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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
Internal
Improvements.
DR.,GOODES'

These Pills are strongly recommended 10 the
ra,cs of The Ladies as a safe and efficient REM |
edy iu removing those complaints peculiar To !
their sex, from want Of Exercise, or general
Debility of lie System, Distinctions, Suppress |
siops. and lrregularity of The Menses at the
same time rengthening, cleansing, and giving
tone to the Stomach and Bowels, and producing
new and healthy action throughout the sys'
en-, generally. They create Appetite, correct
! Indigestion, remove Ciddiness ane Nervous
Headache, and are eminently useful III lhose
Fla,ulept Complaints which distress Females 50
much al the Turn OF LIFE. They obViate Cos
tiveness, and counteraCt all tlystencal ana NeF,
| vous Affections likewise afford soothing and
| permanent reliefin Flaor Abus, or Whites, and
IN the most obstinate cases OF Chlorosls, or
Green Sickness, they invariably restore the pal>
lid and delicacte female to health aud vgour.
These Pills have gained the sanction and aP-
nrobation of the most eminent Physicians IN t''e
j limited States, and manv mothers can likewise
testify to their extraordinary efficacy. 10 mar
ried females, whose expectations OF the tender
est pledges Of eonnubial happiness have been
defeated, these Pills may be truly esteemed a
!, blissGl boon. They soon renovate all ihhc'
ional debility, and If taken, according to d'rec-
: ,;nns. obyiate all morbid action. meditHn thus
. safe and etficacious, will be found IN
DR.. Goodies Celebrates female l'i'gi
q These Pills are Of two Kinds namely 10, on,.' >
. ar Laxative Pills, and No. 2, Restorative Pills
- STbey are for all the following diseases Sup>
preston ,GfesulorrItyI y, G,asn Sickness,
ses, fiuor h'o1s, Sacon,inence of Urpe'
n Sostiyelless: UlSss iI,s,sr;rs Proaps,,s Uteri
,, Nervous AIoE.'ov, W. and PiIes These Pills
). or iahng o. .ne adsr,sGto to the male as well
d u.o S SsnaIe ssx.ior the cure Of the following
- y y w :. NorvoaE Diseases Liver Complaint
II H. snaSsn bilious Diseases and
o. nochondracis,n. Low Spiritg Pslpitstidn ~ M
:: Hsa,t Naryoas sirritabif,y, NeIsens w eakness
I'd Iiea' - Y u ffa-,h,rp Gam
ii indgsss Lsss SsIss sas sYsa 81 Fia,,enoy
a erai y |, lbm
Headaches, Z 4
W. q n6ast kk
and WE 4,
" a. sss,ss si l;Sls Hesd 81 Back
Axl a w s',s;on Il l;lIt IA sfatc flush
's ,,1srS slh ,iness Iisrfofss N StchRS
q M 4 giad Dreams and pasns.
~ y ~ nnwedeed 10 Be- one,
ia e9pr discovered, as d puritf
~ I'M me blood and fluids IS superior 70 shs
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
NEW FALL
and
WI N,EEEs GOODS

EUsT received from the Eastern cities,
large and spsn6'd a coos 1,sS[@en, O fnHn
French, English, and victorio Prints Muslin Muslin
de- Lane, Painted Muslins and Lawns Linen
and Gotten Drllings; Blue, Black and Mixed
Cloths; Cassimcres, and Satlinetts OF all c"'-
ora and Qualities; Bed Ticking, B5eache ana
ETJnhleached Muslns: Also, fl.e lot Of Han
and Fur Caps = e,1,ru 3, ro.
". y. Atkk,nds of,produce taken in eE'
change for Goods. CASH paid for Wheat.
'""'eO J I. S. q CO.
Canal Dover, Sept. 10, 1889, Gil.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

