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WHO Is RESPONSIBLE

The wings are responsible at the bar o
pubic opinion for he continuation Of their
ww II they had acted promptly and cner.
letic lily during The present Congress, We
SHOULD have had an early peace. This ,cs's
Nm The opinions Of som, nf the mot dis
,ingu' shed officers in the army. Bui III
s,ead of cn-opectiing in the vigorous prose
cu'ion of The war, they have displayed in
most reckl"s, opposition. Letter after le,'
ter, article after article, hts been poured
from he press against ii. Speech ioo%
speech in both honses Of Congress. Near
len weeks have passed, and not new reg
meni has been authorized to be raised -
The earnest recommendation Of the Secrela.
ry Of War has beeo dsregrd"d. No money
has been rais-d; bu, difficulties have b. ca
thrown in the way of raising loans. Til
m"ney can be obtained on the best terms.
upon ,hc SrcreIa'y's plan. Bat the wings
have sci their faces against il. Spe. che,
are NV going forth 10 rails, a panic in thr
market, The chairman Of The Committee OF
Ways and Means is attempting to prove tina
we shall want twice as mnch m'ney as the
Secretary estimates, and The eff CT will be to
enhance the d tfcul,y of geiiingii. Author
ze a duty on Tea and coffee, and permit
treasury notes to he issded, or let one OF
these measures be adopted, and the money
can be raised on excellen, terms, as the
Secretary wants il. There can be no doubt
about all this; and We, a stumbling block is
continually thrown in The way Of The loans.
For these political ,ranseressious the day
Of reckoning will come, and dearly will the
wings rue their opposition to the honor Of
ineir country at the mex, presidential cleo
lion. They are now sowing the wind, to
reap the whirlwind; but, in The mean time,
his "moral treason" is calculated 10 to pro.
huce lis worst effects upon the enemy. As
snon as they see the diIatory course OF the
wings, and suspect that they will NOT vote the
supplies, the Mexicans will no, only abandon
all thoughts of negotiation, but they vii! be-
gin 10 rally their scattered forces and attenlp!
TO cut of some wing OF detachment ot our
army. Wheu we took their city, tney persA-
vered in raising troops, and annoying US with
their guerilIas, because The road to Vera
Cruz was chi off, and they were told that no
more reinforcements were going to our army.
As soon as they discovered that these calcu.
lations we're visionary; that our troops were
pouring IN, and the road opened, they began
to H,g in their efforts. and TO talk of peace.
Bnt "A reaction will prob,bly take place as
sum as they hear Of the proceedings of Con.
gress; they will conceive new hopesof resis-
lance. Their spirits will bsgn TO rally, and
new vigoF will be inflssa into their opera
lions. Wo TO the wings, il single deIacll-
ment Of our gallant army should be Gu, of.
They will be held responsible for the loss.-
Al all events, they will have TO answer at thu
BAT of,heir country for the prolougaiion Of
The war. They nigh, have arrested the war
by prompt and vigorous measures. Theirs is
the responsibility; lel the shame aud disgrace
be theirs.-- WasAiagton Urien.
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"The book is we'll arranged throughout,
and embraces an iumeHss 1Iass of valuable
information. u.--Satwday Cleaner.
"'rhc work is we'll and easily written, ant
evinces the pen ofa ready and practical Tina.
ker."-Spirh Of tie Times.
"The information comprised 10 these two
volumes respecting the organ;zation Of the
army, pecalIarly interesting al The presont
time, is contained in no other work adapted
for p ,pular circulation. Mr.. Robinson writes
in slow and graceful siyle."--M y Jour.
of Commerce.
"Of all the books that have appeared. rci
latine TO our army and its officeIs, the pres.
ent elegant volumes are by far the BEST
Boston Post - Al-.llU
"'rhe portraits are valuable Re ature; tho
biographies are sliccinet; the style 10 clear
and flowing, and the book good one for
those who delight in pictures Of life daring.''
~ Y Tribune. p
Complete in two duodecimo volumes of
upwards Of 700 p1ges. Prices 81, so, or in
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book soler in the United States. .ri
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Editors of Newspapers throughout tine u.
s. who will give the above three insertions
inside (includihg the notice) and will send a
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~ fA'tx-'1 From the Ohio ststssman.
PINE PROSPECT BEFORE US.

