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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

yRMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-Dr Harlichs
~ Compound Strengthening Tonic and Germen
Aperent Pills. These pills remove all those Distress
ing diseases which females are liable to be afflicted
with They remove those morbid secrctions which,
when retained induce number of diseases, and
ofaentmes render females unhappy and miserable all
their lives. Those pills, used according u directions
Immediately create . and healthy action through
out the whole system by purifying the blood and Civ
ing strength the stomach and bowels at the same
time relieving the pain in the side back, and lons
giving appetite and invigoratng the system again to
its proper functions and restoring tranquil repose
Ask for DIR. Harlich's Compound Strengthening
Tonic and German Aperient Pills.
Principal Office, North Eighth street, Philadelphia
Also for sale at the Bookstore Of Robert Farnham
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city. Apply
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&R>OCTOR HARLICH's Composnd Strengthen
elcisnt sedicine and can BE- taken by the most deli
cate lbsnak. They seldom fail In curing dyspcpsis
Rvss ccsnpaiss pain In the side and broa sick head
ache Loss Of Appsr pspitation Of ths heart, nervous
trspors owness Of spirits (Which too many Are sub
ect toy hypocondracism hystcricai faintings, WON'T
nes, &c. Use these pills according TO directions, and
perfect win BE- the result For sale At No 10
North Eighth street.
Also, for saIe At Robert Farnhsm's Bookstore, Pa.
Avenue, Washington city. apply
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

NNHE Taller and The Guardian, cheap, both
~ contained in volume of 100 pages, well
printed and handsomely bound with notes and an
index to each, price for the whole 81 rs.
May IL f. TAYLOR
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10 UIZOT'S EDITION OF SPARKS WASH
W INGTON CORRESPONDENCE in ! 'o
hmes. Paris, 1910; with an Introduction and tssa'
by Nj Guizot, on the Influence and Character ("
Washington Just imported and for sale by
Nav, H. TAI -"
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SElOUCHETTES BRITISH DOMINJONS
I'D In NORTH A MLpIc A 4. %

= 1'A'ft'fNfNtti III . NOIs. QuaTtO,
being complete Typographical and statistical desc rp
ton of Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward
and Cape Breton Islands &c. with engraved Mans
of towns, plans of the Harbours with the Sound,nus
Typographical Maps, Statistical Tables. Tables Of
Distances, &c, by Lieut. Col Bouchette, Surveyor
General, &c single copy this day received and
Tor sale 10y F TAYLOR
may I'D
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

MOORE TESTIMONIALS in favor Of Dr. Har-
NH lch's Medicines James Henry, Roxbo-
rough cured by the Of the above invaluable medi-
cnes--his symptoms pain in the side and back,
loss Of appetite pain in the stomach after eat
ing costiveness acdity in the stomach sick headache
aushings Of heat night swcats nausea, and sometimes
vomiting could rest at night, &c. Seeing an adj
vertisecnt in the Ledger Of the efficacy Of Dr. Har-
lichs Medicines, was induced TO give trial which
nm happy TO state resulted In performing perfect
cure For sale at No 10, North Eighth street Phila-
dcIphia.
Also for sale at Robert Farhams Bookstore, Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city. apply
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

YMICK'S COMPLETE WORKS, CHEAP
W. Comprised in volumes, of about 400 pages
each, well printed, and neatly bound in CLOTH and
containing his Christian Philosopher Philosophy of
Religion, Philosophy Of Future State Celestial See
merry of the Heavens, the Improvement of Society
his Essay on Covctousness, and his Essay on the
Mental Illumination and Moral Improvement Of Man
kind.
Price for the whole set 81 75
May IL. F. TAYLOR
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

NEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF Nj
~ CHOLAS NICKLEBY.-Number one of
Master Humphreys Clock" by Boz, will be re-
ceiyed for sale, by F. Taylor, Wednesday morn
ing This number will contain portrait Of the au-
thor, engraved on steel, with numerous illustrations.
May ID
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THE Observation-Disclosures, ls4o.

