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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
THE SONS or ruMPrRAUcu.

The following Officers were elected by Mar
tinsburg Division, No. 46, Sons Of Temperance,
on the 9Th inst, to serve during the present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
rAuournR COUNTY.

Robert Z. Scott and Alfred Rector. ESqs, are the
wing candidates in Fauquer, Tor the House of Del
egates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13

second person has been arrested in Philadelphia,
as the accomplish Of Longeldt in the murder Of Mrs,
Rademacher. Il
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
ENaxA AND TRAM QUILL.
MONSTER MEETING IN DUBLIN.

No Riots n 7eLmd--.7rest Of isnrh DBIen and
oilers -Reroiution progressing IN Germany Hspn6-
lie proclaimed ia Cracow-D Distress IN .tannfactu-
ring Dsstricts--sionetary affairs depnssed-.moe
failures on The Contaent--Lsarrect.on IN MILAN
knlg Of Bavaria .7bficateG--- BrsadstrJfs Unchang
ed-Dcctuic IN Cotio,,--.Frorisions uiaaered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-LiyERPooI.. March "a.
But a limited business has been done in the Corn
market The extreme quotation Of best American
flour % shings and the range 26a2Ss. Indian
corn had downward tendency and transactions
were limited, with the market easier for purchasers.
White 26a27 shillnss and yellow do. % shillings
per 4S0 lbs. The British duty wheat is shillings
and on -four Is Cd.
COFTON.-The Cotton market is considerably al
fecied from political causes and there has been de-
cline of laid per Id. in American. The demand was
limited during the week prior 10 the Hiberna's sail
ing, excepting on the 9th, when more enquiry was
manifested and 600O bales sold at full prices About
GOO bales American taken speculation and
1860 bales for export Sea Island and Georgia TIA
l5d; stained Sd; Upland bowed 35a4sd.; Orleans
3s5s; Mobile 4a4ad. Nothing OF moment doing in
cotton in any OF the French markets
PROVlSlONS.-Fin beef maintains prices
Prime mess pork 60a70s; new 4Sa56s.; old 4Sa66s.;
prime 3Sa15s. Lard dull; fine leaf, duty paid Asa
Sos; kegs 47a49s; barrels, ordinary 35af2s. Cheese
Sos. Tallow advanced Is. Cd. TO g. per cwt.
In London, American provisions were in good de-
mand, and bacon had advanced la2s. for prime
tlcle Large arrivals were noticed from Baltimore
and New York, and many OF the agents were asking
an advance, say 80 TO GO shillings. Mddlings also
improved Pork 81 Cos per cwt. Lard rather low
er--large arrivals; kegs 60a65s.; bbls. 56a60s.
RlCE-Best Carolina lss Cd.
Turpenune S.; tar l2s.
Tobacco unchanged in price.
The manufacturing districts al Manchester were in
most gloomy and depressed condition, owing polit-
cal disturbances. Yarns offering prices low
er than were ever before known. Hundreds of labor
ers were on, of employment
Their was prospect Of relief al Havre. Ruin
had spread around all branches of business Among
the most important failures is that Of +. ID. Pearce.
Ships had arrived aud were still arriving n Liver
pool without landing their cargoes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
forrign y { 10 g
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER HIBERNIA.
FRANCE QUIET.

FOUR DAYS later FROM EUROPE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
c If ne Baltimore Patrio,-By Telegraph.

