davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-10

Had cider is coming up.( PrenliIs.
Because too much has conc dOS', ehl
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-10
TUNE-Lapcaster.

TUNE-LanCaster
III praise my Maker while I've breath,
And when my vioce 10 lost in death
Praise shall employ my nobler powers"
nv days of praise shall ne'er be past,
While life, and thought, and being last,
Or Immortality endures.
Happy the man whose hopes rely
On Israers God-he made the sky,
And earth and seas with all their train,
HIS truth forever stands secure
He saves the oppressed, he feeds the poor
And none shall find his promise vain.
The Lord pours eyesight on the blind
The Lord support the falniing mind
He sends the lab'ring cOncience peace
He helps the stranger in distress,
The widow and the fatherless,
And grants the prisoner sweet release.
III praise him while he lends me breath,
And when my voice is lost IN death,
Praise shall employ my Lobler powers,
My days of praise shall De'er be past,
While life and thought and being last,
Or Immortality endures.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-10
POETRY.

he Committee appointed 70 make arrangements
for a Sunday school celebration in Cadiz, on the
Frourth Of July.
TUNE Creation.
From all who dwell below the skies,
Let the Creators praise arise,
Let the Rsdeemer' name be sung
Through every land by every tongue.
5 Eternal arc thy mercies, Lord,
Eternal truth attends thy word,
s Thy praise shall sound fromshore ashore,
Till suns phall rise and set no more.
Your lofty themes, ye mortals, bring,
: In songs Of praise divinely sing
~ The great salvation loud proclaim,
st, And shout for Joy the Sayiour's name.
In every land begin the song
sas To every land the strains belong
% In cheerful sounds all voices faise,
And FIJI the world with loudest praise.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
POETRY.
THE WEE

She flung her white arms around him--Ti
ss, all that this poor heart can cling to"
could have stsmred misto-'aues tide,
And t1vgo ne sich ones snecr
Have hraved iie naughty glance Of pr.-e,
Nor shed c single tear.
I could have smiled on every blow
From llfr's FIJI quiver thrown.
While | might gaze on thee ana know
should not be alone
/ could t,sak I could have bs0oked
Fer for time, that thou
Ipo1 ~ aarg face bad looked
VITA less ot love than how;
Fox then / should at least have felt
The sweet nope still my own,
70 wiu thee hack, and whilst | dWe.t
Ca earth not Been alone
r., ihas to see from day to iay,
Thy frightening eve and check,
And watch tay hie-sands waste away
Dnnumbcrgd, slowly, mCes
To meet tHy smiles Of tenderness,
And catch tie feeble tone
OF kindness eyrr breathed TO bless
And feel, Il. be " alone )"
To make thy strength each hoI7 decay,
And YET Thy hope grew stronger,
As filed with heayaa-Rard ;lgS; thcv say.
Earth nav not claim thee lyHger
Nay dearest, us TOO mscA-taIs beast
Mast break when thou arr gone
Il must not be We nay not p-lt.
| could not 1--we alone 7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
.HTSCEEE.E.GFOFS.