n il yand
FoH PRESIDENT HENRY HARRISON Of Ohio
ats the
ndandns Harrison
founded will S andco follows
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nm PERAS-wth all the instrumental and vocal
w music, arranged for the piano and voice-Paris
edition-each complete in one large volume-price
four dollars.
Otello" by Rossini.
" II Matrimonial Secrcto," by Cimarosa.
"Don Giovanni" by Mozart.
Norma" by Bellini
g II Barbere di Siviglia, by Rossini.
:" LIE Nozze d Figaro" by Mozart
"L'E lizire dAmore" by Donizetti.
:" II Crociato in Egitto," by Mayerbeer.
Gamma BoIena, by Donizetti.
single copy Of each, imported, (by way of expert
ment) and this day received, by
May ~ +. TAYLOR.
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Gov. Shelby to Mr. Madison, MAY Is, 1874 saws
" feel no hesitation to declare to YOU that | beij,r,
Gen Harrison 10 be one Of the first military charac-
fers Ierer knetr."
Col Richard M. Johnson to Gen Harrison yulv
4, 1913, says:
i" We did not rant 10 under coirards or frai-
tors but under one Harrison irbo had prored him
self 10 be iriss, prudent and brare"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison. AUGUST rs
1917, says:
The prompt change made by You in the order Of
battle on discovering the position of the enemy has
always appeared 10 me To have cvinced mon pr,Rrp
or MILITARY TALENT. | concur with the venerable
shelby IN his general appreciation of your conduct in
that campaign"
Honorable LANoDoN CHEvEs, on the battle of the
Thames
me ricfory Of Harrison 1cds such as lrouid hare
secured 10 Roman General IN he best daDs az n,
Repn6hc, ne honors Of Triumph he p,f an end 10
me var ~ ne tppermost Canada
Sentiments of the Hero of Fort Stephenson
Col Croghan:
desire no plaudits which arc bestowed mon mo
at ne expense OF General Harrison
have felt the warmost attachment far him :. :
man, and my confidence in him as IN able comma Jcr
remains mistaken feel every assurance tb,, be ,;ll
at all times do me ample Justice and NOTHING could
give me more pain than TO sec his enemies sere mon
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-14

yAILESl PILES 4! PILES ~! cured al last. -
x This terrible complaint is warranted cured in
all cases by the true Hays Linament. In case Of
failure, the agents forbidden to take any pay.
- Never buy unless il have the signature Of Com
stock & Co, on the wrapper
Sold by VIM. +. Bender, Charles Stou and others /;
original proprietor Solomon Hays ap i-3taw3m.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27
10 Lts4s, DR.. NJ. BELLEAST,S Il
EFFECTEAL AND CERTAIN CURE
FOR THE PJEN n

THEPilesis undoubtedly the most lcathrG
and distressing dis, asc that ever human bent
was attac cd with, sinec the sfal Of our Iatst
and any remedy that will cure it must be hala
by those afflicted with that ,malady, az mss
cinc calculated to add new vigor II human lila
Jhe Piles IL dis,asc tina, has heretofore bee
considered incurai.le; attacking a II ures, se.a
and conditions. BUTT is as easy cnred ahn
understood, as any complaint that attack5i y
nnman family. Many p. rsons afflicted sl's
fncs, conceal It from all their associate, sna
even physicians. until it becomes 50 distrrs,ne
ana the disease takcs such an alarming bold =
thc patient, that life itself becomrs alm@'
burthen to the afflicted person: when II hens
appiird to Ills family physician " Len il w
made ITS appearance, he might at least basePr
vented it from arriving to such distrcsD
extent at3i #} fss-ssEsf4tafE i.tge f.5ssSF
Those persons afflicted with this maladyM
insured that few boyes of this ointment WI
prrinrnl an effc:iuai cure in The n,ost inyetfr;s
cases Those who have been but a short 10
suffering with it viii e. neraily find thcmsslss
perfectly well in the course of few web
after they commence tie use Of this srliAl
Cases "f hng starding. ike all other ch1on9s
diseascs. require the continuation nfthrrmfdJ
f'r several months. The patient will generally
gfi rtief ire NJ the exc ruciaiing pains ,ttsndga
ti,ls disease in very rhort time after itssp!k
eaton. T. rsons hn have return Of Che ~ r.
case she Md immediately resort 10 the medess
again. sF gaf EgB4F 81 srs98 Sfs G9s
lhaye never known enc single instsnce. p ].
practice Of twenty wears, WHARF, this rsnes'{
has failed TO perform an efcrtlial cure, ncrssss
believe frat fl,treis Gaze nth thai rsngsn@:
tie cured Ivy ffisIsimple ointment. II usrd airs'
ding u the. observation-disclosures. 81 50 per bcf; .
Direcii ne accempsny esci, box. For salsg
j. NJ. RON aTsox, Burlington. ]. =.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27
DIR. HARLAN'S MIXTURE,
warranted for The immediate cur, II
~ FEVER and .AGUE. gS'

