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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
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sasl e,stnsA vasa a ia NJ
aslsWs asn qR Mn no.
~ y az tias sen is.4l her song,
tpassa1 b as, ieh,a As ans freshness along
IN bus ssa SF5 le moss-crest looked
brgh,,
Asshe igeaibri sc a .egions of darkness and
! hive secn h on the youthful cheek,
And Inc dep d delight meath the brigh, lash
6net,
Tbs bqua ilg footscp scarce pressing the earth
And thc (Which speaks Of soul OF mirth
ave seen the Winter with brow Of care,
III soulless eye, and snow-white hair;
nd whate'er his footstep has touched was cold
As the liieecs stone which the sculptors mould.
| have seen the iurrow upon the brow
Which once was beaming with rapture's glow
have seen the ringlets which once were bright,
All scattered and wasted and liielessiy white!
have seen the Spring in its beauty pass
Like fairy form from wizards glass,
With her throbbing heart, and her eye fire,
With sparkling robe, and her tuneful choir.
have mourned to behold the fresh rose decay
And pass from the bright cheek Of beauty away,
have watch'd the cold Winter of age coming on
But 1there burst no fresh Spring OH the Winter
of mani"
,nark'd where the violet was sinking to rest
The winds passed along DER its tremulcus breast
1t faded, it withered--the snow-curl passed by,
And shrouded the bower from the storms OF the
sky.
The Winter rolled on, and Spring bounded along
With light, and with beauty, with garland and
song
The snow-curl cleaned family, then melted away
ard the violet boomed freshly and burst into day
kiielt by the epulchrc--drcary and lone
Luy The beautiful form in it's temple ofstone,
The young leaves cleaned brightly around the
cold spot;
| looked for the spirit-yet still it came not.
May they flower of the valley burst forth 10 the
light,
And must man in his beauty lie buried in night!
A voice on the waters, voice in the sky,
A voice from beneath, and voice from on high,
Proclaim that he may not-thnt Spring in her
light,
Shall awaken the spirit from darkness and night
l.. M. ID.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
JOHN SEGER

JOHN SEGER.
Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lambertsvillc.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

Job WORK
NEATLY EXECUTED an THIS OFFICE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

Tbs bonn ag footsicp scarce pressing the earth,
Arid tAe (Which speaks of a soul of mirtl'!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

I hive secn hs on the youthful cheek,
And the deie o delight meath the bright lash
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

UI rHE LATE MAYOR of Philadelphia has
certified under seal of the city to the character Of
several divines, physicians, and gentlemen Of high
standing who declare positively under their own
hand; (ail of which may be seen at the Oflice)
thai the Balm of Columbia is not onely certain
pre- ervative, but positively restorative of the
hu nan hair; also, a cure for Dandrufi Who
81 all dispute, or who go bald
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

,omnisa 70 initiate s article. never never be
purchased or used unless it have the name~9f l.. s.
Comstock on splendid wrapper. This is the
only external test thai viii secure lac public from
deception.
Tor sale by NJ. T., HOLLiSfER.
Ottawa Mly 23d, 1870. i-t
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

TO THE INCREDULOUS.--N York, Sep
TENDER 2sh.-I have been intirely bald during
l3years, and have now, by the use ofthe genu-
Inc Balm of Columbia, my head covered with fine
hair. shall be happy to convince the most incre-
dulous, who will take the trouble to call at my
house. | have bought the article of Comstock g.
Co., 2 Fletcher street
Up. SCHMIDLING,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

