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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-31
Blank Books,

Blank Books.
DLANK BOOKS of all sizes Styles and Kinds, for
ID sale cheap for cash.
LETTER PAPER, BILL PAPER.
Envelope paper, for sale cheap for cash. Japan Ink
RED, BLACK, and Blue Ink, the best in the mar,
ket. For Sale at
SAWYER'S BOOKSTORE.
Bath. Nov. % lS47.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08
The "BlOodhOunds."

So much was said by the wings, in ls40. about
the blsodhounds procured for the Florida war
that we cannot now, nor should we refrain from
publishing the following letter to show who origi
mated that humane idea, over which the wings shet
so many crocodile tears. The Xenia Torchligh
prefaces the letter az follows:
FLoRiDA BLoopHouNps.- We remem
Der to have gotten up some very "spi
cy articles" on the subject Of the fol-
lowing letter in 1910. We didn't dream
that any contingency could arise in
which we would have TO support its
humane author for President dom,
dream so yet, and we begin to think we
never shall. We remember that sea
son, seeing some banners WITH DOGS
PAINTED ON THEM.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE SouTH,)
Fort Brooke July 28lh 1889.
Sir:-l have the honor 10 enclose you
communication, this moment received,
on the subject of procuring blood.
hounds from the Island Of Cuba, to aid
the army in its operations against the
hostiles in Florida. lam decidedly in
favor Of the measure, and beg leave a.
gain to urge it as the only means Of rid.
ding the country of the Indians, who
are now broken up into small parties
that take shelter in swamps and ham.
mocks as the army approaches, making
it impossible for US to follow or over.
take them without the aid of such aux.
iliaries.
Should this measure meet the appro.
baton Of The Department, and the nee.
essary authority be granted, will open
a correspondence on the subject with
Mr.. Evels,on, through Major Hunt,
Assistant Quarter Master at Savannah,
and will authorize him, lift can be done
on reasonable terms, TO employ a few
dogs, with persons who understand
their management.
| wish it distinctly understood, that
my object III employing dogs is only to
ascertain where the Indians can be
found, not to worry them.
lhave the honor to be, your obedient
servant.
(Signed.) z. TAYLOR.
Brevet Brig. Gen. U. S. A. Comd'g.
To Gen. r. Jones, Washington, ID. G..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08

ton. On the Cd instant, manifesto
was issued by the Council of the Irish
G confederation TO the Irish people, sign.
ed by w. S. OBrien, couched in terms
no less defiant Of the law than the effu-
sions of Mr.. Mitchell.
ENGLAND London papers give
a heightened account Of the arrest and
examination of three Of the Chartist
leaders. Their names are Joseph Will.
Jams, Joseph Russell, and Emmett Chas.
Jones. The latter is a barrister Of the
Jewish temple.
Trade has been slightly depressed
during the last week, owing to the re.
vival Of political agitation both in Eng
land and Ireland, and less favorable
tendency of the continental advices.-
The produce markets have been less
buoy ant; holders are rather anxious to
realize; prices have, consequently, a de-
clining tendency. There is also fur
ther decline in the value Of cotton, and
the sales are limited.
The general aspect of affairs on the
continent continues dull.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08

sto which he is as true as the needle to
the pole:' who hns spent most oi his
life in the camp, away from all associ-
tions wiM the statesmen ofhe country:
living among a roofing border populd-
tion--aH his companions and employ
ments totally disqualifying him for the
administration Of the foreign and do.
nestle affairs of our government. And
to make the Inconsistency and profit.
gacy still more apparent, this candidate
was not only uncommilted to any prin-
ciple, but, byhis o,on admission, ,cithoxt
any definite opinions upon the great
Questions Of policy ,ohich haze divided
The t,Oo leading parties Of the nation for
the last t,csnty gears. Can the whig
party bow lower? Can degradation
and abandonment go farther: Is not
the present condition Of the party a
most humiiating onef'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. w E LIE r,
OF BUTLER COUNTY.
The Fourth Of July.