q - vi
r.a FEVER and .AGUE. @,i
TfHE prcmonit"ry symptom, oi, this dix,a
Il are so well known thrcughou, ali tn
Western States, that a delineaimn Of them
here deemed unnecessary. Firm several wear
Of practical exp. ricncc in the Navy and Ha
p'tal, the proprietor is prepared to say tia!
among upwards Of one thousa nd patients b
whom this mixture was administered nnder hs
inspection, he has MT kn,wn il 10 f.il in one
instance, and he believes if it is properIyw
pare: and faithfully adminisi ere d, il ncverW
fail in Immediately arresting the disease.
his mixture has proved equally eficacoa
in all diseases Of an i,t,rmitting charact,f Il
can be successfully given during the highest
par"xlsm r. fever, and taken by the nj ost cell
cate temale t}#f7 s.s1a'-a
IT is prepared expressly for intermltting Dr.
cases, and in those resi Ms of country when
such diseases are frequent. the amount ii b.
man'suifering will he much diminished by ID
use.u g. la 4,gFtr.s, Esfr .ygtEYIEf3 gi-5es
In prest DtIng this, medicine to the public b!
proprietor hopes HAT the churge of empin!
may not be brought aguinst him, as he In. d
all cases appointed none hut practicing Idyk
Clans tolact as agents, in order that tic ui.
ture may be properly prepared. r. s,I 3sai
II is confidently believed that one trial !
this mixture will convince the mos, incredu
l"us OF its inia:lihlc excellence In III rase
where cure is not effected the MONEY will b
promptly RErrNpEp. rsIes.f fes,a d. 4
Price, 81 per bottle. s, 100
Sold wholesale and retail at the Drug Stor
Of DR.. j. M. ROBERTSON, General Ageai, i
the West. la4fsiI3{
Burlington, /. T Dec 90. ttsiSs 3af
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27
TO MERCHANTS

