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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05

- Ter llnterfdriebene banfbar fir
" bic lehr liberale &unofhaft, fpelhe
lAibm bisber ,u 1heil sc,pcroen 1T,
kaN ft1. A,,fo, t,fo hat (o,,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
sIltentaun, WIaY g.
Q(ppelattons- -@ertCht.

Die 9lppeal,@ @ourten Der 2teu Brigade III
7ten DipiIou, y. Wi, wcrcen al frIgenpen
pdseR 9cbalten
Cas lite Battalion bcS 6Siten 9te9imcnts,
am 1Oteu cSllui au Dem Jeaule bon Scitah
9fbcaos, in 9lllentaun.
Das 2te Battalion be6 6Siten 8e9iments,
am 10. Suui, an benz ScduIe bon @cl. Scbn
Slsmdn, III Siibs9Bheithaa.
Da5 lite Battalion eeS S2itcn Ge9imcntS,
am l0teu SNnL al benz Soaulc bon Wances
Sesel, III Soael6uiUe.
Cas 2te Battalion beS Soften fesiments,
am I0tcn Suni all benz Soauie ppn Sdecb
Slider, III NGilterStaiin.
Das lite Battalion ocS 1884, Ge9imentS,
ant Is. Stunt an Dem S,aule bon Sipeil Sds
aer, III SG9erspille, Deioelbcr9 SntnIhtp.
DAD 2te Dat. bcs 1891. Ge9tments, am
10. SunL al benz Soaulc bon Schn SelberS
ling, III eDnnoillr.
Sas I54lte Ne9imeut, AM 10ten SUM-,
alt tem cdulc bon Nenbcn Na9enbud) III
eeti9btcn.
9Silliam Trcn,
Brig. SNIP. Der 2teu Srt9. 7ten Ni'
piiIriL y. AR.
Nlai Is. nq-4n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
Sri f DE
sSrilblabrs- II. Splller9llter.

60 eben empfansen Gjriiu, Sa,pn nnb
Braun fsurirtcr SpmbaScen.
Shwarser uuo blausihmarSer 90
Guie Serlhiebenbeit BON f9urlrter Sei
censeuge; ces9l. Wusliu Gelaina ;-4Siers
tel Sbins fir 4abYss salu;iige ;-4s4 geernd'
ten eabn palmatces;- s;-Scarfs ;-2ln,iige
Shnurftlder ;--SapoYer Wufelin ;--f9us
rirte unb plane paraicls ;-SancpStrrbe !;
-8iireau Gebefe ;-Gjeocde ouf Wcbens
Glide ;--Seibcne .nnp Sfic oaubihnte;--
Seibene llnc baummcaene Strimpfe ;-ieb
bene uno baumpruene @rapats ;-pantas
ns>3euae. Sdnarse, blauc uno brdline
Sidcr. Stabl 9emiidtes. llnlIdtbar grim.
@aiemierS neuelter Dtcoen. Ceb9l. Mclfens
sen9c.
Scas uno Stcnl.
stltentaun, WaD 8. NOD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
Saw9an9 r.
SSebtnaunaett.

Dieic 3eitung ipirb sjeben Wittpcd auf
einem 9rcBen Super>GcDal Sr9en, nit gang
aeueuSd Sdriften, beransaegeben.
Der Subfripticnsspreis lit ein { baler
oes Sabrs, wopcn bic Sodlfte I'M Spraus
su besablen 1T.
Jfeih Sublcribent tpirb fur tpeni9er alS 6
Wepnate angenpntmcr, nno fciner fam Die
3eitung auf9eben, biS ale 9fiidltdnee earauf
abbesahlt (nb.
Sefanntntahunger, ,peld,e ein Giered au6s
madden, perben 6reimal fir eilteu Sbaler
eiitaerictt, iiuo fiir jebe fernere @unriidun9
flint unp ppauSi9 GentS. = @rSBere nah
8erbdltnis.
Diejeni9e weld,e bic 3eitrn9 nit Der ppit
cber bem pcitreiter erbaltelL mIllrn ielbif
baflir besablen.
9lae Sriefe All ben NerauS9eber miiiIen
ppitfrei eingeianbt percen, ,lpnit meroen ile
nid,t aiifgenpmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05