Our national birth day was celebrated in an ap-
proprate manner, by the Sabbath Schools of this
place and the surrounding neighborhood Rev
erend d. R. Campbell delivered discourse to the
schools, which we hear highly spoken Of Among
the scholars, all was peace, joy, and brotherly
kindness.
As for ourselves. we passed the Fourth at New
Martinsville, in the heighboring county Of Wet.
eel, in Virginia--where the Masonic Fraternity oi
Wheeling and surrounding country met for the
purpose Of laying the corner stone of the new
Court House about to be erected in that place
The ceremonies Of the day were of an imposing
character. Gen. Stokely, of Steubenville, ad-
dressed the Fraternity and citizens generally.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08
For the Spirit OF Democracy.
July, 1776.
BY d. 8. M'MAHoN.

BY D. 8. M'MAHoN.
Serene rose the day-star. announcing the morn,
And mildly il shone on a nation new born;
So calm stood the Genius Of fair Liberty,
Whose looks were portentous, beneath the greeI
tree,
While heroes and sages in council unite,
The shields of Columbia, her glory and might:
The seraphs that dwell near the throne of the sky
Look down on the scene with emotions of Joy.
A brave band of brothers now firmly unite,
The pledge that 8 to stand, as the bright beacon
light
For future republics, and blaze Der the world,
Till tyrants and despots in darkness are hurled,
And thrones are all crumbled, and kingdoms de
stroyed,
And the tyrant's decree in loud thunder made void
Their lives, and their fortunes, and honor, ars
pledged,
Presenting phalanx, most valiantly wedged,
Like the Spartans of yore, who breasted the food
Thermopyla's pathway was crimson'd with blood.
Then foremost stood Wythe, the courageous and
calm,
In courage a lion, in mildness lamb;
Next Whipple appears on the immortal roll,
And Bartlett, with fire that flashed thro' his soul
While Lynch views the scene the paper he signs
And Harrison, pregnant with mighty designs;
While Lee rushes onward, and places his seal,
With the veteran hosts that made tyranny reel.
s. Adams and Clinton, and franklin and Chase,
With Stockton and Morris, in majestic grace.
And thirty-six others, compose the great frame,
To which individually each signed his name.
The resolutions that day passed, u
On mem'ry's page shall brilliant last,
While time shall onward move;
The rising empire know their worth,
And celebrate their day Of birth,
And cherish for them love.
Dark clouds were then fast lowering Ger.
To burst, and all their torrents pour
Upon our land.
Each sylvan chieftain erasped his shield,
In battles thunder did il WELD, l oil
BY heavens breezes famed.
Midst clashing steel. and rising smoke,
Our heroes struck the fatal stroke 7
That did nation free. a
They by their flag undauntsd stood.
While round them flowed the crimsoned food
And breathed sweet liberty.
The night Of battle psssed away,
And Oh! how bright the glorious day,
Sweet day of freemen's. birth!
We fear no more the tyrants rod,
Aud bow the knee to none but God,
The ruler Of the Earth.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08

THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN FOR
THE 4th OF JULY.-This gorgeous Jubilee Picto-
rial has been sent us by the publishers, Wilson &
Co ofN.Y. Among fifty or sixty other finely
executed engravlngs will be found Mexican Bat
tie Piece, covering surface Of nearly seven square
feet; and SO lifelike and full Of spirit is the pic
ture, that the figures almost seem to move on the
paper. This double mammot tn sheet also contains
among its principal attractions, an engraved fac
simile of the Original Rough Draugh Of fthe De-
cluation Of Independenee-a great curiosity in Its
way. Also, eleven original designs by Gauarni,
the great French artist illustrating recent scenes
in Paris. The Pictorial Jonathan also contains a
large number Of beautiful Fancy Pictures well
calculated to suit the public taste. A letter en-
closing one dollar, and addressed to Wilson s. Co.,
Publishers, New York, will bring by return Of
mail, ten copies.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08

