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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10

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Die "GrcniQue De 9,nriS" erS6blt fcl9cns
Hen merf,pllroi9en Sail, scr iTd opr tem Of
iIIen S)ertd't su pdrts ;ugctragen habeu fell.
Sin jungcr Wtorn murpe gum Bert6r pprs
9efrlhrt beicbuIoigt bic Ueriter zines gGtfers
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itcher 81 botcn.
Ger 9SrciGpcnt fra9te: Warum BAIT tu
eas Srcb cntpeubet
Der SIn9cihnlpi9tc. SD murtc bon Guns
ger odin 9cSwur9en.
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fauft ?
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nen9im9 dm6m9cr: iparUm bait cu ibn nitt
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sIu9citutcj9ter. SD bin Elm 8intluo.
9ll6 man midi rrn Dem Canine eine6 Gjras
tenS nahmL btcn9 oieIcr u tug an elmer
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bepdbrc ibn auf III Der Sorffnun9 emit mcine
Gltcrn ST cntoecfcn. Sd fam i'm niht Yrrs
duiTcru.
Ter Staat5dnpalt biclt cine beftioc 91ete
9c9en ben 9ln9eIhuloi0tcu. @r nllrce ees
NleblfahlS fir ihu!big beflnocr, uuo III
flmfjdbrt9em GcfingniBe perurtbei(t. 9IlS
cas- llrtbclI Scrflmbi9t mar, trat cin Bcib,
metr burd 9lrmutb aIs 9Iltcr 9ctengt, aus
Der Wtttte Der 3ubbrer, uno pencete fttb nit
fcl9encer @rfIirlu9 an eie @cifmrrncn
"!0tcnc S,crrcr, rrr 90 Sabrcu ,purcc cin
jun9cs 9Sctb bon eincm jun9cn Wfanne aus
oicicr Stdet pcrfnbrt mo nadcem or iIe
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Slno 1T tnSwiiten beronNewahIcn, uno Die
Mnttcr unb tbr Gerfuhrer wurrcn dlter.
Cas Stinc lcbt in Slrmutb, Die Otutter in
@lerc, uuo ibr Serflltrer i'm 9Scblitanc.-
Sic fInb nun alle brei i'm @erichtssimner
ampcienc; pas Jtinc 1T Der un9ludlide 9lus
9cihulot9te, Die Wutter bin id, ielbit, uno
bort Cauf ben StaatsanwaIt reuteno) fist
Der Sdtcr."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
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2gc9Dpfen. - 9l(eranbricn, Den
16ten Secember.-9Sp alien Seiten
lan9en JEST Trempe bier an; theilS
fpmnen ife ppm rotbcn Wtcere, tbeil6
aus europa. 9on pen flinf Satips
DnelL lUcl6e bte Gn0liIrcr pcn Sue3
nab @abtc1 baucn l01cn, finD tereit5
5lpet fertt9. 0llo >piro man Ole
99Slllte nit 0iler cltrOpitl0cn Ge1ucms
sAeIt ourt9rciien t6nncn. ST Die
etnnl1l oo(leuNet unO etu3cz
to miro Ole ln9chcure 9leiie
Gombap na6 Srteif nie eine
Bnll9un9Srctie an9eichen ruerbcn.
|pieicm Sabre baben 800 Guropdcr
h s9n9 bur0 Die 9Sllite 9elnaht, II.
babrlheinlt6 miro btcie 39abl iGb int
bl9enrcn n1inceiten5 ocrbreifaGen.
ftt n1dffcm miro cin en9lilCber Ncif,
fa9cn BORT etnc re9elmd6i9e Tabrt bez
|9innen. 9tod etni9e cSabre, unb lrtr
Eebeu Omnibus uno Sanpflpa9en Die
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
Oefentlttbe 9SenDu.
Cation, slpril 10.

