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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

U,IR zwORKs UNITED STATES LABORAT DRY
The subscriber respectfully announces to his
the publ generally that his stock OF exhbi
ton Fir, works this viii far exceed any attempts that
made in this country heretofore CONSISTING Of
the and designs that have been produced
in Europe or any other couf try.
Particulars Of agency vii be given ~ utnre mens
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyrotechnist,
myIssts' Jersey City l,eoralerv
DEFUTATION-Tis,ng noticed public alton in the New
" Era cf meeting OF the Van buren, A. sociaop held al
John Duon 20 Bowcry Consisting o. eleven nemher tn
expulsion of mype and charg with being traitor
gade and other epthet- similar 10 character mast admit
,cgs caught OF these AT the last
eIeetin whom sa,es that he stood feet inch in
Harry Andesons cd spperswass nerve and was
arm a would do thing 10 df party
calling emselves Democrats Of the sth Ward will newsay
hands from alliance with such class Of
men would state The oeeupaionso thc officers Of hfs
Association, and leave the Opinions my friends to TIER views;
WA Stevens Five Point officer Prest Of the Association
Geo w. woodhu, night Officer g. House, Vice President
John MeMahop. Five Point officer, SECRETARY.
ID setor Burnett, Collector Of the Associ'iion
Washington Hutton driver for Blask Mar y, .
hodipg public Offices, With am proud 10 say the
exception OF who opposed ;ne pro eedne My resgna
ticn handed in BY member and not excepted %.
mNl6 IL JOhN n w ILbIo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
777-777777777 - 77777777777--7-
Passengers Arrived.

LreprooLshig Iairf cid Mr. o. sto and lad T. CLARK,
Rev. stinnr lady and Ian iy Lieut. X ID. Kelly. B. Ar
MIR Pratt, three Mas Pais aud 2so ia the ste.ragr
HAvpr-Per &ip SQevfog a-Nadamc Che, alicr charles
hn Chsrsr H,nry iona ,he,aer, Catharine Chansa
$50 ~ 10, ,,ssrIss r., 1,, sr s,,,,. r
ton. you,F Densm"ory seovi and Eve IN e
Pv bvg MGaison-Nrs Turn aud child, Mrs Brewer,
and chid MrssClzk Mrs Hale, Miss Coe,
tse Mses Miss Heater, Mcssrs Hale sshbens,
IA Holcombs, l. Western, FORD, L. Manvile, NJ Bacon
NORNGNG ~ E "a ID --sHIP " w s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

naaon Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upos
hun.
Has done mn the very best style and from thorough
knowledge Of the above business. nc VIII
tfacon tOae who favor him with their patronage
HAS cleaned foe the trade. apse ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

RIO sTRANGERs IN The CITY ESPECIALLY
J. The PUBLIC GENERALLf.-Cigars OF every rand,
C quality and description at the Wholesale and
attainment Of .
A. sAMANos ha, always on hand the following choice
Of Cigars Of his importat The Victoria
Regsiia the Norma do the Venus do niegredad dos ths
Uques and the Pern azadores La Empresa Peril; Diana
p~sssa rabucos Csrisnns s.guudad In,esr.dad; Con.
Of Lops Media; Diana; fadz Of St Jago de
small large Vara OF aba Principles de Ia Cruz Perir
SCI and every other variety Of the most choice selection AID
character
Every variety OF snns and tohaccos among which
are TO be celebrated Natehet snu from Del
pit New Orleans the only place in New York where
be obtained
FRtcrtor MsrcHg Also general for every variety
Of and tubes tobacco boxes
man asd fancy pipes NC, mviS-stins'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
No q PECK SLIP

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
Nl The most, cheapest, and the besi-GEO A HOYT 4
CO. No Bowery keep constantly on hand very large az
waich they determined TO sell TO suit The prese.s
Hard Times. Call and t.st the above. ms9n sr-
ROARDTwo three gentlemen can have neatly furnish
fr5- Essiish and French spoken. mysI-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