Whiggery, says the Washington Union, is, T.
all intents and purposes, bundle of contradic
tions. It proscribes its distinguished civilians
and prescribes military chieftain "worse thar
war, pestilence, or famine"
1t requires their anti-,oar men to support lead
er in the war
It denounces the war in the most disgusting
terms, yet puts at its head the very man who
owes every thing to the war.
1t calls upon abolitionists and quas, abolition
lists to support proprietor OF slaves.
One evidence of the contrariety Of the viewl
and contradictions Of the wings among them selves
-one evidence of the consistency with which
they ridicule our own dssensions-one evidence
of the union of their own harmonious party j.
such language as we now and then hear from theil
orators, and see in their papers. What, for in
stance, can come stronger from the barnburners
to the old hunkers than the following extract Of
letter to "the wings of the eighth congressional
district" of Massachusetts,, from General Henry
Wilson, one of the delegates to Philadelphia!
81 went to Philadelphia whig; and
| can truly say that came home a
whig. The majority Of the convention
however, adopted a different course.
Casting to the winds all the professions
OF years, and demoishing, at a single
blow, the old and long-tried platform
on which they had always stood, they
surrendered at discretion to General
Taylor, and became the willing serfs
under him Of the contemplate oligar-
chy Of the south. They voted for a
man TO be the STANDARDIZED of the
great whig party-that party which
has boasted of embracing within its
ranks the great body of the intelligence,
the decency, the morality, and the reli.
gion Of the nation protesting to rep.
resent the higher and more refined SEN
timents of the American people: a
man, whose chief recommendation to
those who urge his claims, is, that he
is slaveholder--the reputed owner OF
two hundred human beings-and the
ONLY reason for whose nomination is,
that he has been a successful general in
,0ar which 1 believe 10 be most infa-
nous and wicked-,ohich epery ,ohig
legislature in the free States has de.
nounced-,ohich the present House Of
Representatives., at Washington, haze
voted to be Unconstitutional and unne.
cessary-and which all know was wa.
ged to extend the area of slavery, and
strengthen the slave power Of the ma
tion: a man born at the south, reared
at the south, and identified in all bis
feelings and interests with the south:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08

LIST District, John Snyder, Hamilton.
I'd T" George Kesling. Warren.
Sd Z" Francis A. Cunningham, Preble.
4th I" G. Volney Dorsey, Miami
9Th &" Charles M. Godfrey. Putnam.
9th /" Samuel Myers, Crawford.
7th &" John w. Bell, Highland.
9Th /" Daniel Cockeril, Adams.
9th +" Samuel Diffen derfer, Pickaway.
10th " Theodore Carpenter, Delaware.
llth Daniel J. Swinney, Richland.
18th " Lewis Anderson, Lawrence.
18th John Lidey, Perry.
l4th Z" William Lawrence, Guernsey.
18th I" William C. Walton, Monroe.
18th " Joseph Burns, Coshocton.
18th 4" VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson.
18th f" David A. Starkweather, Stark.
18th Z" Joel B. Buttles, Trumbull.
goth /" Henry B. Payne, Cuyahoga.
2Ist &c Abiiah Ives, Huron.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-08

ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
lie Grand Byington, of Pike county.
Samuel Starkweather, of Cuyahoga.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-22
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Three Dollars at the end OF the year.
paper discontinued until 5all arrearages
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All Obituary Notices exceeding elk lines,
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AN APPROACHING CoMET.---If we can
give any credit TO the opinion Of cometo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
PokomOke River Lotteries
HAMPTON, SMITH & CO.,
DRY GOODS JOBBER~.

No. 81, WOOD ST, PrrTBuRG,
"A RE now opening their FAN supply of FOREIGN
Sok large auction saes and lowest point of private
Sale in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
which Will he offered at small advance TO cash ana
approved credit buyers in any market East or West
Our sales now enabling us to make offers for large lots
and lines of goods, we have bought heavily OF almost
every descr ipton Of DOMESTIC FABRICS at much less
than cost of production
Our assortment of FOREIGN DRESS GOODS was
selected from full stocks in Boston and New York early
in August since which date they advanced east 10
twenty per cent by package
We solicit an examination of our stock and partcu.
larry by Merchants who may have thought of going east,
they will he convinced they that expense of
time and money on Dry Goods in our market as also on
Groceries, Hardware, Shoes ueenSw variety Goods,
etc, ETC.
IN OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND
10000 pieces Domestic, English and German Prints
500 do black, colored aud plaid aipsccas
Cases of Oregon checks California Paids lama checks
Tyronese cloths. mohair lustres Belgian checks, ere
mona usres paranIetta cloihs etc
900 pieces black blue and fancy cooed cloths, French
German and domestic
100 pieces overcoatngs, black and coiored
40 do heavy and fine satinets
30D do newest style fancy cassimcres
$50 do plain, black and 6oeskin dc
500 do Jeans and eweeds. of every description, Der
wick twees, Monterey stripes, birds tweeds, ker
100 pieces buckskin cords, Prince Albert riding do
very handsome variety of wooen silk and satin vest
ings, newest styles
500 pieces plaid linscys argyle plaids, etc
200 pieces woollen paids, newest patterns
$40 do brown and beached Cantons
800 do fancy cloakincs
Gu0 do colo. ed coakings
50 cases of Checks shifting stripes, cotton tweeds en-
Also cases brown Hollands, padiings, cravats, huck
rams, crash, diapers, cloakings, etc
i very large variety and quantity of winter shawls IN
handkerchief, winter gloves aud hosiery, woone'
comforts caps and jackets; winter styles bonnet an
cap ribbons
300 bales brown shirtings and drngs
20 cased bieached do do
100 bales scarlet, green yellow and striped annels am
bookings IS haes ticklnGs
Irish linens aud diapers of our own importation
Bales of blankets, diapers wadding, etc
With every Kind OF Variety Goods wanted TO assof'
Store We will be receiving newest styles OF unol
throughout ths season Pittsburg, sept2l 2ih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

