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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
8e0tmgungeu:

l. Der 8aterlauosfreunb
nno @etlt per Sc it" erfheint re9eIz
maBts jeoen 8reptag Otcrgen.
2. Der Sublcrtpttcus + prei6 1T s n
{ a Ter uno SO Gents, in 8orousbes
,ablung, ooer 2 & baler, fails bic Sci,
tun9 nlht tnnerbalb Dem Sabre besohlt Ypirc
3. Die 8erlenoun9 oe(diett auf Setter
Der erllnterld)relber, unb 8riefe an bic S,erous
9eber mi1Ben poltfrep eingeIanot mcrrcn.
4. NuSet9en tpcrcen breDmaI oa5 @,erct
ntr gtnen ( vale t eingcriloft ml,sc,
aber io9letd baar be5ablt tperoen, mr. MAI,
nld't auf lonltl9e 9lrt lit Gednung tebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
9!ter Sabr9an9.] ]
Oefen Ii. &arpetz26ebereDi
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W" ~|SNN"NE ~ J"$NHS o>NN~t~Nr'"
Oie unterfbrieb'usn bena6ribten BIZ
~ 8nt9!r Der elaot Canton uno oaf
Wubleum h5srbaupt ersebenit. oaB (le obi
aes 8elbdft au betrebsn ansefausen babeu
,lno oaBsibe in alen feinen psrIbisoeuen
3nsissn fOrt5ufhbrsn ssoensen, in Dem j2aus
5e. meIbss Isstber BON !Qrn. 9. Setter aIs
Sdulbaus b'nustpu BE- Ibh en- rsfl. D.
sEen,fbIheeI Drtbsbaus, in Der Iuseara
Spas 9trabs Der @taot @aaton. Neriouen
Die ibre D,snIte in oieism 9slbdft 3v be
nrb:n mhnIbsu. perosn wobI tbun. ibr
8aru bis gum 1ftsn nabFen Qpr'l ein5u=
{biftn. Die untsrfbriebensns sebsn ois
@eGberuns. raB ibre 9Irteit auf cine netts
uno ssb6rise meiie eetban, rpiro. proteu
Bacon fann man bep 9rn. g. Ytneeia Nu:
asnlbsm nebmsn.
3. petree unb s. Mol
Canton, WdrS 9. Am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
SCb6bbdreS
OIEU9VWtVU
Qonc III oerfoufen.


Die tlnterfbriebenen .perten am
&C. HIn sasuitag, ben 17ten na6ften
a IA NJ Mdrs. auf Dem 9runoftad felbft,
e.asss&zsEin SsanfIin Iaunf6lp, Start
gauntp, auf tfentlider Denbue gum Ser:
fauf aubieten caS noropeitibe Niertel Der
Section go. Is, in Taunfbip 2 (Sranslin)
uno gfeibe yo. 10, ben @tben bsS Iebtbsri
gen pb'lip sbcOt 9ebbtene.
etwa 70 Ndsr iinb se,la,t uno in sutem,
baubarena 3afauoe !; au1 befnbet f6 Gin
autes smspit6diatee 8lodbaus unS 96eusr
oaranf, .pis AUDI Elm oortrsfFtber traesn:
Der Banmsarten uub eiue nisfebleuoe Queue
portrefFibeu MaBers. 3ur. ndmliben 3eit
uuo an, HamIibsn Srt fou AUDI 2otte 80.
II, in Der staot maubefer, Sta't @auu:
ty, perfaufr perben.
Ser Mittfps QIusbalt fo4 AUDI nit benl
@runofnd pertauft speroen. Der Nerfauf
fanst um 10 llbr Vomittass am benanntsn
Gage an, uno 8eoiusunsen mereen befanut
aeruadt pou @eorae Sboof,
Sacob @utfbam,
@....*.@ Weter guti6an,
. N.b. 9g. Ans 9Dbilip Sbouf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
s cDers uuu 7s rust.
"Grnlt 1T r1s 0ebeu-beiter Die &unit."
(9lu5 Der slbenos 3eitun9.)
So5 oefGrte @lud.