We continue 10 receive from all parts Of
The State, the most cheering accounts
sis,ce, our State Convention. The democra-
tic papers are pouring in their best efforts,
3. lumns Of which we have yet on file, but
lich We fear we shall never find room for.
Il Q nomination Of Col. Weller is every where
hsiled.witb acclamations OF delight, and The
b! ne light tories nre already quaking under
I'll 0 weight Of their Hartford convention lead
s,s--tIleir Fords, their Delahos, their Cor
~ins, &C., 60. Many Of them are trying
a. escape the terrible boom Under the "bluod
y nan,iesn Of General Taylor, but that TO oih
90 b hike tskieg piEls to escape the ague.---
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BLANK DEEDS
vTVHE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE woRLp
EVERY DESC RIPTIoN. neatly aud
= 1'"r'-ty sxecut' at this Office.

TINE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
u Many vhe ave witnessed the ertraor.
dinary cures effected BY the genuine HIstsr'.
Bdl'am Of Hiid Cherry. seem disposed to regard
il as the Eighth Wonder Of the World.
s"Why," say they, ''the Wild Cherry Bark snd
Iceland Moss Ghc two chief ingredients of tAi
wonderful compouud) have been prcseribsd
from time immemorial, by the bes, ply scians--
but never, before. have cures so extraordinary
been performed" MIX
The reason is obvious.--The proprietsrs Of
Wisiar's Basam Of Wild Cherry, do no, el.in
or their highly celebrated article any iar-fssched,
imysierious. miraculous power. They have open
ly Acknowledged the simple nature Of it's insre.
dieuss, and only claim for their grea, and inyalu.
sble discovery the exclusive secret of N
THAT JUDlCIous COMBINATION
ofingredien's which 60 to make up this riches, Of
curative compounds. ta
The most skillful and scientific physicians SOW
prescribe !" medicine in their prae,ce; while
neglected Doctors, Of little practice aad less
mind, although they do all their chursh spiri.s
can do to injure the sale Of this the peoples ia
vorlte medicine--thcy are at the same time sem.
PEELED to acknowledge its innocent qualities.
We know the medicine is harmless and 81, the
world is witness that the medicine cures! Whss
more 10 wanted! l
rriss 81 per bottlsSor six bst,lss for So.
For sale in Cincinnati by a
SANFORD & PARK. es
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets
Entrance on Wsinut street.
ssrd- Several Agent. f.r Ne wsr,
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NOTICE
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Shereby given that apetition will be pressn-
Il ted 10 the Commissioners Of Putnam county st
their March Session, i848, for an alteration ia tbs
Williams Town Strife Road, as follsws, 10 wit:
Beginning tween,y three rods cas-, Of Peter Blk.
ers house in the south east quarter OF The south
eas quarter OF section thirty-fve in Riley town.
ship in said county thenoea little east Of North
to tho coner Of the said south east quarter Of south
east quarter thence north to the Mount Blanchard
State Road thence west on tbs Noun. Blachard
road until it intersects the said Williams Towa
road again.
February I, I84e. M
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George J. J.yyiehterman.,
vs.. pEcRErAL ORDER

1oor1e J. Wtchtcfman.l .#.. ......
) DECRRTAT nRnFU
Isarc Lefever, } -
virtue or an order to me directed from the sesr n
Common Pleas OF the county OF Putnam ana ststs az
ONO viii oHer for sns the door Of the Court kous.
inaa'd eoumy. on Saturday the fourth day OF Ma,eh IA %
between tie ours OF ten o'clock. A. M and f5ar p M
ne following described real estate lying In Ihid esnn q
In lot number five @ Crawfords adai,iun In IN. ,o,s.
Of KRlida. ~ 'i' "ie lows
SHrRrry's OgvtcK, -
kaida February LIST l6Ia. sa,..
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

A LII Persons interested will take notice that
N Ebene7er Goble on the Eleventh day of De-
cember, A. D. l547, sued out n writ of Attach:
men' frem the Court OF Common Pleas OF Putnam
County in the State of Ohio. against Alfred Rue.
co for the sum Of fifty dollars which wri: has been
served and returned. H0IIl
Attest: MOSES LEE. CIe.k.
Dated this 3lst day Of Jan. A. D. 1913
Metcalf & Huber, Attornies for Plff Sesfw
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JAMES MACKENZIE.

Attorney and Counsellor n Law.
Will attend to the usual business of his proseS
SIGN, the collection Of claims, &c. pesArI
Office, kallda, o. July, 346.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

