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NEW 0OODs.-This day received :

NEW GOODS.-Thts day received
IN pieces rich back gros de Rhne for vesees, man
tles &c.
20 pieces rich black silk aces and iringes
20 &C rich dress silks, newest styles
30 +" French muslIns and lawns
Is handsome ginghams
10 " linen ustrcs
Is &c super undressed Irish linens
&c super pilow-case sheeting
&c linen sheeting, (ull widtn)
furniture dimity, (strped and plain)
SO &C toweIing, from I2k cents up
25 &c satin darnask table cloths
10 dozen s. napkins
10 &c fruit Doyeys
5 pieces damask table diapers
rs colored linen and cotton table covers
50 cloth table and piano
% Hough's patent skirts
Also a complete assortment of mourning goods, such
bombazines apacas moussene de LANES, bereges, gng
hams lawns cacoes love wells and handkerches grapes,
&c. &c.-to all OF which invite particular attention.
determined to offer great inducements
June l2-- p. ii. HOOE IL CO.
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WASHINGTON Hall For Rcnt.-W ashington Hall is
w situated the southwest of Pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street, Washington city, nearly opposite
Goelnans Hotel commanding fine view, and is
the most conspicuous buildings the Metropolis Ii
now nearly finished, and offered for rent in whole
part Its dimensions are--ength 80 feet width, 30 feet
four stories high with basement well suited for reec-
Tory or bowling saloon. The pavements vauled and
the whole building finished in the best manner
The ground story suitable for extensive clothing es
mblishmen grocery exchange broker, bank In all
spects the very centre of business.
The above intended for exhibitions other pub
lie purposes.
the Hall is rented disposed of by the fall of the
year. 1t will be put up auction and rented the ghes
bidder.
For further particulars apply by letter. post paid the
subscriber ROBERT kEYWORTH,
49, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
The Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger, and New York
Herald, VIII insert the above notice week for three
weeks, and send their accounts TO the subscriber
In
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I'm The late residence of Mr. Armied on Prince street,
ix IN Alexandria The house is brick built of the best
materials, handsomely finished and wearanged for
lori and convenience; contains fifteen rooms, of them
large and airy, and has wide hall through the
Outhouses OF brick also covered with metal sting
one range, OF wood and washouses ciste above ground
TWO bathing and two dressing rooms. On the opposite
wing, fine greenhouses and in the rear, brick ostory
double house for servants
The owergardens extend from Patrick to Henry street.
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
considered, by many the hancsomes and most de-
sirabe residence in the District.
will be sold low and accommodating TERMS on a-
plicaton to WIN. ID. MUTT,
Sept. 25-tf At the Treasury Department
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&EfA FOh RENT, large and convenient threestory
H brick house. with back building, all in complete
4- der, with marble mantels and large double lot, with
garden situated on Capitol I adjoining the residence Of
A. Dowson, esq, near the north Capitol gate Inquire of
- J. r. PEPPER,
Aprii N'-Sfawtfif For The heirs
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Ifeyvnres

If G. Benz. Smith he written with pen the bot
tom oil the box all "sugar-coaied pills me counterfeit
frnclpa 7s Ureenwlch street, large brick block,
New lork Price 70 cents a box.
Nov 5-Sm
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DLACK Lace shawIs.-Ws have just received 10 blacI
ID lace shaws, assortedaprices.
April A-sW ~ VLA9EII.& co,
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IpOsTON Academy Collection OF Church Music.--
- lust received a lot Boston Academys collection
OF church muse consisting popular psalm and
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or with many beautiful pieces, tunes &C., selected iron
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SIC compiled by Lowell Mason Tor sale Sationers Han,
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~ AsHINGTON AND HIS GENEHALs-By j. L.
w Headey; in vols the second volume this day re-
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EfA FOR sALE.-A two-story brick rough cast honse
&,J pleasantly situated New York avenue, in full
view OF the Potomac between 18th and 18th Streets
on square ITO.
contalns eight rooms and dry and convenient cellar
with good yard in front and back and is well suited to
acconodate geneel family II is within minutes
walk of the War and Navy Departments
Also, number IG, in square 49, eligbly situated on II
street near Cen Eatons, in the First Ward, containing
9,l99 square feet.
Two lots numbered and in square 994 situated on the
corner OF 2i street and Pennsylvania avenue east of the
Capitol, containing "a, LAG feet
The terms ofthe above win be moderate and made to
suit persons in moderate circumstances.
For particulars apply to CHARLES DE SEEDING,
March 6-2awu No. III Todd's Buildings Penn avenue
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Y, TAYLOR,
Julyl
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Dr. G. BENZ SMITH.
DkAR slRi Your agent eh With lot of your sugar
coated pills, and have but lew boxes left Every box
have gwen entire satisfaction. have, taken
them my sell, 4 consider them best puls ( nave
ever used and afraid to recommend them To the
public. wish a iurtiier supply at once.
Yours respectfully,
JACOB MILLER p M
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More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
all others.
This is to certify that have used the sugar-coaed pills
by e. Benjamin Smith, OF New York, for
time, and believe them to be good medicines; and
aso from inquiry that city, persuaded that he is
the original inventor and therefore entitled 10 the benefit
OF the invention. s. WILLIAMS,
pa IsfR anfsh PIifshurp
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SPLENDID sCHE M Es.
To be Drawn In August, 1647.
j. w. NIAURY u CO., Managers,
(Successors to JIG. Gregory 8. Coz