tIte Utt 2IotHo>SehuHy.J
Oo5 9ef6rte Slid.
Sd, bab' ein beiees, jltn9eS 8lut,
9Eie tbr Dpbl ale ni6t;
c,d) bin bcm &il6en gar su gut,
llno bab' ncd ME 9eflBt;
Cenu lit mir AUDI mein 9iebden bplb>
'sipor bod, ais lpenn's nid)t tperoen lpllt,
Grrb oller Ollb' uno aller Sit
jcab ib bod rtemaIs nod 9ef16t.
GeS Tadtars g0sden 1T mir gut,
Sie 9ten9 ;ur Wieie frilb,
Sd, lief tbr nad, unb faBte Mutb,
llno Ihlang ben 9lrm Tim fle.
Oa Itad)l an benz Misberbanb
O1ir cine Tabel lit bic Soanb;
Gas Slut lief fart, th 1pran9 nod 9aus
llno nit Dem RilBen mar es aus.
ssJiln9it eien9 id) 70 sum 3eitpertreib,
llno traf fe bort am 8mB,
Sdl fhlan9 ben slrm nm tbren eeib,
uno bat INN e;nen SuB;
Gie Ipifte Ihon ben HDfenmunb,
Da fam Der 9rcBe &ettenbuno
uno big mir tpittbeno in bae Bein,
Gc Iies i'd tuobl oas &ueeu ieyu.
Orauf iaB i'd eiuit Dor ibrer 2bitr
Sn filter Sreuo' uno Quit,
sic CAB ibr. licbes Sodnbden mir
SD 5r9 fIe an bic 8ruit;
Da fpran9 Der 8ater biuterm 2bpr,
$50 er rns ldn9f beIauIht, beropr,
limb tpie 9ep0bnltb ipar Der ShluB,
SD tatn AUDI Inn oen oritten &uB.
Grit 9efteru traf id fe am 0uus,
Sie rtef midi leiI' binein:
"Rein Seniter 9ett i'm Scf tinaas,
0eut 9Ibeno part' i6 Dein."
Da fam ih benn in Qiebesnabn,
llno le9te metne 9etter an;
Dpb inter mir brad Te eutSpei
llno NIT oem &1Ben tpar's oDrbet.
limb abermals 9ebt mfrs nun 70,
3, baB ids leioen muB d!
Wein eebta9 tpero' ih nimmer frob,
&rte9 th nidt balo 'nen &uB.
Das @lild Gebt mid, 70 ftniter an,
Bas bab' ih armer @idt 9etban?
D'rum tper es bort erbarme fld,
limb fep 70 gut uno fife MIDI. &0rner
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
-Nunmer "a. 3. .
Sheuer, thut hei6es WaGer in Elm @efdB II.
lIsbet Die Eieteln bineir, uuo 70 tptro mat
balo Der QEiebelu Wetiter ietH.
Mittel, @etreioe lon9e 6u per-
mahrrn,

Scba[c mar bas Gjetrcite an6ectrrfdet
bat, witrfelt nno reini4t man es irhs, fN's
bern man ntmmt ca5 eIu59eoroihe 'r, ,fter<
uer NIT Der Srreu, brinQt .ee ]r drf Die
Speidher uno la6t es AUDI 70 Iie9cn. Sn fets
ner Spreu fanu bas Gjetreioe> beicnoers Der
9r99eu Sahrelan9 aufbewabrt weroelt, rhne
eintaen Sdaren su nebinen. Wan hat ridt
nEthte IS umsufpenoen, "a es peeer comp5
fig miro nod, jufammenbrennt.-Nes @ins
,ioe rpas babel beobadtet tperoen mu6, it;
oas bos @etreioe 9dn5lih tredcn eir9efabz
rem miro, neil, ionft Die Seud,tt9feit ocs
Rprns ielbit fotpcht ais oerSpreu gum 9er>
ocrben ceBelten fllbren tpilroe. G6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

SIT elmer 9egiitratur wurcen bic lc;ten
Wiaensmeinun0en, in llmihld9en Der 9aps
penoefeI, aufbetpsbrt. .-@inSauer muete aus
oieier Re9iitratur fh cine be9laubi9te 9lbs
fhrift understanding einl6fen. llls er oiefe
oiden pappumihld9e febt, fra9t er oen&es
qiltrator neueierig Das fTnp pobl Iauter
Bibelu ?"-"Jtetn'', auttportete oer8efraas
te, "es llno nur alte unb neue Seltamente.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Die Mdufe bielten etnlt etnen Neih6tag,
tpie Ge IId, Dor ben Gasen ilhern mohten.
gad LANCER 8erathuns beihIcBen fIe: je>
Der Rase fou cine Shete anaehdn9t toers
ben, bamit cas &linseln Die Mdu(e Seitla
narne: "Der 91otb sefel aQ9emein. %
tptfdte etne aItc .D2aus beroor uno lprdh {:
"Der 9fetb it nIIcrptuss trefItd roer aber
min oehn rtuti Der Gase bic Shele anhdn'
gen 2" (8olfeblatt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Gin slbSrfat bate i'm 8crSimmer besges
rihtsIaales einen lleberrcd 3urIdgelasen,
oeBen Gaiden bon 9lften tparen. Ber9ebens
bemlbte er fId1 beim Sort9eben ben slrm in
Die 9lermel gu brtu9cn. @r ftampfte NIT oem
Tuee uno rief: Stedt oenn Der Satau beut
in metnem lleberrpd! !"-"0toh ntht' ants
wertete Der ibm belfenoe @ertdtsoiener"
"aber talo.''
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

