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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08
WESTERN Ell OTEL.
Z ssaa by WIN MCCLURE. .""
wv MCCLURE has purchased and fittet
W. up the stand formerly occupied by
w. L. Hipkins, in 'ts .''. 7,'' 'al
Gilb0a, Putnam County, {,

Where he. willbe ready 10 eentertain III
travelling community, and all who callupou
him, as good style as can'be doneiIn thls
section ofcouniry. Iiistable will be sup
piled with the best that the coaniry affords
and he will do all in bis power IN make his
honse pleasant and agreeable resort 10
The travelling communliy.
His S,abling aud other accommodations aIe
ample and wllFeiye Satisfaction. SON sgr
Nh GiIboa. Pit, Co q, IN ne 25,i leAzse
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08
Piece 1oE pa ckk ge.
ONE ARTICLE

" is at least tWlCo The
value of,he .entpe stoch Of dry goods usua!!
ly keptsby our laekrst wholesale IobbeTs.-
This fact, together with the fact. thai OH
means and our attention, instead ofheing di.
vivided among vast variety Of articles, are
devoted wholyio ONE, will g ndrr the adVan'
tsges which we can IF hr dealeisptriecil,
.obvious; and / shall h. our cale that none
who visit our establishment shall meet win
any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete al all st asons
ioftbe year. ~ .
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08
Lee, Judsom 4. LEE,

p S.-B. F. LEE, formerly ofihe
firm of Lord u Lees, and laie soinior part
ner in The original firm Of Lee u Brewster,
from which connection he wihdlow some
line ago, and has resumed bus'n' IS il CON
nectUn with Mssrs. Lee and Judson, und'
he firm of LEE, JUDSON g. LEE, and he
ventures 10 assure his friends and the public
that the new finn will maiutain thu same pre-
eminence in this branch of ihe ira e, whicI
formerly distinguished the other two houses
10 which he belonged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.

al Doubts Remored We warned our renders few
days ago. that there scheme loon 10 raise al
organize armed force in The Uaited States r the
lent and orcle conquest Of Of the Northern prov
inccs o. Mexico. Since that time, have conyer>ed
with ntienan Of unimDeachabe character, whb had
c'mHand ii one If the United States steamers for the
Transportation Of soliiers, arms. munitions &C. from
New Orears III Tampc, and Vera Cruz. during The
var and who says hat 10 hi personal know ledge,
there Is mp tubt ct The existence Of such plot. He
was al Tampco Frequently. where the movement was
openly canvassad; knew Of the meetings. the subject.
and says that those who engaged mi would have made
that CITY the place # reud wIhour cpning back
to tief ZONES but fur the fact That the Government or
d-red our no IS to be maTehed hack and disbandtd
certain points irhin tile United States Corpus Christi
IS n" fixed upon as the in, Of meeting, and l4rgr
number Of wagons, mules, Sc, being bIngh up and
i isced At at place
Bal he N st astonishing thin1 connected with this
mcn:'rcns plot TO roo Mexico Il her fr lie and val
bic lahds, is the fact HH t;e Naturalization has been
ltaraei Of it. Or iutIrnant says that Col. DE-
EuSsy Of the Louisiana aimen, VIII, hal been asked
! t. oerone tile leader Of the movement, told him ira
! h kactc w. Buchanan apprs'd of it more thai
three ~ nll!s snc- II he informed oft Of wheel
ihe IS ~ doubt lie certainly communicated it to the
President, he bJunl 10 d., being me nber Of hi
cIbnet
1 J. t'e Austin d .n1crat of the lG'h ut. we find
TIE oIl3 owing paragraph, which may be interesting t
| he "ianleI, :"
! We earn By gentleman recently from theTi Gran1e
h1 there is general revolutionary movement ping 81
in tie east portion Of Mexico. In the several towns
parties forming under different lreeX's. but he
object If which is t. ertain the public strength Of IN
, o-i;ijn The Cent III Govarn.utnt. i He leadin.
men accusing the lover classes against the eXis il.
G.y1rHnAnt aui cz ns Of the U. States are busiiy a
work among them. The priest and alcalde otSG
praando AMI IF the leading Characters Of hat dis
rcI, have op My declared frl Constitution Of So
public bali recently given the Amprcans in tina
nc !hborIyld who are treated with mach re>pecl by tn
tizea- They express great anxiety f Capt. catch
company To remain Of The RIO GcanJe.-T n.
Pic. Of ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
TIE WIG alEETING AT FORT UARRG

