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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Oefentltt6e 2Senpu.

Ccnncrit19s, ocm 81. Sebruar, 1910, I'M
10 llbr &crnitta9s, ira all benz S.aule ocs
llnterId,rictcncn, i'll QSciiIrntur9 3auuldjp
etdla SIgnp, auf SGrntIdler Genru pcrs
tluft pereeu:
Sin idiGner oierjibriaer 0aul; 6 Stild
RincpIeb /; eiu Stell befcmmcn III furScr 3eit
6ilter; ID Shweine; ein Sagos NIB eiu
SHciSldtttct Sfeu NIT 0tcbr; Ncu tci Ger
Gcnuc, uno font nod anerlei SoauSs uno
Observation-Disclosures su ,peitliufliS angus
ftbrcu.
Die ScSinluu9cn Icacr am Serfaufsta9e
beflnnt 9cmaht perben bon
0enjall,in 0eibp.
6ebr. l2. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
GeBte GriuterutQ.

Slle btejeni8e, melde nod al S1aac
W ariteller pon TiercrsMilfcrh, @ufs
@auntD, ihulci9 ilno, lei es in 9ctcnL &aus
oerL Sud,fhnlren prer auf cine anberc g4eis
ir, ,perbcn bicmit gum lcstcn Wal auf9cfcrs
bert Srpild,cn MN rno bem llfcn WdrS 1910
absubc;ahlen, lpenn fc llnfcitcu eripareu
lpclIcn, inbem nad jcnem Gage ale unbcs
rtdbtt9ten SorbCrun9en eiuem Srieecnsrid,s
ter ilbcr0eben nercen. 9Scr ndd,hcr llufcs
fen brtpmmt mus es iTd ielbit suid,rriben.
9lnorep &. 9[ittman.
9IiF9nee BON Siaac WariteQer.
Scbruar 12 -3rp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Scbrnar l, 1910.
IerbcirGtiect:

slm %. Saruar bnrd BEN Gbrip. SNcrrn
Wtuliclman, Saccb 9 mi n, gu Ne az
ria . te ler tetee pen Sufs GaunfD.
SIm 2tcn Scbruar burdb cen Gbrp. ;,errn
Semmerer, Rewis Mitter, o.Sprines
fclb 2aunldtp, Gud6 SaurtD, Su 81 c be G.
"a 9 d) III II, bon Sb. Sauccna.
9Sic lcli9 wer lcin 9icbhen bat,
9Sie ieli9 lctt tcr Mann
@r lebt, iuie III Der Saiieritabt
Stcin 8hrit unc Gjraf e6 fam.
Scr cini9cr 3cit, bnrd, cen Gbrw. Soerru
Scee, Sor. . le me IL 6 d,, nit Wlis
q ltepb ia u litter beice bon Sbcrs
Sauccna.
slm lcBtcn Scnta9, turd, ben @brp. .Sorn.
3etter, Hr. SNeinrih 2 d, MEND, nit
euSette 9S ceel, belize BON S.Iilfcrc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
OefcntltChe 9Senpu.

OcnnerIfa9s, Den 81. Scbruar, nm llbr
Tadnlittass, fed all bcm Naulc crs uerltcrs
bench s ctcpb Srp9lie, in ter Staet
auentaan, 6ffentIth perfauft werscu:
Gin Bureau Stnblr, l Spirgef, 9Th.
de 6lnrs lsppid', 8 Srren NIT 9DFaierfarbcn
une IFniel 5 Sctis Scrmeu, nm sidter su
aleBen llnfb!ittseidter, Sfen nit 0fchr !;
mehrere Stid'er NIT &deer fur Walrr, ucblt
oteie aneere strtitel, su speitliuftig ale bier
anSufhhreu.
DE Seetn9nnsen rpfreen am Gerfaufstas
&c brtannt 9emaft unc sIufrpartun9 9egeten
merocn pcn
George SteilI 9bminiif.
aaesfdilit 6ebh IL. nf-3n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
QDitan1ts- S5crttNt.