,Dapto Darty, friibsr @ebiilfss sppftmeiiter
at Sarbcrcreef, @rte So. ga. 1T fhuloig
befunben tpcroeu, @elo aus bem NoifIad
aefohlen su babsn, nuo tpuree 81 l2jdbriser
3udtbaus 1rafe i'm 6itliden 3udtbaus ser'
urtbetlt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

: 8owery ysSbeater.-Diefes prdh>
tiae @ebdube brannte am ISten. Eebruar lit
TeusQ,orf bis duff ben 9runo niceer. Der
8erlulf pirc auf 100000 9elhdst, .poo It
235 600 UerfId}ert fodreft. ' ---s[r
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
SefenttibSQerfeiaerung.

Sim 94fsn inEsbenoeu Mdrs. um 10 llbr
~ Dormittass, fol am Wi'tbsbauis bee
0ru. Ybilips, in Der Staot @anton Start
So. aufbftntliber Dsuoue psrfauft petcen:
2 Bureaus, 3 8ettlaoen,
elm srrssr Slaael:Gilb, 5thbIe, g Seuer;
bunoe, 9 tnnf 9allon SAFER, fdnf3ebu
0aaon SdBben. uuo lonft nod cine Ser:
Ibiebenbeit BON 3aus uno &a6enserdtbe,
su peitldufie su aeloen. Beoin9uneen wer:
ben am Gage uno Srt Der Nencue befauui
aernaobt, pon 8arbara Mober.
Canton, Wdrs Q. Sm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Die .@eleBeebung BON eculiiand eeneb'
mi9te Elm 8efee, pcourb allen freten 0ee@
9ern aus arberu Staatcn unterfaet tDtrbS
eouifana au beiuhens Seltlf oenen, tpeId,e
i'm Staate anId8is Gno, 1T bic 9tlldfebr oas
bin perbcten, iobalo Ge einmal bic 9rense
llberihritteu haben. (QSeltbllr9er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

W2an bsIhdfttst Gh nit Dem 8orihase,
einen stpey yten. Ganal an ben Sdllen bes
Sbio, am Snoiana llfer, 3u erbauen., Der
segenwdrti9e 8anaL, tnelher -auf ber &ens
fudp Geite Ittest bat tpdhreno lestem Sabt
Elm Dipioenb ppn 13 prcSent a59etporfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

e6h ct IN ben Striimpfe n.-Sn
elmer reliai6ien Gerfan,mlung blieb eine Cas
me fortndbrene auf eiuer Sanf ffehcn. II. ent,
soa paburh ben butter i1h beFncencelt Yers
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
a IH FL { D..

6err MilheIm Scuoers BON NetpsS SerfeD
feerte am 3liten Sanuar feline poh3eit unb
muroe bes ndditen Gags ttlrh ben Shlas
etneS Vferbes oetootet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

.Jobn 9aanoolpb aus gid6bur9 in Gennes
Gee, Der Dor Ii Sabre Or. Watts moroetet
erIitt titralih oaBeIbe Sdidfal auf ietnem
@ute i'm >Staate 9ouilIana ourd bic Sodnbe
6tner SflaDeu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Der NelrYorf Star errpdbnt aIs ben1ers
fensmertb, baB, tpdbreub Der Binter in ben
n6roliden 9e9enoen nn9emein tparm ans
fiena, Der CONNER in Glib s9lmerifa tint 9lus
fanoe fitb[ unb febr ,uriicf mar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Gin 8eteron!-Der beriihtl9te Bantne,
tenfdlfher Matbene 8ri9as fart, rs Sabre
ait, mStdatsqefinqni6e bon MaRadmletts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