Ter llntcrihriebene madt biermit benz
pubIifum befannt eaB er cine SuantitGt
5spls su pcrfaufcn bat, ndnlid:
100 &lafter bon benz briten S.tdcrp,
400 Slafter prn allen Sprten, als Jtas
ltanien, 8eis uno Sd)nars @ioheu, &C.
Q8eldes er 9clpnnen 1T su billi9en prets
fen su perfaufen. @rfa9tc6 Socls fcht rbns
9efibr q Wieile bon Wiaeretaun, cbcrhalt
pbillp eauers Sd9mlhle, auf bem eance
oesllnteritriebcuen. Oiejenigen ipeld,e miln'
fhen jenes Sools su faufeL beliebcn ild bali
bi9lt ;u melcen bel
SanleS @eiler.
Wacunoie, Wai Is. ila-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
3lt perfauten.

Sci bem llnterfhriebeneu, III SbersWils
frrb Gaunit,ip, Qeda @auntD: Drei nene
gEdgen, pelde pom beifen SrcIi oerferti9et
iino eans trpden uno oauerbaft beidla9cn
fino. Der cine fam fiir Gin oeer sipet pfers
be acbraud,t werbeu; Die aucere beiee iInb
fir . pferbe eingerihtet. Cas- Sdbere ers
fra9e man am Stcbr bon
Sapib @ebman.
Sb. Milfcrb, 0edi 15. ilq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
Slcrtbamptcn Sanf.

UtdD Z, 1859.
Die Smeftcrsn babeu eincn Oioieene ppu
prp5ent auf beu 8elauf oes eiube,ablten
@aptallfcfs G. 1hater fir jsben slntbeiD
fur bic @eid,dfte Der leetern Wcnate ers
fldrt, weldbe eini9e 3eit mad, benz 16ten Die,
ies Wsonats, wdbreno Sanfifunsen, ait bic
Stcdbalter ooer lire 8eboris beoonmdd,.ias
ten siseuten, aussesdhlt tperben foG.
Sebn Hice, Gafifrer.
I2ai Is. no 3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
9lllent1llner Sur rmo Seioene
SUIT 9Otal1ufdftur.

~o Ter llnterihriebene banfbar fir
" | bic lcbr liberale Sunoihaft, peld,e
MSAibm bisber Sl Gheil seipcrben it,
becicnt iIdl biefer 9elegenheit, ieiue
Sreunee itno cas Yublifum ilbcrtaupt gu
benahrid,ti9en, oa6 CT oaS Soutn,ahers9es
Itdft iu alien ieincu perihiebenen 3wei9cn
nod INNER fprttreibt au ieiuem alteu Stans
be, in Der jeamiltcn StraBe, her Stdot
saeutaun, bcinahe se9eniiber @ cfer's
2lpotbcfc uno etntge 3tilren rberhalb ber
Ceutihen Hcfcrntirten &ird,e-allipc ct be-
ifineis anf canb bat, ein ous9ebebntes
9lUortement bon tnpbi9en SUIT uno
feibenen Oiiten.
bon eiuer cprSit9liden Sualttit unb bon pers
lhteoeneu Sarben, ihiflid, fir Die SabrsSeit,
peldhe er 81 lebr herab9cfceteu preileu pers
faufen miro. Seiu 9Haareula9cr 1T ausges
bebnt, unc er wtro ale Seitellun9en in Ieiz
nem Sad,e in @eIdwincilfeit oerirrqen.--
Gr oerbIr9t I'D, fir Die 9nte nno Oauerbaf<
ti9fcit ieiuer Spite uilo oerithert, bae itc bon
fcinen III eielcr Stabt Oeer faum i'm Staat
ilbertrpffen pcreen.
Die leibencn Suite, ipeldIc al fcincr Was
nnfaftur oerfauft ipereen, beitehcn aus eem
allerbelfen Seioen, fpprunter I'D, nid,t Der
flcin,fe 2beil Sarmpolte bcftnbet, uno bic
beiten SursScbieS perben ba;u perbrauht.
1"9lllc Soite Die er oerfauft, 1T er nil
lcns, tpenn es 0trtb bat, tpieeer allfSubie9eln
uub ;u perbeiern.
8auficute mb gInberc, bic bctm @rpeen
faufen, ,pcrocn es ;u ihrcm 8orthcil fnben,
BET itm an5urufen uno fir iIh lelbit su urs
tbeilcn.
cSacrb 8. SDas.
DTWcbi9c Sritbjabrs unc Scmn,ers
&arpen itno III 9rceer slusrpabl crbaIten
ipcrefn.
9lllcntalln, Wni %. rta-3Il
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
J1cls III perfaufelt.