RklDGEMAN o. PARTRIDGE y.
- ing by earliest arrivals an c,,s espest
sortment OF Foreign and Domestic In. sa u
which thus have purchased from 6rs, Tod
the eastern markets, and will consso,ds
able TO sell for cast, rs low as st. LONE sa!lJ
Their stock will consist in part Of psee
81 ps Broad Cloths, blue, black.
dahlia, brown and cadet MKT: oi,s
4O Ps Satinets, Biddle, Adams, cadet
mixtures; Sno Vi
rs ps Cassimeres. black, blue, drah ~,
IL ps Beaver Cloth, u superior article s ~ nlit
coats; 'of o'a
40 ps English Cd Merinos, assorted -,
% ps English 6 4 Merinos, 6yureS s
article; = e4"su' ",
20 ps plaid and plain Linsey;
1900 ps fancy and blue Caiicocs: 49,
60 ps blcsched Cottons; M
81 ps Tickings; a
81 ps Kentucky and Keokuck Jcan,.
$500 lbs Batting; 3.4 s
loo lbs Wicking; ,f.eg
S. bales "a and "A bro. sheetinp,.
90 ps colored Can't RIGS;
70 ps white Cambrics; g
5 case Canton Flannel; fao} 73g.s,s
cases blue and striped Drills; bsss.
bales 7 willed Cottons;
tons Cation Yarn;
White, red and blue Mackinaw Blant., ygis
White, red and green Flannels;
Red Paddings; Canvass; , tFi 9a
Brown Holland; Irish Linen;
Apron Checks; Silesias; l9itf
Strip'd Shifting Domestic Flannel.
2O0 lbs patent Linen Thread, blark ii IL,
$50 lbs Cotton Thread, white, blue and Vi WV :,
$50 dozen Spool Thread; a,.',l-..'", ' ~ s'' 9
81 lbs black and cold Sewing Silk.
50 ps Pongce and flag Silk Eikfs; I. Egg
Oh ps cotton do do; isf,
IS d,z Palm Leaf Hoods and Bonnets
Ribb' ms; Gloves; Hosiery; 3l
Cravats; stocks; Suspcnders;
Buck and Wool MIttins;
Pins: Needles; Combs; ~ ii E4aaEA tea
Fig d Satin and Velvet Buttons: Sian gIs
Lasting, Gilt and Bone Buttons: Sc. 81 h 1.
ALSO, An extensive assortment, On.
ware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Il atbcr ~,
CERES, Nails. Powder, Oils, Paints i.
Steel, sc. &c. s3'H& n '' ~
b. and T. would also inform their cus,or.
that they will have the best retail Sto,I
Goods ever offered in the Tcrritcry-comn,.,
general and extensive assortment Of am,
ataptcd TO the Western Trade. Tin
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

EHlk 4pHLt1 IA q - : 49,
Itddm and Extraordinary Desth.-
Ina jet,Sr iron, one Oh whose statements
perfec, reliancel may beplaced. the fol-
lowing account has been Transmitted to the
publishers II The Ledger; A. M Black.
residing in t)iiariO county, State Of New
York had been observed lfor some time to
live on terms Of d sagreement with his
vie. giving the neighbours some reason
4osuspect that he had fixed his affections
on another woman. vi: a willow, who
dive 1 in the sam. village. Some time in
last autumn Mrs. Black died Mr. B. often
visited the widow s. before and after the
death Of his wife, and recently he became
an inmate OF the wido VS. dwelling, IN
the character. as we suppose. Of b ,arder.
He had remarked to some Of his friends.
two or three months ago, that il this
woman refused TO we'd him, he would
drop dead at hr feet. This prophetic
assertion was literally fulfilled. On Sun.
day evening last about Q o'clock. ne made
proposals in due form, and MAS rejected
when he Immediately fell dead. BY di.
rections Of the coroner, the body was
opened by physician. and the su.ide
dacease of NE Black was found u have
been caused by the rupture Of large
blnodvessel near the heart. Powerful
emotion may account for this singular
,eyent.-Lelgsr. s.aia m.sqs--l,o +
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

r INsEED OIL !. white Lead ysnsiian Ra
AFrench Yellow 4 bre me do, Gimme Sra,
Chrome Red, tPrussian Blue, Psint RSuaees
Lamp Black, Whiting. GIN C'oJrl. Celsl w
nish, Litharge. Putty, Window @ lasi 81 ~
Chalk, Glue, Red Lead, etc Fsr sale BY 80
Nov %. BRIDCiMAN q lIARTRI 7C0'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

BOOTS, SHOES, &c. ,5s
ROOIs, Shoes. and Bropans, fine ami
- coarse, at CHARLES NEALLEYs
Jan %. @A4 7ia AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27
II. W. MOORE & co.

