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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
$50 1T
Ocora 0duIel,
aus SoDtit, ganoaerihtsbPS. Sreuberg,
@rcRheri. NPi1en. INnrn1ffnht 9.

aus QDhit, eanoQeriftsbeS. SreuberA
@rc6beri. 9e6en- Carmftabt !?
Derielbe perlieB feline S,eimatb am l6ten
Ncuember 1916 III @eiellidaft eines c5cbanr
Oterfel, ebenfa0s aus NDhit. gr reiite pDl
Wcrms Den Nbetn hinab nah 6aure De
@race, bon no er ct auf einem, Der sSirma
Sotn 9oams unb Nattan in Stem. DART qes
hDrenoen, S6iffe bic Heiie ilber ben Ocean
mad, NemsDcrf eemad,t baten foo. = Der
bittet ihn uno alle Wenldeas
freunoe, Die feinen 9Iufentbalt milIen, ibm
]efdllse Tadridt su 9eben unter Der 9Io,
Dre6e; Sobann cana.
Canton, Starf &c.. Sbic.
co. ltnfere Wehfelbfdtter in gaew- -9)orf,
pbilaoelpbia, NetpsSrleans uuo
Baltimore Derben unter 3utIhe-
rtng unferer @e9enoienfte um ae.
fdlltge 9lnfnabme gebeten. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Gouis Sbdfer.

Rehtsanmalt uno 9fcturius, Canton,
Starf @r., Sbio,
QSirb teine unSetbelte Qufmrrtfamfeit al(en in
ftn Sad ttlasenpen 8cfihaftsn, bic ibm anper.
braut ,pernen moscn, in Start anc rem ansren,en.
ceu Counties wirinen. 3usleib tcna9ribtist CT fei.
nrnsanrslcute, rag ct rcr Gurjcn tpabrenp fcines
NutentDalts in Sle.p Yort, burt bic atise 6iiIfe
ten Sarjfhen 0rnfuls rateltlt Ginridtlnsen ~
trsffen i'm Stanos mar, ,ppnaob cr tnnftia iraen
8etdafte in alien IDslen Deuthlano burob lte.
ttrsatc an fclSence Slchtsanpalbe piinttltd9 uue
prompt perfsben tann.
Sar &beinbeGen unb @roBherscatbum
8aben,
..@cnrab Steinmes. Wahenbetm am Der
9aarct Hbeinfrets 8aiern.
SIR Wirsburg, 8ambera unb qans sllt-
BaDern, Sranfen, Nnsbad, Hilrnbera uno
bas &on,sreih Wartembers, Or. Nrat,, %.
Humpff, fonisl. lppeuationsseridts slSpo-
Fat in 8dmberg.,
Sur 3Deibriiden, Eantbura unp 0fbeiu.
prenBen, bru. Carl @ellen, fSni9l. Qlbyo
Fat IN 3rpeibriiden.
Sictarins Wclf Oberbrcnn, Depart-
ment J!eoerrbetn, glfaB. 80
:. Volmadtrm uno seridtlidbe Ootumente ieSer
4rt w'ioen BON ibm in Deutf3er, ensli(s6er UNI
franjellihsr Sprabe ucrfert8t. .,r.'l,
Canton Sebr. 2. Is47. s.bu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
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Nu9eineinc GnculnipSDe

!. ~ ,,se' %antsnts, Yabritanten gefhdftsleuts.
y a"'els> Snemlfrle<, gemetbes u. Neoljdu,
s.n ~ e Dvsa S'en,tanclses R6rft,tnd i,ts.
esM S9anosL ~ o.e Sabritsn, Manufoftnren.
Mn"ne m; Mho geWeroe, 9Saarenfunoe, Adsrr
nh, SwpSuWl, 9Ne't. nno Stffban u. {. Nd.
>earbe'tef pcn e.net@eieafd,nft 8elsbrtcr y.
ratt. 1auHeute, teranegeaeten prn ar.
s. Hccfmann z. rer1l. u. rerb. sInfIaqe.-
Er'heln: ir 2 9rrBe Sre. ge. IA gso. 20
ttie prels a Sceft = Is @ts. l. bis 80 Nef.
Der |. go. lie9t Sur gin1lht pcr bei
Nhilrp StIrtpf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Wvrnels Eertknn,