Sb. Ntilfcrb, 0aai 15.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05

ollie pieie 0ta6dfun9en bon Gbat.
ia6en Der beilt9en S6rift, ME lie tn
einem iel6en 9farrenipiel III ber goitbe
'caraeifelltmerben nit oct GrlHetnllna
am brennenoen Sulh ppriu Sehpoab
ais Sreinaurer Seamte bar9elfellt
miro ; Ole pp,9ebli6e Gntoefun9 Oct
Sunbe6laoe inter ben S6utt entz
baltenp Den S6lliiiel sum 90pbabet
oer 9ebetmem Spra6c unb
sunl performer WtetlterIpert, ba60 . 1T
beiBt; Der OliBbrau6 bes 9tamens
oc5 breifaltigen @otteS beim Grri6ten
etne6 ppr9eblt6 lebcnei9en go9en6-
alle btele 9ptteSldferlt6en uno 9cttloe
fen Seripottun9en Ger beilt9en S6rift
neroen ben unlpiiicnoen Sreimaurers
@anbipaten auf9ebltroet nm fic fdli6s
lid 9lauben 81 MAIDEN pab DER Sret@
naurereSrben allf 9Dttlt6 8 f
fen barun9 9e9rltnbet iet. 9tber
fcmn icl6c6 0tarreriptel, irenn 9Sabr
belt llnier Tllbrer it, in einem anpern
tI6te cin9ciehen lrerbcn olS cine
iddncli6e inlo 9pttlpie &ercrehuu9
Her hetlt9en S6rtft llno als 3eu9ntB
Rap Sretm aureret Elm 2Serf
Der Utntt crntB ct.
Inter Den Treintaurer 9erpflicbz
Itunoen perifcbeu mir bte Gib c uno
IStrafen Die Treimallrer>Ganot>
Ibaten altf iIb nebnlen, 70 lpie lic pon
einem @raoe sum onoern fprtId,reiz
| ten, ourb gt1GIrreCbuno Ger 9Sprte
Ses Otcilfcrs, ftcbtS l6lte6enb: "So
Ihelfe mir 9ptt uno ma6e MIDI ltanrs
| Itaft uno qetreu, lie su erflillen.n Sie
Iltebertretlna ir9en6 elmer Sreimaurer
9te9e( pber 8erbinoli6feit untcrlpirft
pen S6u(oi9en Der 9riuiamtfen So
| Ibesifrofe. SieieS lit eririeIehrin cen
aus9eprilften SSreinlaurerz Serpflicbs
Itun9en in oen peri0irrenen @raoer,
ocren lib ieoe nit elmer Strafe I6(te6s
ct, lppppn fploenSe eine Nrcte 1T.
! SD pertinoe mid ba,u inter feiner
gertn9ern Strafe ais 5 q & t6 mir
m tne rcd te uno ltnfe
Sruff aufret6en, mein Scr,
beraus ncbnen uno auf cinen Niiffs
baufen gum Serfaulen pcrfen laiIen !;
-ca6 tb mir oen !Scpf obiNlaocn,
Ioas @ebtrn cen brenneneen Spnnens
| Ilfrablen au6ieeen lalIen nil ;-ra6 td
neinc Sodnoc bis an ocn Stumpfen
obbalen metnc 9(uoen aus ihrer Sobz
| (e rei6en, meiuen !&prper ptertbel(en
Iuup unter oen &ebricbt be5 Sempe(s
lperfen (ailenmill ;-bof, icb mir etnen
ISpl6 burb Den 9eib rennen (a1cu'
Mil ;-ba6 idD metn Ser, rpn einen
IeinSes ljTfii hurd,tcreu laiIeu milI :;
I-ea6 i6 mir ben !Scpf ablblaaen
uno auf sen h6d,Ifeu 0Sera trooeu laf
fen Mil ;-bo5 tcb mir inein S,ous
niecerrei6en, Die Snifen Sappn III eiz
nem @,aiaen oufife[len ltuc mid eors
an b1noen (aiIen nilI ;-baf' id, mir
einen Sries in Ole liufe Scite ifcGen
l(olleu MIL ;-oae id, mir Sen 0etb ser<
fdnetcen, unp eas G,an,e Den pilbeu
| ISbieren pprlperfeu lalIcn mill ;-bae
lid, MIDI nit beln 91afebcld, blircbbps
rem, Sos S,orpt obfh(ooen unb ouf oie
IbDbffe S6urmipibc tfefeu (oiIcn. ,u,b
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
Q(0l0nec-9 -9(oC6rtCht.

