o Markets BY
ts '"riaz the PfadUce Mt the river. for tae
rrfi-'mar"e 81 which We are ready to give
a'g security required. We viii also make
httrGl aIrances cithe, in Ca,i or .HrycEGn-
di-s, upon any article entrusted to cur crre
Tor shirmsHt. We bog cur reasonable
rh~f~"s fr & inmi-sisn &c, viii induce
Faucr- 10 give us = cri! hefore going to
The river. BLOCK { SON.
AuriI 9TH, ISL. 3uI24.
, 1844-09-21

consider the Rev oil the country. 'ol
every thing is raised above the falls.
On last Monday the people at the
falls were We V much alarmed by thc
reports of guns. and 10 their "rn%Ze-
ment every thing Vas sn.u explained.
! Wi -Ive vru = tue are nut "I II.
tur ! well kunW cxa--era'"d s'atr-
mchts viii b. made tv thosH who
know nothing about II. About 4
wear u" ii COMP int WIS nude t.
d.. f. White Nudmn srh-aEenD -:
this territory, by a mulatto man. nam
ed Wins'ow, that a Noble Indian bad
stolen his horse. Dr.. White was
then at the falls. lie told Winsi"w
10 get SIX men and 90 and bring the
Indian fiat afternoon. The d"c10r
did no, 90 With them, as ! set hin Il.
cross the river. and he went up III"
country. Win~low and the men
went. bat the Indians run oil. THIS
caused II good deal Of alarm nj the
time. DR.. White was sen for. hUt
paid no attention. This staggered
the few GicndS he had left. Of vh'm
was one Last fnll tw" Indians
went to lis house. rs he alleges, TO
kill him. They broke some thnLS IN
the house. The Indians say DR.. W.
promised them a plough, but did hot
give II to them. Three weeks aT".
four lndians were killed. Ivy m Indian.
DR.. White came. got 10 mon. and
went out to take the Indian. but in Il
short time came back without him
lie then offered 100 dollars rc"7rt
for the Iadian. and vcnt - his "w'
house. SO miles from This place. Oa
last Monday the lnd:an cane int
i. 'Oregon Civ" 81, Sc to ~. M'Laugh'
Inns mills. where some IS ar 90 "Pr
were at work. Win<l"w and >omg
white men went - take bin. ard g"t
close to linn. IL Saw Win<o"; Il.
=, cd is "un. which MSS" i ma' K
, he hrll l,i.inr ~ % i"re on thus III.
g.. ~ he ric,r. vlthn ~" ic"' ~ u;''
I ~ | vs. II w"'I IN nav card"m ~ ia
= tine. T.r Iriian lien G.r.l 'i-r
.rtn h.' : f., ~ "l.i.'' tod. "a &c
,'cu'drr - -. ". IT, H.r'"u. t..
! c'a K : the e a.. rra'i", the ~ .
. t""aiiulIv. Nr, J.. <clzei he Inlra'
| ~i'h tie Of c. han.I an tarrM Inn
: down. Wln>Iow then run mp end
/ knocked ont the lndian's brains. J.
/ tie meantime five "rler Indians fire,
: their guns. and theT their arrow
wnundinC two men with the latter
. # whom Young Srer'i . R'@er> (w! {
formerly worked for y"m) was one,
, Mr.. RouerS WIS wounded In the left
arm. Mr.. lie Berinn lived Tut two
I. DAYS. ] saw the balls this evening
which were extracted from his arm,
: They were sent NJ from Vancouver,
Where hP waS taken to tie snrLr"t'
!, Of ii" ilud>"n'> Bay Company. Ev.
cry thing was dome tr him hat could
l be. tui in van. Oar lt;Ie colony
. HIS SIS dli''l = t:'' I 'f>> II ! ~ |
Of his mi tie N ,.'rnrrd y'uu-
> MN. II US { ON ErWhuslr n't
Mss. Mr.. R"@rr< i @c'tj1g we'll
. Tie r"opl" ne vr.v nu.h excite
= a.ain<r DR.. Whi'c. who is very IN.
: popular here. Nv health Is vrrN
good. ! hope Ills letter Will fuc
ven laborinr for US rs in times past
:. and your little family enjoying C"o
&. health. Write to US. and send MS p1
| pp,S--lhiS is all we want t. b. qu't,
> happy. saw Mr.. L"n"N # y"u
d. county a few drvS ago. He is Nj
. pleased. and says lis plonghinL is :"
+ GOOD rs the best in Platte county,
Ny respects to all.
= From vonr cd friend.
:. HUGH BURNS.
Z. To ALIEN M'LANF. ED,
{ Platte City, No.
, 1844-09-21
EFps'pa shire pHgs.