Marus,ct,~ey, formerly OF ssl Bowsry !
,niorns his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he has removed % ~ Bowery
md has now made up good stock OF IA
shionable Goods. IN the above line, con.
sisiing OF Lesnora, Tuscan ard Straw
Hats, alse, = large variety Of Women.
and Boys Flats, aud keeps copsiabtly
on hand = good selection Of Ribbons.
Flowers, sc. Sc asd hops, from as,r,ci
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

Totaf four hundred and hItysN yesse and seVehyIoui
thousand hundred and six y-three tons.
Commerce Pera CuzThe ais at the port of Vera
Cruz during the months OF January and February $780,
So of which IL American vessels and the ciearance Tor
the period, 49, OF which American. The
arrived 49, departed 3increase of popua
ton, leS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

RhAJh .vkIDh or dANUA>E 'k.-.o p,n.s.
~ ground Msug slssse, fr aat, by "
~n Riasss : BRoogns, 81 Liberty a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, CLINTON
~ HALL-Ths Fnt~soth Annusl shib',,onef the Arad.
sp-n, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 O'Clock
Aam~sios q oens ssAson tickets 10 cents Ca asues ~
cents. zp29 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

7 Asst SALE OF GARI Frs. OILCLOrHs, s.. &C.
- VIM. McCOR NICK will sell this dAv at 10 o'clock a,
no 4e Chatham street by order gaees all the stock
Carpes Oc'oths, Rugs, Window Shades Bindings Hat and
oval Reds S &c, now remaining hand. Also, the Fix
b: THIS will be the ,st sale, aud every article will be
sold without reservation rain or shine. myts rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
N IL ktCk SLIP.

TWINE Is v Nb 80 bales. jisl rerei'sd pr re arr,
mris n X COLLINS 4 co %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

forces, much to our surprise, although FOR three
weeks the Fsderalists here have been quite snre
Of carrying IL. The secret is-a perfect union
Of Feds and AbolRlonsis. So you see that IN
less Georgia stands firm as the first State that
votes. it will be al day with Us, probably. New
Hampshire cannot be shaken land our friend.
may recover IL Maine, but II Is doubtful, unless
Fairfield has been reelected. leading uhlg in
this city acknowledged to me last evening, that
they had got the Abolition strength IN New Eng
land, and. he added, "you would be ID glad
to get them yourselves" They feel so certain Of
success, that they disguise nothing. In this Stale
the President Of an Abolition State Society is on
the Wing Electoral Tlcket-Philip Pearl, of
Windham--and he will receive the strongest vote
Of any man on it. Things look well in New York
City and State, and think we shall carry bolh--
but they are working with money and lies, rs no
party ever worked before. As Richie says,
cannot yet despair Of the Republic" Ii the South
is true TO ITSELF we shall succeed--lG not, =" the
blood be upon their own heads"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
HART TIMES

The Basine" Of .Ne0 Orleans find the E,l.
lowing paragraph in The Bulletin OF the 2nd inst:
we counted yesterday evening twenty Steam
Boats at our Levee, opposite the space between b.
envle and Poydras streets. The number is unusu-
ally large for the season oil the year. In September.
generally the steam boat landing here, is almost va
ant, or garnished with not more than halfa dozen
essels. The difference at the present date is M
doubt owing 10 the heathness Of The city, ard our
entire exemption from al epidemic Tbe bus,e on
the wh1rves, where the steamers from tie ives, 70
mOored, is even now quite lively aud we are dsno.
sed TO regard the piles Of bales boxes and Dackares
there assembled, and the crowd busily e,,0a0e5 in
the sale, disposal and transportation Of the confused
and multliarious mass, as The commencement oE ,hr
business season. lfthe health or the civ conpues
a month longer as il has been, we shall expect TO
witness the return of our transient p,pulation ana
the resumption Of business early in October.
The Democratic Republican party has never been
beaten in this country No Democratic candidate
was ever defeated for reelection. Mr., Van Buren,
will not Be. M FeJeea President has been elected
81 The people snes Odd Juha Adams period Of
Iar,y years. John Quincy Adams was smuRped :,
by the House through the ireachery and oorruptjon
OF Henry Clay. He received lee. man ope.thire Of
the peoples votss-SaleEH ,72v.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