sSn Aurora Tauuldip, port1se GauntD;
baben bic 8auern i'm lebten Sabr $40 Scns
men &dfe aemaft unb rpe9seftidt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Sn Cincinnati ,perben tdalite 3ettnns
gen berausse9ebsn uno man 1T earan, cine
7te Ut errihten. .-- ~-.. .-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Wdbreno ber Iesten A Ronate tpnrbem
BON ,yieucrleaas 1891 0osfetts Sabad aufS
aefabrt ;bapou sparen 3s41 fitr0dfen in ben
Der. ct. unb 1850 fir fremoe 0dfen beitinlt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

.Der Sanrel spifhen @rslanb unb @aidd
oa befhdfti9t 1900 9roBe &aufartbeYihtfe,
nebff elmer 9lnsabl fleinerer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Der Staat Ohio bat 8 &andle, 6te ents
weber gang fertts poer in. 0au flno, unc oes
rem aeiarn,nte QGnae S12 Weilen betrdat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

@res.-Nerr snifs, in Masillcn, hat
unfdngiT Elm Sdtpeill 9eldllad,tet, tpsldeS
cin ecsabr alt ,par NIB 48l pfuno prg.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
Bobnun9ss8 ss8erdnoeruns.
&aIa tfm0 K lft1I.

Wsnabribtissn ebrerbietiaft ibre Srsnnee.
Gunben unb bas publifur,, hberbaurt, oaB
f5e ibre SIpotbete in bic Stuhe oeS 1errn
Daaf, perlsst haben, In pelber s.. Slaae
Garter ebebem Stobr belt, bic ndbfte Ibl
Re III Srn. Saaf's 9afbaus, no fle fort.
wabreno iebs Dirt Droserepen. Me t.
.ineu. pate.nttrte meoiSinen,
SeL Sarbsn, &c. pcratbis balteH sreroen
,pelde iie unsewbbulib- tpoblfsH fhr Saar:
8elb ooer 2anossptpouete fell bieten.
D Canton, SEQ. 9. D. .. -.
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= Ncffentllcbe 95enDue.

J: Sefentllbe SenDue.
0(m Sreytas. Den l6ten uddfsn Wdra,
~ Bprmlttass um 10 ubr. iOG am Qauis
oss ilutsribrlebenen, in pIain Iaunfbip,
Stare eauntv, auf 0fentIi9er 8snoue oer'
Fault rperoen:
- pferoe, &inouieb,
&4IS svcbsp 8uteMH6thbe, s6wsi
.eSyaesSX.us, pFase uno gssen, Q bier:
lpaan'se lpdssn, uno font nod etne 0ers
fbieosnbsit Bausrns8 8erdtbfbaften 5u psit:
idufs au tr1eloen. Nufpartnus uno biIiser
Credit pi,o 9e9eben Don
2uowis 3enfe.
Ssbruar 28. 3m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

*Diefes 1erfabreu NIT Gauge ntad1t ibit
eber teimcn unb aufseben, treibt einen ftdrs
FERN Stpd uno eiebt ibm cine aueercrbents
lid fbone bunfelsraue Tarbe. -..- QS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Sattlers unD Vefhirema6er Gno
~ einssIaoeu, ibre QIufmerffamfeit anf
ben Bcrratb SaItIet NBaarer, plattiter
montirter S6neuen uno 8itts, p!attirte,
S1ei8bhSsL @urtsn &c. better 0uaitit, ,u
rlbten, su babeu i'm 3artnaaren Stcbr bon
MaBi1cn, Dec.29. Gennis uno ReQp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

THE PEyOBscors.-No one can form an
idea of the lightness Of IN Indian canoe, up
on which such great weights are transported,
without occular observation. When we ore
told that an Indian sIuaw will carry on her
head across a portage from one river to an-
other, the same canoe in which she has pad
died her whole family tens,and even hundreds
Of miles, you can hardly credit the story
And even, when you examine the frall boat.
and see its ribs Of but an inch in thickness,
covered with the thin bark Of single birch
tree, you can hardly form a sufficient idea OF
its strength and buoyancy to trust yourself in
it. Yet placed in the bottom, and following
the directions to keep perfectly still, the ce-
lerity and case with which an Indian will
paddle you on smooth surfaced waters, is as.
tonishing. With a single paddle four feet
long, and half an inch thick, an Indian will
60 with steamboat speed.
While visiting the Indian camp at East
Boston yesterday morning, we saw the ease
with which one Of these canoes was managed
The Indian took it on his head from the bank,
and launched it in the water; then took in a
gentleman OF no common weight and lady,
and two children, and, placing them on some
Indian mating on the bottom of the boat,
padded them round by the Navy yard. The
scnsibility Of the boat to the swelling of the
waters under it, creates an unusual, but plea
SAINT sensation.- Boston Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30
lFrom the Herkimer Journal.
THE PROSPECT IN NEW YORK.