THE COUNTESS AyD TIE pIANoyDs.
The following aDeedo,s Wil show 10 what
pitch Or perfection the sci.ass Ct robbery
.a,,,ya4
NJ. Esgo.,ol, ole Of the mos, celebrated
,lr.....,s - p.,. !, .,..s - ,..o,.I A..
-. ,r,s ,..,,,,, 80. ,,,.,,,-r -. . ,,,i,. ~
,t,y, r..v,.,..,,3 A., s,.f -,o.il,,ti,r
r.. -.,..,-s ~ III. C,,,,oss g
s,,,. -,-.,,r i-,, ,bs 3,o.,,,s oo,-, -,,5
IN. C,grte.. was Instantly ,se..nsI and
...,. -. .-.s -...----.,.- 49, s.---.. -.
-r..--4 ~, .,a -. ,s,u,, d, tho
ose,-st AFT .i.5a. | have an sz,v son. who
a. very 9sg, TO me- - we'll as "a NV bgs.
bsa5r Here she vert ., sl,,,.5su,,v that
bs,tssr. seemed likely T., rival those ub,sh
the classical Ausuls.a shed over the tomb
u Mzuso'eus
aYes, s,r, sic at length continued,
and l5f some time We have been under
dreadful approximations. lie Is jus, at the
age ~bea the passions Ueg.a 10 display
themselves. iI?Jgh We Indulge BIN n
every w-y, l..oS hin money ard uu.m't
e. Liberty, be ~ several times already
s5o"a s.gns Of S'an,;y. His molomania
makes . Tie more uneasy, from bis con-
s4niiy iaihing IN the midst Of other ~
caii@'sa' eiscoufse} d 1etets Or diamonds
'sA'ea Ae ha' 'ota Or glren auoy. Wen
ag'as nal perhaps lie may have fallen
ossIe'a's's ia love "Hn some "onan' IDd
mai De nay ha'e contracted some heavy
0'''' - efa'''' Hef WISHES. ih's' now.
e'''' = 0H'' conjecture us 'a'''e' ana !
"-'' s''l-''o Oo'ss''s' " 0's-'''f '"s
''l',,, q ''''' my
'''' '''''a'H' ''"s ) o'' son 10 'ne'
. ''''' o. En- al we've oe''ch'
~ 's4 .'' ''s '''-'''e's go' ''' o. mex
carnage a. 'is spop o. one o! the most Gel.
eOfa'eo Jewellers aud alter having bargain
ed q long tune tor set Of Jesels worth
2,yOJ pounds aud made many difficulties,
sne at last decided upon purchasing it
Sae draws her purse out and dads only
oa"h notes Tor loo pounds which she DIS
pays then putting them earelessly into the
purse LEI So'As one 20 home With me,
sue s4io' - aLa my husband viii pay hm .
i'' ! Lave lo' lie "ao'e sum about nc"
The JeHeller gave orders to one Of his
young men, who darted from behind the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
information Wanted,

an two Young men BY the name Of BENll.
Y MIN aud JESSE KELLY The irsi su
q wears old las, November, and the latler q q
October last. sad young n,eu wcfe orphsn. al
acre made drunk and whilst IN that siiullle
being ilhtcratc,) we're persuaded and coefesd u
assign deed 70 a certain tract Of land, draEag
orphans-abd the boys unconscious OF shai aJ
had done The wreiehes being eboui to suiisi 81
It. aycigled and scared the boys, BY persuidig
them they would b. hanged OF sent 10 The Pes
tertiary, for shat they had donc--and run iAss
on from ,Ncthseaihrr county, Georgia, abpei VI
20,h Of September, ! $50. since which tine I'D
ing certain has been heard from them. Res.
$50. they we're seen 10 Abbeyille District, & G.
They we're ron 81 ~ one JaHIes fsHey. and Il
crs. Any miarmauon respecting tho Seya II
mail Or otherHifr, whether they are alive Or to-
vii. be thankfully received By he s,Ihsef.bsv-ia
Editors - newspapers 10 soetb Cssalina Nsa|
Carolina, OF Georgia, sill confer fafo, a 8
tresscd mother and her orphan ctildfsa, bg gi'a,
the above an INSERTION 10 their papers.
Ii said boys can u found, they have nothing n
fear IN GcoGgia, a. they are oKpnCrattd ifora u
crime IN The case. ELI KITCHEN /
walker eoBptQ, Ga, Ffh, 4, lr41.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas ~ Qudrter Sessions, April
Term, 1910.
Dr. d. K. Dunlap
rs Original Attachment
Edward ;, Bate.
Levied on Negro Girl named Esther.
BT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the. tourt,
IL that the defendant is no; an inhabitaut Of this
State, OrJered, therefore tina, publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appear at.the next Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for sad county
n the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 4th Mon
day in July next, and plead, answer or deiaur
Judgment b. default viii be entered against his
Witness, Bruly Oates, CLERK OF our said Court
at office, the 4th Monday Of April, A. d. ls4O.
b. OATES, c. w. c.
Price adv. So tao
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas d Quarter Sessions, Apri
TIN, I9d0

Term, 1910.
Margaret A. Dunlap !
ri, Petition for Dover
John J. Dunlap, decd.
" appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
a that George II. Dunlap, one Of the Heirs a
Law Of SAID deed. Is not an inhahitant Of this
State, ordered therefore, that publication be made
six weeks in tie Charlotte Journal, that unless
Tie defendant appear at the next Court Of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions, to BE heLd for said county,
At tic Court House in Charlotte, on the 9TH Mon
day in July next, and plead, answer or demur.
Judgment bg default will be entered against him.
Witness, Brady C4tes,Cserk OF our said Court,
At office, tie Alb Monday Of April, A. D lsiO.
3 i. OATES, c. NJ c.
Price adv. So t4O
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
king's Mountain Iron.