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~ h lafat 1850.
90 nHeHs iHhasf.aHiha Hfhi i..s
aad ffs Acct slnla. y
TafrfH aH Hulnt iamf asd
.aHa Hf N6f aH8 hH.Ha m iha
aWY e Madison .H miih haf IF
la f.fttasf fEt.B q. tee'Iaa seven.
HWnst.p .fH asHH aaf etta contain.
ma ff'f aHrf Iha oa.lha'f af nI'h
sH quarter g. HUa H 'aHHsbIp
aa3 1859 containing eighty H.ns
itA w F8T Ut northwest Haafiat
section eight, township fH. rauF I.
eaat.saEaH8 HeHitaatea Iha snu.h
alf ,ggt'ar section eight township
ten. fauaa hsf aaf' containing pHe
WHlft3 anl usiy beua TIE wosl
hat south rtH eighth n township nnI
rauu0 u1r east, containing lorty acres,
taEllhat wilu nII pIHar .aul sIH.N.nr
.lborauulo. lUtuHdy owned ht kWFafff
Sanders including Che whUIg ihr VIan
talon Of sId saa4asaud Improvements
whereof nbnel "a ga 'ha 10Th NpaI
$3.50 containing hy estimation, t'e hon
T lfednul sixty across 6e'tfF'Duu a9s
Tor less, Also, section twenty Nlnu, unl
+ the west bali of north vrsiu quarter, and
gouthwcs quartr,ouduouh hnlf Of che
east half at tho south west quarter oI
section twculyoiqht, aud the north cast
quarter, section thirty, and north ousl
+. quarter, and The cogt half ot the south
east quarter Of section lhiuytwo, Ia
township eight range three, eust, known
| by tho name Of Hickory Barren tUrt
/ Also, the west half OF section twenty enc
aud west halle east half, and southeast
quarter Of section twenty, and the south
west quarter of section scyentoen tht
east half Of the northeast quarter oni
east half Of the southeast quarter o
section eighteen, township eight range
three, cast, and known by the name o
the Shaw tract
ALSO, AT tho same place,
On me Third Nauiay in JulD l0lo
| II being tho ao,h day, al Of tho RICH,
title mud inlores, of the defendant sam
NJ Pickett in and To the following Dc,
crlbcd property, to wIt the folowln
named Negro Slaves.
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81 sfossee .ss~sS ...a~.sSloVn Ct Canton, Madl-
son county, -.-'.-..,-.,.,.,. I. -.
On Ma0dag ik& 1874 dagof October 1910.
The following property in the Town
Of Canton, for taxes due the Corporation,
TO wit, so much Of the south half of the
east half of the northeast quarter Of
scetios ~asasas. !@atdy;iaar iaat,s@hif
number nine, range two, east, rs lies
within the Corporation.
ALSO-Six acres of ground on the
north end of Liberty street, il being a
part Of the west half of the northwest
quarter Of section nineteen, township
nine, range three, east.
ALS0--A lot Of ground at the north
end Of Liberty street, rudnng 400 feet
east, thence north TO the line, and thence
400 feet west, and from thence to the
beginning, containing ten acres, more or
less.
AlS0--Port Of Lot number four, in
square number six,
ALS0-Lot number four, in square
number one.
II. HAYMAN,
Assessor and Collector for Corporation
July II, 1910. 27-35
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one STOCK Of DS,

= .-lC,.onsi.stiQg Of Clothing, Fan.
Ctiy and Dry tt,ods, rs vdwarc,
,s-'>sss-.P aats> ...lIatss. and Cutlery,
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant John Stone Jr, aud will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt aud cost,
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prosc ribed by Iaw
w, NJ GWlN, Marshal,
For he Southern District n .Msnsuppi
BYW, l.. Bate, DcpV
July H. 1890 pr fee S8)
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4 stock I'll iluaa HbI cattle.
A'a'
20 H H NHiH H lafmi I0t9.
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.as,.eW.s.,t,..t. tG..fy Enc.
and .as, baIt ~ a4.a...t 4sref IN
..atee "a. es..GaIg 81flh wrsi
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vlekabnrp. lnlY I, lol0. q0-s7
,..a.1ISI. STATE on MIssIssIppI.l
NnRIrtiffl 'rs;lrY,rs,f. a... /.

