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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
EXTRA ONO STATESMAN.
CTo be published until after the E!ection,
External Vigilance is the Price Of Liberty"
S. EyEED ARy, EDxEcR.

! + Through the urgent solicitations ofnumer0us
! riends, we are induced again to offer the
| STATESMAN in the form Of an EXTRA,
from the 4th of July next until the election on
the 9h of October-and one number after the
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The EXTRA STATESMAN will be
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principles of the Democratic party - to the
defence of the leading and prominent measures
ofthe State and National Administrations; and
will hold up to view the political errors of the
federal party - its want Of harmony in it's
tous parts and the evils that would
der the government OF a party containing
such heterogeneous and contradictory prinCi-
|ples. We shall present to the reader, speeches
and documents OF modern and ancient date,
that must be infAlliabie IN curing the Gtreascs
of the t" Democratic Whig or federal party.
The result Of the approaching election is Of
vast Importance to both parties. a second de-
feat will PROSTATE the federal party beyond the
hope of recovery in Ohio. This they under
stand, and will make every possible exertion
to gain something upon which they can RELY
for cncouragement,a and to keep up the tagging
spirits of their party, The aristocracy Of the
land-the advocates of special and exclusive
privileges sleep nor tire tn their exer-
ttons. In season and out Of season, they are
grasping after power and dominion. But the
vigilance Of the Democratic party, when pro-
perly exerted, IS always sufhc lent to stay thei,
march. and check their unholy designs.
CONDITIONS.
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Single copy 50Cents 80 copies $40 oC
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051From the impossiLi,tty of collecting out
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ments should be made In advance.
GJ7The Democracy of the whole State are
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Columbus, Ohio, May 1859.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
Son,ucl Eraft,
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Suny 1889.
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Oftieite Der QanaltriIte, auspotter, el1l 9rpBcS
unp trlenpirpcs Nbprttment ppn
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ric IIb pur6ous fit bic icbisc 1,nb tcmmcnbe Sabz
rcsscit pobcn. unttr iDrem SA9cr tcttnren tlc ntz
ter anberm:
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1tnfT; 9ctlei6tts nr. Osnotur9 unp 8urlar5 Sci,
t,en;tu9, ba,uptilnt unp ltinencIifbtiebcr Srrz
lInpittbes $einenjcu9; Gcirt II. I0Eppclrct Oln9z
Daln unp tArti9er Wuslln.
500 rs. franjolttdc, cn8lti6c ttnb Nmcritoniz
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lin rp. $anes; tran56ltfdbe uno 9eprlettc Sacrz
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G'mtrIds; lcinenc Gambricts 1lnp biiAcffs SNtpn
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ttrp SNltltpcrnc Sttt fr[ unp Gbube, fronjof(Ae
saccs &tpfIippcrs--ein ftincr Nrtitcl.
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Ycrt unb ~6anlitrn Drills, SafaIo unc 0tcpeIz
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nno 28attrunS. 6erner, eln 9rcBes Nbcrtcmcnt
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9r6Bts Ibertcmcnt SriiDioDrs II. Scmmcr> QDaaz
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20 rr.-jepes 10 Intbetle rer $p,1i(Iane
Staotstont, 500 jepcs - ieber
Qres $1,000 90 ooo
10 pc.-lepes 2 Antbeil rcn 500 iepcr
preis $500, Der 0aslitt Sant 1000
200 %. - 1cpes lntbcil RON 500 per
ooo Sont prn <ouiliana 10000
200 bp.-jepes Qntbeil 500 bet Sleus
orlsane Sans , 10000
$50 Do. - jebes 2lntbeil RON $lO0 Der
1tnipn Sant ppt Slpripa $4,000
6UO prcife ST 100000
Stfets $2O-fetlte Sbeile. .-~.
eOas @on3e Der Iitets init iDren Slunn1uern,
.pic aud bic ,relfe bte Yreife entbalten tpcrbttt
rrn pcm unter pem 9etet ernannten gp,ntnisics
ners nnterti1dt unp rerlie9elt merpen, che fie lit
bic Naper tplnnten. Gin STAB pirp bic een;e 3abl
per Slunmertt, nnp pas ai,pere bic 600 pretfe
entbatcn, unp bic crtten 900 Sltt,n,ern bic bcr,
eus9eSc9en merben, fnb ~ fpleben preifen Be-
re@ti9t, hos ieber Summer ;ufalen nlDgen, ,lfo
rein 9lndltben SnDater folder 9,reife foa tbr Gis
9entb,,n, 9lciH naeb Der Stebuns, nnbe la ttet
u''p nbne ir9enp etnenI1bjus, 3n9ttfatfet fperpen
, UF9crausseter jeper 3eitttn9 TT Den Seretiti9,
ten Staate1,, QSettinpiant GAMBIA nnp anpern
Srtttittber Yrcpinscn tperbet .auf9efrrpert ptiz
ses ais ffebenpes 1pperteisinent bis tn,n ltfen
nadtfen Seeenter ctn3urlten, nnp tbre 0eAs
nunact,, ,,ettt eintr 3eitung tpelebe bic 4nset8t
entba(t, u,ls ,usuItnhen. Splpetfersu. So
| Sanp I. sseet $40, l56, SroaSsway, n q.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
BATH, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1889.