oruoDsv 10 elections, IS subyersve Of free suffrage
ana .a,a 10 liberty.
1.-The splHt Of the country not aFoused against
,bs,s foul DFaeiiees-H they are not pot down, and
d. corrlpt instruments q fraud every where brand
ii with lie inlsmy due to The most Gag tous crimes
o7r elections will ientsiorh become mere mOcte-
~ ne morals Of our prope wal De corrupted. our
institutions suhVerled, and scandaized our national
cbaraeter dshonOred, and our very name Become The
scorn and byeword OF the enemies olli6erty through
oH The whole world.
Americans, the present Is an alarming crisis in
vopr history. Yo1r free institutions are IN inm-
neni danger. Is there alellgencs I'D virtue enosg1
II the country To stem the tide of corruption and
ave ,bem4 A tew weeks will decide lias question,
and perhaps decide ii forever o. that We had
voice that could reach the heart oevery true Amer
iran IN which there is spark of The fire Of liberty
sill smo,hered we would hope to enkndle il into an
,,nenencbsble fame, pure and holy as that which
burned in the breasts of the PATRIOTS Of the better
DAYS of the Repubhc.-Giooe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

A TRuE FRrEND.--The 'Andsncs ...
gentleman who in 1920 found hi nself ~,
The revolution, determined to 60 beyond ~, .
improve his fortune but previous ' nL...
Paris he deposited With friend 80 E ~.
nest egg, in case Of the new speculation vh,,1
meditated not succeeding. More than uiO, ~,
passed away, and not a single line bad b,s
terchanged between the two friends Vb,oS.
one who had expatrated himself, having ma ,
his utramarne pursuits returned 10 HSw,i,
days ago,de,erm ned to take up bis sO,VOOtns,
and end his days in France. He hast,D,d1
the capital, but found tina, his fIield had MN,
former residence had ruined himself, mpw
said by gambling, ard had no, sous leh ID
Of rage and despair, he found out hs rssid,put
the Rue Floridmonteau, where, he lived IN n
garnet of the fifth story. He rushed iub /,
room, and there saw his unfortunate friendalur
without clothes baggard figure sitting Ons che
his only piece oflurnllure. Upon this he lapehs
out into the most violent reproaches, upbnds
him with bresch of trust and threatened even d
strike him. His friend uttered 20, a word sa
slowly rising unlocked the chest, Openedh \
and showed the other his 10000 franc. 10 vt
AZ his only recomperse, be begged him ngn
him a little money to buy some food. 1hs.Sa
may be imagined Paris poptr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