ihe following, communicated BY letter addressed to
the Indiana State Journal is The first account we have
.een 4 The great Wig gathtrng which was held al
Fort Harrison, Indiana, on h. 5tn list !:
I5fre ilau.c, Sept. ;, l848.
The Conrention ofhe Fc9p'c to-day has been elo-
I'll ns aiaiT-he harbing-r Of surcrss ia November
Nj less than f'ce"tyjire thousand in Council
some say more; but lnere was enough to show thai The
spirit of HE stare is aroused, aud tie gallant Sd
der OF The Rio Grande will be pcby sustained By the
Wing Democracy If indiana.
Never did witness better feeling on all hands
one more certainly Indicating uuion If an inlt
"iHhed men to rcscue HE administration OF tie {. "
e:hueAt from the iMJecIe men who now control
IL.
IhomPson Lane, and GOV. Letchcr. OF Old Ken
.chy) vtTeI themselves Nj Il uev renown. ~ ALE
defenders Of The rights o free Representative Govern
nirnt.
L'nler (of l.os AMI Lane spoke last nigh at the
.'u'! iuus, and acquitted themselves mosi creIiably
io-.'5ht Nelson. O'Nelil. Suit. Orh. dc will sp,.ak
n ERIE iiauje, and haila dozen The For, Where
: me two Ihoaslnd yet finger ill Tie mo nnr's sun
s!aii semi them On their h.neNaId way rel i.cing
CIV. i.elcaef President u the Div-a fit c1upli-
'heni 70 Old Kentucky, whose gallant sons wcrr The
earliest defenders Of Indiana infancy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
NEW YORK AND CINCINNATI.

THE fnl1winr from Cis's Advertiser, Cone Of lhe
best papers in ne couury win surprise friends III
Gotham aid elsev h re =
feW TesJnS, even among cizens, enter
tain adequate in respecting the extent and la.utie
Of western business If assert That the exports
Of Cincinnati surpassed those Of New York, | should
sarle even Intelligent persons here and incur rid cue
ELSEWHERE, 1t the assertion were left wirut is proper
evidence. The prIufis easily made. however, as the
statement The exports Of New York in 1917 anonn-
tel n S52 Sl9271 This exceeded the expnr of $40
hl sixteen millions, and The exports Of lS4Gex ded III Sc
of any previous year
'lhe eApoTis ot Cincinnati fJr l6i7 which was the
hTsf year during which any register Of exports was
k"pt, were IN value 500 252 bling an excess over
those OF New lark amounting 10 nearly three millions Of
doiiars Insist sill greater disparity being ex.
mblttd III The fact that five millions Of dars Of
The New York exports consisted Of SPECIE an article in
no dtgree an industrial pTolnci and whose export in
taci ought 10 he deducted from the business operations
OF New York, rather Than be permitted 10 swell their a.
mount.
These statistics distinctly 10 show the vast sl-
Perlory OF Interior inreiln Commerce. a. a means of
adding 10 The wealth of any community. The prohabli
ty Is That i've times The amount Of productive industry
was sustained IN shipments theirs--the great
dy Of their exports being merely forwarding 9th. pro
ducts If the Ntsl."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