EUT Anotler rcry s,rcre Of Tnfamradtory Rhe''
7,atism cured By Or. HIM. Exams Mcdtcane'--
Mr. John A. Carroll, Of the county of West
chester, town Of North Castle, New York, had
hoen severely afflicted with ntlammatory rheu>
rnatism for fourteen months with violent pans
+ in his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness gf skin, limbs much swollen, was no, able
without assistance to turn in he'd for s7 weeks
Had tried various remedies to no effect. was
| advised by o friend of his to procure some o'
DIR. w. Evans medicine of 700 Chathem street
New York, which he immediately sent Tor; ant
aud in coprtb6ing its use according to the dlrec
lions for ten days, perfectly cured. ALLOW
me to refer any person to him for thrI'ruIh
the above statement
DR.. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
than street, New York where the Doctor ma
be consulted, and his medicine procured.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
DIR, w M. Ny ANS
.NEDICAL CoBUEIaTf0N
-OEEEE,

,oo CHATHAM SrEEEr, NEW-YoRK'
IT'D, Evans Office for Medical So"sTi'A'
,;On " md pI' oJy,rs 100 Chatham street, N "
D,ily m vat attsadance is gwen for personal consul, Il,
,a,io1. Immcliale answers are returned Ito :"
sa"" c""u,rv letters wh,th must miuat0ly describe
GU.amS naSs snd eoutaiI remittance for advice and
tne raso, o" n,h;ch can ho forwarded to any part
Ihs'"S' nT,bs World, however distant No difficulty
% can mn nccur as the medicine will be securely psck'
cd" cd and N letters ofadvce carefully protected ir0"
observation.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
@iNTERESTING ANDj 'APPLICA
BILE TO The AFFLICTED
Dis THE STOMACH, OR NERyKs

Dis, ,,ns THE STOMACH, OR NERyKs
Such =. DYSPEPSIA, either CHI onic or casua
i. S1saoSSder tbs wsrst symptoms of rostlassnesS
reP P.Iwns,s of Spirits aud General t'nac!Atl"n'
: gt,ssQaPrros, whether Of the Lungs or LlVer,
: LIVER, AFFEC7YONS. IA UNDiCE, both
70 tiliary and Spasmodic Costiveness worms
of every variety; RheumsIism, whether a.
ID, eute or chrtniO; together with coy L, Scfo'
fIla. Pains IN the Head. Back, Limbs, ana
Side, TYrHns FEVER, Scarlet fEVEk, r4>
s,trid Sore Throat, FEVER and AuUE'
: Spasmodc Paplaton of the Heat and Ar"
>,eries, Nervous lrrita5ility, Nervous weak
sess. Hyslerics The DoulouredX Cramps, re"
male 0bstructions, Heartburn, Headache
= Cough the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whoopiag ASTHMA, Gravel ana
:>Drepsy'
Tho Blood has hitherto been considered oy
1zEmpiricks and others, as the great regulator ol
1hs hGmar system, and such "a the deVotenhess
ar the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, tnat
y-,hey roontsut themselves with the simple pes
~ sess;on ef this falaci6us opnlun, without en-
- curing iH.o the primary sousces from whence
Life, Health, and vgour emanate, ana rtce 0ersa'
ualn, sickness, disease and death. Not 80 VIII,
DIR. HUNT whose exclusive to9'a'n. O
nrsc,ical experience so e. inent'y qualify MIN
Tor the profession Of which he has bean one o.
tho mos. useful members. lie contehhs-and
a1omen,s reflection will convince any reason
me mind cf the correctness of his vIews--tha
ahe stomach, liver and the associated orsaas Gre
the primary and great regulators Of health, ant
that the blood in very many instances IS totally
d:sconnectsd with the first aud succeeding. sta
res Of disease, and that uuIess medicine reach
.s the root Of tho d,soase, the superficial aHQy
nus Usually prescribed, serve but as tolIs to Gov
or the ravages Of deep-rooted lra'adles. un
ESor these convictions, at the expcnce OF year
10 close application, the doctor has d''covere
- mejtcit!e whDse searching poweLs are lrresls
t.,bto, .ead in prescribing, II ~ with tlfn cor
yct;or Of its being radical cure " the ysrlot
+. diseases already enumerated, even itappned
she mos,crit,cal cases, but he does not preten
TO ascrhe to - .
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
WESTERN ARRLyAL,
AZ BOLIVAR.
TEVfIE subscribeE1would respectfully plac'
Ia beiore the pubkc the following SynopSl
of splendid SatDrmnt Of : =.
Goa DS. ;,