By he Probate Court Of said County
rANO al persons Interested ia the lands,
W lonomonts and hercdlnmenw of
Hardin y Runnots, decd, Greeting
louhro hereby ctlsd 10 appear before
'he Probate Courtor said county alaro
guar term thereof, 20 DO AoIiep NJ TOO
Court House OF said county on the fourth
Monday OF August next, then and there
to shcw cause, It any you have, why
said Court should not then order and do
cree that the following lands and tene
mcntsof said deceased be sold, to witt
Tho southeast quartoro OF section twenty
five; northeast quarter Of section thlr.
ty.dye, township twenty-five, range Sc
ven, cast, lying and being IN tho county
Of laIlaboosha, and State aforesaid
Witness tho Honorable William $
Baily, Judge Of Probate of said county,
tho Fourth Monday Of June, in The year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud forty, aud seal Of said court
Issued tho 26th day Of juno, 1910.
J. T. CAMERON, Clerk
BY c. SEWER, DcPy
luly 4, 1910. 26-3l
Tho southern Sun, Jackson, will pub.
ush six weeks successlyolv
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pr,. ia. wARD 4 II. W. uARrrn

prs. ,, n. WARD 4 H. W, HARPER
nBAVE associated themselves in the
va practice Of their profession a, Sha
ron. Madison county, Mississippi Office
In the cast end Of y. y Johnson former
dwelling
Dr. Harper will briefly state 70 his
former friends, lhat having now 20 rely
exclusively upon his profession, will ~
future devote 10 il bis entire time and
attention. and trusts honceiorward 70
merit more folly their confidence
April .. lt-it
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rosTrONIMENT.

The sale Of the above described Me-
groos, Stock, &c. is hereby postponed,
until the 2Oth day Of july 1910
$. lIAMBLEN, ShT
By B r. ALLEN, Dcpg
luIv II, 27-32 Ipr(oc s36l
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MEN fHHHH' s aHlf HsaI ~
~ ~ AHHsiel, tvl.l aketaa O. plni
sale, iaf Faah MHn iit AHf al DID,
cnHH.hogla, 0n iha hsb af Canton
0s VefagiAf iHtamaf ipfWi 1916.
fbo fUlluwmR use 81 pJaI af aatI
fn $50 lhp woH haIl of lha north sesi
quarter and che suu.h.Rasl quarter al
section one north bali end sulhee
1'@ rNg, So t@.A.lialaAl .ggL9. bal . "a
lba voal halI, southeast 0ubHvf aefGff
two. northeast QuaHDFui section lhrri
township eleven range three aaAt con
lulning one thouwod aUit8
v,s A. CA rae veq balf aud west hall
&c lhn cast half II sa6l.6dftd'gRHe6Hl
olo,au. range FOUR east containing louf
hundred and eighty acres Containing
10 al fourteen hundred and eighty acres,
more or less
Levied on az the property Of defend
ant Bede johnson, aud will ho sold 60 80
dsfy plaintiffs debt and cost
IS llANHLEN, NhB,
Ry n Il AtLty, Dp'g
July 4, R6-32 pf fee Sl6I
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MARsIIAL's SALE.


y. ,icd States circuit coiri--Norm5n term lolo
John iun1'lI
'0" w. On alias Il. ia.
William MunNo 't.H
John Stone, Jr, ana
William lloH
10y virtue of the above stated case to
ID me directed by the Eo2orabIe err
cult court United States, for the southern
District Of Mississippb will eXp2a' TO
public sale, for cash, before tho Couct
house door, IN lhetowr Of Cpnton, Modi.
son county,
On jhe Fourth N5ndcg Of Juiy, 1910,
* Aa.lg the 9Th day, all the right, dGo
and interest," d T'-1cNc r'-'t'srr .-S,~ ,le,
in aud to
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