S36,666!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 46, for l847.
To be drawn in Alexandra Saturday. 7th OF August
1917
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
@anton, Starf GountD, Cbio, Scptember L., 1sN7+

liebter idpebt in Icoee9cfahr uno pu fInsit
SD ffieB - Der Maun fel."
Der 3artflbIence Yerico mar itia UNI
Fuf;te.
upIDelid, brad, Der Mcno aus oen Mpls
fen terScr", fnbr Der Mprcer fort, lid bc'
tradNtete rtctn Spfcr, ca mar nid1t Ger redYs
telPann.-Sh freutc midi mciues Srthunle,
ld1nitt cine qrde aus benz Soaar bes Grmprs
oeten- eenfenc, eaB alle Naore 9leib lehen
tim eieielbe meiuea, parpn ,u 9eten; ater
man cenfe iId mein gr1auner, ta6 Scaar
lpar blpnr, ih bate nur einen 0eut1dcn cr>
mrrcer. Da, im9le9cr nm meiucn entean9es
men schn, ldtertc id @ctt, nnb ta6 1T e6>
metn Soter weshalb id, mid, auf(ase."
Ter Notcr Ins linn nuu eine Gepaltigc
Strafpreoi9t iiber cas- Sd,aucerboftc folder
edlterunn> berilbrte oter nur leifc benWcrc,
ben er patrldeinlid, fir unbebeuteno tielt,
u11o erttellte benz Sterbenoen 1crann in er>
bdrmIihem Sithenlotein bic IbicIutjpn.
u@5 blebt Dir 1ett nur nod 1brio," fubr
er iccann for ybieles Serrn Ier;cibuns fir
bic clelcn an ibm ausgeilbten Setriaercten
,u bitten, bic er Dir I'm 70 eber 9ewdhreu miro,
Ga er Die llnmD9lihfeit einflsbt cas- tu fp[z
DIE tpieoerbclen nirit.,
Ger eeperc tpanbte fJd nun nad1 mir, unb
nit benz ldmadtenbltenSljds, oeGsn erOaeis
itcr meroen fcnnte, ia9te er:
uSd bin Elm srpBer Climber, uno idj merz
DC mid nur atscann uclltinois abiolpnt be-
trahten, fails Sie mir bic an ibnsn periitz
tenSdclmenltreihe perseiten. Sh mus iterz
ben, Sencr, uno id babe nihts, tpcmit it
be9rabcn perten fann. WeiusSrau 1T wabr>
ldeiulit opn meiuem 3ultanee uuteridytet II.
es tplrce eine Srcse Sciilfe fir fte IeYn, falls
fe in meiuen Gaid)en eiuise piafter fnben
tpnree, I'M iltcine 3potcntace 3u beSabIen.
9ctt rpirb sic belcbnen, Senncr"
,Sic tDnnen es bent armen 2eufel faum
obidla9en", meinte Der pater ues fIno bic
lebten piafter, bic er Sie fcften tpiro."
vgctt 9ebe es, fagte id, uno lserte metne
gSrie in Die aus9eftredten Sodnbe psriep's.
@r fdlpe feline 9lusen, lieB ietn 5aupt falen
unb fprad fein WOrt mebr.,
uGequiescat in pace," bctete Der MOnd>
vOas Stier9efedt muB ihcn rpeit pcrseId3rtts
ten iein, ih babe nidts mebr bier sn thun."
Wir traten III basSreie. SD btelt cies fitr
bic Ieete eefticn, bic ib bon benz eepero en>
pfan9en, tduldte mid jeocd, wie mir lpater
leben perben, in bieier 8ermutbung.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01
@r5dblun9 einer &affee:
fcbtpefter.
8cn Gmilie & ber1,.
6ortEeun9.