HEyHE suhscrbeE ywould respectfully placs
Il. beiore the pubEc the following Synopsis
A of splendid Sasbrmnt Of y.
GO@DS. = ~
which he has lust received rom the East -
l. from the East, have just received direct
Staple and Fancy Goods, Of CileIce and ieaI
select,
American. French and English Calicoes,
Assorted Ribbons, and yankee Corn Hoes;
CoIored Canbricks, Tin and Wood Pals,
9'ickings, Thread lace and Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered huse, plain and striped Sattlnelt'
Latches, Hinges, plain and fancy Grecianeee'
Ladies gloves, it3 Pans, d work Inserting,
E6eing. Footing & cold watered Betng,
Red Padding, Cloths, black green, gre aynd
blue,
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and Handasws ton.
Orleans Sugar. Mohair Silk and Satin Stocks,
Ladies BonnGis, iron Squares Il Cotton Socks
Italian clustering, co'd Florence & Gre de nep
Victoria stripe, Canvass, Gingham, & Burlap,
Apron check, IIandeaw Files, and halter chaln'
Rice, MoIasses and Glass by box or panes,
Oils. Tobacco, Ginger, Snuff and Tea,
Hammers. Walters, and Cords of Hemp & Sea
Iron Steel, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
Oriental Braid, ia fine, all kinds of'oare d teT
Reader, porchance, I've named your fancy 0
your care,
Ifso, "The mite high Heaven bestowed, wit
thee I'll share"
Should Plaster, Fish, or Salt, your urgent wan
Demand
Call nt number One, for hive them oil o
hand, ISAAC TELLER,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

~ TOKELY AND LEONARD continue
E0 their practice as Attorneys, and may al
o|l times he consulted a, their Office, New Phil.
deIphio, 10 the cast end the two story frame
building on high straet, uearly opposite the IL
thee of the Tuscarawns Democrat.
NJ, On l990
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

nTLeter from the Hon. Abraham NJ C'e'
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee ''e'''
ber of Congress. ~, ,, 1899
Sir Since I have been in this CITY, l nave
used some ofyour DyspePtic medicine WIN N a.
finite benefit and satisfaction, and peileVeH "
he mos, valuable remedy. One OF my cons
stucnts. Dr.. A. Garden, ofCampbell county,
Tsnoessee, wrote me to send him some, which
| did, and he had employed it very successfully
in his practice, and says it is invaluable. Mr.
Johnson. your agent at this place, thinks you y
would probably like ali agent in Tennessee II
an. I wouId recommend DE "A. Garden as a
proper r, person to ofiiciase for the sale ofyour
Celebrated mediclne.aS Should you. COMMISSION,
him, he is wiDpgsto|act for you. You can N send ,
E,ha ,iiedicine Nv water 10 the care OF Robert
bKina s. Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee
orby land 10 Graham g. Houston Iazews'''
East tTenn. / have no doubt but liyou nae a a
rents in several counties in East Tennessee
great deal of your medicine wonid ee sold
am roinr TO take some of it home with me fo'
NV own use, and that Of my friends, anu shou't
Nike TO hear from you whether you would l!k'
al aren't at Buntvillc, Sullivan county Eas
Tenn. I can get some of the merchants TO &C
| for YOU, as live near there.
! ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN. OF Tenn
To'Dr. VIM. Evans,AO0 Chatham ST. ~ I
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
ABRAHAM ]. CREMER, residing at &C