Rcntd9s, ben 6ten rdchiten Ndrs fcl an
Dem Scaule bon Sebn 9IppeL @jaihpirtb
III SalStnr9 Gaunfhip, 9eha GaHnth 0fents
llh oerfauft perren:
Gin Grid 2auH,
Gie9enb in Salsbur9 SaunId,ip, eed,a Gdunz
tD, entbatenb 2Ider unb 1l2 0iutbcn, ,pcrs
dnf etn etntDcfi9tcs Slrf Bebnhau5 unc
Shcuer errihtet it. Sin gutter Saumodrs
ten unc binIdn0ltdcs Mafcr bcfnbet lIdj auf
6rm pIasc. Gin nnitreitt8es &ed,t tann scs
ltebeu neroen.
Der Gerfauf tptro I'M 10 llbr 8prmtttaos
anfan9en uno bic Sccin9un9en befannt Ses
nadt perccn bon
Salompn Sauer.
stpril 10. *-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10

Sa8 Acknowledgements, pon02elp
Oorf n16 Sapre bat ouf ieiner lets
ten 9tciie Ole 0attin mo &ttber pe5
llntcribatf atfammerliufcrS Drice nab
europa intt9cnpmmen. Steie Trau
bat bis gum Sage tbrer Gtnf6ifm9
i'm 9lffcrbanle III 9telp Osorf ouf bem
ele9anteifen Su6e 9elebt. Sbr s6rtltGer
0atte lebt init ietnem Treunoe Glpartz
lpputt ffetS nod in Nart5, III ceien
Jalhe ct lI0 ein 2anr9ut 81 taufen 9es
Henft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10

II
III sur parabe oeriammelu, am Wcns
90 tag ben 6ten Naa, n6hlfens, pcycn
Que eapttdne tbren repectipen Companion 9ez
lesmdBt9e 9ladrldt 9cbcu nerbcn p5n ben
'pldsen no ile Su paraotereu babeu.
Gas 2te Battalion bc5 6Slten 2eQinents,
befeblt9t orn 2teut. @cl. Scbn . 6man,
am Otcntag ben 13ten WaD in 9laeutalln.
Ha6 2te Battalion bcs S2fteu 9iegiments,
eetshll9t bon 1teut. Sol. odrriIcn M / l.
ler, am Dienitag, ben 14teu Ntay, INN 10
Sermitta9s, III MiOcrstaum.
Da6 lite SatallirL Wtiliss He9imcnt, Sc.
6S, bffeblt9t bon @pl. 9epr9e &eiper,
am Wtlttpcd, ben 15ten Mai, I'M 10 llbr
Sormtttdg6, om Nauie bon s. eprqe Talf
C3lplidhen 0ind)'S uno @argelper'S @altbaus
ier) i'll gEbcithaQ.
Gas 2te Battalion, @cIuntiersOtcifeG 0pe>
9tment 9tc. l05, befebliat bon Qieut. @c(.
bra NJ Grarel, Ocnncritag5 ben
l6. WtaL I'M 10 llbr Scrmitta9s, in Srers
lerstalliL Weacun9e SaunIhir, am Samltas
&c, ben lSteu Woi.
Gas lite Battalion, @Iitz2e9iment, SO.
50, befebl9t bon Sol. Gjecr9e g d | der,
am 0rcita9 ben lit. Wat Inn 10 llbr 8prs
nIitta9S, III Sc9elspirIe.
Cas 1eda @apallerie Battalion, befebliot
bon in Tdu1irhir. on,
Samffa9e, ben 1Sten Olai. "
las 2te Battalion eeS 1881 9teaiments,
brfeblt9t bon Qieut. Sol. Dapio @amp.
am WlontdG BEN 20ten Wai in QYnupile,
FYnn Gannid,ip.
Ude lite Battalion be5 1873. Nc9imcnts,
befehll9t bon Sri. 9eoge M er, am Dtens
flag, ben 2liten Wai III SdgerSpile, 5oets
ceIber9 SaunIhip.
DaS l54ite Nc0tment befcbli9t bon Col.
y. .. s. i'll III man II, am Wdttippd, ben 22lten
2SoL III lebi9btcn, 0tcrtbamptcu @auntD.
Oas 2te Battalion, be6 144lt. @clnntiers
Gc9tmcnts, befetlt9t ppn Wajcr y. .. . Il III
nj II, am Hcneritag, ben 23ltcu OtaL in
9SeBpcrt, 9tcrtbamptUn @auutD.
Ca6 l05te 0ieifels0te9iment, befehli9t bon
Sol. 3 q dl ar a 8 Gang, aia Sreita9, ZEN
24ten Wfai AM SoluGc rcn 6 NOD 8uk
in 9irro 9Sbcithan SaunIhip.
Cas LITE Satalicu oes 144fen 8cIuntier
9te9imcnt6, bcfetIi9t prn @cl. B nj. SreH
am Samita9, cen 25ten Mai III sIDentaun.
gSm. Sren, Srt9. Snip.
ecr 2ten Brig. 7tcu CipiITrL y. W.
60 Die GaEitdne Der uuterfhicclicben @cnrs
panten werbeu hermit benadrichti0t, coG
ile ale pericnen orrber auf thrc 4iten eius
surcl(tren hnben, weld,c III llcbercinitims
mun9 oeS GeicBcs pcrpflittet lInb WiIi;s
eicnitc 81 tbun.
2lprd 10. nq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10