" AVE received in addition To III. II far,.
III stock a LOT. of Superior BOOTS an
'i''" SHOES-Also 's
-i'sa'.aA DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
among which are ~ .at5g5#F 2 3.6Es
Sheetings, IA heavy articlc) 10 Us
Flanncls, various colors) r,gssa
Cambrics Cslicocs
@ Blankets Brcadcloths
Sa'intts Cassimeres
Iii nea licking z.s Cotton Check
,r CGtton Yarn ;,s-. Merinos X, A III
Mcrino under Shirts Linen
Cotton and woollen socks t3a q
On hani as usual supply Of first rate Cn
crries all Of which will be sold very low 4,
cash. azg ri Er (Oct. "A les
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27
CLOTHS, &c,

RaOADCLOTiIs, Cassimcres, Cassnett
ID cans, FlanneIs, Calicnes, silks. Drmr'
ties, bleachcd and brown, Apron Check, TIKI
ing, Drillings. Linens, Diapers, Merino, Sin
and Gotten Vclvets, Vestirgs, ,Meripo Sbir,
&c. For saic cheap for cash. by
., CHARLES NEsLL.Y
jan So'r IS -p ettsitt@ ''Ls ~ 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27
5000 80

AFTER tkre the above amount from the 1885, cash i9
pc-iyed there will be in the hands If The ac,nr
- . " :, !" .as. zane ~. ,s h407I Oh
A. -. ~ 1nes W ~. f'" 49, 6s haHG9H wv $1,000 IS
The above balanre together With the h hecome due N
February and April will make fund sufficient answer all
tT which moneywl e wanted by acting ~ IL,
next SIX nine mo.s shalt. therefore, make estimates win; j
view o drawing any pars Of the made a. e
j his seal
my auaes nPio tue first of November it bel or
MS WIN enable the acting his next re
M e iNssa,'ve Assembly full annual report wear VIII
nave :" Or noe the meeting Of the Legi.laufe and will
@ M ag commissioner make three full quarterly reports
Ihe aoove eo havf with great attention. and be-
appears 70 me 70 De necessary tina, should he an ron m
The use d ae office for The security e Tsrrov and
oce at5a sd s aasas 4e5a 9F3 s' ppe'cng 70 said
All VI whl respectfully submi.ed. 80 OSLO.
Allow gentlemen. with much esteem 10 subscb. #l e5s
Respeeiuly, your ohedien - s 6a
asaA oassSf ss1saS s4 SWAN esf
Iowa City, Noyenlsr Ia, 1850. s'a'n'ssener
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

!, \, The debt Of the State, Of ALABtNA.z ac ;,
corling tothe State 'l'reAsurer report. is
! $l5. 100000. liscomprised in two ctas-
ses ht bonds. called long and short bands.
'Fhe latter are issued At two, fonr and six
years. amount 10 ! 5.O0O,0OO. and hear al,
annual interest of q 3OO. 0OO.l The other
class Of bnnls amount to SIO.4 $1,000,
fall due II different periodsi hetween the
year 1850 anlslSS6. and bear a semi
annual interest Of $3.50, 500. 6 e,os 4 9
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

Iowa sC.TY.-Evsry thing pertaining
to this infant city must BE- Interesting to
the citizens Of the Terri.ory.aa'rhe fol.
lowing report cf,,he acting commissioner.
III addition to r.he one from the same
source publshelin our last, will give q our
readers full view of the whole mater.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

Iowa City, November lls,, 1889. J.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