Correspondence If ne Baltimore Patriot-By Tehgraph
NEW YORK, April 10, l84S.
The steamer Hibernia, Capt. Ryrie. Of the Cunard
Line, arrived at New York at half past ten O'Clock last
night after fbne passage She sailed from Liverpool
on the 25h u, and has therefore made the run in Is
days. Her news from Great Britain is four days IA
ter than that by the Washington and is oil importance
IN showing the announcement Of the great repeal dem
ons,ration in Ireland
The Monster Meeting at dublin came off without
disturbance. An Address 10 France was adopted;
the next day Addres to the Queen for Repeal was
also adopted Smith O'Brien, Measher and Mitchell
were arrested for sedItion and put under heavy bonds
for trial on the 18th of April. Great excitement was
felt IN Dublin on the account Of the arrest
Scotland was growing more quiet Riots have
ceased. England is quiet. A number Of failures
have taken place on the continent.
II is reported that he Provisional Government oil
France would buy up all the Railroad lines, and pay
for them in five per cent. rents
The Rowen Bank has suspended.
A permanent guard has been offered 10 the Roths-
chids Banking House. but declined. Business in
France was siaguant
If the Poles rise, France will iaserfeae. All Rms
sian and English wofkmen have been ordered out Of
France Fifty four difFeren, clubs have been forsned
IN Paris, TO aid liberty throughout the world. Re
public has been proclaimed at Cracow. where 400
political prisoners has been liberated 1900 insur
gents are under arms.
Republican principles are constantly advancing in
Germany, Denmark and Holland. The King OF Ba-
varia has abdicated new Cabinet has been appoin-
ted in Austria. Great military preparations being
made IN Russia, but no outbreaks have occurred
There has also been a revolution in Sardinia A Con
sutuiion has been published by the Pope.
successful insurrectlon had broken out in Milan
and Lombardy the Austrian troops were entirely
defeated. Spain remains quiet, as also Portugal
Great distress exists in commercial affairs the
nent.
English Consuls So: Paris 8 per Cents 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
WING nomination for Morgan County,
WILLIAM r. GIBBS.

~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
STEWART, Esq, as an independent candidate to repr
sent this County in the next House of Delegates of Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13

DOTATOES.-We have just received fresh
II supply Of Mercer and other kinds Of Potatoes.
April 10, 1923. CRONISE & co.
SAyyS-A large assortment on hand and for sale
DIV r. s. PENDLETON.s
April IS, 1873
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.

4Ltbsrty, the Union, and the National prosperity.
HenrU Clay.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08

Moral Philosophy.
NorE.-rhe summer Term will commence the 9Th Of
June next.
Norwich University, May %, lsls daO.9m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08

(. C. Vauahn's Vegetable LjthontriPtic Mixture.
\ at American Remedy is attracting the notice Of
fcipal papers AL over the country. Not journal
esp reliability, but whCt has commented upon
ut fame otthis medicine. 1t hns been introduced
| the world, and has earned for itself a reputation
eflre ECU llled by an article in the line, III this
3pther country. The stories told Ofits singular
|oyer disease Ofevery nature, serve to strengthen
If that magic has IN agency in The matter, and
| $ ms they stand forth IN the blaze Of MONDAY
| of all embellishments. arh truly startling. No
ediCine is ever thought Of in many of our most
Is villages md towns, and the voices we might
say of MILL ons, cured OF all kinds of complaints
rd in its praise.
lr columns, get pamphlet from Agents, the 40.
lent is headed Great American Remedy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08
MIrrtlgcs.

,mrre,, June 9Th, by Rev, D. NJ Reed, Mr.
circuit, of MarshfeId, and Miss Laura X
ofP.
cchcser, May 3lst, by Rev. Samuel Spar
Mr. John @. A. Mcgrath, of Reading, and
isahe,h C. Guernsey, Of the former place
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
=, =, didote for Con grcss.

Apr ALDEN PARTRIDGE, of Norwich, respect,
uy presents himself TO the G ges@em Of the Second
D.s" them e asS c"ass "S on Il,
o,I nHtform of Jefersonidn RepubiicaniSmi EN-.
~" srric economy in the expenditure of the public
v; ,ho cultivation Of peace and commercial inter
~ with all nations, so lar as the snme can he done
stunt with national interest and national honor; Il
pned militia, III our only constitutional delence
ion Of the States as guaranteed by the constitution
strict adherance 10 all the provisions Of that sncred
'ument, &c., &c. Capt. p. will address the people
II District, on all the important subjects involving
interests, previous 10 the election IN September,
b Candidates ARE inUited 10 be present.
lrwich, May Is, 1913. dl6 &C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08
NOR wen UNIVERSITY,
NORWICH VT

