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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
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Wtam moth CtCre ron Canton.
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G,WIl tet 10 ct n in lelnem iptenoicen
nfutn tcnre cas- gIbBte uno ausaeiudteffe
slI1sttm III t0ler, cas- er nod, jsmals,
ir 81; 'elblt ltnen alten SreMnc. II prn Slc
',h'UD <t'rf unge6c:en bate unfaneno je.
es 8crit'eoenrelt bon pus uno Stapcl-
Ndaren.
IN oleier 9lusmabl bat er nc@ binsaee-
ta9t einen arc7en Stcd
Tcrt.3cr aleiouuSsilfe,
t'e er rsseanrr far e,as- Seteintefeit ater
cem aercbnllten Wahrrlcbn. Sin aan,er
slnSu5 fur
Grei Gpllar;
llle fir ene Rlf.ni9fslt m,hr, rperben
ncd, Sur, Sfi felu uno Ssenc binsuoefuat
Gs mire nb., NJ, nod, al bemel fen, oaf
er ,u ran me1lI,hlt nisSern 9,renen perfau
fsn plro, ucem ien @ratllGtment ldhcs
l1uait, nit aA3eWeiaet SstitiHmnn9 cen
Sfameu
vDer nrose ZU tllfeil"
frhal.en h1t. 81 te iiuc sinael ben nnn tpcr
Zen hsbtent mercsn orn cen iChcmffen Jun
atn Minnern cieeieits Scuncnauf9ano
ole urt'elftr am rp>hife'liten ,u perflufeu
9nara,tr ire b ,'tl fur alIe Scrten Scrc
tEf;t l,iute &c. &c.
Gaircn c.E 4fen 9iprii l8i7.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
@ cora g etcr.

ans &athcletnra bel Iurrberg in 9aiern
geburtiat uno in Dem gtaett,en Mandefter
I'm Staat Ohio nchnenr, iplrc ben rrm Tn
ter5ethneten hiermlt erfutt ibm mit,urbei.
len, tpie er einen 8rief un,er Id,erer Gcte.
rer slbreffe an ibn aelanaen 81 laHen. fam,
oa er ld,cn mehrere Sriefe an hn i'm abae-
ianct, rpelhe unbeaatnrrtet tlieten.
Schann Setter
care Of the "Baltimere Democrat" Office.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
su rerrentcn

Gin aerdumiaes Wchntaus NIT 4 Gin
mern .unaef6hr . Meilen ucn Gontcn aeie
len.- qiebhnber ftnnen ,u9feid, bon einen
tis 4 9lder gamb ,tnfer bintaen Nebirtaun.
aen renten. Das 0sdbere Su erfrasen In bic.
ey Drndsrei. l2s3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
0efanntma6un9en.
SSbilinp StitrDoT,