Gahrd,t rpiro hermit 9c9eben an bic
Sreeitcren opu { bonn Wf'@ r If II,
pcn llutcr Wout Settel Sounld,ip, 9tcrts
hampton @auntD, raB ie ihre 9luferberun:
gen an ben llnterItriebenen an cber Der ben
Iiten 5a9 uiditen SulD einsutrin9cn tabeu,
pamit cine slbrcdnun9 nit ccnlelben 9emadt
werben flnn.
9lcam Seller, 9lili9nee.
N''' Wen; 90 '''' nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
1000 900 slpette grnte
SttDenipllrmer Gter.

Cieie @tcr merecn bel Der Nerefcrrer Seis
ScutauG uGjcIcllIhoft bis Witte nihiteu SUM-
gum Serfauf ilbri9 leiu. Srlhc, pelde Die
@ier fir einen btlli9en preis gu babcn ipilts
idei1, habcn ibre SrocrS ic9leid eiuSuIeneeu
uno ihre Seltelluug feit 81 mahcn.
Die @ier fbnncn, tpenn es oerlan9t tpirb,
bis gum slugulf, im @isbaus Der @eiea fdaft
III 9utem Stauo aufbelpabrt mcrben.
GS pirb beabiId,ti9t bic Seibenpiirmer
bon sieieu @icrn bon cen oiejdhrigeu Mcrus
WulticduliS 3u filtterr, mas rbne ben Sdus
men i'm Gjerin9iten su ihaocn, scIheten fait.
Die @eieaihaft tbut bas ndnlid,e i'm @rrs
Ben. OaS 0tdbere bel
Spel S6ellp Superient.
Joercfore, SerfS @auutY, Wai 90. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-05
9iteAel lutD SSreull- SplS.

Die llnrridricbcueu batrn an ibrcm Hans
eunasrlaee, an eem EcdldsSaiIll, circn be-
beutcnpen Srrratb nnb cine 9rcbe Sluerrahl
prn 9lie9el, SoidrrYs unc peintsScll sn ben
liDi9aen prelien su pertaufen. Gas SoclS
faun al jecee 3eit ab9ehclt wercen.
s. lmo s. Slefner.
lts9lQeutaun, WaD l5. nq-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18
fssn Il. yssssIk Hsn,a.