If there be any friend of the country, in
the State, or elsewhere, who harbors doubt
oi the overwhelming triumph Of tho Wings
IN The November contest, with reasonable
energy and vigilance, we ask his attention
Tor few moments while we place before
him few facts and considerations.
Now York gave at the last fall elections q
clear admitted majority of $4,000 for the
Wing tickets. With little concert, less or.
ganization, and very limited and dubious hope
of successful result, the State was com
pletely revolutionized. Scarcely n single
county looked for signal change beyond lis
own limits: all were alike astounded at the
magnitude and the completeness Of the vic.
tory. The official returns exhibited change
in one year Of $4,000 in favor Of the whie
cause.
Have we any reason to fear or believe iha,
the revolution has gone backward? Where
is 1t found? Is the result of the spring cleo.
tons! Certainly not. We carried n ma.
ljority Of full sixty supervisors for the first
time, including those Of every city in the
State and neorly every Incorporated village
We displayed increased and overwhelming
mnjorties in our great western strongholds
We held Albany, Rensselaer,, Columbia
Orange, Cayuga, Tompkins, King, and mos,
oil our new Counties. We shook the power
OF the adversary still further in Hcrkimcr,
Otsego, Delaware, Lewis, and most Of their
heretofore strong Counties. We routed them
in Jefferson, beat them in Seneca and Gin.
ton, and cast majority ofthe votes in Madi.
son. These elections fully demonstrated
that VIC bad lost nothing Of our $1,000 on
the LIST Of May,
Can We have lost il since ?-can we lose
It now Mot without miracle. The ten.
dency Of the political current is all the other
way. Connecticut, Virginia, and Mississip.
P, which were last year strongly against us,
have this year gone Whig.-Louisiana has
Just elected Wbig Legislature in place OF
Loco Foco, and Wbig Congregational
delegation entire, where we had but two
members last yenr. North Carolina has Just
elected Wing Legislature IN place Of one
which twice elected Loco Foco u. States
senator. Our Governor runs the Sub Treas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

Auction FRAUDs.-A most nefarous sys.
tenn of fraud appears to be carried on at some
Of the auction stores, in New York; severa
complaints have been made nt the Police
Office, and the offenders have been brought
up to answer the charge, but through some
defect in the law, or by means Of the witnes
scs they produce, ready to swear to any thiny
most Of them have escaped. The usual wag
is this card or case, containing half a
dozen articles, is put up at auction, and
knocked down to some ignorant fellow, who
the auctioneer judges can be easily imposed
on. When the purchaser comes to pay for
them he is shown number Of other articles,
generally brass finger rings, or other things
Of no value, and told that he bought the
whole, and must pay for every article at the
price Of his bid. Men who mode purchase
amounting to fifty cents or dollar arc thus
frequently swindled out of ten times tina,
amount.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30

ury champion out of sight. All this in face
Of the Calhoun detection, and the vote OF one
Wing member Of Congress for the Sub Trea.
sury bill. Of Missouri and Illinois we will
say nothing Just now: but we have returns
sufficient to show that there has been at least
a substantial Wing gain if not Wing vcto.
~ in each. Aabama-full Of Calhoun Null
| lfiers and disunionists, who have carried over
one Of her Wing Congressman and two OF
three able presses to the enemy, IL looking
well. We shall lose nothing even there
and after South Carolina that is our hardest
chance in the Uuion.
Take another illustration: We carried
Maine last September by handful OF votes
and the battle is now to be fought over again
The vote was light there as here: it will be
heavy now, as is the case with US. Botf
parties will do their utmost. Yet nobody
thinks of any result which would be equa
TO the beating down of our $1,000 in New
York. So Of Pennsylvania The Locos car
ried it last fall by 5000. TO bo equal to the
loss of this State by the Whigs, there shoult
be Tory majority of23, 900 in Pennsylvania
in October. But nobody dreams OF such
result. The estimate Of their central com
mittee only claims 1000, and they. kno"
that ID a lie. There will not probably bt
1000 either way, and we hope what there II
will be in our favor. At any rate they canno
do so well rs they did last fall. 1t is out o
the question. How, then, are their brethreI
to gain $4,000 in New York? 1.-THE thing
can't be did,"
We say, then, 10 friends and foes, far ant
near; set down New York as undoubtedly
Wing. We might hold our hands and throw
away our certain victory we might get into
silly quarrel about candidates for Governo
or President and fool it away. But we arr
not going to do any thing Of the sort. W.
are going to elect our Wing Governor, who
ever he may be, by about 10000, and send p
Wings to Congress to nail up the coffin o
the Sub-Treasury. Gentlemen Locos, yol
have fair notice, don't say this time that yo'
are beaten by surprise or accident.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30
From Mr. woodbury's Report on Exchanges.
MEMORANDA.