would he nithout excuse If were TO shift the rela-
tonshlps hich subssted at the tune They took Inc
with the declaration ofprinciples | had published to
the world, aud would be without defence if | were
10 say or do any thing TO impair the force Of that de-
caraon.
have said that | would accept nomination from
Democrats but iii so doing | would NOT abate
J"i or title OF my opinions written down. Such
nomination. as indicating coincidence Of opinion
on the part of those making it. should not be regard
Ell with dIsiavor by those who think Nth me; a
compliment personal to myself il should not he ex-
pfcted That | would repulse them with Insult. |
sh1Ii not modify my views TO entice them my side
shall not reject their aid when they join my friends
voluntarily.
have Said wasnot party candidate nor am in
that stras htencd and Sectarian sense which would
prevent my being the President of the whole people
IN case OF my election. did not regard myself
one before the convention met. aud that body did
not seek 10 make me different from what was
ihey did not letter me down TO Il series Of pledges
winch Y ere 70 be iron rule Of action i'll all, and
Ia despite Of ALI the contingencies t!at hi -ht arise
IN the course OF presidential term. | not
gagged to lay violent haEds ildiScriminatcly upon
pubic Officers good Or bad, who may diTtr i'll opin-
i'm with me.
! am not expected to force Congress bv the cocr-
cioh Of the veto pass laws suit me pass none
his Is " hat mean by not being party can id,,te.
Aud und tand this is good y hlg doctrnc-I
would not be pTrti-TR President and hence should
not DC Il party candidate III the sense that would
make one. This is the sum aud substance Of my
meaning, and this is the purport of the facts and cir
( cunstances Attending my nomination, when consid-
cred N their connection with, and dependence upon
one another.
refer all persons, who are anxious on the sub
Ject, to THIS statement for the proper understanding
Of my position towards the Presidency and the peo-
PIC II it Is not ineligible, | can not make it So
and shall cease to ateuptit.
In taking leave of the subject I have only to add
that my two letters TO You embrace all the topics
design to speak OF pending this canvass. Ii am
elected shall do all that an honest zeal mas elIcc
to cement the bonds Of our ncn and establish the
happiness oi my countrymcn upon an enduring ba
SIS. 4. TAYLOR.
70 CaptJ 5 iLa:s3y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
GEN. CASS AND TIE WIL1IOT PROTIsO.

Every member Of the Virginia Legislature during the
Session Of '4G is e,opped from ting for Lewis Cass.
During tn i session the following res lunn offer
ed by Mr. Hdrvia Of Amtlp, and undlai0,sY adopted
by both li,uses. 1t will be that This res luton
directly in the teeth Of Casss doctrine laid down
the Ni:holSln letter.
ally Rcsolrcd 'aamimonsIu. That under cir
imstan es vii this boiy recl .n,ze rs binding any
e"ao''"eui of the federal gov-r"" ut ehrh has tor lis
oj CT the Prohibition Of slavery in ana territory 10 be
acquired either by conYtesto or treaty: hodngIj be
the NATURAL and lnteirl>ibe right Of each aid every
citizen Of each and Stale of tris confedeacy 10
reside with his property IF whatever description in any
territory which may acquired ~ the arms Of The Jn-
ed Safes 0r yielded by treaty with any foreign paye''
Ehe l.ocof,co State Convention o last winter endors
ed This and decatel thai under n, l9iicai necessity
trh4tercr would they support candidate who claimed
such power Tor Congress who claimed for a.terturia
gl~Iainre any power the sutherland yet they
sustain Polk who siened bill containing the first rrn
ripl' and support Cass who claims fir the people Of
NV Mexico and Caorna in their territorial crpacuH
this iIcni-a power over the subject? Yin Hrp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

While We sincerely entertain these views all value
the unun with the United States as highly As we
should The simple guisn avery here would be box
I'd upon greater misfortune 10 HE territory than houu
Caht rnl had remained in lis frnrr state n wrr- at
the sut c'isl> abandoned lis fate We have bah
the power and Tie vii tn maintain California in lepen
dent It VI Ne1- bul u behave tnonuh slavery cuIJ
net be generally mt iHc, Thai its crnon wtnlL blast
The prospect u Ne country Il would make it 4t<rrpu
'1H'e tr the whie 10 tabor fr his re..l end ii voul
thus dTt'e Oh % other homes the only class u enr
'a!'lr"a WiSl's II .-ts The s,Osr and Industrious
inldi'c class u eleiy. We would therefore ID tir
part Vi n'Eefy hundrehs If III population f lhs
cnnhIy NEST il+Hny protest against the In reduction #
,hs olghi up N The prosperity Of the home Of adp
n. 70 s.io"iu "ik uph u as an unnecessary. mu!
"ilTdtRectua and soclI! upon oufsey,s ana
testify.
Inc assertion in lie paragraph al qrot-d Fl N Tile
letter ct Nj Bur2nan aiat every ,cilay would b.
fnrded 10 he we to escape from hir master is 4 True
one LEI single slapce be east al tn sri US evils
r1'tai!ed nP'n an entire population BY fugv, saves
INA law '>s albeit rs Ut other classes Arle over az
sent OF WIG unuhIai'eI country. and nt sfInr Tire IA.
ways sHd mountain passes ana wi.l show III absurd
y OF every T5nEr' ia supp 1T + Their airud.c,l and
me i-n2ranct N The s.pplcrs Of The nica~ute. TIN
saws can MT b. held Ia ndlge here every YIN,
has travelled tr'm tie Sierra Nevada ot Jhe nTJh
seaport cIe~ OF I!'e s'n,hrru C,usiry VII admit. Gu
rln'e nQolry The Ca,rna IN irrai ar upln this sub
0r sa|S II wonII tn creates cI,a .ily tie pow
e q ihc. nilrl aes cahld' int upon CahtIrnia
and slci ci'aui'y Congress Has IL ri IA, brqIrtl
~ a. nFTy 10 ihe WISHES Of ihe people Il this coun
ihn Sur Acknowledges the receipt If intelligence
fun Oregon ril the Saulwi; Islands. It mas viriou
extracts i4oin HE Honolulu papers relative to III ont
T'-es N Oregon s. d cHnosr. Y,niy t.o,s pelpit
si.u< live tile esther SIDE Of sunset
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