Jesse R. SMITH, would inform the
81 public, hat he has on hand. and will
he constantly supplied with full blooded
Berkshire Pigs, and will dispose ofthem
on liberal terms to such as are DESTROYS
of improving their stock of Hogs. His
breeders were purchased in New Jer-
scy and Illinois.
Ashley, March, 29th, 1874. ly2l
, 1844-09-21

IL. Robert FHikersoa and Ir.
ForyhU we're hunting some days ago
in Mrntgomcry Co.. Mo-; they had
killed Il deer and were on tL.eir re-
turn. when m accidental discharge OF
Mr.. F"r.hy's gun shattered Mr.. Full
kcr<un's arm in Il horrible manner
ERA.
, 1844-09-21
Look Here!

TIlE subscriber has Just received
d Il largo and splendid assortment
of FRESH GOODS, which he offers
to sell very low for cash, or merchaa-c
table produce. his stock, consisting OF
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard ware
Tin Ware, Boots, and Shoes, and al
most every other article usually keP'
in Il country store. All of when u"
intends to sell rs low as n eihel
store in the western country, CS,.i''"
is excepted. NJ. NJ. McLANn'
Ashley, April 9Th, 1S44.4"E-
, 1844-09-21
St. Louis lar. l9;h. 1874.

GTRAYED from Henry Fagan's
~ in Rails county, on or about the
10th May last. Il Iight bay horse.
six years old, fifteen hands and one
inch high. no marks with the excep.
ton OF Il lew white spots on the back.
caused by the saddle. He may he
distinguished by a rather short back.
fine neck. well turned smooth hip
and broad siife. The undersigned
will pay So TO any one who will
give him information at Paynesvlle,
Pike county--wherc said horse can
be found. JAMES PAGAN.
| July 2Olh, 1914. 81.
, 1844-09-21
1850 &C &c.

-~v -N
TiiE sabScrijrr offers frr sale, in
d the counties Of Rails & Lewis.
1850 acres oline farming Land. most
OF 1t prairie md a part wood land =
nart of this land. in Ferris county. Is
IN the road between Monticello and
Tnllv. adjoining the "0us'cy farm
THAI in Rails. is near the Marion line
within Il lew miles of Palmyra. It's
well watered, ard in every respect,
desirable Land. either for Tobacco.
Hemp. or Wheat. 1t will be sold
low. and divided to sal, purchasers.
Title perfect. Particulars made known
on application 10 the snbscr'hcf IN
ST. Louis. GEO. X. BUDD,
A. Water Street.
st. Louis. Nov. 81. 1S43. 9
, 1844-09-21
IAMAfzsS1 :

TNIIE unnrri.nrd hHvtm4 pnrchas-
Il ed tho Tan Yar". t"rcr"r'v own
ed hy 0. S. Jennings. near LOWING
Green, and having procured = good
Eastern Tanner. intends carrying on
the business in coed style, and bet,
ter than it eve: las hccn. We IN.
tend to keep. at all times. Leather 10
exchaunr for hides; al persons wish
ing To have their hi4cS tanned 20
the shares. can lie accommodate!
and | viii be responsible for ali hills
delivered in GOOD order. and ii dam,
aged in the yard. wiIl bind myself
to make cool. AID pay al neglect
or failure on NY pant.
Al leather ~lransactinus since the
7ih Of October last vii he attended
io BIZ ms.
DAVID McALtSTER.
, 1844-09-21
STATE OF HISSOURI,(ss

STATE OF MISSOURI,
Conniy Of rkr.
IN the County CONT, February Terra 1913
~ + !. ordered 10y the Court 10 ( the follow
III Ing lee Observed rs the order Of tran-act
l"g hu-irpss IL this Court ~ every term, viz
No>p,Ys and TrrsDArs. of sacI, tenn to
rc devoted TO Comfy business, iucIudiu.
:"ads, Revenue, Road y Canal Fund. contl
aud tnwneh,p srhnni fund-, claims against
the county, rnuaers, county offices &C -
WEpxISDAYs :" allowance OF demands p
ga,u-t c,tatrs not having had an ANIMAL Set
t'curnt. THURSDAYS and FrIDNYs. 10 an.
rual settlCmcats Of Administrators. EXrru
tnr- a"d Guardians. in the "r'Cr OF The dock
At keI hy ihc Clerk - allowing demand.
ngniu.t ~c-iit"=, settled On the nu.r DIV t.,
administrator and Executors. auI az, 9th
- hu-iurss III relation t. the estates OF lie
Crn.ed persons and miun,s: ard SATURDAY.
t" find settlements and hu.iucss ~Ie!atiu.
thereto.
\ tue COPY from the record.
fes;c. a. II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
rcrS. W. BuCXxEr. Dc
March llth, lSi3. l0-tf
, 1844-09-21
WDD5. CAESS}ENG,
AT ASHLEY,
At REDUCED PRICES 6.