)cer aeiammfer loanbclswiffcnfhaften fit
Saufeute II. Sabrlfauteu. N2it ben 9IbbiI.
.nnaen Der nancslsflaaqen aller Gationen.
fbenfals III S,efteu Is ets. Cos l. Nsft
am, e'n9cieten sperben tsi pbil. Stiirbcf.
9emelttd,aftl'dle G'eianabiltcrp., ein,slm
aud, te'n9ebunoen nit Giclrlhnitt II. gr!r,
,frs'ernn9 - reer beim Dnseno i'm lestern
Sahe eeoenteno ,pcblfeiler su baben ingut,
ocen oet phiIipp Gtiirbcf.
Scher's 9eidlrbt Der 0emtfuten il, 9lme>
tia &c. rorrdtbi9 II, at hoben lei
IL. bp. Ybilipp Stiirhcf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Sourten iH $ gesirf Shic fir 1648.
Supreme Court.
Sellmtiana Cert. Is Start, Cunt. ,Oft.
1usearapas SOttct.t IA CARROT, OFT.
Danten am 6. 9cprter, in 0olambns
Court Of Common pleas.
0clnmtus-QSart %, Suni Is, 9lcpemttr 8.
9tart-Qpril g., Nu3uit 8, Ottcter l9.
fuseara,pas-4pril 2s, Ausuf "a, 9scremttr Q"
Sarrcn-mai 10, Nm. .nlf is, 91coemtsr |.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Wertb Der @olo uno Subermiir,er1.
DODu Bauer

Utaht telnen 6reunben uno @buneru. Co.
'p'e penn pnbllfnm iiberhanpt, hermit bic
etaepene Anselae. oab er auf leinen, olten
spa.vslahNen ,sS.. .!a Stanopunfte, Die bon cafob
s.s. @v.. e.seer setnhrte @rceerD fdufid, an I'D,
asu.ant ,nat, nno nun bereit 1T iebem 2,r.
'RIsepsnosn ns a NIT ben belten unS rpobfeiliieu
Saarel' ieines Sad,es gu bieneu. 's y -
canton, Npril2l. l847.r ~ 1a.h.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
erduutp xseanrte,l.

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Saect 8 allatin,
QB Is sl III y. 8urtt, Nuritrr.
Saepb Ser plinacr, Sdasmeitter.
GeprSe So 10, 8cecroer.
0epr9 QDct +, Sdbcrif.
Nrnclc $pndb, $anrmc6tr.
Sames . " laa ban, Grrrner.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Gphn 9Seber.

aa..g,n SDhn Weber.
ggtquor ! Sanolnns uno GfiIn, H8abrif
Gerrp strass,. Elm glersd nsrsl,a ssr1s -.
Canton Sbio. s. 9'"
ssb 2strtsshaus,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Dat,lys Is. 7Este1,

g9df ioecen etne rene uno uniibertreff1ife
ansmabl 9nter bon allen Scrten, pa{Iens
iir aae Sabresseiten, erbalten, Die er IN ben
bi0isftsn preiieit sa Dertaufei, beabId,fiot.
Eommt, unterlnd'et unb tpir tlno oetpig
bag ttrntd,t nntefrteoist unfern Stcbr Der r.
.f0Eef f-J4~ ~ at.-e Ht ~ @IksFFF
0antsn apra H., laAI ll7-bS
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
GerlcsltS Bfaaltcu.

: 5cbn peaset, 4,rd icents Sii6ter.
Sobn 0rcenwpcp,
samuel S6rans, Gebatfsri6ter.
Samcs .6aj4ett,
9armpn 9tirser, Clcrt Der @uprz ou'
oa8a 8afftnfrerser, 9lert Common gle"
StrarDim lRcptr Staatsz zQnipalt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Qeinrih Si(terl J

toebhrtia BET Sad,fen slltenbiira I'm R6nias
reid gahfen, spelder Dor strei Sabren 6.
Waondtea mid, feline @befrau, kbeimlib pers
la{5sn hat,. ,lpirb hermit anfaeforcert. bis
,una l. Mdrs I'D, bier tn Baltimore eiaSus
finben, inSea ieb MIDI fcnff rieber nertbeli'
d1eH sreree.. ga.sa1 sG!s{1 - f,{fr
.1ss5slS' ssaafsc.ntfe Gtf&en -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
M o / Il