G,ermsn Iab Ta sen0tbist, ieinen Mcnpe
fog fcrtSuiesen.
sd, babe eebSrt," iprad, er ,tad furser
pouIt, .oas sie ein Auartier ibres Sauies
rermietben mcllen, Macame, nno fcmme
pesbalb ~ bitten, Sie mphten 70 siitis lein,
uno mir es einrdltmen."
,,03ed,t sern." natm enelid 9lnna oae
Hprt, ais tiefbetribte Wittme nidt i'm @es
riufteu bcoenfenb> bae oieS ieSaussencfsnld,aft
eines junsen Maunes BET ibr ben 9utenebri>
lfeu 9. leitt ein sIerserni6 8eben fonten.
.Seis bemGcbe meiues iel'sen Mannes fte<
hen ,,pei3inmer mir rnbennbt; fte ilno reht
bilb(d,, selb semahlt, uno srpB unb lcnnls"
Germen befab ild bic selben 3immer nnc
tlauen 9lusen slnuas redt senau; fanb bas
Fob Der critern audi fir lester, BIG auf bic
Iarbe gang pafenc, 70 selb une blau inSeoifz
nunosoruuo perihnuncen, unb fpuree fhneQ
baneeleins - in 8etref Der 3immer, r1eine
idI.
Sdcn ben antern Sag b.id,attete etn nno
bafelbe Dad, Nnnas Sdubden nnb erden'
boupt, uno 9uowiss Gpftcrbut uno Baden
bart; unb ldcn am britten Sag flaifertsn Die
Hohbarinnen unb nedten Slnna NIT ibren
Mietbsmant.
@ie batten iebr llnred,t bic snten Srall'
en: @infalt Nnno uuo Srifteit enotpis bat
TEN tunbert Sabre lang neben einanter mob
men tpunen, ctne fir einancer cas eertnslf'
cutereGe ,u fi,tlen, wenn nidt ein bSsw'lli
oer 3ufou ole Sfuhe ibrer beicerleitisen Ser
gen oewaltiam eridatterr bate.
: Sing aae bes teilisen Nuirinus, ccer eisent
lid, 1T bet barauf foleenoen saaat, FAM in
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01

NRan miro I'D, ertnnern, baB fhcn felt
ldnscrer 3eit 9eri,hte i'm umlauf Nnb, bic
Maerifarer eersfteten inSalupa unb anberse
rpc bic Mild unb anoere precufte, uno oers
fauften Ge cann AT bic 9lmerifaner. Iiele
Ibdnblihe Meife unIerer SOloaten ;u tDbs
ten, fast Der g. >. -Nattcnal bonn 23ten ..
Mcnats beitdtttat i1d, leioer nur su febr.
Sn Merifc nddif etne fletne gctne> ee>
nannt vpine ei0o', bic tpenn man fte tit
Mi(h, rcer fcnftiseeGjetrdnf tbut, eine drcs
nilde Granfbeit oerurlaht, Der balo Sober,
Ger oapcn seucGen bat unterIiesen spirt>
ctne, cas er Die etseutlihellriahe oer&ranf>
belt felbit errdth. Dieielben 8chnen fcllett
ppr pieten Sabrsn NIT bemielben tobtliden
@rfols in paoanna 9esen oie @nsldnoer gee
braud,t tpcrben 1ein. - Die Entertainer 9e>
braudcn einGraut> Suacc senannf unt ia,
BON BEN siftisen Birfunsen Der p'nc s'llc
gcbne unpgiiIeu' 'eiftiJer 9fepttlet s' be'len.
GmWlerifauer reift ME, tpenn es mSsld TT,
cbue cine fleine porticn ces ouaccz&rautes
NIT ltd, su uebmen.-(Salt. Dem.
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Geeuen int Meegifp.
[G1luB,l