NHbhtt 4 NALEs
Madison circuit court 49, .Norcmbcr term, $40
r. Eubank, use &c,
VS. Al, pl f. ia on bond.
Samuel Ewing and
John Stone, lr,
Darias d. Fargo use &c
VS. Same and same,
Samuel Ewing and
John Stone, Jt,
NY virtue Of the above stated cases to
~ me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse, in the town of Canton,
On the Fourth Monday Of JaiG 1870,
It being the eth day, all the right, title
and interest of the defendant John Stone,
Jr., in and to ONE STOCK OF GOODS,
Consisting Of
Clothing, Fancy and Dry Goods,
Hardware, Shoes, Boots, Hats
and Cutlery.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant John Stone, lr., and will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
S. llAMBLEN, Sh'G
July II. 27-29 Pr fee S6l
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III
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mFH
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eaaa
f.r Hw 'r ifi4.
Il faafa#asufe HsFa e .sai.
arE am HafY, t1eH iHe aaff
IL MN i6# MHheHH laafafa #'HH
80 ..af. i4shshIH ah'fHH. f8HHH NtHt
also. lh hliasiaR inafi % mf.aI
ne4, Ig.aa b faff1.I county '8WH
.asf haIf III fhn northeast quarter
\ - taa fourteen, township HtiffHt
.sss Gse. east. containing eighty affea
1tbiFy Els hHbjfeiihs, Blso. lha GIL.
ew.as ffaai 90 mWai ~ ahd, I}Ing anl
Il ~ Ia Holmes counts. % Wii Ihe cost
~. ola w4iHa st4aaf.f af section
y 4 ,ibMH fggbsh.p sltiaan. ungn ieur
~ and lh8 wes hHff fstWHess
Y lsAlsg af HriIon thlrlysls' township
eee fengo loufieeh, fisf bNr fut
ssa bsif CT ihe Southwest qbsttef Is
.,stan lhlnysx. township sixteen
range fourteen, casl end che vesi helf
N iho southwest quarter Of section
: 4.84s gatQwGHpp s,44b4 Eagga loot.
isen. east and ih6 We8t" RGn~S} no
Nom 90 srfgvrvt st.. aa sstA~aasl.. .. A
4 sbip fhean, tengo hyo east and NE
west half " The southwest quarter, ana
/. .s5ylb cast quarter Of southwest quarter,
an1 |esfr r6rf'c'' y" yy-' ~, .4,, 90 elspA, i.
section four, township fourteen, range
Two, cast, tho east half Of the southeast
quarter of section five, township four
teen, range two, cast and the south half
of the west half Of the northwest quar-.
ter of section three, township fourteen,
range two, east; aud the east half ID the
southeast quarter, and south half Of
east half Of northeast quarter Of sec
ZION four, township fourteen, range two,
east Together with the following slaves
for life, to wit.
George, Henry,
lIalsey, and two Children,
Perry, Old Henry.
Such title as is vested in me as Trus-
tee, will be made, which is believed to
DO good,
HENRY CHRISTMAS,
Trustee,
July IL, 27-38
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W WI Y y ~ fts
Madison Circuit Count - .NUsallsf tam 1870
John ". cowon,
vs. y ON q. TO-
Fletcher s. Hubert,
Is, b Slucomb q Co,
Same and sumo.
+, w, & ], r. Hubert,
j. & A, sewez & Co,
vs. Same and same,
S. p. Sheldon & Co.
SeY virtue of the above stated cases
Nd tame directed, Twill expose to pub
Ec sale. Cor cash, before the Court house
door, in tho town Of Canton,
ON Monday the 29M day Of Jnly, 1910,
All the right, tiuS and interest o. Of de-
PENDANTS in aud to the iG'owlng Negro
Slaves, to wit
Peter, Ann,
Fanny, Bet,
Bob,
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost,
$, HAMBLEN, ShT
By jrssE BRowN, DepG
July II, 27-q8 pr foe so
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CONsTABLE's SALE.