very much to the performance. Certainly
Mr.. K$8**&* will be more extensively
known
In relation to the ladies Of B, I am
satisfied they would lose nothing by com
parison of either beauty or sterling worth,
with those of any other place. 1t was not
without the greatest reluctance pardon the
proximity to the last obseryation) that
left b, nor without casting d" lnger-
ing look' from the opposite shore as jour-
neyed to the eastward. Bus 10 no one am
| under greater obligations than 10 your
self. I shall not soon forget the Joyous
hours spent at your board and Preside, nor
the pleasant week of my sojourn in B.
| have not seen a bette place in Maine.
The next night bdged in W,
where during the evening, l enjoyed the
interesting conversation of three English
gentlemen-two Ct them, few weeks only
from Yorkshire, and most loyal subjects of
=" Her Majest7" the pretty little Queen
Victoria.
At D bridge saw the keel laid for
a ship of little less than a thousand tons.
Another on the stocks not quite so large.
W, too, is doing great things in
ship-bulldng. The Dutchmen there are
wide awake. You might as soon "catch
a weasel asleep as to catch Dutchman
idle.
am now returned to the place where l
commenced my ''peep," and when l get to
Madawaska you will hear from me again.
Meantime, adieu DAN.
He, May II, 1889.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

A correspondent of the London Times
gives the following account of recent
miracle wrought by parish priest, which,
he says, is extensively circulating in Ire
land.
A report has generally gone abroad among
the people, that man called Henry Far
land has, in conse quence of his dishonesty
been struck into sound sleep, in the mid
die of field near Lurean, in November
last; and still remanes resting on the spade
with which he was digging when the oc-
cureuce took place.
The following is the account Of this
af1air:-Some time last harvest Farland
was on his way TO pay his rent Che occu-
named Harriet Guthrie )and called to know
if she was ready. She had the money, but
sad that as she could not 90, he might take
it for her, SO he took the widows rent. He
proceeded on his way, and no more was
heard of the matter for several days, when
Mrs. Guthrie saw the agent approach her
door, and ask her for her rent; she said it
was already paid, that she had given it to
Henry Farland, and mentioned the day on
which he paid his own. The agent said he
had received no money bat Farland's own.
"Wel," said she, +" there is Harry in the
field, aud you can satisfy yourself regarding
it. g" No, ;" said the gentleman, " | cannot
leave my horse, but go to him and tell him
TO give you the receipt; she went and asked
him what he had done with her money; he
did not deny he had got the money, but
said, cody, where was her witness? She
said there was no one present but God and
herself. 'Yoru God, then madam, said he,
'was asleep at the time. and therefore could
not sce." Then" said the poor widow. |
suppose you have not paid the money: you
cheated me but you cannot cheat God" So
she left him. He was seen by a man standing
on his spade, who observing him to continue
in that position without moving was surpris-
ed.
On approaching, inquiry was made but
no answer. He attempted to waken him,
but could not. The man then gave the
alarm; so the neighbours flocked round
Farland, but no means could be found to
waken nm. 1t last, they sent for the cer-
gy, the Church minister, the Presbyterian
minister, and the priest successfully, to
make him speak. The first two had 10 in
fluence on him. When he spoke he said,
81 am to stand here to the day of Judge
ment. "The people then thought to move
him by force, but could not stir him. They
got a saw to cut the spade on which he was
leaning, that he might fall, but the first cut
the saw broke into pieces. Then they gol
blankets to cover him from the cold, but
they were blown away; so he, it seems, by
fate, must bear all weather.
Rev. J. ROLAND,
ii. KEARNS,
G. MEGARY, Parish Priest
Belfast, 1899.
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STATE OF MAINE.