ABRAHAM ]. CREMER, residing At 66
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys'
pepsia in lis most aggravated form. Ihe symp?-
IONS were voIett headache, great debility, ie'
ver, costiveness, cough, hearhburn pain IN th9
ches, and stomach always after eating, impaired
annette. sensation Of sinking at the stomach
Grred tongue, nausea; with rest!essness. These
had continued urwrads oftwelvemonth, when
on consulting d.. VIM. Evans, 100 Cha!ha"
street., and submitting to his over successful and
nsreeabIy agree mode Of taeatmen,, the patient was
Completely restored to health in the short spar'
Of one'monlh, and grateful for the incslcuIab,' |
benefit derived, gladly came forward and vol
un.cered tho above statement. ~ ~,
DR.. WM. EVANS Medica! Oihce, lV'
Chatham street, New York.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
WOOL CARDIEG
AND
LILO TIL. DREsSlNG G.
.aNDREW SEA TON.

FEN HANKFU. for past favors, would in
n form the Farmers and Wool Grower
of Tuscarawas comfy and the counties udJoln'
ing, that he continues TO
CARD WOOL
ASps e.
DRESS CLOTH
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

rJ'In order 10 project the public agalnst The
m no.ition of Counterfeit Medicine Veuders,
hey have been entered according to Act Of Con
gress, and the right'o prepare them secured :
box expresses such entry, as all others are C0un-
tereits. .,.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
CERTIFICATES.

nFIetter from the Hon. Abraham M,Cie'
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee Nle'h'
Der of Congress. =, 1000
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

Il ;ssrrs ctss b Ipiisa bred at 100 caatsasa
.Esot s;alr DaniGI Spinning Of Shrewsbury
4 Edells Eown. New Jersey i was severely atlc,
| I'D 3eis6 Piles for more than 20 years. had
recourse, 10 nedicj,,es of alinsst every dsserlp-
lion <also the advice of seSeralcmnent. .Pystr
Ec;,n, Slt never found the slightest relief from
sny eource whatsoever nntl hsi called ION Dr.:
/ Eysue, of 100 Chatham street, New York. and
I nrneufud some medicine from him, from which
In ionnd Immediate relief.saad subsequently 9
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

We know of no better way of effecting
the recommended change in the name of
this town, than by quoting the language
of our friend, the Editor of the "Boston
Mercantile Journal" than whom there is
not better editor in that ancient city.
1t is as follows
BURLINGTON, Iowa. We find in the
first number Of the Iowa Patriot, the fol-
lowing interesting description of Burling-
ton, the capital of Iowa Territory. We
wish the original settlers had selected a
better name. Not that the name in itself
is objectionable-but there is great want
OF originality about it. There being al
ready Burlington in almost every State
in the Union. We hope that our friend,
the editor of the Patriot, will look after
this matter, and use all his influence with
the powers that be, to change the name
of the capital into something less hack
MED. High-sounding Indian names, in
abundance, are at their service--and il
they can find no better, let them call il
ketallocomminee, Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
or Graghlingkanagoldeca thing
provided it is original.
| Here follows our description of Bur.
lington.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25
SKETCHES OF IOWA.
Written for the Patriot
BURLINGTON, 10. July, 1873!