THyHE subscriber will keep hereafter arr
Il and general assortment Of Iron, hos
the Kings Mountain Iron Company, Of wvi
Emperor quality, and suited iot Carriage
wagon work, &c, which viii 10 sold q
reasonable terms.
LEROY SPRINGS
Dee. 10, ls39. l2g
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
THERE'S SOMETHING IN \ KISS.


There's something in kiss.
Though / ealuoi rsysal j..
Which never comes auiss--
Net even when we stc-. BE-.
We cannc. taste a KISS.
And sure we cauac; view s.
Bat IS there no, a 5.t>s
Connl4lsale4 iaIaG-4 g..
I1 vel convinced there is
A certain something IL IL
Tor ihoaca a simple Kiss,
Wew.se.y s,ssTe 70 win j..
Yes, there's something n hisss
Ii nothing alse would prove K,
Il night Be- proves alone b this
A.. Eoaest people lore II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

TEyHE subscriber having commenced the man
u uiacture OF the above reel, offers them no"
10 the Silk Growing Community on a. res sonaui,
terms as the article can Be procured at the Norm
and equally as good-a specimen nay be seen a
Tie subscribers Shop 10 The towu q tharlo'ic -
"A this IS the reel so highly recommended By iha
xeilknown friend Of tie Siik cause, Mr.. q, i
saith, and the only one that has met with gencr
al appreciation, every person engaging in tho Bu
siness should Immediately provide bimscit will
ono and learn 10 reel SIX. thsrtIy adding more
than one half 10 l,s value.
ORDERS from a distance will mee, with pune
tual attention.
JOS. p PRlTCHARD.
March lG, $40 25r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

I-rererent Coaduct Of Dog" Among
the historical anecdotes of dogs, i; must not
be forgotten that the memorable schism be.
tween England and Rome, which commenc.
ed in the reign Of Henry VII. was render
ed rrecoucilable by the irreyerent behaviour
Of Sir Thomas Boleyn's dog to Pope Gle.
ment the Seventh. Sir Thomas Boleyn,
who was father Of the celebrated Anne Bo
leyn, afterwards one Of the queens Of Henry
VIII, had been created Earl Of Wiltshire
By that monarch, aud was at the head of the
embassy appointed by him to argue the
point Of bis divorce from Cathariue of Ar
ragon, before the council assembled at Bo
Iogna, 10 the presence Of the Pope. The
Pope, when be gave audience 10 the Eafl,
required iha, he should acknowledge his
supremacy By kissing bis toe. This the
Earl, beng Of the reformed religion, posi-.
uYeiy refused TO do, although u was piece
Of homage which all the soverclgns Of Eu
rope we're accustomed TO perform, when ad
mt;led into the presence ofthe papal church.
While Clement, in very high tone, was
insisting on the propnety Of the English
Earl Submitting 10 the ceremony, and ex
tending his toe significantly towards hin,
at the same time the Earrs dog, imagining,
40 doubt, that a signal iosuil was intended
to bis master, by this gesture, sprang for
aard, and bit bis holiness toe, which pro
yoked a general burst Of laughter from all
present, and vas so highly reseated by the
Pope, that he refused 10 admit the Earl to
a second audience. The Earl Of Wiltshire
returned to England with his suit, and the
separation Of this country from the papa
sect took place in less than four years after
this ridiculous incldea..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
United states Branch Mint, !

Charlotte, n G., May 20, $40 Y
EEROPOSAI.S viii be received until the LIST %
n July next, for furnishing the Mint with hf.
ty cords Of good WOOD-oak and Hickory
The offer will state at how much per cord, de-
lirered ard corded at the Mint The contractor
can have from the LIST of July to the lst Of Sep.
tember 10 furnish the Woodruff the whole amount
contracted for must be delivered by the lst day Of
September next.
Persons dcsrous of furnishing will direct their
proposals endorsed Proposals for Wood" to
JNO. IL WHEELER, Nap'dL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

SpuHk.-A little fellow the other day in
crowd cried out, "Hurrah for Harrison p
at which Van Buren, man exclaimed an.
grIly, " Hurrah for Jackass' "That's
right" SAID the boy, "you hurrah for your
candidate, and I'll hurrah Cor mine"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
JOHNSTON IRON,

EQUAE 70 ANY IN TIE ONION
znHE subscribers Zone mile S, +. Of the Tod.
j as,cge Ford, on the road leading to Chat.
!o,tc, have, aud will continue 20 keep, large sl
general assortment Of the above article. Thas
wishing to purchase can be supplied q. ;. eerh
Cash.
r. & J. NJ WILSON,
FtJ. 10, 1910. 2OD
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