The Riehmond Eaqairsr has never
ceased - STALK The unileJ States Bank
before he People 81 Virginia al every 9
lection - lhe grsad issue. iron The day
that Gen. Jackson commenced his xsr
against Il, up n he present time. more
han three years afser IL ceased 10 sxisI.
There i something ludicrous 40 vel -
rsprshensible in this systematic attempt
n the Enquirer 10 impose upon popu-
lar eredulsly: n reminds one Of The lite
Fsry haekslers in London. uhO drive .
trade m ''iast words and diving eonfes-
sIons." When the last words have had
their run. and John Bull has begun 10
PAWN over them. he morbid appetite Is
excited by ..n0rs last words. |" and '.more
lssl words sfiH." The last words. in.
deed. are nessr-snding while The hnek-
siess can Iura = penny by them; and al.
though The eulprit Who is supposed 10
utter Them shOald have made his exit
from "fyburn tree" long before. the in
exorable manufacturer Of fiction will moi
permit him 10 rest in his grave. but he
must be eonjared up time after time To
give uiIeraaee 10 ''mOrs last words" for
their benefit.
Bot the perseverance, Of ihe Enquirer in
making active capital Of the dead bank,
though worthy Of all admiration, is no.
thing in comparison with is consistency
in eounienAneing the baak Al one periad
and denouneing il al another. In 1924
the Enquirer was The jealous and IN.
IirIng advocate Of Wm. III. Crawford d
succeed Mr. s.lnnroe in the Presidential
chair. Mr.. Crawford was then declared
by the Enquirer 10 be the Republican
candidate. and q sound orthodox pOlili
e.sn. So intent was its worthy editor on
making Mr.. Crawford President. that
experimenting The success Of Gen. Jack
son, he did no, hesitate TO assert iha. he
should regard the election Of Gen. Jack
son as "a CURSE TO THE CouN
TRY" While We are upon this sub
jeei. il may not be amiss tn Law befor,
our readers the following letter. writer
By Mr.. Crawford. the faSOriie Candidate
al Virginia. the Preux Chesalier Of SOUND
principles. according 10 the lsudaliOn oI
the Enquirer. and The declared csndi
date II The Republican party throughout
the United Ssales-so late as the yea
1891.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

Tie war Iceland BIZ Mr.. Van Br,,,
on lie credit system. Immediately ), 4.
lAndrd in This eisy, was tsissnIly. 80.
lie New York Star. determined ,nsa
and arranged before he lsl. Washins'aa
The sub treasury plot, rrorsr'y Undsr.
stood, 10 an attack on eemmrrcs.-uu
ronlemplaiss the HiGhdrawAl of ,p,r,,
from ihe State bsrLs.---arid i.sreLy =.
minlshing. IL not utterly DESTROYING lb.;,
ability 10 meet The exigenriss Of tad, ~.
Money. whirh vas scare before n.
President arrived here. 10 now mrr.
scarcsr. and large premiums are offered
Tor fseIliiIss, and general gloon p,,.
walls. This must follow in every dine.
Iinn where the modern AIilla ua,.l,. =.
The iarmer Is blessed with sbupd,n,
crops. yet Of what use are Ihe,l L,u
year his wheat sold lrum fourteen N
sixteen shIll,ngs per bushel; this yea,
lie may not obtain eight shiiling..
Tie Banks cannot loan money IA
traders and merchants. 10 purchase 1h,,,
and flour. when the PresiIrnI on his ..
leetioresnng tour tells The Banks, .tLe
sub-ireasury shall psss..--lhsrs i. no ,usb
thing as backing out lIom this prnise, :"
All the Banks. IN the face Of his ttel,r..
lion. are compelled to Turn The kew. IN
their vaults; for every Bank, they u,ll
know. can be broken. aud q. The m,,.
ey Of the President. IL he is pernlu,d
tn have charge oil The peoples money.
To the war on Banks 10 added a M,
on the Internal Improvements Of The
state. Not alone The farmer is pr,sn,.
ed from selling his crops, but be j. d..
med facilities IN bringing those rrops 10
market.
IL will be 10 us q miracle. strange and
unseeouulsble. IL the People Of tie STATES
90 not rise sn masss sgainsI the ds,pO.
iIsm Of Van Buren,. lle comes with lir
and sword. la ask the people Of this Sna
Ia elect him for second term. lfhs can
succeed. where, ws ak. 10 the rswsrd Of
public services. ofusefuInsss, patriotic de
VoIIon, love Of country. sad The promo
lion vi the peoples hsppinessl
Pouisoa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

