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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

~ The GOODYEAR RUBBER WasssoUsg, 100
Broaowsy established about dix yesrs ago with .hs
view Of introducing public notice the Ps,rnt Metallic
Rubber Of Mr.. CHARLEs GOODYEAR. willie the ps,ensss
himself engaged 10 cossly experiments FOR pertec,
ing his admirable Invention and hiss been ever snce
cusvely devoted 10 the exhibition and sale Of bis ps
tented fabrics Tia the place where alone for leas
time those articles could bo found aud where hsy
msy s, be- found 10 the greses variety and Psrfeesoe
ps the market with genuine India Rubber fabrics psca
liar 70 sef enabling II 10 sustain itself assinst eoapss
,on from any quarter. The attempt 70 misesd IL
public mind by contounding the psi@ntse with any psr
son of the same name engaged 10 the Rubber rsds u
this City 10 no, more stupid than perverss sncs be has
for yesrs been resident OF another state and occupied
with experiments Tor the perfect application Of bic
great discovery TO the arts Of the most striking
suits OF which 10 seen the BEAUTIFUL o'kasHox 20.
A. n hsd AT the warehouse 100 Broadway the unrivssd
excellence OF which has called forth universal admir-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26
THE LAsoRER.s oRrsoN AT suNam,

ltE kAoOhf<E SaASOT> ~ 'tNnl3P
How pure the air, hsw sweet the srss,s,
The dswy srsss bow vernal
What Being hath created these
Bot thou. the srest Eternal
A world OF goodness spreads afound,
A hsaves above doth bless me
Ba; nan the foe Of man 10 found,
And lass ADJUST cypress me
sird me for smother day
or lsbfr unrsquit-d
Ny Father .rd my Defy
When shall these wrongs bs fishtsdf
Oh stretch Thine hand Oat Ger tbs lsa4
strong. Just redresser.
Ard BID the PROSTATE POOR spstaot.
And humble The oppressor.
W. ss Thee for our daily bread.
Our feeble ives % cherish.
Ard 10 a bountec1s feast Is spresd.
That n0ns f3r lack nsy PERISH.
Bur KING ard ststesLasl, peer md pI4est
Whom guile hath made tie sirorssr,
Hag, driven " people irom The iessi,
Cordennec 10 toll and hanger.
Oh, Lord how loas shall this prevail
How long Thy judgments nsser,
Our little ones for bread DO VAL,
Their mothers faint Of haafeT.
Afar We stand. 3 fleoDy esad,
Our worth, cur wants neslsctsd,
The chi dIeD In their father land
Cut OF, dospissd rejected
. Oh. Lord how lons,' the nyr;sds pray,
:" How long this sore despisemsnt"
" There 10 DO God" the oppressors say.
To r,ete US out chsstisemenI"
But know. ys proud, ye sordid crowd.
storm shall yet eTtsks you,
When Gods night hand comes Ger lhs land,
Lise witheIet stems 10 break you.
To humble your obdursie pride,
To ope yoaT sealed .arners,
Rough shOd. a Ghty cause shall rcs
O'eI your aphf,ed scorner.
And change you Ike the fesfherd snow,
The melting san hung Ger ~.
And ~hiri you as the ~ind doth blow
The desert dus, before IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

~ Rev. CHARLES Vas Loon, Pastor Of Pres
byterian Church, in Poughkeepsie, died at that
place on Sunday evening last, aged p years. He
was one OF the roblesi men we ever knew-eloquent,
able pious and devoted heart and soul 10 the good of
his fellow.men. The Temperance Csuse had no more
effective advocate and ne had lately returned from
ec,urins tour in Ohio and the broad West where hs
hsd done great work for Humanity As friend Of
The down trodden African Race he had besn eminent
and untng and IN every good work go far as IL seem
ed such to HIM be sbored earnestly and ungrudensy
We fear hi. lie has been prematarey ended BY his In
ce.ssn, lsbors He vas buried Wednesday from his
fasser. 10 AlosDy-ousbi such man to pass swsy
without q mamorf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26
Business Notices.