samuel Sprgqs administrators
- against tx cu.xo.u
washington Deford and others
r. virtue OF decree onounced in this cause h., Tho
- ,tcnt superior Court of Law and Cbancery for
.o county OF OHIO, on ,he Eth day of June 1875 tho
Iii signed acting as commissioner in that behalf will
f auctio al the frsnt door of the court house
OF ONO county, on Monday the 9th dav of NovemIer
neA. lots No and E, SEVEN and EraHf) in souare No
ing. 7""'' w heci-
Terms OF SALE-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
nohts IN equal nsaiments the purchaser or pnrcbas
eis giving bonds with good security bearing increst
nom ,he day of sale w MITCHELL. deputy for
& ~ S'' IN ri'is pehdiI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


'HHIUVI SPrIsgs adminisratorl
against
Samuel Fool and Others " N"'hhh'
II virtue of a decree prononp cod i, this o. J., A.,
- circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery far
nj, u..y 'i ONO, on the Eth day OF June Isis the
slSned acting as commissioner in that bebaIf Iii
s az public auction at the door of the bonso
" " oho county, ON Monday the 9th dav of Nov,mbay
E, .o's Nos and 6, give and srs) in square IA
r"sRiEtNl and lots Nos Is and 10 (FIFrrrS and siY
Ten IN square q, TWENTY Sprge and Rcb,
ne $ addition to South Wheeling ~iee "'" "''eH:
TERMS OF S,LE-A credit of six twelve and e;cb,oor
ots IN equal instruments; the purchaser or pnrchss
evpg bonds, with good security bearing nteres,
from the day Of sale | w MITCHELL Jennty sn 'e'eS'
Richd simns, s. o. O. and com'r in this behalf
oI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, from Is to 30 lots and pieces Of
\ ground which have lately laid out the hill and
road leading to MIR. IL Nicholas; aud also from two to
three acres of greund lying between said road and the
rnpiSe and several other lots of ground Main and
Market streets.
The lots on the lill convenient to good well Of
water, the joint useof which VIII he ven to the pur
chasers of the hts and ground ON the hill.
will also sell some ground on Monroe street, in front
| of the Court House
An or any of the above, will be sold low and give Q
reasonable credit for the greater po of the purch
money. The lots and ground the hill
for Mechanics and laboring men, at the Glassworks,
Foundry, Boat yard, &c. JOHN M'LURE.
f1sSh p 81 have new Brick House, which will
ftlsub finished by the LIST of October with 1--WE
cellar lot tor garden and close to the we which will
sell or rent at a fair price. (Aug9-tfl J. NIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
CAPSl CAPS u

CAPSl CAPS I!
WE have just received splendid assortment Of aps
" of every variety and style, selected in the Ess
tern cities by W w Jmeson. all of which we will sell
at greatly reduced priecsLadies, Gents Youths and
INFANTS. Can and examine for yourselves at
JtMESON & CLARRIDGE'S,
Sepo 1863 Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

against IL Cu.x,p,v
MARX Douglass and others
virtue OF decree pronounced in this cause hv the
o.. circuit superior Court of Law and Cbancery for
o county on the 10th day OF June, 1913 the under.
nph, aihs as commissioner in that behalf will sell
pubic auction, at the door of the court h.use ot
Cio county on Monday the 9th day of November next
Nm 70; 10 and IA, (THRrEEN and ForRTEEHl in sqsara
Wheeling. % 'o'' W ''"u''
Ehas OF sALE-A credit of SIX twelve and eighteen
s III eqhai instalments; the purchaser or purchas.
c's sWmg bonds with good security bearing interest
"oiii 'he e dV OF sale " MITCHELL, deputy for
.ni Hchd sin'ms S c, and coni'r in this behalf
49,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE
In CHANCERY.