ScI9ence Sricfe iInb leete Wode i'm 9llleus
tanner poltamt Ile8en 9cbIIcben:
9iatban 1ipfal, Gjerr9c &aihncr, Scnrid,
Senitermddler Scnatbau Scrbcr, s. s..
Shtf, Or. Manbia6 Scifert phl. Shcl,
Stomas Wcper, 2bcmos Sacber, Sacrb
&abcrrctb, Q8iIidm Ialeman, Scbn Socffs
man, Spbn Nprn, Y>eter Sepe, Sobn @iiens
harS, Glq. qcrcn; Slein, Scbn ccttenitciu,
Daniel OeilY, YSilliam SEED, Sclcn. @rcB,
r5oiepb Gubbs, Wir'S. Sathartna Oeshler,
SrIcmpn Gpcrbarc, Charles Sjrcs, Sctn
Scsfcrf, 0antcl Sauman, Sapib 9lplcbrrs
ger Scbn 2Iltrt9ht,
q. 81. 2Srt9ht Naitmeiiter.
9lIcntauu, Sebr. 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Dae es Sreileitfeu ae,iemt ibreu gni,

- Dae es Treileitfeu aesicmt ibren gpD
beririllen gegen cine decentralization aussas
criiden, ipelde, I'm, an oas 9inoer Der 9les
gierun9 su fomnen, uoraiebt iIe fei &c gen
Die 3 4 II N uno fur Die Silberlahlunaen
berlelben; unb nun oa fie ibren 3rpef erreid,t
bat, filt ibr bic beud,lerilde Weasfe pom
@eiIbt, unc perilld,t auf allerlei 9Se9e su
6esipeden eaB Der Gag Der Silber,ahluna
neit binauS geifellt pirb; fpcpcn inns bic
neulide SrtrasSotld,aft oes @cupern6rs eb
nen beutIidcn SeweiS cieler Soeubelei lie
fert.
- Oas mir in Der @rucun,nd opn y C.
ter Silbert, @iq. bon Shuplfia Sauntp,
ais Dreloeut' @rlpdbler fur oielen Oiitrift,
nit ubereinitimmen, uno ea6 er, tpcnu ers
ipiblt fur Sarrilpn uno Iper itimmen lcI
- SdB Gorge .. @ifenbar
@iq. uno Capt. s a cot .. Soas 6, ais
Oele9aten uno Spbu s. 81 be, jr. @p.
ais SenatorialsO Oelegat su Der Staatss@cns
ocuttpn crnannt iTno, pelde am 22leu Scbs
ruar in Sarrtsbur9 gehaIten fpcreen ioll, nit
Der 9cllmad,t I'M SrGebi9unQeu 81 cricscu.
- 0aB gSilIiJm B. Selfrie9e, Charles
qBitman unb SameS Bciler ais Dclcgaten
;u Der Sun9cn Wanner 0fltouols @onpeus
ttcu ernanHt iIne, lpc!dc an erlteu Woutd9
tm MaD su Baltimore oebalten lperben iru.
- OaB Die 8erhanplun9eu bieIer 8crs
f1mmlung I'M "etda p1trirt" "Sricbcnss
bcte" uuc Soirri5burger "Sateriano5slSdhs
ter" befamt 9emaht Werceu.
Clluter;cihnct bon BEN Scamteu.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12