''lt is we'll and carefully written, aud the
facts and data have evidently been carefully
collected and authenticated. The book fills
a Vacancy in our National literature, and at
this time will be found singnlarIy acceptable.
,--PeaWsyic6sids
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| CoapoRATioNs.--One Of the mos
striking occurrences OF the prescn' session oI
Of The assembly, aud one Of the mos; cheer.
ny to the friends Of democratic progress, is
'ae refusal Of the assembly 10 grant num-
Der Of acis Of Incorporated, os the ground
that the cases ars already sufficiently provid-
ed for by The present general laws oil the
state. Wha. is more strange 10, that this po-
sition, 20 near to that held by the most radi-
cal democrats, has been assumed by whig
members. Whiggery is progressive, it keeps
behind, and sometimes treads upon the heels
Of democracy.
1t 10 admitted now, and we wis all parties
to bear the fact in mind, that special acts of
Incorporation have been rendered unneces-
s,ry in mlny cases by the enactment of gen.
raj laws. This is one step. The next will
be, TO entirely supersede this kind of special
legislation. The right Of two or more men
TO associate together, either temporarily OF
permanently, for any lawful object whatever,
is conceded. Men have the right to in.
crease their power by united action, il is
right which ho government should prevent
lhem from exercising. Blu, governments
should be equally careful no, to confer upon
persons so united any add ional privilege or
power. In all things such assertions should
he upon a perfect legal equality with indvid.
ual persons. A law of dozen lines would
be enough TO regulate how such associations
may organize; act ds individual meni sue
and he sued by name, as men; and have all
lie same rights and liabilities, as individuals.
Such isw would be simple and just. Il
would dispense with tho necessity for aSsslf
our legslalion,-Oaio Press.
BANKING IN PENNsYLvANIA.--A PROPOSE
ton is before the Pennsylvania legislature,
for bank law; similar TO the New York law,
or that part of the Kelley bank law which re-
la,es to the "independenl'' banks; with cir.
culaiion based Oh deposit Of stocks 1t is
said that ",he wings will not support the
because il is not genuine banking"
that is Iicl--"and the democrats d clare
they VII have no currency but thar b,st d on
coin "-thst is good. The democracy
If our sister State have assumed much Dol
Ter front within the last year or two; they
are truly progressive. Public opinion upon
he tariff laesion has been revoluioiized by
hs able massage of President Polk 10 the
irs session Of The last Congress; and ,he ve-
o message of Gov. Skunk have done every
hing upon the que ',ions Of corporations, and
he currency.
There are now 6fiy.seven banks in Penn.
ylvania. The charters of all, except eiyh!
viii expire within The next ten years With.
u that time, We hope that the tendency to
lrcay, Which belongs Ia every corrupt sys
EN-, aided by the progress Of public opinion,
will have pu, M end 10 the special privileges
II bankers, both in that state and in this
Ohio Press.
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.-''A 2 2 ~ ANDREW II. BYERs,
ls ir1 5'ssai JAMES II. EWING,
$50 ; s.''' JAMES B. KING, 30 ~
SABIRT SCOTT,
.srsE % rr J. r. EMRIE, 10
assvtaJ JESSE WHEELER.
= @7al7 JOHN GRAHAM,
~ 1881 HENRY CRONISE,
saT 7ets9f p. B. ANKENY, 'usrf.
'sa7 n-ye tl CHARLES REEMELTN,
'hHg' 'r'7H SAMUEL WlNEGARNER,
"''' FISHER A. BLOCKSOM,
EDSON B. OLDS,
rA.rF BARNAB AS BURNS.
tn BENZ. EVANS.
February Is, l64S.
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'"BIsody hands'--vlds Csrwins speech.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29

"lr's BouSp TO Com Orr.-Tbo edi.
tor Of the Pittsburgh Sunday Mercury was
dropped down upon few days since by
Dan Marble, who, Of course, feeled OF n
few Of those old yarns he is always pick.
ing up in the course Of his travels. This
is one Of ihem;--
Somewhere la the West, sable night
of the lalher and brush, was performing
The operation OF shaving a hoosier with a
dull razor.
"s,opl' said the hoosier-"lhai won't
do."
whats the matter, hossl"
That razor pulls.
"well, no matter for DAT, sab. Il dc
handle OBJ de razor don't break. de boards
bound TO come ofil"--Batduia Spirit Of
the Times.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29

How To TELL a GASRLER.--Dan Mar.
bic tells a story Of hotel in Natchez
where they would not accommodate gam.
blsrs, and stric, orders were given TO the
servants 10 leave word at the bar ia case
any Of the "leg" fraternity stopped. It so
happened that a club.iooled gentleman put
up a, the hotel one night aud as is custom.
AIRY on such occasions placed bis boots out.
side the door. Early in the morning they
were discovered by one Of the darkies, who
with all speed haslencd to the barkceper.
"lDas gambia IN ihi. houseV'
where I" said The bar.keeper, rushing
up 10 ihe sleeping apartments.
"Why dar, in dat room"
"Ilow do you know be is a gambler T.
'..kasei don't you see bis ehuckerluck
boxes setting by the doa yondrrr'
Patsburg Mercury.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
LAST VERSES.