The Federal organs ar go
lheN are IN tav0r Of great So -, ainr
teTly deny that They are in Dso'' ~ y.
PIE ioF internal improvement ~. /" axia9 q,
measures which MI ineyl,,h, - ~, ~ ~, Il
P.es1.Ne 'aAali'n- a disefe6t anv,,,. e a
was held b. The Psineipal organ ., - a.
rallon' sooa Alter Guv. SezarJ', !. 9atAi,
mendIng debt Of TORET AatI,a.' sses ~,
and Enquirer Perceiving that eer,.,- IL c..
Tors would not get lhrir rssourr.s ga ~,
greater amount than foriy mbl,o. - lst ~,
came out openly for debt Of o., - aS' efns..
to be sustained BY direct mKstp, . = nes,
words {" the Wing aud Bank ES,,o..i ne'e N
We are not NJ that nuRher -.
ny great degree Of aporebens,,s' sos - /,
debt. II New York should CONF, Speo 81,
HUNDRED MILLIONS a, 49,, -. aee' a'Osl
menIs, we believe that an, wnnt .I's'as ;npss
sustain III and that the people would r,' ~ a,
their account IN II. ifthe works uDss .sa's4
not pay an interest, even ii !, shous ~ .se0 ~
resort TO direct taxation, as il woul8 - 'esa7
oil enIarg,ng the Erie canal on The n',0 . Ne ~,
Sed, we have no Tears of the issue nov pvt
Alter exhorllng his political Gr.o1.
torify favorable TO the enlarged view. ~ 80 u
e. "f The Legislature next gear, The Ft.'ou o1's
we repeat what We have said ahoys 'Oa'
we have uniformly SAID in cnnner,o, - - ''d ~
ject. COVE BELIEVE NEW.Yo1eupr IN y
DAINTY ABLE TO SUSTAIN A me ns6AS l \
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF be Spt @
EVEN If II SHOULD BE NECpSSSItb5LrA us
RESORT TO DIRECT TAXATION TH !, \
A PORTION OF THE INTEREST ~ LIT
are we'll assured, that all this money AMI az. ~
might be wisely expended; might he sIn. W. as
liberal produce, that would eurich d, S .. =
ately beyond the original Investment nv Nv no
no hope Of such prosecution Of the NH" ~,
until we are relieved from the Loco. Fsco ' "'ta
in the Senate" ~fS'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
THE REsuLT-LowNDEs COUNTY.

THE RESCLT-L0WNDES COUNTY.
Well the struggle is over The Federal Wing
party has breathed lis last in old Lowndss. Some
eight months since the Feds commenced their
system Of attack upon the Demot ratio party and
the Republican principles Of Jefferson, and down
10 the day Of the election an incessan. fire has
been KEEP, up by the "small fry" upon travellers,
our country planters and in short upon all who
happened TO fall in their way Names, it is be.
lieYed,have been iuTnished"lhe Wing central com.
mltieO" at Washington City Of all doubtful! votes
in this as well as the adjoining counties. Fabu
lous documents were sent from Washington in
cart loads. We have ourselves seen at least two
bags Liull with the frank Of Ed Stanley pas.
sing through the pos, Post Office of this place TO
citizens Of this and lhs adjoining counties. Per.
haps Mr.. Sianly may have neglected his own con.
siluents and devoted his time to the adyanc emenl
Of Federalism in Mississippi, Of thls we have nc
means Of Judging but by The amount Of lies that
he has caused TO be circulated.
The above is but one lever in the machine that
the wings have leveled against the cause Of Equal
rights and the constitution in this county. They
have had their weekly organs; have ruled their
barrels Of Hard Cider up the speakers stand
end dealt J. Oh, to 'heliUiduous spirits of the times
they have sung their songs over the Guns Of de
bauch and in their earlier meetings admins
tered 10 the vilest passions of mankind. Tbev
have flooded the country with that Omnibus Of
lies" Oglcs speech. and last and mol leas,
they have Dragged to the very outskirts Of truth
aud ieceacy--hey have boosted Of their changes
IN this couniy--a0d nov after all What have they
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

donsi They have built one log cabin" an d
they have one rois majority. Another such VIC
tory wsuld puI the Democrats to eternal aight--
It would 80 dshearicn the friends Of the eonsitl-
ton. that no efforts Of ours could nlly them a.
gain.
word 10 the democrats Of this oounty--you
have done your duiy--you have resisted the a.
lacks Of false fisnds--yOu have stood upon your
arms hke true and brave sOldisrs-and when your
country cslled,you were found. uyour post standing
firm md unshaken--lhs enemies OF your country
have done their worst, their missels have fallen
harmless a, your Fsei;you have nothing 10 do now
but walch.for truly has At been said that the 'Prce
Of Liberty is eternal vigilance"
Coz. CHAPMIE LEvT.--Tbis gentleman has
done good service in the cause Of Democracy in
several Of the Counties Of the State. A few days
previous to the election he addressed respectable
meetings Of bis fellow citizens at Caledonia and
Colbert in this county with great effect. He has
also delivered tpeechrs in Winston and other coun
ties. He was requested TO meet Mr. Prentiss at
Louisville, bet previous appointments which he
had made N this county rendered it impossible
for him to do so. lie has however signi6ed
his willingness TO meet the Hon. gentleman, and
discuss the subec, Of national bank with him, e,
any tune aOd place tina, he may designate. Upon
,hsbank question, COD. Levy is decidedly one Of
the strongss, speakers we have ever heard. and
he wiIl no doubt be mote thSa match FOR the
Wing champion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