m id pcrbuoen in fagen, unbes
fd,aoet bes G aoelst ben i'd mir
eabnrd sn5ie Dem M aa, oas id, slau'
be, oaB wenn nju fharfs s SW
ite NJ q i,gen enDmmen 10 ilr be, um bic
Sanfe.n su Swiugen, ibre 8er
binb lid feiten fo9teih erfIle
len, Der @rebitbee Staats auf
etne febr emppfinolthe Beife
9efdhroct Derben ntuS. @ebt oem
ptltlicc bic 8erfIdleruug, CAP All eihem 9es
irilcn feif9ciceten Gage, Il, cincr billiaen
3eit, Die 9lusbeSdhlun9 pru Stlber itatt ftns
ben rpercc, NIB baB cieielee oaun'anhaltene
iein ,pcree. Wld,t oemlelbsu beereiflid,, eaB
Die 9tahlIdt su Sd,ulonern [beu Saus
fenl e5 abIrlut uctbwenoig made, ourdb ben
Oruf Der SlIentliden Sdluio, NIT nelder
Der Staat ilberlaoeu 1T, unb fciner fann Bee
s,peifeln, oas rurd, bieien @jeiit patrictifher
uno lberaler @efllhle, ftc burd) bel Seitele;s
Sun9 ibre6 pciitioen &edt5 oa6 errin9en
ipcreen mas mir ale 70 Icbr bebilrfen.
SD Made @udl auf Die SrtIdaft aufmerfs
fam, meld)e tt 81 Slnfau9e rrr Sismlg err
lleB mo mrru i'll, Die Sdd,e im flcinlten
Cet0tl abhnuSelte. llub in Netrad,t Der Ser
anttrrrtItd)fett, ipeId,e ih mir Suei9nc, lase
WI pWlee 81 eultE IHpltH HHp HlDpraull(DeH
lletcrleqnnq.
9II6 id Die paihtcn ilbcrnabm, pslde mir
oblie9eit, i1abm tdb audi Die Serantwprtlid,s
felt auf mir-uno ba id, lie bon Der glusils
bnn9 eerfelben Suriid,pidt f. fiblte ih MIDI
beiUnoerS bsrufen uno ouf9ele9t, bieie Mits
theilnng an Sud, ;u MAIDEN, in bem pollen
Sertrauen uno @rpartun3, oas Der patriotic
id)e QSiae nno quite Scritono unlerer 9cz
meinftbaftlidhen @cnitjtucutclL uns anb6rcn
miro in uuierm ctrltdbeu uno dn9tlihen Ses
ltrrbun9cnL bic fiuanSicacn Sdpwieri9teiten
nno Serlr9enhetten 81 beiciti9en, iprriu mir
ben Staat i'm uerwifclt fanceu, als mir uns
sur smsilbnu3 unlerer ofentlihcn pFidtcn
anld,iften.
Savtp 81. @yorter.
Scbrnar I, 1910.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
OefcntliCbe 9Senru.

Scnncritags, ten 27itcn Scbr. foil AT oem
Nauic bes prritcrbeueu So eeibn in
9SeiIcntur9 Saunihip, Scdja SauntN If
fcntlit perfluft werern:
pferce uno pfcrce9cidirr Wd9en unc
ScoeD, G9ge paii9c, SSincmilbIe, cine
Strchbanf, Strpb beim 5ounoert uno font
nod ancere Slrti6cL psldle gu elmer Saues
rel 9cb0ren.
Die Sebtn8un9en Iraen AM Sage Der
Senou bcfannt 9cmadht uno 9ebnbrenee
9Iufmartun9 9c9eten werrcn pcn
Santel SCelfri6 }Grerut,s
ScnialnIu Seibn ' "
Scbr. ~. r. 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
QBaifenaertlafs -9wfouf.

3ufolge eiues 8efebls aus tem RaiIens
Gerid,t pcn ecd,a @auntp, fol- am Samlas
sc, ben Ia. Wtdr5 nm 10 llbr 8ormitta9s,
nuf bcm plase icItit, aele9en an Der pbilas
oelpbia pciftraee, ehra eine Wleile unters
halb 9lIentaun, nabe bel Sobn 9lppePs
@irtbSbaus, OfentIb perfanft Wercen:
Cine 9erpi1e Cote 0anc,
9elegen in Sal;tur9 Gauniobip, eeeha @aun<
~, itc6eno'an Qano non ccSobu 9lprel, Sclc
nlcn 9rieirmer, Srlcmpn Bauer unb anres
re, enthalteno IA 9lder, msbr ooer ipeui9er.
Die ScrbeNsrun9en iInc:
%&sA 3luei @obntiuitr;
!sss$s BON oenen ems speiif6fict, uub bas
s4ssSass2 2ancerc etnftcfi9t it; ees9etden
etue Srdm' Sdleucr.
GaS obi9c it 9utes Sedlfitein, 9aulanb, in
oem bcltsn 9ultnrs3uitanh, inter guten Sens
fen uno iiherhdupt in gutter Srbnuu9. Cars
anf betneet iTdl audi etn gutter Saum9arteu.
3ur ndmlid,cn 3cit: Ntuopieh, Sdlweine,
Nausslibr Sfcn nit 91obr, @didranf, 8ils
terId)ranf etierne &efeL, @iIeus 5Ndfrn.-
Srndt tetm 9Ifer, 6, rnitrrb teim SHuneert
uno cine Suautitit Citnaer.
@5 1T oas bintcrlaGene @ermS9en tcs
perltorbenen Sa COB SrpuG leBtbm ocn
Salibur9 Saunihip.
Die Seoin8uu9en icQcn ant @srfauf6ta9e
befaunt 9emaat unO 9Infwartun9 9e9ebeu
rpcrten pom
Scbn SrcnG 9lbminiifrotcr.
Durd, bic Court:
GAarleS g, SHiCh, SCbreitcr.
Sebr. 12. uq-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
OefentlteGe 95enrl,.