nit anoern Gnmmern), ferner fltps
ferne Wfiin5en uno Srilmlner bon Sc
f1Ben. @apitan y. 9. 1T beibdfti9t,
etne genaue s3ei6nun9 bon oiefen
@aifell 81 cntiperfen uno beabiihtt9t,
lol6e I'M SntereiIe Oct 9Si0enI1aften
lltbo9rapbirt beraussu9eben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
Stcbr- -Serleou1ta.

Der llnterfhriebene benad,ridti9et feline
Srennee unc eaS pnblicum ilterhaupt, bas
er leineu Stcbr aus Der ncrelihca 9llfens
itrasc mad, ben Wublen al Der flcineu 2ee,a
ocrle9t bat, unc srpar am ndmlihen Ylase,
no ehemaIs ole 9ebrilber G9elman Stchrs
geictdfte betrieten baten. Gr wirb beifdu,
Dig auf Soauc habcn ein 9utes 9liicrtement
naiier uno trrdener @aaren, pie aud, @lass
nno @reensgeIhirr @iien sWdaren, &c.
nno cmpfichIt iId Ger @unit ees pntb
Gums beifenS.
Gbarles q. 91ubc.
slaentaun, slpril 10. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
ST.. Qlntolt Girtnbrf,

Wiro criltd1t I'D, fr9eif in Der Grpcbis
ticn eiefer 3eitun9 gu inelpen. 9Sir babcn
tbm Sad)en gu melpen, bic 81 ieinsm Dor,
tbeil sereden.
siDentauu, slpri( 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
Gtarb.

9lrt 26. Wir3, bei Sd,6necf, gtnnaG ii,
a, 3cdter te6 oru. ger. &nbner, pbn0e.
fdbr 10 Sabre aft.
sim 81. RdrS in Sufdfi(l, { cuifa q II,
II e tie, I6hterlein ben Or. Eeperin9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
llnpermoaenpe Sclulpner.

Scl9enbe perlouen babeu III Gortbamps
ton @auntD 9lniprud, fir Die gScbltbat Der
nnoermb9enben Sdulbner @jeiesc bel Der
nddten Gaurt 9enadt. Die Court fdn9t
an Wtpnta9s ben I5ten bieies Mpnats an.
gSilliam 9Sallaee,
Dau( Steipin9or,
Deter SO. Dlptts,
@eor9 NbpaoS,
SSobn 6. WaeireL
@pnrab Summel,
Senrp Oiepers.
Cation, 9lpril 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
Sicc5nun8 Dpu
Senrp @bner, Schaentctt tter
9Spn oct Stabt 9tlIentaun.
SIb9elhlc6en, slpril /, 1889.