Cir ms ttsl sr Ncaercnc 5utratl5 u rantene tefu..
ert Gtuc S.ttnntsn unp s'ebaftsf etnctn bier.
mt irYplc cn III 9ceDrt,n pubItvum utcrbHurt, Oh )
srcas Sdounm htr ejctp0tt III allen trineT 3ipCis
aCn uAp llnhi8 aush tsrncr ~ tctn'r neurn ASCrts
ttat,e, enc SDur iuclilt r,u Gttrs Vtr,rrp, tucs
ps'ilipcs n lttricrrt, tltrcl unc rurh cute Ger
Xrsc,t, prompts c:pcnuiS unp tti8c Qritc &c aeb
ftrncres S"tr"nsn gu rtrctcncn Ht
QtterartidDe 9lnsei9e..
Der uut.r,ctcbnttc II II cem rsuttben putfitum
unr ,cnpl, $it:rut.,r ,Srcunccn tie An;ci9c ma
cbcu, e.S r 10 tcu IIc9 cn ttrA tidcS &urc II
trr;thtt nc lci &c Scrtinrnn3Cn 9ctrctcn bat mo-
cutn or IN Stan1r If ,trN,9c @ulttd.,c nm Ncs
tteluna aus rtn .itcrArltfcn 6Ath IA "tctl 5 carn
tSr lr,fT,nGnatttu [&ruftllrnrlIc H.. 1. anjunib.
mrn uuo jl1crne e1s Gsrl"nStc Urgent ju paEcn
- III OH maH!tnh tiL,9cu Nreten rcrin1Ten "a
tSunsu. OIr,b rtltt Glurthtun3 Sinut co. lrwrpI
cncu III vi ,iatr -, 9cnr AhSp 5St ptsn SCrurrniS
mr:asAn.n, ais Au:o s'u,n Sutttt,irnccn put.i.
FUN lnl &glratur Nreuucsn, 9etA4l8 gu tepn.
Scrtn ccriAutJ prrrAtNt4cs ssatr tutDAlt Hnr M.
r:rn cts ,r;rf0p rem Srt;h:mun ,cn Ger ntuctt n
Sit IL: yrcif's, S,!1r. VtinlthtC Or Srr ct
t;It .pydltt rSrt, ltIuncr &ct. y {, SuGs 3urG
rtiFn ubcnln1llIc rcn gvrls; ND rtn Ecrin
GN4cuin q t,>prl &luiIl CT, Shs!ltr Atrsc, /.
. irl.nc. .SInHcC. NGrnctslt Sunits, en3t pcut
Chts lk6Ct.rru,a cnAl ccurDttC ojram0tltt, Nrh
III titbr, IiAcIc dr!ftsn I. II nc hc 0r ~ biGl
unGrpSlt ~ y ftl n trtiitn It9cn t1ieb rcrtaut
,rsrc.n. Bidder unc Str;c.btBc rrnnen bier cln
.ci.o ( v:tAc1 ulH1t5tpI tI5cn, wcrtCn Il All
,,frttcs &rrt 'ngtn iuscid)l.it
Autb vi er 1ttts 0uf - NJ Sntis Shrtitra
r;er, scuthc unr ngifhc Il. y & >SIber.
Su 8,cDtJrn AIft a9en ;mFftDlcnr.
Santen Scjtr. l6 40
p3dpp 5-nrhtf.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
!, Der nrose TJ5 t,Ifcn"
N1nxca 1t. Eotfu

l,lf ineheu c. C nfns uro mn berfreffiid,s
sla8nlh G,ufec pen nllrn Sorten, paGene
far dlle Sltres,ei'rn. erbaltcn. bic er ;n ben
bill,aiten pre,ien II perfaufen beab1hfist.
0emnt, unferi.ictrf u'c p'r Ilnc aenie,
hae ibr nid,r unbefrieoigt unfrn Sfcbr per.
1leet!-
Canton, April L., l847. (l7-5u,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
$50 it @eore 9dufel?
oufs Ncc,lf Qnurrnthabesi,f VreuberQ.

VuV
GirceherSc9tbum Nefen. Dirmitaot!
EerIelbe perleB feline cetmatt am l6ten
Ncoemher 1916 uno re,ste pom 9porins cen
Rbein hinab nad So,pre be @race, pcr, rpc
aus er auf einem fer Girma Schn slnams
nno 9tathan in SHREVEPORT. gebcriaen Sftf.
re, Gle feiie iiber ben Oseai mad, 9sespsOors
riddpte.
DIR nater,eidnete bittet ibn nno aIe
9Renihenfreunce, iefeinen slufenthalt ipii-
ZEN, ihm eefilliaff Oladrid't sn ertbsilen,
unter Der NocrefTe: Scbn Hdn8.
Canton, Starf So. Ohio.
Ew llniere gpcd,felbldtter. befcnbers tie
III Oeetr Ocrf unb pbifabelphia treroen nm
9litiee 9lufnabme. ctiser 0tndfra9e aebeten,
~ofIr ile nns ~ @eSencienlten ueTpFlhten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
qB 0 [ It
&eiurib 8ef, Meeaer,

&eimrib Bed, Mesacr,
aus Stebtad,, 9lmts gppinaen,
@rcBherseathum 8accn?
Derlelbe fam per ettr1 10 coer IL Sub
rem in cies Qano uno lcn fld in Maristta.
Da., aufaeholten haben. Sein nnterSeid,.
meter 8rucer, rpelder ucriaes ecsabr bier an
fam. nilnfd,t febr eenefben Nufentbalt sll
erfabren unter fol9enoer slccrc6e:
Safob Bed,
care of Andreas Schneider, Pittsburgh. Pa.
9ipr. 20. 1S47. -3t
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
Q.p III Ghrtifprh Sumter.