q a Illaa
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

sum w MY I"'idts. ahd the 1iltl amount
Of the money los. by their failure, viii
interest on The same, To be recovered in
i an action Of deb, by The township colIec,
or before any court having competent iu-
ris,lic,ion of the same. Ia a
vo Sec. o., Whenever it, NAV be .neces.
sary or convenient 10 form district from
two or more adjoining town. hips, the in.
spec,ors or .. ,naj,rlty f them from each
of such adjoining tnwnshi; $. NAV form a
district. regulate and alter the same; and
the drector Of such district So formed
shall make returns 10 each tuwnshiD
frnm which aid ,l,s.ric, is formed. speci-
fying in sad returns that only which be.
longs tosaid township. s1. 5at4
See. 81. 1t shall be the duty Of The in in
'spe tors ~ examine annually al! persons
offering themselves as candidates for
teaching primary ,ch,aIs il, their town.
ship, in regar,! tt, ma.ral character. learn.
ing and ability To teach school, and If sat-
listed that such candidates possess the
requisite qualifications. they sl,al! deliver
p the person 10 examined a s.ertitica,e
sigaed by them in such form as shall IL
!,rese ribed by the superin,endent,of pub.
lie instruction, which certificate shall I've
in iorce one year from the date ,l,ereoc Il
Sec. 80. Whenever the insner,orrs
shall deem il necessary. they NAV a, re.ex-
anime any teacher Of any primary school
III their township, and if found wanting
IN the requisite qualifications. ,I,v MAJ
sannul any certificate given TO such teach.
e. BY giving 10 sach person len days..
vf''sea notice e That effect and fling lie
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-27

Alter tkiIe the above from the sum of or lO5 cash
recrived there will be balance the hands Of The acting
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-22
WHO ARE THE BRITISH FED.
ERALISTS2

The Administration presses throughout
the Union arc endeayoring to fix upon
the Harrison party the name of British
Wigs. The old topic of Biddle and
the bank is objectionable Sub Treasury
scheme is ncglcctcd-cven the word Ar
istocracy has fallen into disusc-and the
universal Loco Foco party unite in de-
nounciug the supporters of Old Tippcca-
noe as British Wings and British FEEDER
alsts.
But how stands the case? Who arc
the real British Fcderalsts of the present
day3 William Henry Harrison was nom
mated for the Presidency by the mani-
nous vote of delegates from every State
in the Union, assembled in National Con-
vcntion. That Convention was one OF
the most patriotic bodies ever called to-
gethcr in this country, for any similar
purpose since the days of the revolution
Gen. Harrison is emphatically the choice
Of the people-the democratic candidate
He was azealouS and successful Gener-
al in the last war, and he cannot, there
fore, be obnoxious to the charge of Brit
ish Federalism.
But we have a stronger point than this
1t is notorious that the anti-war party OF
1912 were violently opposed to Cen
Harrison, and did all in their power to
vilify and dcfamo his character. 1t was
at that period that the charge of coward
ice and imbocility was first brough,
against him. The anti-war party-the
real British Fcderalists-wero his most
bitter enemies. The popular catch
words of the present Loco Foco party
originated with them. A victory over
the enemy was, in their estimation, na-
honal disgrace; IA successful General was
assailod like robber or pick-pocket.
The following paragraphs arc taken
from that Neutrality-suspicious. ofhistori-
cal facts, Niles Weekly Register, vol, 5,
page l49.
The Salem Gazette of October Odd,
1873, thus announces HarrisOn's victory
at the Battle oft the Thames:
DAT length the handful of British troops, which
fer more than Il year had baied the numerous ar
mes OF the United States, IN the invasion Of Can
ada, deprived OF the genius Of the immortal Brock
have been obllgedlo yield TO superior power anc
numbers"
The Boston Daily ADVERTISER, of the
23d, on tho same subject, says
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-22
Correspondence OF the Boston Atlas.
w ASHINGTON, nj

WAslINGTON, May =,
MIR. Van Buren, has been aptly styled
the 4" GoM Spoon Canaidate." He is
the first President of the United States
tina, ever introduced a service Of goM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-22
From the n. Y. Courier & Enquirer, NAYS.

'S'' NV -'' . No"'N ~ ''"I"i'N', 'i"J o.
The event which is to he this day commemorate
wIh appropriate honors, is one otthe most brilliant
incidents in the military history of this republic.
HARRISON, and the abandonment Of its siege by the
'.qlsh forces with their Indian allies, well mhrit
the patriotic Observance which will hencelorwarl
srown their anniversary. This Observance is due
10 less to the brave men who survived, TO render
new service 10 their country, and 10 receive new
honors al the hands of grateful People, than to
iaa generous and zeaons, KILDREATH, the bravo