I The American dollar contains 81 grains
of pure silver, or 4l6 grains Of standard sill
yer.
/ The Spanish dollars arc not all Of The same
weight. Those in circulation in 1929 were
said by the director OF tie mint to be worth
on an average, 100 cents and 3 mills.
The Mexican dollars are said to be equal
to the Spanish.
The "Carolus" dollars are the Spanish dol
lars coined prior to the year 1909, in the
reigns of Charles iii. and Nv. They are
said t6 be not superior in weight and fincness
to the Mexican.
The American eagle of the old coinage,
previous 10 the 3lst of July, 1884, contained
247l grains of pure gold.
The American eagle Of the new coinage
contains 232 grains Of pure gold.
The British sovereign, when coined, con.
tnins l3 grains and lS.l2-l4 parts of grain
Of pure gold, worth, according to our prescn,
mint valuation, 81 81 7.I20.
The Spanish doubloon should according to
the regulations which have nominsly pre-
vailed since the year 1772, contain 81 ) grains
Of pure gold, which would, at our mint valua-
ton, be worth l6 dollars 20 cents. But, ac-
cording to assays mado at the London and
Philadelphia mints previous to the year 1899
Spanish douboons contained only from 360
to 362 4 10 grains of pure gold. This would
make their average value, at our mint valua-
tion, about sl5 56a.
i The Patriot doubloons are said to be equal
in weight and ineness to the Spanish.
The difference in the price OF Spanish and
Patriot doubloons, and Of the different spe-
cies Of dollars, at New York and Philadelphia
Is chiefly owing to difference Of demand for
them in foreign markets.
/ In the price currents 81 4t-4 Q are assumed
as tho par Of exchan &c on England. This
practice began when the Spanish pillar dol.
lars were IN circulation, and when the morke,
value Of gold compared with silver, was less
than it is at present. The true par varied as
The market value Of gold varied, when com
pared with silver. II was cstimated by Mr..
Gallatin, writing in 1920, at per cent.
above the nominal par; by others, at per
IIccnt.
Since the passage Of the act Of 1894, for
reforming the American gold coinage, the
true par exchange with England. estimating
gold against gold, is about . 7.lO above the
nominal par.
The quotations of exchange on France nre
so many francs and ceDtimes payable IN
France for dollar paid here. According Ia
tho regulations Of the Frs Dch mint, the silver
franc should contain 60,453 troy grains Of
pure silver equivalent To Is 70S 1000 cents
IN silver currency Of tho United States. The
quantity Of pure silver in an American dollar
~ equal TO that in francs "a 534- 1000 cen.
times But a. foreign coins are not legal
tender in France, and rs a seignorage OF
about IL per cent 10 charged on silver coin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30
RAID OF II III E Il M E S.

age at the French mint, American dollars,
when sold as bullion in France, are said to
bring, on an average, not more than francs
26 25. 1000 centimes. This is, BY some wri-
ters, assumed as the par Of exchange on
France. Other writer's assume 3 francs 81
centimes as about par.
The quotations of exchange on Holland,
are 30 many cents guilder on Hamburg,
so many cents a mark banco and on Bre-
men, SO many cents rix dollar.
The exact value Of the guilder OF Holland
is 80 97-l0O cents Of United States silver
currency but 40 cents are usually assumed
as the par Of exchange.
| The mark banco Of Hamburg is money
of account equal to 35 l44-l00O cents United
States currency.
The rix dollar of Bremen is a money Of &C.
count, equal to 80 cents and very small
fraction United Statos currency.