ND TT Ghrtltprb Sumter,
9lus rautfnseu, 9lmr 9telrenau in Mcs-
bad, i'm @rnBt. gaben, Ieiner prcfee,cu
Elm Vdder. @r fam stes Spitjabr IN Jteu
Uorf an Ter lluter'd,riebene er1md,f ihn,
rcer Ter ienit pom linn ermas srelB, linn
pom fetnem 9lufenttalt 0iad,rsd,t AT aeben.
60 spte befannt bat CT itd, mad, Sbc se.
fpencet.
Scbann slo1m seaf.
WaterIec pclf DIS
WeDinatcn Hlifrift. Sanlca Mrlf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
Sc ar II II II q.
% a 6 fraae u.

$50 ii cSofob Sob?
9lus 9lqlafterbauien, 8rcfbericatbum pa
ben. Dertelbe lcu bel enem YEirtb Stmiect
in 9tem, g)orf Wctnen.rcer sepcbnt babeu.
Ser cben 0enannte miro hermit oufaefor
bert mir Iad,riht poa leiuem Slufentbalts
crt rnitSutheilen.
SebaRt tan 6 d, lit.
go. 95 WaoiIcn Street, gte Der Gnfcritr.
$50 itno Carl & &rume nauer unit
Sob. 9eonbaro BON Sberbrombab,
@robberso9tbum Sloenbur9, i'm SdrFsn.
tbum 8irfenfelo?
Der l1nterseihnete, 0ruoer bcs erfern,
iett 2 Monaten in 8oiton, nunldt febn-
lid,t, ndhere2 2lusfunft ,lber ben jesisen 9luf.
enthaltsort berielben, 1T erbalten. Qaut
Wittbeiluna, icnen otefelben, Shmiebe BON
Vrcfelilon, Dor nid1t lanaer 3eit in elmer
Tabrif i'm Staate Jte,p gcrf beIhdftiot ae-
welen fem. 9Iae Menftenfreunoe. relo,e
i'm Stanne fInb, ndhere 9lusfunft liter Die
felben mit,uttellen, 70 tpte bic Grfraaten
felbit 1nb erfutt, bielelbe at BIZ. .Ncbref1e:
Safob &rumcn auer,
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
selansen su la6en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12

9rc III Setalt,on N,nltntl
aus camtah, Sre,sumt S.nre.!sr, &Gnis-
re,h Nrenesn:
Terieltc 1T unaefdtr ccr IL csabreu mad,
Zen Sereintatcn Staaten oereii1, une ira
Id,, naGh cen ltR'cn 9iedridten. III Veitle-
hem, pennn., ouf9ehalten hoten. Srln un
tsrseitneter 81 fife. Der leBtee Hrittjahr IN
gcftrn anfon,, punldp 9idd'rrdt amer Ger
2lDre6e: Sehann Dcrr,
care Of Boston Mrr ur, Boston, Mass.
NCp 1T Nbtlirp Otuler
eln Gduf NADER,
aug Grpershauien, Grels Sferbad,, SNei.
fen 01lmart,
Nerfrlbe artcitere prr Z cSoh,en in Qanfa-
Ter, Ship, uub lB feit ricser 3eit nidfs
mehr prm I'D, htrcn. 9llle re dc ten Sin.
feuttalt esslcIbeu fcrren, me,r,n eete.en
irlhes on leinen Srueer
Martin Mhlltr,
in pitteturs
miRen N loHcn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
MN 1T 9tacreas &(a, bcls?
Sber 9lMla i'm .ffreia 2lenenhain l.,

8mrheiIen.
Gr 1T sdhcn l3 Sah,e in sImerifa. uno
nat ras ies'emal urn Wutfalr aus hetm aes
'd'r.eben nne gsf'9f bag e. jcsr mad, Qeu,s-
ION aefen mrue. Ia fer Iluter,drietene
rlir INN wldtlae Stad,rid,ten baf, unc feiu
'putl,der 9InferftaIt ibm obcr ,ntefannt
llt. tc er'ad, ertie S,er,en s,erauseeter Ger
buffalo nnc tpeifer meffIihen 3eifunaen ae-
aaen'etftqer C,enife rrn Geifen bee ,Teuts
lnen eanaeers.' Tadrid,ten Ucn benz Sc
tuhten ~ aocreifiren of
@lbriifopt RfagboIS.
petersburg Vclt Office.
Wellin8ton Diltrift, CANADA aDeif.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
$50 III 9lntpn A(pnla,r.

aus .Nal,a Sontle, IN Mntmpreu,eu?
TerSelte fcu I'D, i'm poriGen Sabre pcu
Sseu Orleans nadt p'tsbura auf Die 0aeiIe
te9eten hoben. Se,n llnter;eiet,neter Wru-
Der minlhf fetniidlt 9tadritt 3u sltalten
nnter frlSencer slcreffe:
9luoreas Gfcmarn.
are ot u. Bender. Smi'l field str. Piitslurg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12
Sanfnptett 2iitc.
8er,htiSt Nm i9ten Ssptember.
Obip.