DnsosOPoISrED GOLD PsSs.-Psrsons wanting 0on
Pen recommended 10 try the Rchelea Diamond point.
ed Golden, price 81. They have never failed 10 give
entire satisfaction, add they acknowledged be the
cheapest and best pen ~ the world Sold exclusively by
H. T. WArsos, - Wiliam-st door below wsllsL ssd
j. SAVAGE, W Fulton-st. manufacturer and dealer 10
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pen and Peneiesses, sc. &C.
Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

Tx LABoRER IS WORTHY or HIS HIRE.-Man
does not dssl with "a brottcr God deals with kim-
He causes snins and His showers 10 dessend
with equal proiusioa upon all but In adjusoz the re-
wards If lsbsr, NC sdoyt TO sveh equitable rule We
pay largely 70, the labor Of the head snd h.s for the
soor Of ths hands We graduate the scale Of the prcss
according the utility the actual severity OF he
labor but the demand and the supply Hence that c.ss
Of mankind. aborsrs, being tbs most numerous clsss
the worst paid people In society. We cannot con
troll the laws OF Nature Yet this We may DO pay - lib
orally - We can aford for labos-eomaon labor-sAs
labor Of he poor. [Anoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

The Wing vote OF this year, taking the highest
candidate Fil,morel is 56.30l less than In 1874
add - l22 less than $40.
The Loco.Foco vote. taking the highest, SANFORD
is -5,O9l less than 10 1874 and il3iO less than in
$50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

rV The most extensive variety Of the improved Metal
lie Rubber Fabrics have at the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway. Their overshoss they
an brag nj lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

MURDER Oh THE COUsTEss OF GoERLITz.-A
OF the asics death Of Countess OF Goer-
lix burnt 10 death 81 Dnmstsd has appeared la Ger.
man journal. The Countess. BY mysterious means,
which at present not uafold,d In the sast WA
found burnt 10 death. her writing desk. closs TO
seLrope which bad not been pulled Tor assistance and
giving fact the appearance Of her death having been
sudden though could have been caused only oy sui
eide or BY assassination The Countess mad burnt
oy the flames before her secretary There Was no stove
or csndssck IN the room aud the Of tho Gre has
not been discovered No other article Of furniture has
been burnt The head neck aid par, Of tae arm were
csfooo'sed- ia sapposed ihe unhappy woman, after
having been murdered. WAS placed over small stove
where are remained for soms hours Before The door
Was opened, the stove bad been taken away. smother
position sirsn toe victim. and the event assumed the
color OF an accident From the preliminary Inquest IL
% cOoJectured tnst the ire gniteo 10 hide murder
b. srsog1laiion. II IL well knoxa ns, for some lime
past though living undes the roof toe Count and
his wife Fever each other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

~ The Baltimore papers mention the srrival
IN ths, city of Col Jefferson Davis who comes to Wash
ing,on T. Senator r.a Bnsaa Ys,a; of Hon. II 5.
Foote bis colleague, from Mississippi Com stockton,
late Governor OF California. and Col Chas A. Msy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

AcoIDEsr TO Gov. WHlTcoMB-We copy the
following from the Indianapolis SenfiAs Of the l7h
inst
We learned late last evening that shocking acct
dent happened 10 Gov. Whit-omb on the down train Of
railroad cars yesterday. E1inburg. Tha Governor
h.d stepped on the cars for lev moments, and VISA
about Stepping on again while The we're 10 motion.
Ills TOO, slipped and be fell between he ews and the
platform Of oepol the whirios Tim sround and
crushlps bis high. As they went The Governor IVES
ns,nsios Tor tue sftsr be Tss exiricat7c but
dnay recovered cousc!ousness- The sxsc; character
and extent OF the njury We unable 70 state 5ui
from 1hst told, il vii be some time II ever D.
fore be can recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