9Ib9eihlc6en, slpril |, 1889.
Gtnrab III Ell.
Silan; III ben SNGncen bes
Sd)aenleilter6 Iaut 9bred'
nun9 pom MaD 1888, 1869 "A
Setrag bon Ncten III S,anb,
9ehprt9 Der Staet, s953S 60
" 9GehIelncter, TIC 90
&leinc 9trtcn oerfertt9ct Die
i'm 'PaD 1888 nidt rnter<
ihricteu wareu, 500 90
Gterte 9luSgate, 155OO 90
Saar empfauqen, Sutere6en
an elmer 9mletbe, $50 50
" bon Sohn @fcrt Giois
beno all 9Saheritcd, 800 90
" bon 3hcma6 Sue, ais
slnlcitc sur Stort 500 90
" Sclcpb Neubaro, Mdrfts
fd,reiter 10 90
DO S1cu Su rprc9cn, ST 81
" Jon 2lcnm Srip, fir per'
faufte Stcinc, 8 90
ben 9. j.edman al Gar
fur 1888, 254 60
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
2lQentalnter GjteEerct.
9lpril 10.

Die untcrIhrtebenen benahrid'tigcn bicrs
mt ein 9ccbrtes Yublitum er9ctenit, baB iIr
leee slrt Gjtcsarbetten fir DublsQScrfe uno
W'alhtnenL Snhicu fur Carriages unc Q8ds
gen. 70 ipie audi pfcrbes es&ewalten, II. {. 10.
orn Dem bcifen Gjue, fhuea uno biQi9 pcrs
fcrtigcn.
orcbcr 9lrbctt, lit M1ceinA @ticn mb
NolS 10 mic jcoe 9lrt Shmipts2lrbcit ipuo
bIut9 perferti9t BON
Sd9er rnc Sreetprn.
p 2lllc 2Irtcn 9Hii9c, @elidfcrnsS6dbs
lerr 9SelId,fCrn BREEDER Cmttelit melheu
man eae 9Sclid,fcrn iamt Dem &rlben mabs
len f1nn), Sra6cnsScdperS pcn GueeiItn,
9ultlratcr'@99cn, I'M gSelihfcrn at eg9en,
mo neblt pteIen anecrn Saperns9 9crdtbcn,
an ihrer @teeerei su baben.
sllIentdun, 9lpril 10. tta-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10

Spni SrigiaI,
8eseusts-S. q. Bridges, S6reiter.
ulentauH, sifrtt 10. rq--4nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10

s 404 "a
Soenrid, SO. Sneip?
Charles q. Gube,
Scbn 9llbre6t, "a
eSobn .. 81. Sumter, =
Soiepb Sartman SS
George Stein. Z
eSoel Sraue, ?
Salcmon 8atin9cr,
eSObn Wicbr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-10
Srt9aee- -Sefeble.

Die eapitdne unO befcbltatens
ben SffBtere bon Companion, in Der
speiten Brigade, febenten DipiIcn,
pennillpanifter MiliS perpeu ibre
rrlpcctioeu @cmpauielC o6Iia ansoes
rllitet 70 ipie cas @eies erforbert,
Sur parabe oerlammelu, am Wecits
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