10y virtue Of the above stated cases TO
- me directed, ! will expose to public
sale for cash, before the Court house
door IN the town of Canton,
On Monday the 2oh day Of July 1910,
The following accounts, TO vii one
account o. I J CAleaiugs "a S12tC1
by SIS 80 one on T. G. TupPcf !of
$40 80: one on w T. Gillespie for
s'sag'1aeea ~ s. .4&iey.tQr S23 ca:
one on hessfs OF & Baily for $50
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ants " \ q Calhoon. and wi'l be sold
r fsilsfv plaintiffs debt and cost
n nAlUfN eBas#5.
ipls ~ 8F.es {FF ~ 7ti
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NWFFI Tls
-sDME Hme aore sold note Of hana
y drawn by kelgbiy Sanders = wt
three hundred md iventy-eignt ds'afs,
h. aahsn Stevens. without sccclfso np.
oi 1nis" RH pgge.e e.. "a sgfipfe he.l.
b. notified not e. trade lor said note. ~Iih
lie expectation &c holding ms RESPONSE.
BE. fot I e. o. na.ead 81 paY
Ke1GHTlY SANDERS g
fate tt TEA ff
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iIht $500
iHiH
utHmf4 F
HfHH tH thft
1HTtf u 'ffhfai1i
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CORPORATION rAx sALE.

Z WILL expose to sale TO the highest
u bidder, for cash, before the Court
-soass ....ss ...a.- .saIoYn ol Canton, Madi-
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Nuiitf,
rNVO all whom il may concern, notice
M is hereby given, tina, at the August
term, 1870, Of the Probate Court Of
Madison county, | will present my nc.
count a. ExoculriS OF the last will aud
loslumon, of Elias N McCdB deceased,
for final settlement and allowance.
CATHARlNE uEROp,
Elcemrt.
June a., 1910. R6-l0
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On NE Third Monday ia AagusL 1910,
It being the l7lh day, the following lracl
or parcel of land, to wit The west half
Of tho southwest quarter of section
twonty.ono, township nino, range three,
cast Also, tho south least quarter of
section thirty township eleven,
range three, east, and the Gus, half Of
the southeast Qunrtctof section thirty.
three, and the west half southwest
quarter Of section lhirty-lour, township
twelve, range FIVE, cast, containing two
hundred aud 6ighlyUcros "'.- ,..,-,.
Levied on ms the property OF dotcnl.
ant WlliamP Anderson.
ALSO -. Tho east half southeast
.aarlcL, aud southwest quarter of sec.
f.m lA'Hy Two inwnship- 'rtdc,7' 'rrsrr-'
ibrcs, east, containing two hundred and
twenty acre.
Levied ON as the property Of defend
amt RIG. Anderson, ST., and will DO sold
4, .snsly plannHs debt and cost
y. ltAMBLEN, ShF
rs - G.,hu6T .Acg'g
lunne7 25-2G
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sttERIFF's SALE.

.lgt,iou u5rul co,m Norruisr tp, 1910
Cha'a Smith Admir- Sc
VS. IN ysad 1po
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Ebf virtue Of the above stated eosos 20
n ID mo directed, will expose Ia pub.
lie sale, Tor gosh, before the Courl.houso
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday The GA day Of JalG l0lo,
The following described property, TO
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-01

lowered smile, purs and holy as sleeping in.
tIant's and as his eye, the dwelling place Of love
and piety rested suddenly on me, every fibre Of
my frame, thrilled with tremulous emouon of
tovsrpoweripg Joy and awe. With a propelIing
impulse, sprang from my mothers side 10
throw myself at bis feet but the men surround
ed me obstructed my passage, and those whom
they called his disciples frowned upon me. My
little heart throbbod with indignation, and tears
coursed rapidly down my facs, as Ireturned to
retrace my steps, when He, looking sternly ups
on my opposers, exclaimed. Suffer little chill
dren 10 come unto me, and forbid them not for
of such is the kingdom Of Heaveni' and those
thus tebuked,. shrunk back. found myself a,
his side. oh, that extatic moment when the
lsayiour, the Redeemer of mankind, raised me
Iin his arms, and blessed me, saying, "Whoso-
svet therefore, shall humble himself as this lit.
lie child. ihs same Is greatest in the Kingdom Of
Heaven. And when, concluding, he pressed
his liPspuon my forehead, could have died
with excess Of happiness. That kiss eit its
print upon my soul, and that blessing is on Inc
noWl"
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-POETRY.
.TnE UNMARKED GRAYEs.