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aus SSeltrltrunt @rreters. Sltentura g.
Serie!be fol- lid, sutest in Gumterlonb
h'c. ort9ehalten haten, II. feline befimmer,
Ten eltcrn tpl,nfden febnlidlt Nad,rid5t pcu
'9'' "n'ef Der Slcereile S. S6rner.
Sb0rfPffnn G. H
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
g, 6, q. Witttn9.
Dent fde ap te.
~n ~ faslttt Lusssra'pae. .ottas, Sc
VO Il. seaittr s. pirron5s 0roesrp.
Canton, Sbic.
$50 1T
0sora Ofiebael Rob
aus 9Salcfee in GbeinbaDerns

aus gSalc4ee IN TpetHpaDelns
D.rIelbe it felt etpa 80 Sabren in slues
rita uno ica 1Itb Idriftliheu Jtahrlhten Slls
folae i'll 0ntineocn (Staat unb @cnntp TT
bem uuterSeihneten unbefannt) anfbalten
Scldhe, rpelc,e Dem gnoesgenannten 9enane.
Tahrld,t ater leinen aufentbaltsrrt 9ebeu
fonnru, tpsroen Ff ben Danf oenelben i'm
h6d,lfcn @race oerbtenen.
gbrab Danter, aus Hteienbelm
icst pcbnhaft 81 pittsburs, pa.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
sGtaOt SgaulteN.

Sanitt 8rtthatl 9Naprr.
Glijab y. Gran t, otetrrcer.
marti QRitaoal, 9hasmeifer.
8epr9t 81, 91e +, MarfAal.
-. Stabtrdtbe.
|. qBarr-G ttas sittle, samts N.9a .
2. " -Scbn @autr, $twts ScSe
8. /" 8. 8. sc ttcr, g. QB. 8tlpcn.
4. n. . b0r, M. . 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
THE TAYLOR PLATFoRSI.

The power given BY. the constitution to the
Executive, % interpose bis veto, is high con-
sentative power, whichshould never be exercised
except in cases OF clear violation Of the constiiu-
fion, or manifest haste and want Of Consideration
by Congress"
The personal opinion Of the individual who
may happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought
not 10 control the action Of Congress upon ques-
tons Of domestic policy, nor ought his objections
10 be interposed where questions Unconstitutional
power have been settled by the various depart
uents Of government sad acquieseed in by the
people
upon the subject of the tariff, the currency,
the improvement Of Dur great highways, rivers,
lakes and harbors, the will Of the people, as ex-
pressed through theirrepreseniativeai in Congress,
ought to be respected and carried out BY the Exc
cutive."
.War, az all times, and under all circumstan-
ces, is national calamity To be avoided if COM
patibse with national honor" "The principles
ofour government. as well sits true policy, are
opposed to the subiugation CT other nations and
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of osher countries by con-
quest, for, in the language Of the great Washing
ton, why should we quit cur own TO stand on
preign eroundl' q. TAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
FOR THE sIMPLEs. AND
SHOOTING FOR THE BIG HEAD
Etonl ~ Bnfaln Ernn.ss.


As a further illustration of the estima-
ton in which Col Benton held Mr.. Cass
in 1876, we will repeat some remarks made
by tho former shortly after his great speech
in the Senate, The conversation during
which they were uttered, was in no way
confidential, and as its tone was in precise
conformity with the speech, there can be
no improperly in making it public.
A friend of ours meeting the great Mis-
sourian on the Avenue in Washington,
took occasion to make his acknowledge
ments for the information and instruction
he had obtained from reading the speech
in question Col Benton received his
thanks most graciously, and with that
consciousness Of his superior wisdom which
he always betrays in his intercourse with
the agentle and simple After reiterat-
ing his obligations to the Colonel for his
exposition Of the whole Oregon question,
the treaty Of Utrecht, aud many collateral
subjects, and for much information not ac-
cessible from any other source, the gentle
man inquired what was intended by " cut
ting Cass for the siuplesn-a process pro-
missed or performed by Col Benton in his
speech in the Senate
aWhy, sir, dilyou not understand that2H
said the Colonel. s.Sir, it is phrase Of
peculiar significance and force in my State
Our horses are occasionally afflicted with
malady, distemper, sir, known as the
Asimplesn Probably the same disease
prevails in other parts of the country, TN
der different name; but VIC call Il the
simples, sir It is sort of blindness,
physical and mental A horse 80 afflicted
IS utterly stnpeHed and stultiiled, sir
The operation of his instinct is suspended
Ibis senses are all gone, and be is liable
to any description Of accident In this
condition, sir, . man iersed In the teterin-
airy art is applied 10. He cuts . particu-
lar nerve, and the animal is generally re-
stored at once. cut Cass for the simples,
sir, and it cured him, But had another
remedy, in case this had failed, sir. Our
horses are liable 10 disease of different
description--it SCALED the abigshead"--
and it arises from morbid organic fumes
tons. They are attacked, suddenly, sir,
and the malady is almost always faiaL--
Under this distemper, the head becomes
preternatufally large, and The psof horse
dies in intense agony. Sometimes, sir,
We shoot the horse in the neck, when he Is
in great suffering, and instances hare been
known Of life being saved thereby. Nov,
/ sir, If I had not cured Cas- BY cutting him
| Cor the simples. / should have shot him
for the sbis head
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