IN Coagress for tive sessions, these candidates and
thsir partxans made violent, ridiculous, impolitic
sPeschss and movements tin sAs sPpoaeats Of the
aantnipatisa we're pick and tired Of Tie policy Of
their ssders. and the insolsnes az their
servants Iastsad Of calmly organising, strengthening
and giving energy to the large Of the oppos
ton, these candidates and their friends began civil
war In their own ranks, and acted like madmen from
the fall OF 1887 through 1885, and up to the spring Of
1889, the present year. asa fle
What was the consequence Of these beings? In
the spring Of the present year. counter revolution
began in the city Of New York. and to the astonish-
ment Of the nation, this GREAT CRY again exhibited
the spectacle Of ocofoco majority Of 1000 votes.
This reverse was predicted by US at the time. 1t.
was produced by the folly, pride and insolence Of
the Wall street press, which is bound hand and foot
to the "rump" Of the old Aaron Burr faction Of 1900,
headed by the old associates and pupils Of Burr Mr..
M. L. Davis and Mr.. Robert Swartwont.
Cotemporaneons with this counter revolution, the
name Of WINFIELD ScoTT was placed before the
country, first through this and other journals, and
subsequently, last April BY popular meeting in Ro-
chester. His high moral character-his eminent pub
lie services-his great reputation, caught like aspark
from heaven in western prairie In the state OF New
York, out Of the city, in New Jersey, in Michigan,
wherever his had been whispered, from mouth to
mouth, in the suppressedtones of exulaton, the OPP
position to Mr.. Van Buren, have alone been able to
sustain the position they bore in 1887, while in the
SOUTH in the west, in the east, where the partisans
Of Mr.. Clay would allow other to be heard,
disaster has followed disaster till the locofocos have,
at this moment regained the very ground they stood
upon in 1896. For proof the following table of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Van buren, MAJORITY V,os Wing majority, loS,Ol0
A more marked and decided revolutions never took
place, in the space Of time, in the history Of
parties this continent. The result, too, not
like General Jackson's slection-h was entirely un-
connected with the personal popularity Of any oppo-
sing candidate for the presidency. Both Mr.. Clay
and General Harrison, the one twice, and the other
once, had tried their strength with the people, and
both were found wanting. The whig majority Of
10S.010, in 1887, was distinct remuneration Of the
policy and principles Of Mr.. Van Buren, and his
party. II was purely an intellectual movement.
This large majority continued intact. with slight
variation, mp TO the elections Of 1888 II is true the
aggregate vote Of both parties increase with the
increase Of population, but material fascination
took place in the relative strength OF the wings. In
1897, the whig majority stood at los,olo; in 1889,
ll0,S3o-shcwing an increase OF two per cent, in
1888, over 1897.
The revolution which thus overthrow Mr.. Van
Bureas chances Of success, and condemned his mea-
sures was begun in the city Of New York, completed
IN the state and pervaded generally those states in
commercial connection with New York, throughout
the Union. In Pennsy lvania, and other states be.
longing 10 her rotten financial and serf newspaper
systen, the light did not penetrate--nor did the
elections exhibit much change in results.
As natural, the remarkable revolution Of parties
thus produced BY the energetic action % New York.
opened boundless field OF hope and expectancy to
.variety Of candidates in the whig party. During
the year 1888 Daniel Webster in the east. VIM. c.
Rives in the south, Henry Clay and General Hsrri.
son In the west, were all placed before the country
as aspirants for the presidency. Daniel Webster
was fefed IN New York--and took the tour of the
great westuntil he fell stilIbcrn from the niche n
expectancy. Hssry Clay was reused in the west;
he len his plough half afeld and his fences half pu,
up,ssd tho~gh twice defeated in fifteen years and still
protesting "a have returned 60 his farm n Ashland
he again entered the field Of politics instead Of pota
toes, and tried 20 make great fool cf himself a
Ma Van Bsren did In New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