TENHE Annual Commencrm eni exercises nj Nor.
wlch University, will he on Thursday the 18th day
OF August next The Fall Term will commence the lilh
Of september following. The Trustees have placed the
University upon permanent basis They have repaired
their buildings and grounds in neat and thorough man.
They have revised and syscmalised the course Of
studies and have adapted methods Of instruction which
ARE well calculated 10 benefit in high degree both the
mental and physical man. The disc pline il strictly mill
tary throughout Those wishing enter upon the Uni
versity course after must be prepared to
sustain rigid examination in arithmetic algebra ms far
simple cqulttOns Adams and Stodlurds Latin Gram
mar, Andrews Latin Reader nnd Exercises, Sophoce's
Greek Grammar Sophocles Greek Render and EXERCISES
English Grammar Geography. Those wishing to enter
upon the scientific course only viii take such standing
as their aitninmcns shall allow The regular times for
examinations ofappIcus Will be from Monday thu l4,h
OF August, un THURSDAY the 7lh. and from Monday the
llth sept, until Thursday the llh. Expenses; Tuj
ton $500 per quarter, rent S $50 d. incidental ey
penses S 90 do Board from ST. so to Sl7i per week
In the preparatory department the Tuition is $3.50.
HENRY S. WHEATON, NJ. A., President and ProCes.
sOr OF Rhetoric Natural and Political Law, and Military
Tactics
ALONZO JACKMAN NJ A., Professor of Mahemat.
les, the Natural and Military Sciences
D. 5. c. NJ. POTTER NJ. A., Professor OF Ancient and
Modern Languages
NJ A., Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy
NorE.-The Summer Term will commence the 9Th oil
June
Norwich University, May %, 1919, i2O.Sm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08
WINDSOR FEMALE SEMINARY,

TENIIE NEXT TERN Of this Institution will commence
Monday the ith day Of June, in the house form
ery occupied by the Rev Mr. Richards The premises
undergoing horourh repair and every arrangement will
be made to render The situation pleasant and comfortable
10 those who may attend the school None hut expert
enced and competent teachers will he employees and the
system Of Instruction will embrace all the branches pur
sne in seminarie of the highest order. BOARD in private
families can be procured at reasonable price few
scholars can board III the family with The tcdcherS, Tide
sired where they will be under their special care at all
times.
TuIrIoN, from So to as quarter of eleven weeks An
extra charge Of SO for French 50 for Latin Tor Draw
ing, and s. for instruction the Piano Forte, VIII DO
made. Application either personal or bA 'rcr can 10
made Mrs. MARY q. CLAkh, filncinai.
Windsor May 10th. ~ i"~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08

lse statement like the following, ought to be a
INT nduccment TO any one Suffering with diseased
10 make trial of Wistar's Balsam, nhd test is
in their own case:
Florence, Oneida Co, N. Y, MAY, 1916.
4. w. Fowle,-Dehr sir take pleasure in stating
my experience in the use Of Wislar's Bulsam OF
cherry,
Ey OF the lungs, which brought me IN appearance
brink Of the grave ! consulted those who were
kkiIlul physicians who pronounced my case ncu-
My ireuds a night did not expect 10 find me
the morning. WIS induced, as a last resort, TO
4sar's Balsam, and alter taking the first bottle
lat relief | continued IT, use il and after taking
tiles considered myself cured, and for The last
have hal no occasion to use any medicine for the
4 nd believe myself entirely well,
Signed.l j. 7. GRlLLEY.
senuine signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper.
hale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Woodstock, VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08
NO TICEt

EFT the dwelling OF the Subscriber, minor son,
Il 4 named William Il. lnman, aged Il Years, without
cause prOyCalOn. and this is Ia warn n persons not
TO trust him on any account, rs shall pay no debts con.
tracted by him AFTER This date. STEPHEN lNMAN.
Barnard, May Is, lsiS. 4l9-3w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08
lost Extraordinary Work,
THE MARRIED wOMAN'S
VATE MEDICAL COMPANION.


ny DR.. A. NJ, MAURICEAU,
OF Diseases Of Women. sixth Edition, lemo, pp
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|irs ofsuTerng, of physical and mental anguish 10
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husband might have been spared by timely posses
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intended especially for the married, or those con-
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|Iy. knowledgeis power. 1t is health, happiness
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NJ E S S r S.
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would inform their friends and the public that they have
established themselves in the pleasant Village Of Wood.
stock, in Ilaydens Building, next door to the Bank where
they prepared TO execute ali kinds of DaguerreOty pc
kenesses, in The latest ald most approved style Persons
desrOus OF procuring Dasueeolype kenrsses Of them.
selves or friends, or copies from Portraits Miniatures,
Paintings Engmvngs Staunry, particularly invited
to give call Instructions given in the hrt to take
Lkeesses in fifth purt NJ the time required by other
operators. Furnishing Materials kept constantly onhand,
for sale, wholesale aud retail Boston prices All orders
for stock viii he promptly attended to- and sent when
money il enclosed, any part OF the country risk
400 NV VARNEY a BLAIR.
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/ eling Agents are informed that few districts in
Fhusetts, and two other Eastern States, are yet un.
ID. Applications received (post.paid) as above.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08