BURLINGTON, 10. July, 1889.
My DEAR FRIEND
Fyou should have turned your thoughts
toward migrating here, or if you have
only a general interest from your curiosi-
ty for geographical information, you will
equally desire to have some account of
the towns and cities Of this territory.
About three years ago the U. S. gov
eminent directed that four towns be sur
veyed and laid off in our limits; allowing
preemptions to certain residents in the
purchase of lots. These towns were
Fort Madison, Burlington, Dubuque and
Peru on the Mississippi, two at the south
and two at the north part Of the territory.
FortMadison was first occupied by gov.
eminent as a military station in 1903
having been selected as such by Gen.
Pike few years previous. This posi-
was then far in advance of the white set.
dement's. The garrison being reduced tc
extremity abandoned the fort which had
been built, and set fire to the buildings in
1873. The town was laid off in 1885
and lots sold the succeeding year. Il
now contains about 500 inhabitants. I,
is the seat of justice for Lee county, and
is about 25 miles above the confluence
OF Des Moines and Mississippi rivers. I
has good position fora fourishing towr
being the river depot for the most popu.
lous part of the territory next to that be-
hind Burlington. The lower street is
% feet above high water mark and the
town has gradual rise thence to the
bluff. 1t is handsomely laid out in wide
and regular streets, the only objection to
It's plan being the same which belongs to
all towns, SO laid out, that is, its rectan-
gular and mathematical regularity.
Burlington, the shire town of Des
MONIES County, and temporary capital Of
the territory, has city government,
which however is not, so far as can see,
any distinction in this country except in
name; the corporate towns having uni
formly city powers. The town govern
nent ordains its laws, lays taxes and with
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25
HORRID MASSACRE-TWO- HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY INDI.
ANS KULED.--Nel learn from GOV.

HORRID MASSACRE--TWO HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY INDI-
! ANS KILLED.--We learn from Gov.
Lucas and another gentleman, who came
passengers on the lone last evening, that
two hundred and twenty Indians were
killed in the upper country about the lst
inst. The facts as they were related by
a young gentleman, who was at the Trea-
ty are as follows;-The Sioux had invi-
ted the Chippewas to meet them at St.
Peters for the purpose of making treaty
of everlasting friendship. The Chippe.
was assembled accordingly-the pipe Of
peace was smoked and they parted APP
parently good friends. A large party Of
the Chippewas was encamped at the
falls of St. Anthony and a smaller party
encamped on the St Croix on their way
home, without the least suspicion Of
treachery on the partof the Sioux. While
they were thus peaceably encamped, they
were surprised by the Sioux, who com.
menced their butchery. They immedi.
ately rallied, but before the battle termina.
ted the Chippewas lost one hundred and
fifty at the Falls and twenty on the ST.
Croix. The number of Sioux killed on
the occasion amounted to about fifty. We
do not much wonder at the hostility thai
has been exhibited by the Sauks and Fox
es against the Sioux, if this latter tribe has
always been as treacherous as they were
on the above occasion.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

The 18th was celebrated at the propo.
sed new seat of Government, Iowa city,
by about three hundred ladies and gentle.
men. Where they all came from, the &C.
count we have seen of the celebration
does not state. We believe there are, as
yet, no residents in that city. Col. Cox
of Du Buque, presided, and Gen. Frierson
of Muscatine, delivered the Grafton.
From statement Of the proceedings, and
the well known character of some of the
leaders, we infer that they must have had
pretty much of a Notification. The din.
ner was served on the "Capitol square,
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

Great preparations are being made fol
a Wolf Hunt on the Prairie, North Of
Flint and west of Casey Prairie, on the
first of August next. The Candidates
are invited to attend.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

The approaching election for Delegate
to Congress from Wisconsin seems to be
the engrossing topic of discussion in the
papers Of that Territory. The candidates
now are Messrs. Burnett, Kilbourn and
Doty. IF what the Mineral Point Free
Press says of Doty can be substantiated,
whatever may be his politics, he can
have no legitimate claim to the suffrages
Of the People.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

tons at a time as it would give an oppor-
tunity to. those farmers whose lands are
not III market and who have the means,
to loan money at a mere nominal rate OF
interest to their brother farmers. This
was done to very considerable extent at
the last land sales, and it would continue
to be practised, especially if the late ju-
|dicious plan of skipping townships is OBJ
served by the Government.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

Gen. ScoTT was at Fort Winnebago
in the Western Pine region, about the
18th inst. A few weeks ago he was in
the Pine regions of Maine.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

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The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