heSotre proposing an 0Mth0MeW q me
Constitution 0t the N0lc.
ESOLNED two thirds Of both Houses of
u q, the Legislature concurring, that the Constin-
tiol of the State be amended By striking ont the
fourth section of the SIKH article thereof aud sub
shutting in the room thereof, the words following.
viz " Section L. All jndirinl officers, now in of
fic, or who may be hereafter appointed, shall, from
nnd after the first day OF March, in the year eight
cen hundred, and forty, bold their Offices for the
term of seven years from the time If then respect
i've appointments (unlesg SCORER removed by in-
parchment or by address Of both brnnches Of tie
Legislature to the E&rcutiyc) and no longer, Unless
ra-appointed thereto"
Resolued, That the Sclcctmrn Of the several
towns, Assessors of the several plantations, and
Aldermen Of the cities, are hereby en- covered and
directed to notify the inhabitants Of said towns
plantations and cities, in the manner prescribed bv
ia,,, at their next annual meeting in September, To
rive in their votes upon the following question, viz
" Shall the Constitution Of the State he so amend
ed as to strike out the fourth section Of the SIKH
article, and substitute in room thereof the words
following? viz: Sec. 4. All judicial officers, now
in Office or who may he hereafter appointed, shall
from and aft the first day of March, in the year
tho torn Of years from the time of their ras
pectve appointments (unless sooner renewed by
Impeachment, or BY address ofboth branches Of the
Legislature to the Execulive) and no longer, unless
reapponted Their, to-
ReSOIred That the inhabitants Of sail towns,
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From MExIco.-The schooner Watch
man arrived at New Orleans on the 10th
inst, from Matamoras, from which place
she sailed On the 9TH. She comes consgn-
ed to the captain, and brings cargo of
hides, with s2l 900 in specie.
When the Eatchman left Motalnoras,
things were in statu quo. The Centrallsts
still retained possession Of the town, while
the Federalsts were at no great distance,
encamped in the village of Monterey, Cam
aragud, and other neighbouring towns.
No conflict had occurred between them.
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STATE OF MAINE.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,

NEUKETAKY 5 OFFIUE, (
Augusta, May 10, 1889. )
hereby certify that the foregoing is "A true copy
of the original Resolve in this Office and in pursu-
nnce thereof request all printers of newspapers in
this State, to publish the same " for three months
at least before the second Monday of September
next"-agroeably % the provisions therein contain
ed. A. r. NICHOLS,
3m9 Secretary Of State
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RECALL OF Sir GEORGE ARTHUR.-We
learn from Toronto that Sir George Arthur
has been recalled, and that the Hon Fox
Maule has been appointed Lieut.. Cover
nor.
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g. didn't like our ministers sermon last
Sunday" said deacon who slept all SER
mon time to a brother deacon Didn't
like it, brother A.? Why, I saw you mad
ding assent to every proposition of the par
son. Claremont Eagle.
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A boy being asked if he had ever seen
tight rope dancing, said he had seen a
man hanged, ifthat was the dancing meant
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

"That'svat call addin' insult to injury, u
as the rabbit said ven they sewed up his
mouth and then told him to vistle.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

The veteran Gen. HoLsTEIN, who was
extensively known and universally esteem
ed, died suddenly of apoplexy on Thursday
evening in Albany.
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OF all knaves. there is the greatest hope
for cobbler; for be he ever so idle, yet
when he does any thing, he is always mend
ing,
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The Rev. Mr., Young's Discourse on the
Lille and character of Dr. Bowditch, and
Mr. chickering's Eulogy, are announced for
publication in London, in one volume.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

1t is asserted that Germany takes and
consumes more than one half of all the to-
bacco exported from the United States.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

We like to be surrounded by LOT of
idlers when we are in hurry--it learns US
to be patient.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

There are three things that effect man S
spirits-a dull day---an empty pocket--'and
being in ioUe
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"Boarders taken in," as the commodore
said to the enemy ven they tried to board
his ship and vas repulsed.
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A Convention of Wing Young Men will
be held at Worcester, Mass, early in au-
tumn.
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Expedition 10 Oregon We learn from
the Peoria (Illinois) Register of the 4th
instant, that party of twelve young men
left that place on the LIST, bound for Ore
gon. Upon reaching the Columbia, the
party will proceed to take possession as
American citizens, of the most eligible
points, and make settlements.