NINhlf &NNS' f'
Clinton Grlumbas par
QErptfer
0iatiacn
Qirelepiue
@anrustp
9icrmalt
Teue 8anfen. "
3rp.istanee Der Staatstane
Srantlin Sr Sine. iYrsm.
Oleebanies unp 1raesrs, %.
Sranttin, COLUMBUS Par
Grhanee 20
aNerebants, Gieartlane ."
obiuieptbs, GBiuisotbs {"
9enia fenia
9artcn, Oaptln !"
9slarpare, 9tlaware :"
Nreie 8anssn.
City 9ant, Columbus par
vitp 70 Glsapclanc
Gitp DO Cincinnati rrtm
Gcmmtreioi Do "
Dayton S0nt +"
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Gebrc dene Santen.
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Gcm. Sant, 9eiots 2ts
Sarn,crsb's, 3antsn rs %
ltrtana 42rs
Granville ~ IS
Sn.n"',t,r Sse""s"
Grdanee VaHe 75es
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oitr f,rsres lass
Reutudp.
ssont cf scuispilt ~,
Nant pou ssntudp par
Slcrtbsrn S>ant rar
cnbiona
Staatstant scn 5nriana rar
Sltm Nltanp sn(uranes 50. srs
Sing unp 2bporturn's ebets SO es
Gbarlestcmm Sap Snititut
2Hpite 9Datr 9alsp -
Canal 80 S5ts
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Slrainia.
osis'iA. yar
2B9seIin3 rar
CUB Carolina
Nlle Tonten ana
Iforb SdrnIi
alabama.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12

Sl;Trer GtraBbarser 3niebelIaamen,
lI,c III haben, fam man III cieler lrudere
erflbren.
I2,gR.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12

)'r Srtn H,crr. Stcrclanr. Skic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-20

is#t4 T. NHA5=itsgN CO.,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-20

FOR
PREMIUM CHEESE

~ 5fsl f%aln'iy Horses IN the City. Eug4.zf
o9',eys Office on Man St, octaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-20
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-20
EA1IBOAT REGIS TER.
szfaR5FED RY e.li=BERRY

o. Ia. Stone. Pifts5ar-I.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02
BALTIMORE, Wednesdo,. Sent.

The -four market continues dull. There
were sales on Change to-day of few hundred
bbs. Howard street brands, new, at IS SO,
with rather mare sellers than buyers. A sale
alsa o. 200 bbls. City Mills at S. SO, though
most holders are contendlng for more The
supply is small. a s
There is no change IA note in The Grain
market. Salea oi several thousand bushels
good 10 prime red Wheat at lO5all 10 cts., and
white do HAL l8 CTS; family -four wheat 1875
al3O cts. White and yellow Corn 7la72 cts;
Oats 35a3S cts.i aud very prime AZ Cts; Rye
70 cts. .'5-.
: Barrel meats in moderate request: There is
good demand Tor bacon and lard--prces
firm. ... $40
Was sold on 'change, $50 bales dew rot
hemp at $l55 per ton. ,'
Whskey is in moderate request a, 26ta2S
cents pei gallon in hhas. and bbls.
Bait. Patriot.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02
MAYO,S TREASJIpy