HORACE GRAF Il Co.-The Boston Courier Of
Thussdsy states thai notwithstanding intsions 70 'hs
coosry this arm has determined to wind u2 Ia aaars
One paper Alarms that the Of tho firm exceed The
liabilities By $500 ooo II 60 the failure suspsnsioa
viii Be productive sssuredly Of great misery 70 asy
ora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

r. THL LoSDoS QUARTERLY RIvIEw' has
jus. been rcpabshea here BY Scot, Co. - Fuicns,.
L contains articles Prsscots Conquest OF Peru I've
lyns LIE Of Mr.. Goeolphn, Lsehusrns Essay, On Ho-
uer. Faddsns Fanny Ksrsle Ia Italy Coral Ree' En-
s,sa Etynologies. Jewi.h Disabilities and Psrisnenis
Prospects The Review very bitterly takes ground
against the admission of Jews into Parliament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

EDucArIoS N CHIsA.-Some time ago, says the
Observer published 10 oar paper several eiers re-
latng 70 Mise siisrssys boEdoffcnool ior gfs IA
Nrlpo China A enevolsEi gentleman IN fennfJNa
Ma proposes con,riog,s nnadret collars toward
.1voo-tpr that school which has need Of suoh sit and
hs hsi ~ cal nx public attention 10 u IN Tia @.y
ohe-s sy be Induced 70 give OF their ssuncaoee 10 NE
same object
THr JULIA PALsEE-At cur last dates from
the S.ut previous 70 the arrival q the Louisiana night
before sst great fears we're en,csDed for the safety Of
tns boat and nearly al hopes Of her safety we're gone
she arrived Copper H.rbOE lAs saturday. an hour
before tie Free Trader el for the -su-h9vins been
is days from the Ssut probably In The most critical
and trying crcums,Ances during coutinved gale that
were EVER cxp-r.snc-d on the Western Waters. For
several day. III hO.es u her safety By those board bad
nearly vanished. Everything &C board which would
make Are. and Keep up steam. WA bGrned-even to
provisions grain iuruitars and cattle, and sheep The
news OF her ssisy brought 10 Aackinsw By over
land express afer the Free Trsder arrived a The ssuf
on Monday sst lDsroit Daily Adv. sst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

FROM HLyAsA AND PERU-By the brig Wild
seon Capt Bernard have received late Havana pa
pers but ind 10 them little O general interest
The Daro de Ia Marina stats that kubini 10 about
visit the United states and Havana The Habansros
seem 10 b. awaiting hs arrival with much impstiencs.
The same journal contains some extracts from tho
Message Of President Csstis of Peru, The President
represents tne state Of the Republic very four
ishing Although Il preserves smiesoe relations with
distant Goysrnmens tbs pston seems to be eve
Of with Bolivia. Senior Castillo thinks ho~sver
thst tins difficulties between the two countries may be
adjusted By the impending Con zress Of American Re-
puocs The rusDcsl STAIRS % BE- desperate the
ordinary expenses far exceeding the income Notwiih
standing these dssdysntsg-s public education has re-
eeigsd every aid compatible with the deficiency OF ~
SUD the conviction Of its advantages and bsne
ne" The number Of scholars attending the public
schools /. stated 10 be y942
From Havana there Ia no local news Of importance.
IN q nelfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

HF- Hon. john P. HALE, Of Y. H. will lecture
before the Young Mems Institute, New Haven,
Conn on the 3Oth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