The excuse, offered By Dir. Hanneean
for the appearance Of two Lives Of Gen.
cAss, one with 4 statement that BE was Oh.
posed % the Wilm6k Pf6Sis6 and the
other without !, was, thai Tie krst was
published in March, and tao second ii the
month Of June and the passage concern.
ing the Wilnhot Pr0siso vas stricken ont
the March edition, % make room for An
account Of Gen Cass's speech on the
French resolution, aud Of his nomination
by the Baltimore Convention. Mr. Han
negan made this statement upon the An.
thorIty Of two feshettable members AZ
.nlrcr ,cU1I, anu wan slser1zzy -lzrouss
nAnt at MI. Mangum's imputations against
his party The March edition, he said,
had been all exhausted. and the june edi-
ton was thereupon published and sent of
IN all directions, North and South, and
was the only one now issued.
But Mr.. Reyerdy johnson put most
summary estoppel upon this very lame ex.
PLANTATION by deliberately producing two
copies Of the Life; one containing the ex-
tract from the Nicholson letter, and the
eeatcmcus tuat ucu. SdSS WuS OppoStu W
the Wilmot Proyiso-the other omitiag
tlem-and BOTH PRINTED IN JUNE,
as appeared by their faces.
" This (says 'Potomac') was damper |
What sort Of an explanation had Messrs
Bayly and Cobb made to Mr.. Hannegan
What was Mr.. Hannegan, in such fix, to
do2 Why, just what he did dol He de-
nodnced the conduct, come from whatever
quarter it might, though he did not be-
lieye that Messrs. Bayly and Cobb had
any knowledge that the act had been per
petrated. - Richmond Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
WOOL CARDxNG
4 AND
Manufacturing AZ BrAcetoWn.

tlHIfk subscribers have recently taken the old
u Woollen Establishment at Brucetown,
(wheFe there has been no business done for seye-
raj years.) Having fitted up MACHINE, we
an now ready 10 receive Wool from those who
have Il 20 Card. or desire 1t manufactured into
goods. Allwosk entrusted TO our care shall be
executed with despatch and punctnaliiy, Ia q
style not inferior 10 any in the country.
Wool will Be received either 70 be carded or
manufactured into various kinds Of goods -
such a. Cloth, u 'rweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets.
Flannelk, FuJsed and Plaid Linseys, Stocking
) askA, a. ktNaynsn kands STRIPPED CAR
PErINGE~ IN connection with the abose goods,
all of which viii be sold on liberal terms, or ex.
changed for Wool
Having located permanently, by purchasing
The entire interest Of Mr.. J. Nj. CoYLE, in the
Brpcetown Factory, we would respectfully say,
thar we are dsaerAined u do Business on fair
terms, and win study the interest and advantage
Of those who may favor us with their trade. In
a very short time NEW MACHINERY will
be added, and such alterations made, thar sight
of II viii convince any one that we are determin-
ed 10 do our work well and on the most liberal
terms
Hard Soap, Lard and Country Produce will
be taken In exchange for work done.
WM. JOBE g. CO.
Prueesown, Jane q, islS-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
yASRIE VI:

a.Stting me up if amt the sweetest
thing in the world, = said the harp.
"You're Tyre" said the post-horn
"6lOao me if you amt
aThat's Jtat," echoed the harp; s'your
base assertion is no better than your nate
You don't iiqEidate r
The post-horn gave wheeling laughs
strutted round with swell, and rejoined
that the harp was as sharp as ever! In a
short time their good natures returned
and discord vanished Ever after they
Event it, in perfect harmony.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
STATE ELECTORS.