Samita9s, ben 25iten Setruar, lrQ an
Dem jnauie pcu 6 lepb Stcphe en-, in
Jttceer Macuu9tc Souuid)p, Qcdla Gauutp,
auf Hfeutlid)er Scnru oerfouft perheu:
Gin itarfer 9SoScn nit Soobp, elm Spas
;erma9en, pfcrcc uno @eIdlirr, HiaSpcb,
Sdaafe, Bdqen, Neulcitcrn, Wiucmllbleu,
5,rlSihlitten, pfIii0c, @9gcu, II. icnit nod, all
lerhuno leanes nnb Sanern9crdtt, 81 pctts
ldufti9 al meIbcn.
Die Scucu icn nm 10 uhr Wcrocns ans
fanacn uno rtc Seoin9un9cn befaunt 9es
madt iperocn bon
9Seter Socfmon.
~ 3tpct fremte Shaafe befinccn 1Ih
auf oemielbcn plaee uuo loGen benz Gigucr
;uaeiteIt werbcn.
Tebr. 10. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Geete Grtuncru,tQ.

9loe biejeni9crL pefde nod onf iroene eis
ne slrt ihulct9 iIno an ole NiuterlaiieniAaft
ecs prrltcrbenen 9 ie 9f c b I, lcets
bin bon $oetoclberg Taunfhip, 2cda @auus
tD, mcrben hermit gum 2cetcumale ouf0cfcrs
bert, rbne 6ebl ilmerbalb bier g8rdlcn bel
cem llutcrihricbenen III bciagtem 3annId,ip
nnSurnfcn uno 9ttdtiNfcit 81 MAIDEN, incem
ilc ee I'D, ielbff Su orrcanfeu babru, speun ite
naf9etcnSS llnfctten gu bctahleu baben.-
llno lcldle, rpelde rph red,tmdBi9e snfcrces
rlln9cn an bcfo9tcr NnterlaGenicbaft haten,
rpcrbcn ctcafalIe auf9efcrccrt, binneu bria9s
TEN 3ettpunfte bel itm an;urufrn unb 9fids
ti9fclt gu MAIDEN, incem nahqebcues ntd,tS
mehr an9rurmmen wereen miro.
9SllItam Seniferna6er, 9lrmtn.
Sebruar 10. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
% 6rtdDt t

rpirb biernlit 9e9eben, baB Der llnterseihncs
tc ais 9lominIitrdtcr BON Der SHjnterlafcns
fdaft bcs pcritcrbencn SO fe pbSrr9 Ii c,
lcetbIn bon Der Staot 9laentauu, an9eitellt
ipcrren it, sllle cicjcniseu, weld,e nod, auf
tr9eno cine slrt an beia9te oiutcrladeufhaft
Itnlei9 ilno, tperren oabcr cruitlid) auf9cs
fcrbert tnnerhalb 9Scdeu bel benz llnters
idricbcnen III sIIlcntaun an;urufeu II. 2its
tt9feit gu MAIDEN. Tub iolobe, weld,e rc9ele
mdsi9c 9lnfcrcerun9cn baben, werocu ebcns
falls ouf9efcrbert tnuerbalb erId9tem 3eits
punft ibre 9tcbnun9en woblbeIdsini9t cinSus
bdnoi9cn, all
George SteiH 9tpminiifrator.
9llIentaun, Scbr. IL. no-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Sta,l Tdrten.

Der llntcrSeihncte III biz gum liten ndhfteh
Diary 9eirnnen cas- Slau Sdrbcn uno 9Ge;
ben al DEM alten StantplaB bon Yetet
so man, anSufangen, ungefdbr einc
oiertcl Weile bon 8crns Nllble, nabe bci
Sie9erSpille, III Cub 9Eheitbaa Saunfd,ir
Ia or lton felt 26 Sabren eaS @sfddft bss
tricten bat, 70 brfft er Die 8untfd,aft bce
putlifums jcner Gadbarfdraft gu erbalten.
Seine 9Nreiie frcreeu duferif tiiIiS iein.
SMltel Stcttler.
Sebr. 12. *-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Wlarftpreiie in Nhilabclrhin.