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Der Vlab bon Necatitlcn bot e'1ten lc'1s
berbaren unb fir mid, neuen slnblot. slut
ber einen Seite itnd) bic Scnne nit len9e1'>
ber Sise auf bic Siee bin, lit osnen IN pD>
mathematician &nduel Der idreiettoe uno
Iarmenbe p6tel faB, tpdhrcno auf Der ancefn
Seite Die 1hattisen ecsen BON STFSseren
unb @eamten In fdimmernoen uno fcitbarsn
llniformen, bon Damen nit prdd,tlsen
Sbarpls unb fcltbarem @eIhmeiee befletost,
einsencmmst marcn, sleihfam ais folle bas
bunqriae uao serlumpte 8clf auf Der anbern
Seite turd, ben slnblid bon 70 piel pratt
unb 9ieidtbum iein Gleno oeitc mebr fennen
Iernen unb bic @lIdlidsn befp mebr benei'
ben. Der Ut ben Stiersefedten beitimmte
plQs, oen id, 70 oft nit oem Dilute BET
Hampfenoen befeuebtet fat, nm ben hsram
I'd, 70 oft ben blutlehsenben p6bel feline Tau
ten 1icas uno Beifaaebe;eusuuseu ausru
fen h0rte, rar BEL jencr @elesenbeit mi
Mccs unb @ras bebedt, auf Dem ale mSa
Iiben Blumen unb @emdhfe in buntem Sc
mild aufseiteat sparen, Dem sluse elmer
Iiebfiden s(nblid bietenb unb Die euft mi
sSialidem sroma idpdnsernc. Meitten II
seiem Ylwmensarten sparen eaubb atten auf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01

Cine Stfanntnaebrn9 prn eintm 9tred, cher
menSer, tpifet fir cinmalise Ginriduns SO Gents,
fur NAL 81, unc fur jece fcrnerc GinriltunS rcf.
ttltcn 0irrcts 25 Gents. Gin 3ierct oNenatt
ein,uradcn tctet SO, s Oarnare SIS, | Sobr Ss.-
Gin. balte 9palte Dirnate cin;urilten So, Wc.
nate SIS, Sahr S25. Gin sanje Sratc fir 3Olcs
nate tcfet Sl2, Wcnatt $40 uno Sabr $40.
Set d. aftstarte II rpn rrcr meni9er 3ci-
len sinjurndsn trtten per Sobr So, 6 Olrnatt So.
0rut arbeit jcpcr Art, in rtutitber, eng
litdcr unp trarIrIt6er Spradc, mirr in rcr Office
pes "Chts Sta"ts'Soten" ihncu, ,autsr uni corr
rctt tefrr9t,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-01

Der Cbis @taats .Sctc erfbeint rtselma6is jeeen
Ulitttpe1. Der @Htfripticns> s>preis 1T 81 so uns
sss,nste 9rranstejab!nns in 8aareelo. ooer 50,
rscnn bic 3 luns nadb oer ertfen Ioalfte bcs
Satres ssfbisbt Spittr 3abIcsbs baten So SO ~
entrtsn. &sin ttnterf9reiter miro fir einen tir.
3esn 2eitraum ais Wcnatt anscncmn,cn; aud
tann sie2situnS nur bann aufsessten merrsu, ,penm
Alls NudNanbt atbtsablt ltnb Cine 9se,nadblat1t.
sung RE 3eituns scr esmGnce hes aabrs aufuttin.
bisen. piro a!s eineSrneueruns rsrSubftri ton be.
tradtet Ullttgr,lnnSen rnb Srcfc lnc rOtffrei er.
beten. GJOirtt Setinsunscn pc. pen panttlidb te.
rtadbtct perbtn.
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9Glelrs1aecr 37.)