jain q. .9doHssis .7naivsrsary Dis
coarse.-This pnrivslled pfoduelion Of.
perhaps. he ablssl pen 10 our eouniry, 10
Il length before lhs pablo. We have
read Il lhroughout with The deepest
interest. end are ready 10 eonrur in The
high encOmiums which IL has received.
A sounder. or . more instructive and
elegant eOmmsnlary on The principles Of
our government has never issued from
he press. The lessons Of political Wis
dom lhal Il embodies are Of The highest
iupoFlsnee 10 ell classes Of citizens. and
eannoi be 100 extensively dilfused. IL
should find lis way into every lamily in
our country. snd take rank with the
| productions Of Hamilton. Jay. and Msdi-
son. lhoss sIOqueRt sxPouuders Of con-
ssiIuiional liberty.
Few persons have enjoyed better op-
Por,unities for studying the genius Of our
government. and sscerlaining the views ol
| is founders. than The venerable author.
4 son Of one Of the most distinguished
/ patriots Of the reVoluiion-bEoughI up Al
lie feet Of Washington. and early enlrnsi-
ed By him with important public duties.
/ Mr.. Adams cauld not well mistake the
opinions 81 The class they representa-, in
Tela,ien ln The constitution Of so. True.
We have IN The numbers u The Feieralisl
. grand exposition Of The principles 81
that instrument, but, a. many years haSs
elapsed sinee they were written. an in.
ieresiing task awaited Me-. Adams. slteI
the close Of the first iliy years operation
of The new government, 10 trace lie pro
gressite sdapialiOn 10 The wants ola gres
and grow Ing people. and 10 deseanI upon
the obligations Of the present generator
% iIs llluslTiOus founders. Oflhe manner
in which he has executed the task. enough
has been already said, and We have only
nov To express the hope that the enierpris
ing publisher who has also done his par
with admirable excellence. may find biz
account in the sale 81 80 useful a work.
II should be added. that The psmphie
contains an account Of the Festival, an,
rrpoTIs Of the speeches on that occasion
Among the speakers were Mr.. Adams
Gen. Scott, Mr., SiuySesani. Mr. Hone
and others. whose remarks wlli be tea,
with great interest. The poems OF Gren
vile MeIien. and William Gutter. whites
fur the occasion, are also productions u
uncommon merit. Poukson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

eomparstise merits. amnngsI lLos, e,s.,.
ed IN hard labor. Of The :. Ahssin,r.1s,
and the I. Ardent Sririi,." ,v,,,a..
The Adroeaisssys; One day lssI ~ssL
Mr.. Brown hired four men % ma. :
Geld Of grass. Three Of Ihem Ia
several " good" driaks in he eop,..
Of The forenoon. and The lourth Ala =,
taste drop. whereupnn question ,,o..
about The Utility Of . /" drsm,n rh,,s
sfier having argued 70 no purpn,. n,
some time. lhey sgreed 10 decide h. .
contest Of speed. and 70 work they ws,,
The result vas. that The indisidual ~ha
drank nothing mnasd raund,' NJ.
stimulated opponents in The course nj ~.
80 through across The 6sld.' as move.
say.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

The virginians call The folloWing a
SOckdoI"ger. Gov. Cannon. Of Tonnes
see. in reply 10 Speaker Polk. al VIM
chester, IN tai slate, a few days ago.
fDrcIblv illustrated one Of the evil Iendrn'
clrs Of the su5 treasury schemr, by The
strongest OF all possible modes 81 aren'
men'.-lhe relation Of actual occurrences.
Fellow citizens. (he said many Of
you ] believe, were but recently vOlunlse"
IA an ardGous Florida campaign. lou
well know how you suffered there; aud
also know tina, tie pay you received oy
The direction OF The ptesen. bard money
Administration. VAS about IS or 80 cen"
per DAY IN shinpiasitrs, while my" hong
Tdbte compeulrr. Who now solIciis your
votes, was shoyelling ino his poe1t'
siriesn dOiiars day in gold and slipe.
This is The meaning. | take IL. oil ,n'
boosted sub-trcasuTy. which lurn''"e,
ono currency lor the o0ice.hOtfsTs a"0
another lOr The people"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