|nnwng Is n recommendation from Falmouth:
4. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
| ly that my wife has been afflicted with very
IOr on her face. and at her stomach, fur fifteen
,st. Ailer using various medicines recommend.
Ter complaints with little or no benefit, she com.
nsns, by the advice u Mr. Edward Mason,
Dry. yOur Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bilters, and
low in better health than she has before enjoyed
nst filoon errs; and wnuiu ceeeriully recon
|, all md every ole who is afflicted with any oi
|naints which this medicine is recommended for
! in preference to amy article now in use.
Yours respectfully, J b. BEACH
|ulh, May, 90 lsi4.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-08
CON UISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District Of Hartford, Com
msOners, TO receive, eNnmine aud adjust all clas and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Lucy Gibbs
are of Hartford IN sni District deceased, and all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from this date being allowed for that purpose hereby give
notice that will attend to the business appoint
mcn at the dwelling House If Warren Gibbs in said
Hartford the 18Th dry OF June and the ih day of No
ycmber next o'clock =. NJ, on each Of said days
IONA; EUGMEEnSIH' lc.m,..,.,
CHESTER RICHARDS. )
Hartford. Mny 10, lsle 4l9.3w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

TROUBLE YALE COLLEGE. The Northamp on
courier states that the faculty of Yale College have
punished several of the in the annual ceremony
OF "burylrg Euclid" The faculty were determined to
break up the custom, and threatened this year to take
severe measures with any who might engage in its re.
petition Hence the student who delivered the sermon.
and the one who read the poem with one or two Others
were expelled. Others were rusticated or o,beru;ss
punished Nearly all the students were spectators bu,
only the actors were punished tutor who wen, amoDr
them as aspy was roughly treated The students kcka
ed BIN, knocked off his hal and snowbaed him md
ne was obliged to heefor bis lie.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

FROM WASHINGTON. DIR. Benton shook hands ,,;,b
MIR. Butler on entering the Senate on Monday. Tbi,
terminates The duel.
II said, Mr.. Calhouns alternative to some ad;u.,.
ment oil the Slavery question, will be Southern Con.
venon, TO propose for withdrawal OF the Southern
states III body from the Union upon the passage Of
any law restricting slavery in the Union.
Mr.. Palfrey is the presen, occupan, Of John Quincy
Adams's seat.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

lHE LoNGMEADow ATFRAY-Mr. Coomes
VINO was SO severely beaten by Hartford rowdy
at Burnham's tavern, last Friday evening, is bet
TER and confidence in his recovery is now ex.
pressed The attendant physician informs US
mat probably gallon of blood flowed from his
Heau In consequence of the injuries he received.
ms ms eye was not gouged out, as first stated
though injured so badly as to DESTROY sgh, q,
least temporarily. Had Mr.. C. been man NJ
less bodily vigor and tenacity of lie, the terrb
injuries ne received would ith little doubt. have
produced death Springfield Republican.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

The MEXICAN MINISTER, Senior de la Rosas, had
all Interview, last week, with Mr.. Buchanan the Secre,
tary OF State The Senior, who is a low Sized rather
Stout, gentleman, OF mahogany COLOR does not speak
either English or French and the conversation car.
RED on by means OF an interpreter. II is said that the
Se"or nearly seven eghhs Indian, or about twice as
much Indian blood as General Ampudia, who was for
merly minister from Mexico to this country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

EXECUTION, Amos Northup, convicted of the muir.
der OF the girl whom he had paid his addresses suf,
tered the extreme penalty of the law at White Plains
N. r. on The LIST inst He was very humble and peni.
tent previous to the execution, and stated that he had
always been what the world called honest, and that
every wrong that he had committed had been done un,
der the influence Of liquor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