Sei elmer 9enauen llebcriiht Der Wartts
preiie prn pbilarelptta, tie his gum Wlrn'
ta9e 9eben fnben mir, ta6 Der prsiS aaer
prrru6te gang bcrietbe it ale I'M gerscidh;b
bon lester @rde.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
StbarhtElleen raft auf!

Srctta9s, ben 2lfcn Sebrnar Ica an ccm
Soaule bon sob Q SfanB in Jcros
9Shetball, ein crosses SdcitenI6ie6en fat
fuoet fir
SO Sbaler i'll gc(S,
nit Sau9eIu auf 100 Shritt, Deer aus frcicr
Scanc auf 60 Sdlritt; uuo su9leid, nit
Sdrct ouf 90 Sd,ritt. Die 9tcro qBbeits
baler uuo Wacuusier laben bic 9Dnntauuer
uno S.ctoelber9er beicncers Cit, gc9cn lIe ,u
Idieten, 10 rpte ale anocre Sd,uecn in Der
Ytad,barlhaft. Die allentauncr f6nHen aurb
fcmnlrr, penn iIe tbre Sdudbcl serpeet bas
ben pcllen.
Srin9t Die gufIen out srrlist,
Cas BNtr gang 9'rao geifust-
Cont pIro 9SbcitbolI Sie9er fein
unS Sat een Shnatel wceer fleiu.
Gin Sanluel.
6. Seiper.
Sebr 10. na-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Orufer- -Qrbett
Sebr IL.

sllle slrten GruGers2Irbsit in ccntIdsr uno
er9ltider Srrad,e iotrc id6n unb tiais in
cieier Grlderei tsicrst
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12

9lm pprlceteu Samita9 tpuroe bic untcnitcs
hcnoe Sctlhaft bes @cuperlrr6 al bcioc
Niuier Der 0cIee9ebung uberretd)t. sic err
reate uugemeiue5 lIufeheu, uno eS it aud,
nitt gu ocrwunoern; oenn lIe bat Die Sia,
meldDe Dor wcniQeu Sa9eu im 5oauS Der 0ies
prccnt1nten p1Brrte, iammt Gem 8rrIhla0
;ur 9lufhcbun9 ccs Srettrisf6 Der Screini9ten
Staaten Sanf, gan; nc gar su Soecn 9es
ihIagcn. 9t1h Serleiuu9 Der SctItaft, 9es
idIaheu int Scuat icippbl ais i'm Soauie bon
Scitcn mehrercr Wit9lieeer eiit9e iEhr be-
mcrfen6prrtbe @rfllrrmgen, BON bcnen mir,
ans Maugel all Haum, nur eiue auflibren
wc!Icr, nlmlicb pom Spretter Socpfin6, Der
fir iii, uno 9lncere oas 8cltineniB able9te,
eaB er bic Sil C,pclde Die Wieeerdufnabme
Der Saar9clos 3ahlun9en auf Den 15ten Seb:
rnar fclfieBD pen NerScn oerabiheut, aber
c5 ter pIrthet ftulci9 81 leDn 9e9lanbt babe,
elfur ,u itimmcu, nnp benz Qnnce, 70 III fas
gen, ben Sooeeit:eid, 81 9ebeu. "HcSd CLAUDE
0agtc iNr. SNrpttn6) oaB bic enolidle pasis
run0 icucr BiII eincu sluftritt bon beiipiellcs
Itm Serberben unb lluaIf pom Wihelpunft
bis gu ocn duserten llmfretlcu oe6 Staats
Snpe9c brlngen Dhrce arcr idD hattie nid,t
oa5 iNers mid, Der Democratic olcie6 Soius
lrs entAe9cn Su icBen; nno carum 9db id,
mcine Wetuun9 llber Die Wasregel aut uue
ltiulnItc plflro
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03
HORSEBACK RIDING.