SAMUEL Sprigg's administratora
against 1u Cu,xcppx
Edmund Steeman and othersS
u virtue of decree pronounced in this c.use b III.
-, circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for
.l,e county Of Ohio, the 10th day of June
!o'o' me Undersigned acting commissioner in
ma. s oetaf WIN sell at public auction, at the
front door OF the court house of Ohio county on
Monday the 9th day of November iS4S lots numbered
one, Two, three and four q, o and A. in square No IL
iTEvEnTEEN IN Sprigg and Ritches addition to South
Terms OF SALE--A credit of six twelve and nsh,aan
months in equal the purchaser Purchas.
'o" ''1 lay aay OF sale w MITCHELL deputy for
and f ~ anu coihr IN tins behalf
sept 81, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
RApwAY's CHINESE MEDIcATEB Soar AND
THE CIRCASSIAN HERNIA.

yTIIIs medicinal cosme1que Is sure curative 10 a.i
affect ions OF the sNin, Impartng heatn aud beauty
4, ti1e ro,nDeyon We have been frequently asked why
zoe call RadN a. 5 SOAP, Chmesel We do not pretend
la saw that Railways Soap was either invented or pre-
n,rcd in China Not al all; the invention IN entirely
npr o,y-so also is manufacturer hut It's medicinal
accents are ind genous Of that climate whilst lis heauti
uann. si,he ueuua il one Of those meTorious plants
yyhose virtues as cosmeique has Tor centuries "en
known only 10 the Circassians But BY tie wonderful
success Of Roadway soap IN impartng that transparent
sadness to the skin, health and beauty To the eonipec
non is proof positive of its rare and valued virtues
ms with other hal4amc plants, possessing healing.
r,easus purifying aud hesutlfying merits (hnown on
v is tie great secret of the success at Railways
Sstp Railways Soapis speedy IN lis effect OF removing
IN Suntnrn Ptuples, BiOlches tustules, letters,
cures all Eheuu, Riusworn Rash and mosquito bites
Far shaving MS excellent for the Toilet il Is uneqslled.
sod t IS cents large, aud l24 cents sha tablets at
ga, nrncisl epots 81 Courtsnd street; 554 Pearl ST.,
~ ~ J& r G RAILWAY Il CO.,
ISL Pearl street, New York
] s.,ld in wbeeIneby A o FAlRtHlLD,
ar,1n Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06

e7THE undersigned having tins day associated mem
= selves together, under the firm of j. Crumhacksr
Son, will continue to carry the Drug business at the
old stand of J. Crumhacker, No. l93 Main street.
They would respectfully solicit ard trust they will Re
able merit 10y assduous attention to their business
continuance of that patronage heretofore literally
bestowed old establishment by lis friends and the
public generally. CRU MBACKER.
]. II. CRUMBACKER.
D.--Physcian's prescriptions will &c put mp with
ueatnesS and accuracy. Aug 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
Snllinn OF at COST

w consequence OF the death of Mr. G w Graham, |
u am now disposing of the splendid aud well made
stock of Clothing now on hand, COST for csSh. The
stock consists ofeverythng in the clothing "e ana ~
superior the city, as 1t is all fresh, ana made III
the be manner. Come ON now, all that want cheap
clothing for now is chance To get il, at the e-tah.
Ishnent known a. the Great Western Clothing store,
next door 10 Sweeneys x Beiis Glass store, monroe
street. tetween MAN and Water.
AugS = r ANS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM


rr~ur Snbsrriber have an assortment of the above
IL scales now Finished and ready for sale al their
Warerooun on Water St, below Quincy
iet5 CHARLES. COEN x BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

ruuT partnership hereleior existing between William
4 Anderson, Edward Anderson, Alfred Evans, aud
FranNhn Anderson, under Inc nrm u w & 4 ANDERSON
\ ~ WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EbW ARD ANDERSON,
ALFREp EVANS,
NIL FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
.yxnE business Of ihc firm viii 10 conducted by The
ls-ri- ers AS heretofore under TIC old style OF W
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDWARD ANDERSON,
,yf,aal,n, Mayl FRANKLIN ANDERSON.