CprfeNcncr aus 1t. stpar nabe rcm ,,Shutz
en9el," 9Iuna'6 Naule, 70 9cnannt nad oem
Sd,ilce Der etemali9en 9lppthefe. 94ie Nun
| bieTrauen llne, uri re fleine QEittpe gerietb
aueer Geb Dor Sd,ref, unb raante, itadoem
lie ocrber eini9c Shnr1ahten 9ctDrig db9cf
fcrti9t bate, III Der Stn9it itreS S,eriens bits
ilter ;u @ermen, Ger gans ieclenrntig AM
Senfer itauc, unb eten nit oieterSebo9lidz
felt icineu Sdlafrrd sutnipf!e.
ullm @ctcswiQen, S,err Germen-"
uDtaoomc?"
rDa6 Seucr 1T gang nate !"
u0tid)t brd', erit teim oierten Sauie."
uCd, iterte epr 9ln9lt!"
-, 70 jung, 70 ftDn-"
Gn hcDcrShredyn6ruf 2lnnaS unterbrad,
oa6 an fIe gerid)tete Gpmplimcnt. Dtd1t un'
ter ibrem Scuter mar ein Sd,nB 9cfallenr
uno 9lnna, auf9ere9t pie i1c mar, Ianf aus
purem S6rcden benz Nerrn @ermen in bic
9lrmc, Der uidt eedn9itiot 0cnug nm bie@unlt
oes 2IuscnbItdsS unbead,tet Su laiIen, bic
Id6nc Trau nit sieler Sereitnillt9telt em'
pfin9.
Gnbei1tn bate fth ourhsd)iihe II. Sturm'
9eIdute alIermirt, Die ganse Sitr9eridaft Der
lSblifen Stabt 9. ouf benz 9lase Der @je>
fabr perIamn,elt. Man arbeitete uno lDIfte
nit alien &rdften uno tpirflid wuroe Die
feinbIihe gewalt oes acknowledgements ihneu
bs,wuuoen. IerSarm perbollte mad, II. rad,
Die eeute perIiefeu ft, uno Bis ouf bic Ses
wptner Der wenisen jedufer, tpeld'e Der er'
Ren@utt resSeuers aus9eiebt einisenSdas
ten qencil,en batten, tpurce 9llles bolo pte'
Der rubig. 9lnua fano flh bel @ermen 9leits
fam unter fcincm Sd,uee 70 9etrDltet, baB te
folt unsern in ibr einiames 8emah ith sllz
riidsr9. llno ais lie segen Mpr9en eneltd
eutIhlummertc, mar ibr Iebter@ecanfe, Ser
men lit red,t gut, uno trll9e er belt ettIeslI'
den Sadenbart 1tiht, er tpdre ein iebr bubS
iher Manrt ut renne1t.
Seit jcner Taht mar tttar eiitanoer tpent'
Ger fremb bod tpitrne tet 9Innae fat blpoer
Sdudternbett, uno 9ubtpias ettpas ettpas
tpdfalrenbem Wefen, biefe Sreunolihfetf-
tpelbe beinate unfreipillig su ttettnen mar
balo Elm unerpitnf fhtes gnce 9encmmen ba'
ben, tpenn fte Der Dirtun9 rubiser 3eit pers
fallen tpdre.
@ermen beba9te bas flcinbnr9erltd)e eet
ben lit 9. ttid)t ic1toerltd,. @r fa6te bengnts
lhluB, oas Saus gum SdueenseL unb bic
Stect lit Der es ftd, befano, su oerlafIett II.
Ietn @lild ancerweiti9 su lnden.
slls bieSahe ibrer@ntlheibun9 nahe tpar,
ains er gu 9lnna, um ibr Su melcen, baB er
wahrldeinlid1 bas @lut ihr Saussenrde Sh
Iein> aufseben miifen.
9lnnn mar iiberrafht fait erfhredt ibre
Stimme sitterte, ais fte ben ianftenSlid anf
i'm rihtenc, trauris fraste u@efdat esSb1
nen bier nidt?"
80 ia, 'redt gut; brd 1T eas eeben 1T
oielerStabt fur mein 9eihdft ntdt pcrtbeil'
haft."
Soieriu bate @ermeit gang red)t; nidbt als
pdren bte 0eutten lit 9. 70 aus9eSednet
frieblieteno 9ewclen> ME einen prcSeB sn bds
ben, Icntsrn neil fIe AUDI chneSlcpcfaten 0d1
Nnlduslid ;1 ,attfen perffancen.
(ShIu6 fcl9t.)
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{ Jabr9tttteg 4.

