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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-07
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-07
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-07
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
EVILS OF INTEMPERANCE.
ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

Could all the forms of evil produced by
intemperance come upon us in one horrid
array, it would appall the nation, and put
an end to the traffic in ardent spirits. If
in every dwelling built by blood, the stone
from the wall should utter the cries which
the bloody traffic EFFORTS, and the beam
out of the timber should echo them back,
who would build such house, and who
would dwell in it? What if in every part
of the dwelling, from the cellar upwards, .
through all the halls and chambers bab-
blings and contentious were heard day
and night! What if the cold blood oozed
out and stood in drops upon the walls, and
by preternatural art all the CHASTITY skulls
and bones of the victims destroyed by in
temperance should stand upon the walls,
in horrid sculpture within and without the
building.-who would read it! What if
at eveniide, at midnight the airy forms of
men destroyed by intemperance, were
dimly seen haunting the distilleries and
stores where they received their bane--
following the track of the vessel engaged
in the commerce-walking upon the wa
ter--fi,ting athwart the deck, and send
inc up from the hold within and the waves
without, groans, and loud laments, and
wailings? Who would attend such stores
who would navigate such vessels9 oh,
were the sky over our heads, one great
whispering gallery, bringing down about
US all the lamentation and wo which in
temperance creates, and the firm earth
one sonorous medium Of sound, bringing
up around us from beneath, the wailings
of the damned, whom the commerce in
ardent spirits had sent thither-these ire
mendous realities assailing our senses,
would invigorate our conscience, anti give
decision to our purpose of reformation.
But these evils are as real as if the stone
did cry out of the wall and the beam an
swered it!--as il day and night wailings
were heard in every part of the dwelling,
and blood and skeletons were seen on ev-
cry wall las real as if the ghosly forms
| of departed victims fitted about the ship
| as she passed over the pillows, and show
| ed themselves nightly about the dstiller-
| les, and with unearthly voices screamed
| in our ears their loud lament. They are
as real as if the sky over our heads collect
ed and brought down'upon US all the notes
of sorrow in the land, and the firm earth
should open passage for the wailings Of
/ despair to come up from beneath. =
Beecher.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

were given up from the People? Unless
a miracle IN human affairs should inter-
pose, no nation can ever retain its liberty
after the loss of the sword and the
purse. Gentlemen you may depend
upon 1t, this power viii work sorely on
your necks."
Facts for working Men.
81 ardently desire to see this country
in the same happy condition as the Island
of Cuba. ''--Se1aator Taller.
81 coincide in sentiment with the SEN
ator from Mississippi. eve must reduce
labor low and bring things to their specie
value. Senators Calhoun and B,chUs-
an.
"'The tariff of 1923 has made the diff
Guilty. Bring things to their specie value,
and free trade, and you may meet Europe
on the same level. and compete for 'sthe
market of the world. Senator Calhoun.
where does Mr. Van Buren, so TO find
arguments for the sub-Treasury.
In Mr.. Van Buren's Message to Con.
gress, dated on the I'd of December last,
he says: 81 am enabled to state, that in
twenty two out of twenty seven foreign
Cove rnments. from which undoubted in
formation has been obtained, the public
moneys are kept in charge of public Off
GERS" MARTIN VAN buren,.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

DOWN WITH FREE LABOR!
DOWN WITH THE PRIESTS
DOWN WITH THE CHURCH y!
DOWN WITH THE BANKS -!
Take array a mans Property at has
death, from has acife and children, and
giUe 1T to the Pubic!!!!
Let every sober, serious, Well-doing
man and woman read the annexed speci-
men of Van Buren, agrarianism, from the
Boston Quarterly Revie,o, with COM
ments by the Roxbury Gazette. They
are the sentiments Of AN OFFICIAL
paid 1900 dollars a year by Mr.. Van Bu-
ren. Comment is unnecessary. If there
be any thing left, held dear and sacred,
we should rouse ourselves, AND PUT
DOWN THIS SPIRIT, OR IT WILL.
PUT US DOWN, AND THE COUN-
TRY AND HER INSTITUTIONS
ALSO.
| LOCOF0COISlN UNJHASKED.
Let the reader bear in mind, that it has
lately been announced by the Loco-foco
party, that the sub-treasury is only the
entering wedge to other measures and
new experiments. In his lecture al
Wrentham, Mr. Bronson himself held this
Language! What are these new mea-
sures? Let the reader examine the fol
lowing extracts from an article in the july
number Of the Magazine, above mention.
ed, written by Mir. Bronson himself, and
see what some of these measures are
The writer speaks Of others which are
not yet disclosed !! But those which
are disclosed are enough to make man:
blood run cold. particularly when we SCI
the possibility of their now being tried il
this country. Here is an oaiceholder, ;
fayorite partizan and leader of the Var
Buren, forces, avowing the worst doc
trines of the French Jacobins, and Will,
The acknowledges that they tend to tn,
most horrible bloodshed, he is still urgin.
on the people to the issue!
The following extracts show that til,
sub-treasury is to be regarded as but;
paving Of the way for the doctrines which
follow:
/" In the coming contest there is
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