thai Trofessed reg9rdfr Mr. Clay VIII s. name is used
to promote the Interests IF h;r Van Bur,n How tar ue
"tH leave Mr. Clay hirnS, f 20 rninr-
ais 'noyrn' H. though .'keepng the wsTl Of pos
MISE To the ear" Of Mr. Fillmore, is alike H. ste to
HIN and 10 Gen Taylor. The association uf his name
win Ina Of Mr. Clay. 10 ndep pendent elccta
raj icke for the benefit Of Mr. Van Buren, was piece
"t griiuliuns lieachery
We lntrr from this SIDE movement that the direct eff
o7iS # Mes~rS Hall, White, Seden, Davis &c. To be
guile Why's into Tie -uplor of Mr. Van Buren, have
moi been successful; and hence the tempt to di
Fide airy @h Sc Integrity and faith Were tempted III
vain. But the ef,rt o dis prganze W HIS will prove
equally ab1rilve. The spirit If r-Henge the
Try Is |" be lis sicln, vii Gud little sympathy in Wing
ooIJms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
t'm1innuli. Sent. II.

TIE o. Reilly line hotween LOUSY lille and New o.
leans Is advancing steadily towards completion. The
section between Baton Rouge and New Oreans has
Just commenced operations, aud The line from Louisville
IS working successfully through Nashville, Tuscunbia,
Memphis, and Holly Springs. The Section between
luscumba and Batn Rouge requires only little more
wire and thu. gap will be Tiled up in a few weeks
when the " hole O'Rely line between New Orleans and
he Northern and Western cities will be cnnple;td-
- far from being stopped by he INJUNCTION, the lines
never were in better ORDER and instruments are used
n Kentucky in place Of those 10 VIII CHI Judge o54c-
ieL. There are twenty ways Of teegraPhing, and MI
u Kelly provides several kinds thai delay can
ever W experienced any line constructed by him
he kentuckylrjunclion only applied to the singh in
strlnient use louisville. and there new one /,
Placed and the new Instruments are ready whenever
necessary II other respects the 0'Relly lines which
now form an aggregate of Cur thousand miles,
king III their usual way:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
From the y. O. Bee.
GEN. CAS5 AND THE pROTISO.
NlAre rnuf.

Re !. q ell N IN eF.d ace' direct Or 'nIifec 0!
,-'l N'N9 're9HS n1tF'd q" slavery; AMI Opposition
!" Is N'e"S"H' Besides rs own declaration that he
.r1"'f7 'Ao eN'S nce u slavery ana pays i'r IL
I'.'"' tfFfH "iFfe we nave Dis recorded sediments
c-''tlGl n Iit t"t7I 'alsN oela e. aHl me history q
ms Haie career, IN suoSant'at0n OF his mncal post
-!"h IN" .fd' 'ie N'"h. I'm TIE lFoh Dies not SIP
i'T'- a man IS genera = h!' wn hy th@ company he
Aa'i', n! are - n; - mos determined advo-
' ,; a. We >;i'" M:iln itysls' men without
'''o o"'' '.IlS fiyn''; ;
N''e'' = ''.'t' n " II - ''e "'elt'.''l-
oPP'Hr"' oi ''"tFlF' 'es'"l "y {" ms we lAVle
',''' 7. III 'rau IL ioln"''S et'er' ad'
70 Us i', D'i", ny ee''7ah u h'9h re-
pCc""''I'! ''nl ma We Jnd5'nen
- 'f"l', Aug ~, 1913.
it''H- p 'i'Ii"9 Htlt IN NdS 4'HhH. HtNt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