Graham 10 his work entitled Lectures on the
science of Human Lifs, has the following par
agraph upon the value Of exercise:
'rhe importance Of exercise he natural TO:
mic Of the body, is greatly overlooked ana
exceedingly neglected in the treatment OF chroA
,C diseases of every kind, and irritating and de-
Ieterious stinulants are employed to produce
those sfiects in the system which can hea'hlul-
ly result only from proper exerclse'ana pure az
Dysveptc, and other chronic invaiids, ouehs
never 10 hone for health by any means wi'hou'
exercise.
The beneficial effect Of horse back riding to
those who are laboring under pulmonary con-
sumption. are often truly astonishing. have
known invalds afflicted with this terrible dis
ease. when they were too feellO to mount the
horse without help. by rdnga short distance
the frs, time, and gradually increasing the length
nj tho ride daily, become able in The course Of
Two weeks to ride twenty miles without Stop-
ming by tho way, and feel moro vIgerolS at the
end of the Journey. than at tho heglnnlngi and
| have known instances IN which such individs
uas have made journeys on horseback Of never
| hundred miles, aud returned to Their homes
and friends almost perfectly restored to health
Indeed, am entirely confident that if shct sun
plicity and proprieiy &C Diet riding on hoTSeiacE
to the full extent of the patients ability. will n'
cure pulmonary consumption, no earthly mean!
can cure i,:-.and am very CERTAIN that mos
other means employed in modern times, while
they may perhaps seem to alleviate the symP'
toms, really aggravate ths disease, and haster
the patient to the grave.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

CENSUS for Io40.-The census Of the Unl-
ted States, to be taken during the present ysar,
will be upon more comprehensive plan than
usual Hitherto i, has been customary to emu
merate the inhabitants only, under ths severn.
the late act of Congress for taking the cen''l.
of ls4O, the Presiden, of the. u s. wa: direct 81
ed to cause the statistics Of the country, in relas
ton to the Agriculture, Manufacture, Mines,
Commerce, &c, 10 be connected ana also t'o'
,is,cal information IN reference to Education
The mex, census, therefore Will e1hi'n n"'
o,lv the pmoun, of our population, but also
complete schedule of the aggregate properly OF
the nation, ranged under different heads and pro
sentng at ona view an accurate estimate M 81 ~ ,'s
vast recouces Of the United States !" all ;ns
vorous departments of industry ana '"I,ua,ns In,a,
the numerous items of national wealth. inteFro
oalories. ADAPTED TO elicit information on all to-
Dies embraced in the new plan, have hsen pre-
pared to serve as formulas of statistical tables
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

ts Safes has attached 10 my name A
DISGRACE, which | am convinced
that no time or no efforts Of mine will be
able 10 sfface, aud which will cause the
plush 10 rise upon the cheeks ofmy chill
dren.
10. There is canksr which lies al
the root Of all his opinions. He is q
Federatist in oil bic principles, whatev-
E be may have assumed to be in his let
Ter Of 1922. He denies the right Of the
States to interpose, 10 their sovereign
capacity, whenever they think their
most important rights are assailed
by the General Government. Accor-
ding to his doctrine, they have no rem
edy in their own hand. He thinks with
the Federalist of '9S that their only re-
source is to appeal to the Federal Judi
ciary; who esprit du corps, which more
or less runs through all departments oil
the Federal Government, it is scarcely
to be expected that Federal Judge
would decide against his own case. 10
carrying cut The came doctrine, Gen.
Harrison pronounced the Proclamation
without The slightest modification, and
strip ofthe authoritative exposition Of
Gen. jackson. as the true text Of the
Constitution, and Nh. Webster's speech
es as the best exponents Of the principles
Of our Government.
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Fran the baltimore Past.
NINETEEN REASONS WHY GEN.
HARRISON CANNOT BE ELEC
TED PRESIDENT OF THE UNI