I'm Item Of Yam Buren, Retrmch-
n,ent.-Under John @. Adams the APP,
preparation for the Post Office Depart
lnent, in 1928, for assistants, Clerks, &c.
and contingencies, are stated at 10000
dollars.
Since then the Post Office has been
reformed, and the retrenchment is
shown by the appropriations of the pre-
sent year, given by Mr. Wise, at sl52'-
200! Increase only 1o5,loo dollars "
enc gear.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

churches and banks, and they are to be
urged on to this work by the prospect of
sharing in the spoils of every man. $ for
tune when he dies. Such is loco-focoism,
as set forth by one of the leading mem
bers OF the party, and one whom Mr..
Van Buren, deems it best 10 encourage
with salary of some / 600 dollars a wear.
Let the people tremble, if, in the coming
contest, Martin Van Buren, should succeed,
Tor Bronson's doctrines will then be
tried.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

sf'ory Of Io,ra, Lee county-In tbs District
hi. Court.
ulan Dulany,
VS. On Attachment.
s 9 A Dickey,
ssae defendant will take notice that on the
| ~ gay Of March, A. d. 1910, from the Office
81 sas clerk of the District court in and for
b county, an attachment was issued against
RAE; asaas tenements, goods, chattois, rights.
n, '.s, moneys and effects of the said defend
M ,,,. y lasor Of and at the suit of the said
sss;s l''i, Tor the sum of one hundred dollars,
d u. y, vas returned at the A pril term, 1910,
sss SAL court, levied on sundry articles Of per-
~ property; also, on the southeast quarter
n N ZION No. 81, township No. 60 north, range
as,s west; and unless the said defendant, Ed
94s a, :. Dickey, shall appear and plead before
ssr term Of said court, to be holden at the
sah.ls Fort Madison, on the first Monday of
b 81 next, judgment will be entered and
h s.Opefty SO attached will be sold to satisfy
,A'us. JOHN H. LINES,
R9d /. r., Clerk of said court 81
an johnston, attorneys for plaintiff.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10


house, Professor Holland. /, is not as
tonishing therefore that his adhereuls
| should endeavor to suppress this book in
the West and now to attempt to create
prejudice and doub. by circulating the sto-
ry tina. spurious life written by his enc.
mics has been printed. Wirat use would
the Wing party have for spurious edi-
ton, when the genuine proves these facts
in relation to Mr. Van Buren,!
The administration presses cautiously
avoid telling us where, by whom, or when
any spurious edition has been printed
We challenge, we dare, we defy them, or.
men OF any party to produce a copy of
any such edition. If there be any, they
have prin,edsit themselves with the hope
! OF Palming it upon the people as genuine
and at the same time to create doubt as to
the authenticity of the real life published
by Holland.
The copy which we have was the only
one which five months since could be pro.
cured in any book store in Cincinnati. 1t
lis precisely like that used by Mr. Peaslee
the Van Buren, candidate for elector, in
Ole of his speeches at this place, and is
the very same COPY used by William J.
Brown, the Van Buren, Secretary Of State
in his speech at Pleasant View few
weeks since. We have been repeatedly
offered for it four times its cost, and we
are authorized to state that five dollars per
copy will be paid for twenty copies of
Hollands life of Van Buren,, of the same
edition as that used here by w. J. Peas
lee the Van Buren, elector, on application
10 an individual Of this place, within a
reasonable time. They are intended for
public use by members Of the Wing par
ty.
CAPITAL.-There was grand convoca-
ton of the .sNorth Benders,' of New
York, at the National Hall on Wednes-
day evening last. The immense assem-
blage was addressed with fine effect by
several gentlemen, among whom was a
Mr. Kellogg, who was particularly happy
in his illustrations. His application of
the following well known anecdote, was
capital. We quote from the N. Y. Chrcn-
icle. =
s'Mr Kendall's backing out of Office,
when he saw the administration going 10
pieces, and calling on the party to take
courage, for they were certain to beat the
log cabin candidate, ''put him in mind,''
said Mr. Kellogg, "of an occurrence which
took place during the late war. A cap
tain of a militia company, before going in
to action at the battle of Niagara, in Or
der TO infuse good spirits into his soldiers.
made the following harangue: 'Fellow
soldiers! the enemy is before you, and
you can lick them and must lick them
Don't be afraid. Don't think of flying.
,ghowever, the enemy by too much for
fyou, you may retreat, and as am little
flame, shall retreat n0w!"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
me ,ns A w !sss ass sz5g
AND IOWA PATRIOT,
,t1sHED EAERY THURSDAY IN
= snr uppER STORY OF THE BUILD
ING lit THE CORNER OF
4. .s;potcn and Waier Streets,
.,ve1ON, DIES MONIES COUNTY, IOWA.