[Nah rem GnsIif9en.l
Sla6 Ginbm,,bert e5abrc,t.
yfah @iubunoert Sabren.
Mirbs mctl anoers Wal,
Sn &irhenoienit, Staatsfnnlt
Su Aanoel, Mcral,
Sn politif unit lit
Der ScnssNeiter Sd,aar
Mie anoers mjro'e aueiebeu
Stah ginbunoert Sahr.
Die &6pf, Der Damen,
Der mcbe Schlano -
Mir Wrehen Don Sbpfen,
llnb nid,t bon Seritano-
9luh Die perren's lehen
Was WehIel niht tbut:
Icm oreibu1hel Sonne1
Gum nieeliden S,nt.
unb wetIetn miro Teoer
llub Slumen uno Sano:
Ord, eiufahe SdSuheit
Sleibt ltoner ots Gano.
llnb .&cpfe audi weroen
Gan; anoers f''rpabr,
sm rid,tiseu Wi6tn,
Rab @inbuncert Sabr.
0efese bic wercen
Ssiat 6c0tln mebr ieYn-
uue jesl,@ GefdusniB
Gin Iplta> Sdul 8erein.
Dag Monne an eaitern,
Gin Srusihe;n nur par,
DAG perceu Ne widtn
Ia6 @inbuubert Sahr.
Gaun ,rercen iIe's einiebn
8enn Cater ia blinft:
Das es nur aus Itcrbeit
llnc Srrttum entlprinst.
Die QawYers uno Dottprs,
DE pfaf niunit audi,
lie rtrcen cenn faum nct
Msbr leyu in Ssbraud'
Sie percen itutt ihrDpfsn
Limb ibrem 8eldmier,
Sartcfeln fein pfanien,
llno lhafen ,pie tpir !;
slud, lcnf etpas treibe't,
$50 ytusen 1T far
Deun Yisl sitt es S'nits
Jud @inbuuocrt Sahr.
limb ou uno ih, 0eIer
$50 0ao 10 / + pobl ean'1?
Ssah @inhuncert Sabren
$50 trifft man uns AT?
Sn Naae Der Sreuce g
en- trauriser Shaar?
Mir tpiGens scpi6lid'
g1ad, G;nbunoert Sahr.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-24
Convention.

The first step has been taken The Con-
ventlon Question is carried in Kentucky.
we say not that all who vote far a Con-
ventlon are in favor Of Emancipation bui
this we do say, that the great majority are.
The first word we heard, when we com.
menced the Examiner, was, "you will throw
back the cause and the more t%houghtless
added, "we are glad you are out, il will stor
The Convention"
We knew better. We knew that thinking
men were not influenced by this considera.
ton, and that real, earnest hopers for free.
dom, would only work the harder for it,
We said so. The result-the vote Of Louis.
vile, especiaIly-prores that we were right.
The people want 10 get at his question oil
slavery. They are eager to drive the evil
from our soil, forever. Where are their lea
ders -! Where the good and great to speak
for them Where the FIR seeing, clad in
proof mail, and ready to give and take blows
IN the glorious cause Where the men will
ling TO labor apd to wait! Never was the
harvest ripper, and so full of promise. Never
before had cleaners in any field a surer weld
and a richer future. Let them reap it-let
the one blot upon Kentucky be swept away
Jet her voice go up for freedom, through
their lnstrumentality, and not only will they
be fixed stars in the clear upper sky, on
which all posterity shall love 10 gaze, bur
they will so shake and rack the a%ccursed evil
elsewhere, that Jirginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee will echo back their shout for lib
erty and be free!
What a motive /! What a result! Vi
men of Kentucky, and seize the opportunit,
Of greatness forced upon you Up, make
glad your good old commonwealth Up
and wing forth influences, which shall plan
the standard of freedom in our sister States
South, West, and East!-Up, let it be you
glory, and the glory of Kentucky, that, OF al
the planting States, we first heaved off thu
incubus of slavery, and proclaimed universe
emancipation TO man !-LOuiSDiM ky. Er
Uutuer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-24
The One idea.

At the Columbiana County Liberty party
Nominating Convention, held on the 18th
inst, the following resolution was adopted I;
Resolred, That we support candidates only
who 90 in favor of Total Abstinence in con-
nection with Liberty principles.
We confess we are unable to see what
closer connection rum-drinking has with sla-
very than Tariffs or Banks. If Liberty par
ty, under professions of anti-slavery, is at
liberty to hitch on TO its principles Total
Abstinence, we think it ought 10 be less
liberal of its sneers at the nineteen points of
Goodellism.
The Convention was not perhaps so much
to blame, after all, for its adoption and in
corporation into a creed of extraneous mat
tiers no doubt its members were all ready
10 cry, " Help, Temperance, or we sink."-
They acted, we presume, upon the principle
of self-preservation. They found their " one
idea" of political anti-slaveTy was not able
to drag their party car out of the mire, and
SO they hitched on another I" one idea -
political temperance-hoping that their tan
dem team would be able to 90 ahead.