This is the title Of a quarto volume, of 262
well and closely printed pages, recently issued
from the press of w. G. FoRcE, of this city.
The author is the interchangeable DR.. RoBERT
MAYO, long and favorably known to the coun-
try as writer of considerable meri, on mytho
logy, geography, and law matters. The book
before Us is the Treasury Department turned
inside out. lIs anatomy is exposed TO view IN
all its parts so clearly. that he thai runs may
read and understand. There is only one fault
in the execution OF the work, and that is, the
too elevated style Of its language. Its above
the subject. But, making due allowance for
this defect, the work reflects The highest credit
upon the industrious compiler. ~. @. g
The operations Of the Treasury Department
are loo Familiarity known to the profession here
and elsewhere, TO make il necessary Tor us to
enter into an explanation Of the plan Of the
work upon our table. It is enough for US to
say, that it is Invaluable as reference book to
the lawyer and the agent. No one who has
any business with the Treasury should be with
out it. To the newcomers into Office, it is
complete guide. There are fourteen depart
ments in the United States Treasury; and their
origin. organization. and practical operations
are fully and truly set forth. BY members of
Congress this abstract will be highly priced, for
one hours study Of its pages will give them
clearer idea Of the administration ofthe Treasu-
fy, than they could get without its aid in a
years time. ...-
We sincerely hope that the Doctor will be
authorised forthwith to compile similar works,
embodying the operations of the other depart.
ments. And he will pardon us for suggesting,
if be should have any say in the matter, that
bis next books shall be printed in octave FORM
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02

he thought the subject would be brought up for
discussion, and led every one TO believe that this
gross outrage on all public decency ard military
usage would be perpetrated, to secure his adhesion
and support. For the happiness Of the country he
was disappointed, and his yexation and fury have
known no bounds. l
His vanity, too, is such as to make him even
envious of the just fame of the illustrous Father
Of his Country, and to begrudge and refuse small
portion of public ground in the city Of Washing
ton, as asite for proposed monument to his me-
mory, Though this may appear incredible, it is
nevertheless true and its truth may be handed
down 10 future ages, in the only way'in which his
name can be preserved from inevitable and total
oblivion. Although Senator for upwards Of 20
years, he has done nothing which will entitle him
TO niche in the Temple of Fame; and if the
Muse of History should have occasion to notice
him at all, it will be to illustrate the pernicious
effects of selfshness, arrogance, vanity, and ambi-
ton, and to furnish another proof that
Zee quon apprend au berceau dure jusqu' au TOM
beau"
W.
)" Locofocoism is now harlequin, with q jack
ct patched from every section OF every party, dan
cling in a mask, performing pasteboard wonders
with wooden sword, and playing its antics to the
galleries, in the grand national pantomime of De-
mOcrdcy." Pa,
t See his speech in 1874 .'".
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02

The MURDER OF Miss GooDHEART-The
New York Herald of yesterday gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the murder of Miss Good
heart, in the village Clark's Corner, near Sing
Sing.
ST appears that Nor'hop conceived violent
passion for the girl, and had several times asked
her to marry him, which she has MS often de-
cllned TO do. On the day Of the murder he
again asked her, and on giving him peremo
ry refusal, he look shOemaker's knife from
his pocket, which he had evidently concealed
there for the purpose an d stabbed her 10 the,
heart. The moment. the wound was inflicted
The unfortunate girl,jumped out OF the window
which was close TO The ground, and attempted
TO escape; but when she had proceeded abour
ten yards, she fell corpse .... 49,.
+ "Not content with what he did, the monster
Norhop, attacked Mary's sister, Mrs. Boyce,
who was in the room with him, and made
thrust al her with the same weapon with which
he killed the sister, but she fortunately escaped
through the window, and ran to her husband,
who was working a short distance from the
house, and alarmed HIM As soon as he was
made acquainted with the facts, he started in
pursuit OF the murderer, who was seen to make
his escape, but lie had not proceeded far, when
he was called back by his wife 10 take care VI
The murdered girl. Another man who was
working with Boyce, then started in pursuit,
but did not succeed in overtaking the murderer
who was Al large at twelve O'Clock Yesterday
the hour al which our informant left the scene.
A man answering the description Of the muir
derer, was seen 10 take the Harlem railrond
cars, and jump out when they were at full
speed" .l ..a ....
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02
ENGLISH INTERFERENCE.