nj O CHARLATANIsM. II cannot be de.ied that th.,e
IN has been great deal Of quackey modes Of treat
ment recommended fer the the
hair The evil mischieveus spe but il proves this q
hdence 70 stated that this desderarm supplied in the no.
venton Of GRANDJEA'NS COMPOSITION FOR THE
HAIR He appeals only facts public r. ,he
truth OF this assertion The Of the application OF this
remedy in all affecting the health and growth OF the
human hair, longer Of dosb The discoversr
might appeal 10 individuals throughout America 10
bear testimony to the fact This Compositions at ence u-
ique and incompatible, the result Of the minute ana
microscopic OF years scientific research and
long continued experiments II offered public as an
unfng specific In all affections Of the scalp with
the organism Of the hair and its efficacy all Of dan
drf premature greyness, and moutng shedding Is whsv
without parallel.
The extraordinary which has attended the sae Of
Composition, and the fer from
all quarters OF the country havs naturally given
ef imitators. envous Of its popularity While re-
sPect this is great well injustice 10 the
pr~sf Of his and Of the value of his discovery People
initiate that which success this some erplap
alton Of the fact that the city Of New York 80 ed
with announcements Of compositions all sorts Tor the
hair than al present Seine Of these makers are con
tent with initiating attempting 10 initiate the coposop
Of Grandjean, but Others with eronery are in The
habit OF collecting the empty bottles that contained the
composition, and in violation Of all and
fosDg uPc the public delerious csmpound genuine
article 10 10 the public that Grasdean appeals for redress
against such impostors The number those who have
reneed the beneficial effects Of his discovery incalcuIsb
The Compcrfcn viii be found &C nfabe efficacy IN arrss
ing after its application, the shedding Of the hsr tn
tendency greyne dandrif and similar affections n r;yes
vigor and stimulus to the roots aud imyar beautiful
gloss and Pas TO the hair t. be obtained other an
plicstion. ~
90 Principal ohcs No. Barclay ,tree, near Broadway
aslQ- 1mwr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

LrcoLr $50 the Hor- Justices Of the Supreme Judicial
Court NEXT 10 be holden Wseassct within aud Tor the
oousty Of LiucsIn on the "wednesday. merit after IN.
second Monday Of Sept. neat
OUIsA WEEKS, or white6eid in said County OF Lin.
IL coin. wife Of Horace Weeks Of the CITY Of New Yorh
and State &C New Yorh-compains Iibe. and gives hi.
Court informed, that she lawfully married 10 IN,
said Horace the twelfth day Of Noenber eighteen hun
dred and thirty al whsfed aforesaid and that ever
since their she has always behaved herself AZ
faithful chase and afsctioaate wife ought 10 do But the
said Horace wholly regardless OF his marriage coyensnha,
IRENE cruelty and has utterly deserted and forakes her and
has ever since SAID ntermarrsge grossly. wanony, and
ely neglected and refused provide suitable for
yosr beanf and utterly refuses maintain support
TO receive 10 his home bed and board your bellan
Though amply able and Of sufficient ability
you, bean prsys that she may be divorced from bed
and board 81 him, the said Horace. LOUISA WEEKS.
STATE OF MAINE
LIrcoLr,o svrRrnx JUDICIAL CouRr,
September Term. 1889. (
On the foregoing libel the Court order that notice Ne
ing OF the tendency Of the same Publishing an
cepy thereof w.t. this order thereon tire. weeks
ly IN the Lincoln Patriot rspsper printed
in said County Of Lincoln aud prned In
the city ~ New York the lst publication thereof 10 be not
less than thirty days before the term Of this Court 10 be
holden At Wscssse within and for County Of Lincoln on
the fourth Tuesday Of May the said Horace sek,
may then there appear and sew ca~ye IN any ne has WIN
the prayer Of said libel should no, be grained.
Attest. JACOB SMITH C,,rh
Copy-Attest,
n2s JACOB SMITH Clerk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Wing majority liO530 80 s23 Loco Maj
Here is exhibited complete counter revolution
total humiliation of the prospects Of the whis
party and the chances strong, that, unless the ele
nents can be arranged anew, on some more popular
aud purer principle of action Mr.. Van Buren, will be
reelected next year. There is cavi about figures
and facts. In this city the rump the old Burr fac
ton Of l6O0 manages the Wall street press, and has
pledged il for Henry Clay. They have left us in q
miserable minority Of 1900, while the great western
district, which is out for General Scott 10 in the
ascendant by many thousands. The opposition
party is the brink Of destruction. A single bad
headstrong, impolitie move at Harrisburg and they
are overwhelmed for ever The old cry Of sub.
treasury" war upon tia banks,''" destroying the
currency" VIII not do in these days The banks
have behavedso iafamously for the last two years,
that they have lost all public confidence synpa-
thy; and, above all others, the United States Bank
want revolution next year, they must change the
whole issue. IL they nominate either Clay or Har-
rson, both Of whom have been tried and defeated,
they seal their own doom. There is no escape. No.
thing now will rouse the country but man, in
whose character and history all the elements Of po
pularity combine. That man is General WINFIELD
ScoTr. He is patriot, dplomatist, statesman,
a Christian, m honest, MORAL man. He belongs
to party faction but his country. His life Is
without stain reproach. He is corrupt poll
tician-no horse racer-no gambler-no uoisy stump
deciaimer, running through the country In search
Of popularity like pickpocket in search Of spoils
He 10 a chivalric as he IL unambitiOus IL the
Harrisburg nvention give Ms such a man, fame
can be raised from north to south. We will swear
TO effect arevolution in $40, greater and mghter
than that Of 1887, give head for ball 10 the
locofocos and buttcnders to roll in triumph 10 Tam.
many Hall labelled keep this ball moving"
Thus nave we given our views at length on the
present and past state Of the country This Is no
vain defamation II is truth and fact II 10 the phi
lasophy Of politics." history teaching by example.
But in order 10 render these conclusions still more
plain, we annex the following estimates Of the pro-
\ Clay or Scott be nominated. These estimates are
carefully calculated from past events, including
the natural increase Of population and excitement
and cannot lead astray -
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wills SONS
HIGHLY IMPKO WE'D
PATENT ANGROLD WRITER'S,