HAKRlSCN "a NNOI BE EbECl
TED PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
!. Because he is not competent from
wsnt Of The requisite intellectual quail
fcstion to fill tbe Office. In this res.
pecl his friends have claimed for him no
merit. lie was asowedly selected on
the ground Of his availability, and not
in consideration Of any qualifications
he possessed for the station. Mr..
Webster rightly interpreted the general
feeling (among the Wings a, leas,) TO-
wards him when he said -"Gen. Har-
risen is the pity Of his friends and the
scorn and dersion ofhis foes"
2. Gen. Harrison IS an Aholi,ionist.
10 addition 10 The fact Of his receiving
the support Of Abolition presses and the
Abolition party, he has been, il he IS no,
al the present moment, n member Of an
Abolition society. and has, moreover,
publicly declared himself in favor Of
placing The surplus revenue of the coun.
Try in the hands Of these fanatics for
the PurPosa Of purchasing aad libera-
ting the slaves!
3. He is FederalIsts Of tho Reigr
fTerrOr stamp; and when charged b,
John Randolph with being an open an,
Jealous supporter Of the sedliion law &
black cockade Administration, he ad
mitted it.
4. He is in favor Of internal i'm prov,
monts by the General Government
, maintaining that Congress possesses tn
power 10 make roads and canals wilhi
the respective States. and so voted il
Congress- in opposition to every Stat
Rights member of that body.
5. He advocates a high Tariff,
protective Tariff; and not only so, b.
e even 10 the taxing Of many ofthe nece>
saries Of life. In 1927 and 8 in the I
States Senate, he opposed all reductio
ofthe Tariff, aUd in June last, csppe
the climax of his absurdhy on this sub
o jeCt by declaring that 'he would soon,
), see the streels Of Norfolk and Charles
ton covered with grass, than consent
; a modification or repeal Of Ihs Tar
laws
= 6 lie is in favor OF a National BAN
with branches penetrating every part
10 the country; an institution unkuoW
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

rACClDENT. On Wedne'ds',
Morning last, youOg man nameo n'>
ram Warner, son of Mr.. Wright war
ner of THE place, fell from the uLn'"sn-
ed bellry Of the Presbyterian Church,
a distance Of near 80 feet, and was ST.
verely though not fatally injured.
He had volunteered TO toll the Bell
for a funeral, and wss about dsscen.
ding, when by mis-sIep was pEeclaated
to the ground, striking IN his fall, E'der
Mr.. Rosenbury, who was passing under
at the time, severely injuring this Gem
tleman also. Had it not been for Mr..
Rosenbury's breaking the fall, he would
probably have been killed, or malu'sd
for life. .s
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03
TREMENDOUS VICTORY IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

The success Of the Democrats in this State 8
beyond all parallel. The majority for GoveT-
nor is over8 6, 900. The feds only elected ONE
councilman. The democratic majority In the
Legislature was so last year this year shere is
an increase of Is or % II ! So goes the fret
State. o Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

HON. &. HI FLooD.-The appointment Of
this gentleman by the President as Charge to
Texas. seems to give general satisfaction to his
numerous friends. Flood has long been in poll
itcal life, and will no doubt fill the important
'us, with distinguished ability.
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estate dF deesaSsd persons.
I 69. An nc. to regulate the recaipt and dis
bursameat of the Canal fund.
6S. An acl further to amend the act emitted
an act p, ,ohibiting he ,su;ng and circulating Of
unauthorized bank paper. passed Jan. ~, 1876
and to repeal certain uets aud paris Of acts there
ia named. So ~
81. An act making appropriations for the year
| 1910
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In the sleubenyllle Union Of the 24th, We
find the following precious scrnp OF history:
N ~ N L.

find the following PRECIOUS scFhP Of Hl'loIy'
SUSPENSION
The Bank of S,eu',enyllle has suspended spe"
Gle payments. The following is copied from
the hack of one ofts notes.
Presented for redemption. Specie demaas'd
and refused
.s,euben,ilIe, Odd March, 1870
II STEPHENS, Teller.
Thus tho very day of the adjournment this
Bank so highly eulogized by certain members
for its uoundness, SUsPENDs so wego.
o Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

When we see girl staading one fourth OF
her time at the glass twisting her hair into ring
lets which they term beau carchers, we rather
guess the beau she cS!ches wil.s.6nd himself
caught in an evil net, ss,,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-03

Monsters Of the Ancieut World.-Pelrifsd
skeletons SauriauS have been found in Clark
county, alabama, one hundred feet in length,
These animals belong 10 the alligator and liz
ard family.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Our thanks
are due to the Hon. WIN. Allen, OF The
u. s. Senate, and d. X. Leadbe!Ier'
of the House Of Representatives tor
their kindness in eending us Pub. Doc.