From YsRA CRuz.-The L. : steam propeller
Washington Cap. Pratt arrived - HswOfeans on the
10th inst rrsgng ds'ss from Vera Cruz toe 9Th and
Tsmpico 70 tho 9,h Thi, Il later from Vera Cruz
than former accounts though believe the following
tens which we nod 10 the r. o. Delta arc new
good deal of sxciiemen nj existed at Vera Cruz owing
to authentic Information having been received there
that Mexican armed vessel nsd been In the Gulf
about ~ mics ~ w. of Vera Cruz on ,hs evening Of
the q met she described as nermsDhrodis brig
full of men, She frat oy the U. ). propeller
Secretary Buchanan and though not venu0g 10 attack
that vessel she ordered tho Buchanan OF shore. she
hrst hoisted white Gag and shortly aiterward run up
the Mexican ensign. Com Perry, ON hearing Of tbs
circumstances Immediately sent the u. 3 steamer Scor
piop In pursuit. That vessel had not returned when the
WahD gton left Vera Cruz aud the result OF the chase
was Of course, not known.
Lieu, Thos A. Brady Of the Marine Corps, died Ct
Tampco on the o,n inst.
The Taugico ss1iiasi Of ,hs l,h has the following
tract Of Liter dated
CITY ~ MEXICO Oct %
We positively Informed that Gen. santa Anna has
Fixed his residence conformsbly In All % the orders
which he has received the subjscs from the Supreme
Government, aud thence b. intends 70 defend him
self against the charges brought against him for bis
duct As a military man his companions 10 his retire
msnt are ooIy bis chaplain and Gen. stsbol, with q
small force OF cavalry for the security OF bs person.
Gen Alvarez with the 80. 7th and 9Th Cuirsssers and
other regular troops with the Corps del Sor. have
marched 10 the direction Of Cuernsyacs Gen. Reyes
also, with the regiment of Hasssrs and other bodies
both cavalry and Infantry have taken their line OF
to Qaerstsro put themselves hs disposition Of the
Supreme Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26

Ex.Gov McDowELL-The Neis York Tribune
seems 10 think that n our Saturday. psper ~ sied
OF TX Gov. Mcdowell Of Virginia In rather prens
tare and uncerenouious manner. the Ex-Governor be-
la still alive rapidly convsescent and In .s'r way 10
represent his constituents IN the ne1i Consress We
are slsd 10 bear IL and hope that he msy i've many
years In The enjoyment Of health and happiness. Our
Information of his death wa drawn from the Richmond
Frqstr and We % ssted a. the time Of in announce
msnt and though vonld no, repeat political stsie-
men, from that paper without: some quaincanon Jet 10
tie matter Of TIE death OF OF heir e'
zens We supposed ia authority entitled 10 credit
Troy Daily Pest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26