~ We commend the following paragraph,
from the Cleveland PIaandealer, an ultra Cass
paper to the consideration of The Young
Democracy"
" Had Gen. Cass been elected, or even had got
respectable vote in the South it would have
shown that Southern gentlemen had not for
gotten all obligation to their party friends north
that after having the Presidency fortg-eight out
OF sixty years. they were willing to let northern
man be elected and that the sectional question
oil Slavery should not overshadow all party issues,
aud leave their friends north to fight for princi
pies, 'ohtte they contend for bread and butter
0"'y' HAD Gen. Cass been elected, it would
nave SHOWN too that the slave power was not po-
lucally omnipotent in this country, and there
would be no need as yet in arraying ourselves
sectlonallv against it. But the stone which the
builders rejected the same has become the chief
oil the corner What we have been throwing
out and rejecting in all political organizations
10 w.t. the Slavery issue, is now forced upon us
'l'Iens oOIens by the South, The partu that
any longer 6ltnhS this question as politically
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

Terrible Steamboat Accident On woan
day morning the Steamboat /" Moncido " ,rhn.
ABOUT twelve miles below this place. exploded ono
OF her boilers, causing great damage and loss NJ
lie. One man was killed and five badly scalded
or Otherwise injured, three OF whom, in the on;ni
ION OF tne physicians, cannot survive. They were
all employed as hands on the Boat. There Were
no passengers on board. The Captain was min.
ured.-Littte Rock, INK Coz. 18Th ,,It
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

W Inc Water Cure Journal for Decemhsr
yves me following directions for the cure ~ ,ho
ZEN eem acne /" Make the whole neck and cbas,
pare mold water moderately tepid in the mo",h
anu enanse II pretty often, at the same time wssh
wa,sr "a ,aee, neck and chest briskly with cold
much ' GIIo me hand rub the face especially
an hour or until the pain ceases. 'or nail
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

The CHOLERA AT NEW YORK. The Mayor Of
New York gives public notice, on the authority Of the
health oficeT that the disease on board the shin New
York. resembles Asiac Cholera in all its symptoms +:
but that no case of the disease has occurred among
cabin passengers; and that none of the crew had been
attacked.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

TUESDAY, Dec 5.
SENATE. The Message was received. read
and 10000 extra copies ordered to be printed
Adjourned.
HOUSE. MIR. Greeley gave notice of his in
tenton 10 bring in bill to discourage specula.
tons in aud establish Homesteads upon the Pub.
lie Lands.
Mr.. Goggin gave notice of a bill to reduce the
rates OF postage to five cents for all distances.
Mr.. Broadhead moved TO print l 500 copies of
the Presidents Message with the accompanying
documents
Mr.. Smith of la moved 10, 700 copies, which
was lost.
Mr.. Heny moved a reference to the Printing
Contract, lost-adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. g.
SENATE. The Vice President laid before the
Senate reports from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury.
Mr.. Phelps presented the credentials OF Mr..
Upham, of Vermont, which were read
HOUSE. After the reading Of the Journal,
Mr.. Rockwell moved for the appointment OF
Chaplain. Rev. Messrs. Gurley, Dewey and
Cushman are candidates in both the Senate and
House. Mr.. Gurley will probably be e.elect-
ed
Rev. Mr. Gurley was elected receiving 1856
votes out of ISL.
Message was received from the President,
referring to his signature OF the Oregon bill of
the last session, and giving his reasons therefor.
The Message was laid upon the table, without
reading and the House adjourned quarter TO
o'clock-Yeas "a, Nays 63
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

iHE COLLEGE OF ELECTORS. This body finished
It's business at the State House Wednesday bv SWING
the twelve electoral votes Of Massachusetts ,o
Ia1lor, OF Louisiana, for President, and to MlIa,d
Fillmore, of New York, Tor Vice Presdep, and ohoa.
ing on the third ballot Col. William Scbouie, or ~.
Atlas, messenger carry the certificate Of ,bo
Washington. '' "
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

iNTEMPERANcE. President Jefferson orcn
saIo' Inc habit OF using ardent spirits bv men in
once mas occasioncd more injury to the nnblic
ana more trouble to me, than ali other canses
ana were | to commence my administrator
again, with the experience now have. The 6rst
question | would ask respecting a candidate
would be- Does he use ardent spirits %
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

nEMARkABLE ESCAPE On the oIs, q,
november young man In Carthage. Jeaerson
cGunIy, lell from the staging OF new tactoTv
= ICE. upon solid craggy rock, which was COW.
Saeu WIN ABOUT 10 inches of running water. and
nc seGe,Ved no other injury than the breaking Of