IN one ct the ~ ms Of The Smithsonian Institute is to
be erected the philosophical machinery given , the Insti
tut By Dr. Hare, Of Phi.ade hia and worth s25 eco
Inc en- Inca lecture room, abov t, has groned CEILING
heavily hb d, ard with foliage at the intersections Of
tile r5s HE cl<er has pillars, heavily CAPPED with
every variety Of foliage. Window glass, in the shape
ui he diamond, fine crown, was i.pured from Eur
land. he inner doors Of Georgia pine varu,hed:ba
outer are broaz d. orna mered with old Norman hinnes
and shields he west wing. which nearly Completed
IS highly priamented bat f heavier aud n.ure sub
stantll structure than the The most distinguished
feature is lie apss semlcir uar pnjeciion with yaul
ted roof and pillars,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

ru ''h' ~ W. y '''"' 'of'
'c" . "''7 ~ iFed '"I PllIt1 lie "l tlo
''''''- ~ P',t y '"e uiS'h' @'i a"c
M'oIi'' ''' Us, W. eur! III my"
.,a,nlor,i i" ITALY u"'e VIII > I'll
,,',J 49,, y 'ta ~ n3 wy p'N'f e"s '!T nF"
Hill nr,,, 11 IL i ."';'''"+ y"I' ! ~
h,v, a. I " n. '- w. ~
ls., III ,.: VII" III ~ ''N
H., ,ce,, a,,o.1; - t'.t'' ~ '''"'y
s,fna n III , " ',"' .''
INV Il ujyp HI III ,,b s,,.,r, r.,y LII,
.rss or Ih. Inst t,ypnr, fy, r.ars 49, ' ~,
,rtfi .i.ni reason 7, irsi;r, III, il L, ili.
eliminate ,p,,s;t,,, p t;t In.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
III haste,
Editors Of Bee.

A'a'am2-We judge frrn the papers in this State
NE Augusta Stn'Ia d iiai very animated can
vass IS in pro-rp>s there Many dist inruisheJ Demo
cri's harr taken he stump tr Oh Z en- :he chasing
scenes Of The las Congress, Folks signing Tie Nilmol
Pi'v:so b!l-ani the votes Of all Cas- confidential
ifle1ds g inst thr Missouri Compromise, wili make
9 iai "any "'h Democrats taAe The Sime course.
Am we distinguished Democrats If Alabama Who
PR ring heir couR'ry to party have bndl, pr.caim
"a IL II d-villn % Con. Taylor, is Cul H. Nj Julie
an eminent lawyer an r,nnen q Of that State
/ IS reas ~ "F this sci forth with urea
power aud ability III speech delivered at Eutaw ii !ha;
Stale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
FRANCE
COMMENTS OF TIE EUROPEAN TIME on
THE ARRESTS IN FRANCE.