sAsDss sAssApAsILLs.-Heslibi choicest Of temporq
gits, what compensate for thy Loss, what give
pleasure 10 thy absence When thy wither the
cheek, thy light orsskes the eye the most cheerful are
apt TO despond the tmid 70 despair Perhaps there are
few msladies that prey upon the spirit RAP
idly undermine tho strength Of the patient than tbose OF
an uesrous erupye nature serofulocs ulcers. can
and suppuratns Of all kinds rapidly produce
emscson and fsebsne and diseases Of the shin. with
which the stomach closely symPsthxss frequently pro-
d0ce the effect by destroying tho appetite. Bot We
would say sufferers from these disessesNsithsr de-
poni nor epar The expeencs Of years, the corrobo
rative testimony finnumerabie witnesses warrants w
pronouncng sASDs sARsApARLLA specific in such co
ses Unless the uprudenee Of the patient Effects
n perfectly reliable remedy in msedies Of this char
acter
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. B. kD
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. 100 raltoa corner fWih
ham-st Z73 Broadway. and II East Broadway. n Yo's
sold also BY Druggists generally throusbout the Uaitse
States Pricesi per bottle Or six bottles sor -
BsIsroLs s.KsspAsfLLA>-This celebrated MEDICINE "
daily extending the sphere Of i usefulness sad year sef
year adding to the already immense long catalogue o. '
tTiumphs
TnocsAsps 90 lSvALiDs,
By timely and pesverss Of this healing snuSo's'
the living witnesses Of iu ssiese, and powell
1t may well Dc styled the
For what 10 life without health boon scUes worth
pre.ervinsl Then try 1T, all 70 who AFFLICTED With
any Of the Ills srisns FROM
IsrRfrY BLsoD,
And By renovsng your system and thus secahns your
health be ensbled 70 add your tes oniss 70 tboss who
have very jast.y deemed il the
BLrsasG or THE AsE.
For sale at tho Depot, 50 and "a cortlands and Of the
Druggist generally throughout the United States sz'"
~ GoURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED Soar, % esessslso
Tor the positive removal Of tan, pmpes od De-
rEf~crm mcrphew, salo~ red rough, chsppsd Or osr,
wise Injured ssn.s for sale Ia this city only 81 9!
a. nrst store FROM Broadway. Also, 5rous and ts<s "
Pesade, very superior quality for immeciaiey
red or gs1 hair. OoUssUD's Liquid EeSssbe nyees'
Coora1ds Lily White, Lubins perfumes for .hs hs1e
chsf GouRAvDs Poodre Subtle FOR ersestrs ssYs no'
Gus human hair from the forehead any part o. ~
RrosSw.~. Rossa, LOO ~ :. a. a.. 80, $50 II
I - THE VALUE or PATENT MEpIcIsrs 10 esssl.,y
sxssserstsd BY their proprietors vsndsfs 81 ILL., 80
Acknowledge that most useful remsdiss w n. ,h,s
among this class. Persons oil ind every s's 60
line, genuine and q lowest prices q n o. oSSS-
| Depot, iis Fulton-st-
W,Krsxsarpss TArrEasALLs HsAvs rewos~ !"
| care hsavss, coughs, he. Ia horsss sss ssv~
sssst ss AAlAssu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-26
The vote for Inspectors Of State Prisons varies
but little from that given for Canal Commissioners.

The iollOwing were the aggregate votes Of Ihe
two parties in sf4 and 1876
Fillmore Wright. Young Wright
f94t....-3i0i7 2n.O9N l8i6......l98,57d 1880
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
Anti-War Meeting.

Tie Wings Of Clinton County recent!
held meeting at New Burlington, in that
County, 10 express their views in rela>
ton to the war, Among the resolutions
adopted we fad the following -NVis5or
ough Gazette
4th. Resolved, that we believe our
Country was wantonly, and uni us s
plunged into the present sangninary strug
gle by an uuholy ambition to acquire for
eign territory, and thirst for Military
glory, on the part Of our rulers, who should
be held responsible TO the people for all
It's unhappy consequences.
9th Resolved, that we mnch approve
of the enGments cf Senator CorwIn on
this su'jec as deliyerer in the Congress
Of the United Stateslast winter, and also
Of the course pursued by the Hon. r. e..
Scheuck, Representative Of the 3d con,
kgressonal District of Ohio.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
An Afie cting Scene.

Letters from Tay lor's head quarter say
that the parting scene between the MIS-
sissipi Reg giment and Gen. Taylor, was
affecting IN the extreme. AS the men
marched by him to return to their homes,
overpowered with recollection OF the
high deeds which had endeared them@ to
lection, he attempted in vain 10 address
them. Wilhiears streaming down hls
fur rowed checks, all lie could say was,
&c on boye--go on--I can't speak.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16

TRINITY CHURCH CAsE.--A New York
letter, published in the Philadelphia In.
quirer, says:
The assistsn. vice chancellor, of this
circnit yesterday decited the great case
OF the heirs OF Anne jerks vs.. the corpor-
alton of Trinity church, in favor Of the
defendants. The grounds Of the decision
were--first, that lie did not think the he rs
ever had any title to the part Of the Trini,
ty estate claimed by them; but il lhey had
that il las been iuyalidated by lapse OF
time, aud that by long possession Trinity
church has now a perfect title. The de-
cision has caused much dissatisfaction
aud will be appealed from to the hig'le
conr in the State, before the claim will
lie Abandoned
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
An item in the History of the war.