D =
A bleak and lonely burial place, 3 IS
b Two graves without stons-H
There slumber, in cold Earth ssemprace,
TheiIoyed- --the early flown.
ssBrolher.a1d sists:T side bx side &
Their houdenpg forms repose: 5ty
And, dislant far my hearts full tide
n Hsates to that shrine OF woes.
True. Time has rolled his wasting food sst
Ger many changing ysars, "a
Ihce near their resi-, child, STOOD
II have no longer tears.
Yet still thought will sadly press
On Mem ry's pensive hours,
(lf those O. or whose dark lowlines6
e Bloom Syringe most fragile flowers. s
And, Westward far, at midnight, swelS
A mothers anxious breast
With dreams Of him who lonely dwelL,
or them who calmly rest:
Unbidden pearls of treasured love
From that full fount run DER,
As greets she these who here shall move
That breast to Joy no more.
Brother and sisteri well ye sleep
Within your narrow graves,
Undreaming of the spell we keep
In Memory's crystal caves.
Sleep on, beloved through all Earth'S gloom
This Joy TO usis given,
To deem ye yieiors DER tho tomb,
And know Of such is Heaven.
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A painter canseTaw, and so can 9
horse; therefors horse. is q painter.
Journal.
An ass has ears, so has the editor Of
the Journal; therefore the editor OF the
Journal is an ass.-C. Advocate.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-01

The best kind Of tnlargsment-An
editor in Pennsylvania lately announced
to his subscribers that he was going TO
enlarge his sheet. Hegot married the
week after. ~
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-01

He that will gain a confidence. and
then bslray il, is chief among yilIaln!4
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-01

from tie speech of Senator WALKER
Of Mississippi, on the BiItO provide for
the collection, safe keeping, and Dis.
barscment of the public moneys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
Tbe Present State of the Campaign

The game is pretty nearly at an end-ana II tue iass
returns from New York conclusive Of tne Vote u
the Empire State and unless some extraordinary turn
should take place in favor, in the States whcn are
now to come in, Gen Harrison will be the next rresl-
dent of the u S. He will be indebted Tor TINS singular
elevation 10 combination of circumstances, which no
human foresight could have predicted ionr years ago.
What faction, what engine, what interest, anu
what humbug have we not had TO encounter -
The state Of the markets has been ins'dlousy useu
srainst MIR. Van Burcn-The Banking interest has
been exerted against hm-alen, desperate IN fortune,
who look to ucHASGE" their solace, ana VINO ioiy
hone for remedy from National Bank"the irends
Of National Bank; of Protective larlif; OF "hd
system of Internal Improvements-Ihe OLD feae ,,a
marty and their modern associates, VINO DISCARD the
State Rights school, and adopt the Lat'tudnous ne.
orv of construction of the Conshtutoh-Am pit'ous
osn;rants of the odds and ends OF every schooi
except the State Rights Democratic fartys WIN
all their humble followers-Ohice-s eekefs OF VAR
GUS hue and description-In addition 10 ,hese,
are tile shameless apostates who have abandoned
the Republican party, which once cnersnea .ne.n'
but who have gone off under the impulse Of tue pas
sons; instigated by the spirit OF revenge OF Temp
ed by precocous ambition-W these, le small oaiu
of anti Masons; and worse, even worse tnan al .ese
various descriptions, is the fell faction OF Abolition
lists: TO whom Gen. Harrison was indebted Tor ms no
minaton in December last and to whose votes ne Is
now mainly indebted for his election. what the Demo
cratic Convention Of February last declared SO EN-