MAINE ELEcrIoN.--The Boston paFrt
both parties are silent on the subject Of The gDr
material election in Mains. The Eastern arvp
published at Portland, is confident Of The ,IettH
Of Fairfield. The last Wing account was dow
t. hundred majority Cor Kent and we 'Si''S
y suspect their one thousand majority wllnS
end turn out like the boys thousand CATS
Daddy" said the urchin, there are a@
sand cats in our yard" "A thousand e''
said the father, "impossible--go and look ns'n
/" Well am sure there are five hundred" no
not five hundred, only think what cOmpanya
cats FIVE hundred would be-" " Well an"
tain there are two hundred and fhy." "NM
would so many come from you are cs'a!
deceived my son." "Well now come tom
door and look, and III warrant you'll say y'aIsR
there are fifty. Look through the fence there,
don't you see them 7" "Yes, see two Om On
Tom and neighbor Dobbiu's cat Whee are nl
more 7" ~ believe there are no others bu ny
made SIGH an all fired yO,UIiag, that though
there must be lhousand.' So YOU hod''''
cats that were in our yard are reduced down
two, and they are on The other side q h u"
| hope you will learn better for the future Sl v
compute The number oil cats by their vau'ag
Cats and Wings are never to be estimated wv
any degree Of certainty by the cry they MAKE
Buffalo Republican
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
ORGANIZER ORGANIZED!


take active measures III order TO form perfect |
srganizaIiOa Of the party. We pointed out the
necessity Of dong so immediately after the cleo
ton last year, but our warning voice was unhss-
dsd. We trust that will not be the case agan.
With the proper exsrIiOn and unanim'ty We can
always carry the county. Lowndes IS dsmScro'
tic beyond ell doubt. aud had we but been halfas
active as our opponents in the struggle which IS
Just over, we should have 10 boast Of majority
Of from 6liy 10 one hundred in the county. Let
Us rally then at once. Strike whils The ne" "
hon We know our strength. and Il properly
welded, il is invincble. meeting should be
immediately held ia order 10 devise ways and
means for the campaign Of the coming yeah
What say you democrats ifaye, We will OP'
poin, an early day for The meeting.
PxENsYLvANII. The Pennsylvania Reporter
says, through he operation Of the rascully ar
portionmen bill Of 1895, when the wing. had
the control Of the Legislature the democrats ate
in minority in the Senate"
The House is democratic --5i dem. and &C
fed. We hovs mgoriiy ON joint ballot AND
TEN THOUSAND DEMOCRATIC MA.
JORITY IN THE STATE.
The wings claim gam Of two members 70
Congress. lflhat be the case the delegation will
stand Is democrats 10 10 feds.
The Presidential election took place in the
State on the 30th ult Our friends were sangune
Of carrying the day by large majority.
mJ- The Argus raises feeble shout on &C
count Of few gains in Noxubee aud Monroe
He declares thai Locolocoism." 10y which we
presume, he means The democratic pariy) MS
dead in Lowndes, in Mississippi" The Editor
knows better, and the assertion IL made merely
Tor effect in Alabama. We assure our friends in
that State, that Tiers 10 scarcely the shadow Of
doubt that Mississippi has given large majority
for Van Buren and Johnson--their majority, wa
think, canno, be less than 1000. The result in
this county s, IN truth, democratic triumph.
The wings calculated with certainty; a. FIST, up.
on 400 majority. they then fell doxn to $50,
election were 80 moderate as to claim but so.
That was their lowest notch And what, after
the most extraordinary cxeriions. did they &c, /
bare majority Of one or rather HALF vorE |!
Tor two Of their electors only are ahead Of ours,
the others ye. And this majority, il indeed
nn majority, they got BY accident, for we IN.
dcrsand upon undoubied authority, that demo.
crat a. one Of the precincts voted the wing ticket
by mistake, and another voted for Van Buren, and
Johnson w''hou, giving tho names Of the cleo
tors, and bis vote was in consequence r. iecled
Tho assertion Of the Argus tina, upon sric,
county vote The whig majority is 100" is unqua.
hedly false. There were but few votes from other
counties and Of those lsw,we are satisfied a, leas,
moiely werO Wigs. The Editor Of the Argus,
will soon learn 10 his sorrow that locoloc oissn, a.
he calls II, is moi dead either in Mississippi or in
the United States.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