In 1896 Santa Anna was acting Presi-
dent OF Mexico and Military Dictator and
command err. in chief Of the Armies. In
the latter capacity he met the Texan ar
my at San Jacinto where lie was over
thrown, and himself and army made cap
tiyes. This resulted in a treaty, Of which
the preamble and fourth article ran as fol.
lows.
"Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, gene.
ral-in- chief of tho army Of operations
President Of he Republic Of .''erico, be.
solemnly pledges himself TO fulfill the
stipulation contained In tue following ar
C es, as far as conccras himself
Art. 4 A treaty Of commerce. ami'y
and limits viii be established between
Mexico and Texas, THE TERRITORY
OF THE LATTER NOT TO EXrENI
BEYOND THE RIO BRAVO DEL
NORTE."
In consequence of this stipulation San
a Anna and bis army were transport e,
back 10 their country. only to pledgs
'l,ems selves to re- conquer Texas, and {,
pluny their country in a war by attack
ing The United States forces on the nottl
of that river, which they stipulated shoulc
be the Northern boundary OF Mexico.-
Strange to say, this faithless vilainly ha
been countenanced, not only in pariz
an press, but on the floor of Congress
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16

The volunteers, in the letters which
they write home TO Iher iriends, COM
plain OF no, receiving any letters. The
fant may be in those who send them. Nj
Levy. u. S, mail agent at the Brazos,
cautions the public again as to the mode
the army. 1t is not sufficient to address
simply Army in McKee, Letter writer.
should add the particular regiment and
division Of the army, II they would count
upon the safe delivery Of their letters
Free Press.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
Rail Road Meeting.

A large and respectable number of citizens
of Upper Saudusky and vicinity, met at the
Court House, on the evening OF July 9th, in
pursuance to previous notice. and organized
by calling Col. Andrew McElvan to the
Chair, and appointing Roswell Perry, Secrc-
tary,
The meeting was then addressed by Mes
srs. McCutchen, Leith, Macurdy, and others
on the subject of Rail Road from Coum-
bus Via Delaware, Marion, Upper Sandusky
to ntersect the Mad River and Lake Erie
Rail Road and Lower, Slndusky and Fort
Ball Rail Road at Fort Ball,
II was then on motion of Judge Chaffee,
Resolced, That the commissioners named
in the act granting said road, residing in this
county iMessrs. Alexander Campbell, Jona-
than Kear, Andrew McElvain, George w
Sampson and Michael Brackley,) be request
ed to correspond with the commissioners re
siding in the counties of franklin, Delaware
and Marion, on the propriety of calling a
meeting of said commissioners, and opening
books, &c.
Resoipei, That the commissioners resid
ing in this county, be requested to meet a
Upper Sandusky, on Saturday, July u.
Resolrtd, That the proceedings Of thi:
meeting be published in the Upper Sanduskl
Pioneer.
ANDREW McELVAIN, Pres
Roswell Perry, Sec.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16

.4aoher Sam Patch Leap Moses Beans
a young man at Cuyahoga Falls, who has
been laboring under mental dersngemen nj
weeks ago attempted to cut his throat,
while walking in company with friend
on the bank OF the river at Cuyahoga Falls
on Saturday morning last, spraHg from his
friend and leaped off the rocks intosthe
river. at the height of 60 or 40 feet and
received no apparent injury. Summit
Eeac0n.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
OF The Haverhil [Nass.] Gazette,

OEF The Iaverhill [Nass.] Gazette
says:
"To volunteer or vote dollar TO car
ry on this war, is MORAL TREASON
against the God of Heaven, aud the righ's
# mankind. No sophis,ry can cover up
member of Congress or private citizen,
from Tie guilt attached to tie perpelra-
tion Of crime.'
What is your opinion of the above, Mr..
Advertiser! DO yen believe it to be NOR; !
treason TO volunteer, or rather to accept
commission IN volunteer regiment? -
Free Press.