Counterfeit half eagles arc in eitc"'s'
lion IN The west. The Maysy'lIe E'slCS
was shown one which bore the da'e o.
1885. and had passed through The hanu'
oi several persons without detection, a.
though It's counterfeit, character was eas'
ly seen, on comparing n,wi,h genu'aSo
hall cagIc--the Ialse one being Ia u 10
grams nshIer Than The standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

It's stated in the l.ewi,burg. Pa. Aivo-
Cate, that sons wvrkmen IN lied Of Mr..
bf1sn, ID ina. ~cInity, lately affJtdcd =
e'y sa'i'l1c,o.y drmoa,h zion VI lie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

The Athsn: Geo. Banner ANNOUNCES
she death Of Tie Hon. A. s. Clayton.
formerly Representative in Congress
from Georgia. He died On the 2I.i ult.
The Savannah lGeo Republican an
saaaces the death Of Gen. john Floyd,
. gsIlsat solder. who died a. his resi-
deaee ia tsmJen county. on the 24,h
alnm". lie slso formerly represented
,he Stale VI Georgia 10 Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

A woman in Northampton, who as''.
Ell her rhIid Murus Muiucaulis. eXprre
10 get the State bouH'y. offered Tor Fa''"s
tina, klnd ui hood for worms. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

A horrible loss Of lie occurred on the
Harlem Railroad. New York on the 4,l
insI. The Locomotive rau of Tie Track
aud. when The people were engaged
IN phuIng u on. the boiler burst. and
killed several persons Immediately, and
horribly mu;Ila,cd nlhsrs. The Engineer
forgot 10 lie, or The steam, when the
Locomotive stopped.
Oa the same day, one Of tho Staten
Island Ferry Boats was 50 crowded in u,
passage To the Guy, TIA, The Promenade
deck fell IA upon The lower deck. where
there were scores 81 Passengers. A
gentleman. BY tile name of Juseph
Chambers. aud a Scotch lady by the
name of Mills, were crushed and killed
outright. Mr. Chambers, was a grurer.
III Tia, LEFT wife and one child. Mrs.
Mile, a widow, who had lost her whole
family in this country. aud was about
returning Ia Scotland. SeEersl o,her
persons were dreadfnlIy wounded. Mr..
j. NJ. lIenrIques, a money broker in Wall
street, had he breast crushed ~, and
though alive and III The possession Of his
reason, his recovery is veay doubtful.
Mr.. DAVID L. Patton received a severe
Confusion ID the head, and IL is feared
some injury 10 the spine, as his whole
body became insensible. although his
reason - good and is able In converse.
Several Other person, were badly wouud-
ed. and QUE or two taken 10 the hospital,
where the best accommodations are pro.
'tded. Several persons were thrown
overheard by the falling Of the deck. and
whether all oI them were recovered, is
not certainly ascerlsined.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

Two hundred thousand IN tie lory
year' preceding Gen. Jaekson's entrance
into Office. aud eight hundred Thousand
since, srciusire OF Ss srlwouI and PIECES
million AMI = half!!!
but. IL there were truth in tie sx'
ruse, the excuse itself would be an segra'
walton. rather Than mitigation Vi The
offence. Osher uiiice-holdcrs have sIol'n
the public money before now--IhsrtIore
Mr.. Van Buren's nave a right to steal as
much IS they want! What conclusion!
What morals! Richmond Uhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

A correspondent wuls.. that lie Van
Buren, drmagoguss are lsboring 10 ,I.
eu.e the delslealions VI Mr.. Van Buren,.
"hirrlings" an the ground that there
have been dsIs!ca.tous under every Al.
miuisnau"n 10 - great III amount a. uE.
der the presen,. and he asks " 10 pub.
Iish Mr.. wondbuty's slsIemen. On the
subject.
liy reference 10 document NO. Ill.
dated the 18th January. 1898. We 6nd
the amount oi delalsallun, reported By
the Secretary 10 be sl,O73,s37 Il
II uhirh th.ra .e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

lloa. A. $. CI,y,ou died On the el,tu.l.