COMMEN Is OF HE ~ itoPEAN IiME : ~
TUE ARRESTS IN FRANCE.
We limit ourselves describing the effect
which the peruSal has pro ured in minds. NJ NJ
Araso. Cavaisuac La,nar,ine.L dru R,r Caus,iGi &C.
Marra~t. and lie chief il the rev iii ". have
seyeray been exa mined. AMI is plain from the con
current testimony If almost all TINT The revou ion was
effected Ly combination of the lowest of the people
chiefly Connected with the National and RJofne news
papers. The money raised by loans and has beeA
squindeTed amongst the vet OF mankind, for the double
purpose Of creating alarm in Paris, whenever The
political pinis was 10 BE- carried and for the still more
mischrvous purpose Of pr,pagaudi~m in foreign paris
The evidence given Is l vague. and DIES liny Each
witness represents principle. Oae witness, Manned
Chem, police agent OF lie West chara,tr ii The rLy
4 lEssaeIe, reveaISa The pflcee lngs Of ihe crn-
splraOis fore and aiar Fbfu Try AMI re hardened
lhfon5haced Hahn has not appeared since the DAYS #
hoAeSperre- lie proves the coiinson between Lrdrn
l'"Ihn l.auariIne, Louis Blanc and CauSsdlere with
itaSiii, o"oieT AMI The red X Pu'caGS lie eyd nce
ot t~vl5rac e4vesa palt impress ION he Is o eniy
charged VITA leaving il~ deleceles5 By The lnSui5lgn
cy OF The iroo?s ri his explanations are not sIIi>tAcio
IT, i-'drn '.lin Il rs evidence IS I" be beevcd,haS
tien care OF me fu'ur' ana ms c"nir'FeI to remit
1oYe - lUUJ Sterling 10 llAdoA or Investment III the
iHns
lte ComalIsSar'eS which G sent to tie PROVING
quite qaltd IN Ihr character the utamHus agents Of
the ConVen!ion, II re were amongst them Ilb rated
co"Ne'S 'aliofS oe'AAeI>-aii Y me Wusl klu II
as wholly out Of cur power even 10 form Conjecture OF
what may be the re- HI Z" aeSe most extraordinary doc
ulrht'' ihey nave now been published some daystnd
ras mas oec me agi3ieI Ia pets y the same mode:
ana mas been IN" scene OF similar ecucS TO thoe which
pfetee ed the App, May ana June N 'nslFallons l.
IS Sad That Gavalgnac will endeayur 70 cushion The
whole matter, bat the reaction a.aln- The Hepu5c
now becoming general especially il The provinces, but
we dJd1t Whthr he VIII BE- ABLE To "Heet his "iJact
ut S"cailst HeWsi"pefs have nhn suppressed ~
Puo.c uecte Inc mjst extensive military arrange
mems are continually fce IL suppress any dist
IN f'rs. lie Ouarde Aioale u tr-e haeH'S,pa-
'ale the city and rHnllrS are ! dusr1u~Iy calculated
l'a' NE ! iiarN5 hs l.'Ltnsts have c'll-
eace1 Win view 10 BRING abIut 90 int rCvUlI lJn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
On he uccoatet .orcnea; il tie ely IF Mr. York

ir'al 'Ae Albany Evening Journal Of Monday.
The ne ,ioremeit Ia .Nelc I6,b here was 4
meeting ~ tn city Of New York. Friday. which in
Foked The name Of Nj Clay n: with any expectation Of
orhth ng tiai eminent statrsnlln but FIR the purpose
ana WIN the design Of dis racng lie Wing parry and
Ielea!n[ lis candidates fr President and Wee Pfesi.
dent But, though sach the object Of tie move
meni such will nu be lis effect OF The tens of thou
sands OF W hg> in State whose hearts are with Mr.
Clay, there ar few, indeed, who can be drawn away
from Their duly by the speci1us but unworthy proinl-
on Of his maine.
- Ills Hall, who presided over the gathering, 10
griher WI y ~ Sc who o." itup. He'd il IL
VI Of Aif Van Buren,. Their ojtc! is c,usis'e n with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

Thee is very remarkable dwarf extb itir arh,t
Masonic Na'on, WHO, though rot The world renowned
Gun on Thumb, The REF II lnrrn Nlco.ia and If N
The ned heads Of Eur,p, is nrverlhr.,, we'll worth
seeing lie i sixteen years MA, thirty ou inches Eiub
and weighs twenty eght pounds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

in your behalf COD IS the sde Of HE barlburner"
Suddenly his Voice l.hc sunk ha.k upon hi chair and
him and carr, d down but did breathe after
wards. He had expired Instantly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

The Albany Argus contains letter stating that at
meeting Of genileipen Of tile Free il party held al
Schroon Lake. Judge Tyr conmenceo speaking in
b.sky excited and energetic and had proceeded
alb mt twelve minutes when he said Gentlemen YOU
have 'he prayers Vi all g9.i mcn nd So christians
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS!l RIBBO.N,s!n

FEVHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand Iarye S,oc,
IL Questionable Rbhons. plain and liIure;s. Of
widths. Some Of them VIII answer 10 dress coarnun
BonnetS. aud the will dn for fancy and ornamen,I
uses. Price Gi GEMS JOHN. PURyIS, Ap,r.
p. Sian this day recevinga large lot Of t,ood
various kinds, sent from Auction Sale in Rich,n
which viii be sold at about haiti their value
July 3--ts ii jNO. J.PCkNiS. Alt.
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need nat call attention TO the admirable letter of
"en' Taylor 1t viii lie read aid approved Il by every
PATRIOTIC y ing IN tie land Even John NJ. Bo;is says
he would be satisfied with il. If Gen Taylor had viii
zen nohin5 else,
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