I. joins J. JONES', Isle Of Wight.
3 GEoRoE w. BoLLfNe, Petersburg.
B. HESRY P. IRvsNe, Cumberland.
4. yosEPH X. IRvss, Lynehhufg.
5. WILLiAM MARriN, Franklin.
s. BEsJAnIs JOHNSON BARBoUk, Orange.
2. RoBEnr T. ScorT, E4uquier
8. HENRT t. GlsNErf, Westmoreland. j
3. yoHs A. MEREDFrE. Richmond City,
10. RoBeRT SAUNDERS, WILLIAMSBURG.
Ii. ANDREw PUNrea; jefferson.
IL ALExaNpEa II. II. SfuART, Augusta.
b. SAhUEL Med. Mo0RE, RockbT4dge.
H. CosSALLy. F. TRIao, Washington.
IS 0EoRGE w. SUMMgRs, Kanawha.
Is. GlDEcN ID. CSMDEN, Harrison.
IL. FR4Ncis II. PIERPoxF, Marion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
GEN. TAYLoR,s GENEROSITY,

The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce writes
1t is provided by an existing law, that
the President, upon the conclusion of a
treaty, shall designate one Major General
who shall go out Of the army and two
Brigadier Generals. The House passed a
bill repeating this proyiso. Mr.. Benton
has reported this bin with an amendment,
suspending the proviso till the 4th of
March, so as 10 relieve Mr. Polk from the
duty. He proposes to provide also that
no vacancy shall be filed inthe mean time
Either Gen. Scott, Or Gen. Taylor must,
therefore, be designated on the 4th of
March, by the President inangurated on
that day, to go out of the Army.
General Taylor has expected that the
law would take effect within week or
two from this time; and l learn that he
has taken his measures to meet the emer-
gency IN manner consistent with the gen.
erosity of his character He has, it is
said, addressed letter TO the President,
which will be printed at proper time, re-
signing his own commission in the Army,
in behalfof the continuance Of Gen Scott
at the head of the Army. This course
was determined upon by General Taylor
before his nomination by the Philadelphia
Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
coMNissloNER's OPRicE,
Charlestown June 2i. 1871

tXThe parties Interested in the above recited
order of Court will please take notice, that shall
Atiendai my Office on SAruRDAY THE 22p DAr OF
krxr MosrH, (JuLY, for the purpose Of diseharg-
ing the duties required by said ofler, when and
where, BY l0o'elock. A, NJ, they are requested
10 attend with the papers, statements, &c, con-
necied with the accounts to be taken.
r. W0RTHINGToN, Mas, Com'r. .
Jnne u 1919 .e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
FOUNTAN HO'rEL.

l.Ight street. Baltimore, Md.
mo Wesiern aud Southern Merchants, and
VI The Travelling Community in general
The undersigned having obtained the exclusive
control Of dis well known Hotel. has az great
expense, made very extensive additions and inn
prorcments, whereby he Is nov enabled 10 ac-
comm0asie his guests with comforts and conve-
licences no, d 81 surpassed b. any House In this
Civ. and he hopes % continue 70 receive the pa
frontage that has heretofore been 50 literally be
slowed On this Estahliskment assuring his
lriends thar his best exertions shall always Be
used % render his House cheerful and eomloTia-
BE. p. THURST0Ns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

.Plpase ma'am to give me Christmas
box said . ragged little ur6hin, entering
pastry cooks shop.
'What claims have you upon His ~ she
asked. Il never saw you before
aWhy, please ma'am, Use the boy wot
looks in at the vinder heyery morning, to
see Not o'clock It Is rem hi goes to work"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

PERSONS REPRESENTED.
LEWIS Cass. q saadiaats Jsr PFsudenl
hEr1Es WocDs iats Cfisf JEstice Of OH.
Sat<iefs Citl<eas, fc.s &c.
ScENE-The Streef a. fTont 81, tlte Mem
England HID, Clccazand. Eafey
Cas- and Wood Oh fhe bdleony. "A
erol1d beiov.
Wood Fellow-citizens: / have The
honor Of introducing to you Gen. Aexis
Cas-, Of Michigan, candidate for the high
est ofkee in the gift Of the people.
Then fErHing to Cas-. Sir, your DO
htic.k opponents charge that you are OPP
peel.s la lhaf50Fs by the general govern
ment, and that, if elected President, you
would lend the influence Of your admins
tration to the extension and perpetuation
of human slavery. We, your friends, have
denied these charges, and Iseall jour at
tension TO them on this occasion, that you
may speak for yourself, andconfound your
enemies. The people, sir, will hear you
patiently, and with the greatest pleasure.
Cass Sir, | will tell you how old | was
when crossed the mountains-how long
I have lived in the northwest; and by add
ing the two sums together you can ascer-
tain my present age-a most important
piece of information I I can tell you how
many inhabitants the Northwestern terri
tory contained fifty years ago, and how
many more it contains now, from which
you viii be able to discover the laws Of po-
pulationl / can exhort you, and do ex-
hort you, fellow-citizens, to cling to your
glorious institutions while YOU have
Strengthen / am the most beautiful IL
iustration extant, Of their genius and cha
racter All these things, fellow-citizens,
I can tell, you and be distinctly heard
But when you ask for my views on the
subject of river and harbor improvements,
or the extension of slavery, my voice
grows feebIe-tke noise and confusion
which pervade thecrowd win prevent my
being heard, / know it will, and it's no
use to try (Ere3nt. )-Ddyton Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