A man by the name of N. T. Dun.
combe, recently put period to his exis-
tence in Madison, W. T. By letters
found after his death it appeared that his
wife would not live with him;-the let
ters show that he had made many efforts
to produce reconciliation, and in con-
sequence Of having failed in this appar.
entity most ardent wish, he cut his throat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-12

Aaecdcfe If Gen. Harrlsoa. ---'i'hc Eve.
ming Star relates the following lncii.u,
relative TO Gen. Harrison ~ cana j., in
progress Of construction ia the Immediate
neluhborhood 81 the GcneraF- re-,denee,
aisd large number Il .haaiees ar erected
upon his farm TOR the accgnma aaflun oi
the laborers. Among the sariul. Hs'y.
aeats rcsorted to on the sabbath lul aa-
ing fame, was shooting al mars. Toe
workmen had repeatedly tnn-grc COS
this RESPECT, unili G~a. lil-r. .n sr'eeaaa.
cd % mvhe aa eiftcluaI e.far' ~ Hl' stop
10 such proceeding 81 lu.uu. According.
IS, one sunday evening. aben d.. Raw
engaged as usal, lse General -ua3snt
mlle his appearance 20 t8f midst If tHr
,hfong. he pointed cat % ih,a iHe -ru--
Improperly If tHclr cndaget, vi 4t yrr-
leuce they we're doHc - tle Religion, ~.u-
sib.lI,les a the ueiaaD,raasd, aud ast3.a
thai IT vas Ia the ,ee.a It the lass. wBish
imposed heavy tHe lpr preceding #
that character. 4 large, gpo3 m@rI
lIiberalan considerably elevated hs hr- pa-
iaiion- during The 'p.rh approached bum
and said, Gen. raj, YEA g-"dnt 'e# o.,
what the la~ j.; W-t 'a.l u- aHaf g5nr
law g, that'li b. enough " The oaence
was n1l repeated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-12

The Igfstnce Of Words.-Tnc Ialu.
eure Of words Is nealcuIabIe. Men atl.
do that, whcn Il a. called b. "a gentle uamr,
from which thcy would oiten SHRINK 1t Il
were correctly and strongly ens1eferl-
ed. With this truth IN view, IT +. humbt
submitted whether there j. not q better
term for the act a apprppnai.az funds in
trusted 10 ones charge than she SARGENT
phrase If detalcaion :" PISTOL Gala u
= to convey" bat tho Aactcnt Is net an.
thority IN Pathological or moral matters.
and beside, he had 4 purpose 10 serve ia
smoothing tive rough edges Of the title u
his iasoritc professional parani. Let do.
laicaGion b. called as1ilag, and let It be-
punished d. stealing, and it Will not occur
quite % frequently. 1t Is known that fine
words arr useless IN one branch of culinary
operations bat ~ other respects tbey NAV
be - used a. 10 Cause the superficial 10 r..
gard crime with Ienient eye, and they
have long enabled the vicious to flourish
without losing caste.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-12
THE RECEPTION OF MIR. ctAv

Much as has been said about the o.
flowing enthusiasm with which tb;s =;
gulshed patriot has been unIyersall,
cened IN his tour through the Nor,ba..
States, We have il Tn the AUTHORITY Sc
gentleman Of distinguished character III
was an eye witness Of the procecd,n.'
that the half has not been told. H. 3
sured us that ae could not from nevsa.
per representations, form even fam, ~
ception OF the thrilling sensation, !, -
light which had been every where ia., ls'
ed by the presence Of Mr.. CLAY, ar5 H.,
the oldest inhabitants admitted thai, nj
ing 50 imposing as his rcccpr,sp - W.
city OF New York aud IN maBv .rb,, ~.
ces Ind been Witnessed since ,ba ,r,d.
plant passage Of Prcslden, Wash
from Mount Vernon 10 New Yorl ~
he was about 10 b. installed on h. fr.,'e.
trance INTO the pcr'urmaue, af hi. p.
Dental duties. What would f.,.',.
Mr.. Van Buren, II NJ. CAV v,. -
through every state IN tie un.5p -
Star.