The National Intelligencet publishes the tol
lowing copy Of verses written by Mr. Adams Oh
tbs day preceding his fatal attack Of illness, aud
designed to accompany his autograph signature
which had been requested by female fFienai
Written for Miss {. l., Edsaris,e ef Massachusetts,
On the dag preceding his attack
JonS QuNes An..s,
QusoY, MAS,enusgrih
In days Of yore, the poets pen
From wing ei bird was Plnndefed'
Perhaps Of goose, but, new and then,
From loves own Eagle sundered
But now, metallic pens disclose
Alone the poets numbersi
In non inspiration gowsi
q. with the minstrel slumbsn
Far damsell could my pen mpafi
In prose OF lofty rhyme,
The pure emotions Of my heart,
To speed the flight Of time
What metal from the womb Of earth
Could worth intrinsic bear,
To stamp with corresponding worth
The blessings thou shouldsl slaIei
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
A LEcTuR. FROM MRS. RRowy

a LECTURE IROM NRS HRONA.
An. wHf DON'T fou tlkr , PArEA. BHow,
Why don't you take paper, RrOwni
I'm sure Il is a shame
That We cant get The news from town
HefoTe IL old and tamt'
Theirs Deacon Jones aeross the way,
Who gels one every week,
And he can beat you all, they say.
When called upon 10 speak.
The reason. sir. Is PLAIN, you know.
Fer when he reads Il through,
lls words like milk aud honey aoE.
And ali he tells Is new.
SO he is taken BY tie hand.
fot what be can iinpaH;
While old and young around him stand,
And say the Deaeoas smaii
Oh, = !, not shame. | say,
To hug your purse 80 lrhi.
When serr BIT Of yellow clay,
wsaid ssl Ihis matter right
Mhai good is gold. how eau you tell.
To any Of ont kind,
unless il keeps the body well,
And benefits the iniudl
Why don't you take papef Brown,
I'm sure Il u shame
That w cant get the news from town,
Before its old aud tamc
Now le, us quit ,hs simple way,
Aud take worthy start,
And ere year OUT friends willmy.
"ihe Browns ATE getting smaH''
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
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AND
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The mental aud moral improvement Of iis
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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
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Is Published IN the city Of Washington, cven
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II speaks the sentiments Of the Wing party Of the
inion on every question of Public pnlicy Il ad.
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In addition 10 paliiot. a large space IN the Ma.
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Proprietor Of he National iPAig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
Gin Mandatory.

WNllE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
i improved COTTON GINS at Mnden. La,
and are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin.stands, made after the latest aud most i'm.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins al
any plantation within 1875 miles Of Minden. or AT
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
Of any additional cost. Al orders from distance
will be promptly attended to- For any information
relative TO the quality Of their Gins they refer to
Gen. G. D. Roysion. William Crabirce or William
vaughn Hempsicad county, or Henry NJ lie.
may B' Strickland and A. C. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
Mnden, La, May ~, lsl7. 7.23.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
TIE MIDNIGHT WIND.
~ ws. sornrawru

~ wa. Nornnawnlls
Moutnfnlly. d, mouufully
The midnight wind doth sigh
Like some sweet plaintlye melody
uf ages long gone by
II speaks tale Of other years
ol hopes that blooined TO die =
ol sunny smiles tina, set in tears,
And loves that Wondering lit
Mournfully. q. moufniully
Tins midnight wind doth moan
II slifs some chord Of munoty
In each dull heavy tome
The voices ol the mueh-loyed dead
Seem floating ihefeupon-
All, all my iond heart cherished
l.fe death had made Il lone.
Aloufniullyl O, mournfally
This midnight wind doth swell,
With it, quaint pensye minslfelsy,
Hopes passionate farewell
To the dreamy Joys Of early yean.
Ere yet griei's cankeI iell
On the hearts bleom-ay, well may isaa
Start at that parting knelll
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29

ARKANSAS BAeeAoE.-"Boy run up
stairs to No -, and bring down my bag.
gage hurry. I'm about moving said a
tall Arkansas meai.aIe looking person 10 a
waiter at one Of our crack hotels. "Wbat
is your baggage, Massa, and whar is hcl'
"Wby three pistols, pack of cards. a
bowie knife, and a shirt. You'll fnd them
all under my pillow"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29

Mamma, ! wan, 10 60 to the ball To-.
night. DO let me CO." "Nol Balls are
bad places for little boys" "iVhy, mann.
maj Didn't you and papa 60 to balls in
your younger daysl" ayes. but we have
seen the Jolly Of IT," "well. mamma. |
want to sec the folly of I, too"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29
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WEEKLY paper particularly one whicl, while
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world Of amHs6msHt, original pofiry, and cores.
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whole Mississippi yalley'
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