It is stated that General Cass, In con
sequence Of the fatigues of his journey from
Washington to New York, has grown so
lean that his bread -btimmed white hat no
longer fits him, but has dropped over his
eyes, and now rests gracefully with the brim
upon his shoulders, This is thodght to be
an improvement, as it places his face and
his opinions upon precisely the same
ground, one being just as obvious as the
other.-Otio Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

An apothecary in Salem has written
over his door, All kinds Of dying stgds
sold here
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
NOT so FAST, JAKE.

The democrats Of the South are claim
ing, because Martin Van Buren,, who they
loved to perfection, and dubbeda North
ern man with Southern principles has
turned free soil man, that therefore the
Southern people viii settle on Cass as a
means of safety Not SO long as General
Taylor, Southern man, is on the track K
Cass and Van Buren, have been the same
way of thinking, and both live North of
Mason's and Dixon's line Van Buren,
has betrayed Us, and Cass may, but no one
believes General Taylor will. Besides,
we would rather have Van Buren, as
Wilmot Proviso man, thanatake Cass and
the plan he PROPOSES to settle the new ter
ritory. A question SO sensitive with the
millions Of the South, he proposes to leave
with the free negroes, Indians and Mexi-
cans to determine. This is worse than the
Wilmot ProSiso, Now, if the South is to
be shut out Of all territory, or any part Of
il, why let rs know is Z Do not give the
power into the BANDS 3f nee negroes, Indi2
ans and Mexicans. This is the worst
form in which this question can be putt
and is insulting to the South and degrading
to the American people General Cass
cannot be sustained On this question either
at the North or South. Is it natural, I'M
der such plan, that he should be? Nei-
Their the North nor the South will suffer
such an Arrangement.
Cass has no fixed position. He was
once,a Federalist, and now he is rampant
Democrat. Was once bank, tariff, dis
tribution and internal Improvement man.
Was once. Wiimot Profisoist, but now
he has changed The next thing wen
hear is, that he has turned National Re-
former or Mormon No, no, such man
cannot take precedence Of Taylor. Old
Fac is NO Southern man, or Northern or
Eastern or Western man, but he lisa Uni
ted States man, and will do Justice to all
parts Of the Union. Then Come on, boys !;
better times are coming when he's made
President. Richmond Soutkefsler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

DANGEROUS "A Western Judge deci
ded, in case that came off a few months
since, that the presentation of "A daguerreo-
type, from, a gentleman to his lady7loye
was equivalent to promise Of marriage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

fHE WAY Ti1k MONEY GoEs. Senator
A. p Bagby's nomination to the court Of
Russia, or as it is designated at Washing
ton, g the court ofhonorable exile, has been
confirmed by the senate. Mr Ingerscll,
his successor, recalled At his own request,
has been in Russia about two years, and
received for this, as outfit, s., OOo init
$500; Office rent and extras, $4,000 !;
and say two years salary $50 OO--total,
$4,000; athird more than the salary of
the President Of the United States And
putting TO this Mr. Bsgby's outfit, 80 600,
Ne have an expenditure Of S45, 900 for
the Russian mission IN about two years I
Now take the Mexican mission-outft
Uf Cliffors and Setief, elS, goo, salaries
ind extras for three months, say % 900;
INIT to sevier, $500 total g, 500
Thus We have for tmenty-eight months
diplomatic service, grand f0foI Of $685.
600, exclusive Of the salaries Of secretaries
Of legation. Mr. Bsgby his had, IN zddi-
tion, the good luck to procure a place for
one Of his sons Il West Point. And this
Mr.. Baeby Is one ofthe feeblest, shallow
est and NEST unstable men IN Congress-