FoR COPYING LETTERS, INVOICES,
DRAWINGS, PLANS, Erc. Eric.
THIS invention viii produce letter with cory al on.
operation or, required letter with two FAC sres
send abroad with single pen tyle which 10 durable
u will last Cor centuries without repair.
This extraordinary apparatus from its simplicity and de.;
patch operation well portability In construction nd
mby adapted 20 solicitors merchants and persons travelling
going abroad they also strongly with the
recently improved Copying and Carbon Paper which quit
free from smelly the clergy, members OF Congress- Lcrsls
ure Bankers. Commission Merchants Brokers' 10 all who
have OCCASION 10 write much and desire keen comics or ssud
duplicates abroad whom will prove great saving oft.
rosble and expense.
wiIseu's Improved Noctagraphs.
BY tins invention pcrssns whs have had the misfortune ia
lose their ssht Others IN the DARK enabled write
either sUge In duplicate without aid OF a.y person
whatever The apparatus 10 very simple
and mode Of operation, that y impossible fail Of
swerng lis purpose with the least possible trouble
writer.
s,o particularly adapted 70 N. circumstances Of ner
and aged persons, who End difficulty managing corn
Pens and INK the Pens requns repairs feeding and
the Ink Is perfectly portable and cannot blot.
Mandatory 45 Nasau street. doors from Maiden lane
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JACOB SMITH. CLERK.

CHEAP DRY GOODS i-HUGHEs d cUyNET. asa
~ Broadway, opposite the City Hail. have new or hand
large assortment OF aud desirable DRY Good.
they offer at unusually low prices; among which are
Yasd wide French caleoes. FAST coIors L. a nae axd
Mode and black ground Mosss,lises de Lame,
with shintr coIors, al s.,oT.
Superior dnk French Merinos, wide al 10.
0ace striped and figured ehsngesblo SILKS. s,tos.
Paris embroidered Collars, al y. zach
Ladies ssper English cotton Hose, D. No, n.,
Rich French Cashmere shs~ls, al "A A slo rsst
Very 6se BrochS s2to as
large lot Of heavy French Blanket shawl. al a. q
AID every other article pertaining 10 their business. in I'm.
prspertics. nIs tvs