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Married.

Married.
In BROOKLYN Saturday the 18th inst, by the Rev. Dr.
Johnson Robert Perine Perrin to Miss Lucinda, daughe
WIN. Pearsali, ESD
At Norwich, Conn the sth inst. by the Rev Hiram p
Arms, Mr.. VIM p Bennett of Lisbon, to Miss Sarah
second daughter of CALVIN Case Esq deceased of Nor
witch.
Died.
On the 2ot instant Of lingering consumption, Mrs Pima
Jarvis, wife OF Zaphar II. Jarvis, aged as.
Funeral from her late residence, Bowery this afternoon
al o'clock Friends and acquaintance invited attend
Weekly Report of Intermcnts
In the city and county of New York from the 18th day Of April
the 18th day of April 1910.
- IS men, ~ women, 81 boys. and ~ girls-otal 1873.
D!sEasEsAsphvxy 2; Abscess Il Burned scaled Cas-
palles q Golic Gapcerl Consumption 81 Convnsons O.
Group or Hives 81 Deirun tremens Darrhea Dropsy
Dropy the head 81 propsy in the chest Drowned Epi
iepsy Eryrelus Il Fever typhoid Fever scarlet Fever
puerperalS Hopping cough inflammation the brain Infa
i inflammation Of lungs inflammation Of bowels Inana
ton Of stomach inflammation of kidneys lnemperan
Marasmus Modification Old age Organic disease
heart 2, Palsy 4; scrofua 2; Suicide Small pox I'm
kaswn5.
AGr.Of year and under between and IA; 2 and S.
4 and 10 u 10 and 20 81 20 aud and and So
Ia SO and co. s.; so and 20 10; 20 and and co.
PLACES NsTIvITr.-Uned States OI: ireland 81; Eng
land Scotland 3; Wales Sweden Germany France
UnknowRs. >
From the Aims House Bellevue 8; Hospital do u New Jer
sey Blackwell's Island ]; City Hospitals
Colored persons II.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, April 18th, 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
lamentations.

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i4s bales skins, J Foulk x Son.
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hatch wood 70 bags coffee eco bbs salt Az bundles goat skins
Boonen Graves & Go.
RIO yASFiRo-Per Mqdigascdr-725 hides 10 bales hair
Hall Curtis so bags coffee Davis Brooks 500 do do DE Lure
Bolts 3as do DO Winner Ducknz; 2s do do Mstemier &
kavenscdt 100 doc Smith; 40 do do Geodhue Co;
do Cary Co; 50 do do L Phllps l5s do do Tsdsle
1919 do do, so bbs sugar, to order.
DARExPer Dodge-5obaes cotton Hough: 900 do Law
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rice Rsader i0j bales cotton 10 order.
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lin; l66 Leutihon 4 Co; bog j j Cox.
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Reed Brothers; do A Livingston; 100 bales cotton L
Phelps; ISL do Collins 90 do q Mcbride. TT w Mills;
~ Thomas Peck; ST w Maury; 20 Ladlaw Co;i br
Barclay Livingston; 1 case Patterson.
GroRCETowv-Per Frances qnn-s2 bales cotton Ansill.
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