u view Of the scarcity of money, the
: subscriber las determined to do bust
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. He Will card white wool at
Gil cents per roand, and s cents for
mixed wool. Trade will be taken as
usual. He will attend personally ;othc
business and hr pledges himself that all
wool entrusted +" him, shai! be mixed 50
as TO give ati>rac:ior.
MARTIN ~TAIFY.
Ashley March Esd, 1914. 3in2l.
, 1844-09-21
Is. a. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
4 Sure Remedy for Worms.
10 A. FAHNESTOCK'S Vermi-
HS. frrr. Perfectly Sale and Ger

lD. iugr, a Perfectly Sale and Ger
ain Care for Worms. Certificates
of its cfiracv can be cen 1T tie
store of the subscriber sufficient to
satisfy the ro>t incIcdrloIs. We Of
tcr the following IS Il proof Ct It's "f
, 1844-09-21
Wool.
new CASH STOLE.

At ASHLEI. NO.
FEIIiE undersigned beg leave to inform the
a citizens Of Ashley. its vicinity, and alb
ihn'e dr-i'"us Of purchasing GOODS TO
tier advantage, that they have opened .
store IN I above rlace, AMI int,nd keen.
ing coHsiaaHy on hand a vel rejected as
sCrtncpt of
, 1844-09-21
NeW Groceries!

gEIllE undersigned, would respectfully in
< form the citizens of Bowling Green and
its vicinity, that ne has just received a large
and splendid assortment of Groceries
uch as
Sugar. Cofr. Tea, Ricc, Mocksr-
Ell, Tar, Sail, Potcder. Shot,
Lead, Nails. &c, &C.,
all OF which he will sell cheap for CASH.
Purchasers would do well 10 give us a call.
3. e. REYNOLDS.
April 9th, 1874. Eft.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-01
From the Pennsylvania Freeman.
The Causes of the Riots.

II is instrucling, and may con duce TO
future improvement, to trace back its caus-
rs the.t spirit of misrule which has risen
10 so fearful height. and cast such dis.
credit upon the former fair zane of Phil
udelphia, as to reLder the epithe! Of Mob
town applicable 10 it above all other A
merican cities.
The primary cause has been the selfish
and antichristaiu spirit, little If at all bet
ter in its nature or its effects, than that of
the thief, the robber and the pirate, which
arrogates TO one portion of mankind a
superior rig hit over another portion, either
as 10 freedom Of opinion religious or po-
lilical, the right to use its faculties for
its own profit and advancement or 10 par
ticipate in the government which all are
required TO support and obey. 1t is a
spirit opposed 10 the great Christainlrule Of
doing as we would be done by, of which
spirit, robbery. slavery, political proscrip-
ton, and religious prosecutions are only
different manifestations. Ii makes crime
of that which the Individual cannot avoid
of possessing a different skin, being born
in a particular spot, or being convinced
by the irresistible force of circumstances
or of argument, Of the truth of particular
doctrines. 1t is a spirit Which has cover
ed the earth with misery and crime
Ii is spirit in which too many high pro-
fessers of religious or political purity par
take, and upon which they act in one or the
o:her respect, while they are loud ia their
execrations of those who exhibit precisely
the same spirit, only 10 different form
of manifestation.
1t is spirit which makes the creator
a partial and grossly unjust being, and
which with the self conceit of the Phari-
see that thanked God that he was not
like the poor publican, always assumes
itself to be the favorte,and its opponents to
be the prescribed of the unjust Deity
which it has imagined.
Against this wicked and absurd spirit,
gbolitionists have arrayed themselves as
10 one form of its manifestation. Against
/. we as portion of the abolitionisls, are
resolved to array ourselves under whatev-
or form it may assume. We hold that
thieves, robbers, Shareholders, prosecutors
Of aliens, or Of persons Of any, religious or
political faith, should all be ranked in the
same category, as to the radical character
Of the crime they commit, although, doubt
less many of each class may be partially
fuot wholly excused from the peculiar
circumstances of their education, condition
&c.
Against this spirit the law and the ad'
Illustrators oil the law should ever be ar
rayed, Ii is because those administrators
have been too often either neutral or ar
rayed on the same side with it, that its
encroachments have at length become so
,Iarmin~,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-01
Z o 8 e Us * ca
From the Dublin Nation.
Be Watchful,