We learn from authority which we have no right
to doubt, but which we sincerely hope is mistaken,
that Mr.. Champion has submitted by order of his
government, to Mr.. Buchanan, an intimation, that
in the event Of an absorption ofthe existing territory
by the United States, Great Britain will look to the
United States for the reimbursement of the debt due
by the present Mexican government to the subjects
Of the United Kingdom. And we learn also, that
the intimation goes fnrther--,hat, If the war
with Mexico shall end in any serious dismember-
msnt Of Mexican territory, this government will he
called upon by Great Britain to make good the Eng
lsh Mexican debt in proportion to the value Of the
territory di.membered.
We say we sincerely trust that.our informant is in
error, for il tie British government should be i'm
prudent as TO venture upon any such ground as that
said TO be taken-nay, if it shall interfere in our
quarrel with Mexico in any ,oay vhateper, twill wake
up spirit throughout this country that no earthly
power can suppress. Wa, with Great Britain would
as surely follow as the sun will set 10 day and as
swiftly. The whole nation would bid farewell to all
the arts Of peace would rise one man and punish
with strong arm English arrogance The United
States Of American will never tolerate the interposi.
Of England in this war with their neighbour in any
way. Even their efforts for peace have been and
would again be viewed with suspicion.
The right Of England to make such demand
upon us in the event Of an absorption or dsmem-
berment Of Mexico is question that will never bear
discussion in this country. The public voice would
denounce its discussion as high rsason-and proper
ly So for in all human relations there are things
which it will not do even to think Of much less to
discuss, and this is one Of them. Connected with
Pslmerton's extraordinary reading Of the laws Of
tons in relation to the subject of foreign Debtors
the reported limitations Of Mr.. Champion are not
Improbable but we repeat our hope is, that the infer
nation which we have thoughtt our duty to make
public, is based upon Misrepresentation Of the true
state of the facts.
That MI. Champion has recently made an mpor-
tant communication 10 Mr.. Buchanan seems 10 be
not denied. ~ -
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l5- A correspondent of The London Times,
writing from the city of Mexico, under date Of
June 29lh, says:
Had General Scott pushed on here direct
from Cerro Gordo, he might have occupied
the city without firing shot; but he has given
the Mexicans time to recover from their panic,
and the capital Of the Montezumas will not BE-
surrendered without battle. The American
Generals operations have, however, been con
Quoted with prudence, for the more we learn
Of the number and condition Of MS forces the
less adequate do they appear to the occupation
of so extensive line Of country as that from
this 10 Vera Cruz "-
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Po,cer's Greek Slace. One of our con,em

Po,cer's Greek Stare: One of our contem
porares describes this work of art as follows
"The figure is slightly above the ordinary size
and not merely faultless in all It's proportions.
but perfect Every limb, every convolution Of
muscles, every swell and curve ia The outlines
is insunc, with the very soul of beauty But in
The face all ssummed UP aud concentrated. The
sad resignation 10 her condition heightens and
does not obscure the native strength and sweet,
ness Of her features. She stands there the ideal
OF Woman. and your instnctiye impulse is TO
kneel before her as il in the presence of one
from higher and purer worlds.n r..
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G.. w. WHEELER,
A nVNrr,,u fSIrATD MN CnI,A NJ N

TABINE Ell, CHALK AND SUFA MANUFAC-
" TORY, Pennsyipania Avenue, near the cor
ner of 18th street-he Subscriber respectfully begs
leave to retarn his thanks to his friends and the
public generally forAhe liberal patronage they have
kindly bestowed uP5A him. and to inform them that
he is at all times prepared to manufacture every de-
scriptan Of Household Furniture at the shortest
notice, in neat and workmanlike manner and on
terms the most accommodating.
have on hand small assortment of Furniture
which will dispose Of on very liberal terms such
as Walnut and Mahogany Spring Seat SOFAS,
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, TABLES, high,
low. and French post Bedsteads, Cradles, Cribs, &c
I am also prepared to attend Funerals at the
shortest notice, and most liberal terms
G. w. WHEELER,
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS UP TO apM

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Colepnn's. ~
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90. c McGrudor Virginia s..
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Geo r Wor,bington Maryland
Sam P Wells Boston
Mr. Griel Philadelphia
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DREApFuL AccIDENr.--A sad acciden, oc
Cured last Saturday, by which young son
of Hiram Huz, Esq. lost his lie. A gun
went off in the hands Of one Of his playmates,
the contents lodging in his head and killing
him instantly. The children were at neigh
boris house, and were playing IN an clubhouse
where loaded gun had been ipcautiously
left. We deeply sympalhse with MIR. II. in
this melancholy event, and recite it as another
caution as 10 the necessity Of care to be exer-
csed in keeping fire arms in house.
Pilisburg Com. August 81.