The French papers publish transcript asea %, ,'a
the Belgian journals Of note addressed on,ne ~
OF August last, 10 Mr.. L. H. Deliver, bfl''1 n1S
ter at PARIS, in the absence OF Lord GfanVAa A., y
object Of which is to prove that il was France wv
voluntarily separated from the -Four rowsIs .,.s
not the four powers from France. The mOu,rS
says that N. Theirs reply is in Lord r'''"''
hands.
The Chambers are to be called together Oh wv
December. ,o,,
The Italian opera opened a: Paris, the in %.
Der, with Grsi, Labanche, Lamburn' and NM y M.
TRIAL or MADAME LAFTARGE.--Ihe t,la $3.50
anne Laffarge was resumed on the 10Th ~ p 900
his reply to the Advocate General nc .bo ,b,r
afterwards made his charge TO the jury WV IN
retired, and after an absence OF t..,rl
hour returned into court, and the foreman No.. A.
The following verdict ''Guilty, with e1e'I''s
cunssfGnees."
The President then ordered Madame - Ia NJ
be brought forward. She, however hsa N, "".sups
was in such state a. to render her eP"assu
impossible. The President therefore r,s ~
The sentence in her absence-hard laDof y. .sn,lr
exposure in the pillory. Madame Lau''s'
in degenerate state. ofrnpr
The naval and military preparations
continue on great scale.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

WING ELEcrrox FRAUDS. The hO''
Buchanan, in his grsa, speech at La'ca'' ,M
August last. speaking Of the election l''O'' "A
Wings in Pennsylvania and New jersey
observes Id
1.-THE Wings tread upon dangerous s.S I NJ
making these experiments. Their colO DS'orO. 4
respect is one Of the most alarming 'f"rrs,ott.
the .imrs. Democracy will always sOO, y, ,bc,,
will Of the majority. We use 40 arm n O"sui j,
or reason; YET we shall never patiently sS ..o.,
tho rule Of isurper. Nov let me ,u ra. b.ss
case. Suppose the election OflsSS 70 ~. P.t
a Presidential election. and that Oo'e'D w, b.
niApion bad commissioned as electors; u "as tsi
broad seal Of New Jersey. indlvlous" S,.oOss
been VIGOROUSLY defeated at the poiis ~. h,i
in addition. that these defeated caSo'0 Lie!
turned thu scale, and had elected ris ...,,pcss
tho United States. Under such cHcun Sd
would the p,oYl. of,h;- Unica has' pa''sS S,.as,
mit,ed to the rule Of a President who mao 4, nv
toriousiy elected by fraud, against NE shcsa
This l. a startling ques',Oll, ,.,u.
,htss practices BE eoutnusd, dread 'O'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

search after the ingenious eulPni. but hitherto
without success
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-06
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0iuterlaTenIhaftcn 9lnfprberun9en baben,
tpcrten erIudt in UbermcIbcter 3eit tbre
2ednun9cn ,pDblbeideini9t einSubrin9en.
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