Rest not no. never rest,
While tor prize immortal we are toiling
sleep not! the heavy eyes of the oppressed
Should close hottest the serpent, closer coiling
Around the vital heart,
Plunge to the depths of life his deadly dart!
Be watchfu and be strong!
Lidless, your foemen's eyes are watching ever;
To them alone shall vigilance belong,
And the ensaved in idle dreams endeavor
Their misery to forget
Then wake, and find their chains are clanklng yet:
Quit not an hour your post,
We, in the van Of man for freedom striving!
An hour-and that proud vantage ground
'twere lost, [were irving,
While the soul--entering ewes, whose links
Shall heavier on you press.
For that short respite and forgetfulness.
1t is the brave mans place
To stand on watch aud ward, and shrink not even
When smiles and lightnings glare upon his face.
On bin do nations lean-to him is given
The hopes and fates of men:
When walls the coward, the brave are Drawer then!
Hearts aching to be free,
Are momenty with yours in concert beating;
The young fruit which hath set on freedoms
tree,
Like you we guard; and with volceless greeting
Bid you God speed! and do
That which the God Of Freedom calls we to-!
We will not fear your strength
To do it-your brave spirits nothing doubling;
Fen though the wounded snake its weary length
Were dragging not in dust, and al men 1outing
The laundering vile band,
Who rage in vain 'gainst your heroic land.
Let them rage on! and blow
With puny breath upon the wrath they lighted!
Themselves shall put it out-themseves shall
How shame faced tyrants stand when they are cited
Befole the true and brave,
The wronged but noble hearts whom none enslave!
All must partake the boon,
Where all athirst pant for the sealed up waters;
Ho Tyranny long since hath passed its noon,
And with slant ray feeble mischief scatters:
Watch we the meteor sink,
Time worn and gloryless, behind the brink
The seed Is sown-and earth
Shall yield her harvest in the fitting season;
Greatness and Freedom. and all things OF worth,
Have their maturing time: then fear not treason,
Fear not defeat! but be
Resolved, and bold and calm-then why not free?
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-01
w. G. BROWN, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.

one side Of the cloud. But thanks to the
American stars, the sun of the west shines
brighter and brighter on the other side, and
will we hope by kind Providence guide
us until perfect day shall open on our long
beclouded atmosphere. JOHN CoNANr.
Bra ndon, July 20.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-01

SINGULAR PHENOMENON. On We'd
nesday afternoon, We'll on the premises
of Jacob Stephens, in Lyme, commenced
overlooking and still continues with und'
minished force. 1t is estimated that the
the discharge is al least sixty hogsheads
per minute! The water is cold and We
~ clear. We learn that the well has
been dug and used for many years. TO
enable our readers to judge something Of
the proJectile force of the water, it is said
that large sized stones thrown into the well
are quickly elected The redundancy Of
water, OVERLOOKING the adjoining lands, is
doing much damage TO the crops in the
vicinity.-NorwaM CO., E1posi.or.
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THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.

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TERMS. One dollar and fifty cents in
advance.
One dollar and seventy-fve cents in six
months.
Two dollars during the last quarter.
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The CLAY TRIBUNE.

The first number OF this paper was issued on
Saturday, May 4. 1t contains Mr.. Clay's Letter on
the Annexation Of Texas; Mr.. Van Buren's Letter
on the same subject; A Wing Song entitled Wing
Rsllv:' A Full Account Of the Great National Con-
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worth's Report; The Texas Treaty; Photographic
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John Quincy Adams No. IL. Senator Choatc, &c.
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no 70 CEDAR oSI DOOR FRoM SAsSAU-sTREET,
LAS Just received from Auction great ysie,! oil bai;o
lines. Printed Lawns China EIc>tnn GInshans biohd
Bonnet Rushs-, Ribbons Linen Cumbtic HandS: Thread
and Cotton Edgng, Gimpun Lace Hosiery 9lo'es Lace
Wells sc. all OF which will te sold great bargains 1ae
MINERAL. WATERS.-Tie undersigned having been ap;
WI pointed the Agent FOR the sale OF the ee'ebated Mineral
Waters of Kiss,nsea and Booklet os Germany keeps con
SANITY hand full supply of these highly valuable waters
put up with the possible and received fresh ifun
springs every month The reputation OF these waters BEN:
well established and their efficacy universally acko"-
edsel great OF Diseases It Is no, deemed necessary
To publish any thing more than that the public Will always be
supplied with the genuine article by applying to ne under
signed where every information the subject will be cheer
fully gwen ELORlAN STRAUSS,
mysl In AEent in The L s. % Beaver 81, NewYOlk-