Ii you know tue amount, sir, The only
thing necessary is TO pay me-"
"There, there be calm. Your dia.
moudsl Where dad YOU buy them!-
Speak, don't be afraid, come"
81 only want you TO pay me 1000
pounds"
"Ab, ah and why, pray ~
"Why" exclaimed the young man, who
began to grow angry.
Yes, why am to pay You"
Because the Countess has this moment
bought them q; our shop
Good; there you are again. Who is
the Countess 2"
"Your lady" And he continued TO pre-.
sent this abominabe bill,
"But, my good man, you must know
that | have the happiness to be physician
and 4 vdower."
At these words the iewelIer put himself
in a passion, aud the doctor, calling bis
people, ordered them 10 hold him by the
arms and legs. The young man became
furious, and roared out, "thieves robbers,
murderers - But at the end of quarter
Of an hour he became calm, explained eve.
ry thing nationally, aud then sudden light
broke upon the doctor.
Every endeavor to discover the authors
of this very singular and clever robbery
proved useless: equipage, Countess, and
servants, all disappearet.-Court Ga.eite.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
Drs. EaappOlGl: q w ailacc,
casss
u

EEANING associsttd, vii attend 70 the proc
q "A ticc Of Medicine N surgery IN 3.
thcir collateral branches. They uaf BE- consult
cd at all times except when shs'ut on protest. u
al business,l at their Office formerly occupied By
De- J. ". Happoldt) Gases requiring opnsuha
ton shall be attended to Without any additional
expense.
Charlotte jan |, l-i0. 1911
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
THE IRISH INITIALS.

An lnshman meeting an acquaintance
one morning, after the usual salu,aiion, ad
dressed am thus " So, Barney, see that
ny coat has made wonderful mistake
this morning" /" Mistake, how ?" replied
The other. Why, MAI, il has by some
accident or othcr got on your back when
il should have been on miue." At that in
slant the magistrate made bis appearance,
and Paddy, without any circJmIocution,
lodged detaincr agains! the portion Of his
wardrobe he found astray, aud the other as
loudly asserted his night TO the garment in
question The magistrate having at length
obtained hearing, By silencing these noisy
ltigauis addressed the complaimer 10 the
following terms: What is yoar name
friend 2 Pat Purdie,' What proofhaye
YOU that the coat 10 question is yours -
Please your honor, ny initials is on it,
Your initials let me see them" Pat took
out BIS knife, and ripping % part of the
sleeve at the wrist, took out two peos, which
he placed in the magistrates hand with an
air Of triumph. "What do these mean, my
frleud" was the first question, "Maae,
your honor, Why amt there Pae for Pat, and
pae for Purdie sure
1t is almost unnecessary TO add, that the
evidence was considered conclusive in Pats
favor, and the coat returned to it's right
owner
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02
cnnIron Gceriras. Machinery. 4.

The subscriber will receive orders TOT Cast.
ings suitable for Mining Machinery, &c, vhd
vii be executed promptly ty the Kings Meas
tain Iron Company
LEROY SPRINGS |
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

BLANh WARRANTS for sale at this
OFFICE,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

Daddy, | reckon as how | might go a
courtin now"
AYES, son, reckon so"
Well, if | don't 20 to see some body's
gal next Sunday, then saw my old hat in
two"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
CARDING MACHINE AND
sRENT .HILL.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE to 10.
l. form his customers and the public. that his
CARDING MACHINE And GRIST. MILL.
on Ivy Creek near Lynehb1rg, moo an fine order.
and he invites the patronage OF the neighborlsg
community.
Persons desiring 10 have Wool cardcd. will please
send 1t, ~ carly after the 1st day oil February
convenient; Lei II be well washed and creased
., u desired grease will be furnished al the rate Of
81 Tor every ten pounds otralls Lard is uniforms
y used ~ crossing the wool.
Persons living NJ distance from the Machine
cru always have their wool sntdsd promptly, and oa
the day II is received II be less than 100 lbs.
Aud ift Is inconyenient 10 send IL 10 The Machine.
they may dcposn II nj any place In Lynchbnrp.
whc!c, on beng notified III II, tie SUBSCRIBER will
send for u, mud return H. after IL IL eardnd.
Corn viii be ground Tor persons who wish TO sell
by wholesale, ~ toll oi one tenth, aud Tor regular
customers NJ ons-ciehh. The public patronage ~
respectfully soened, aud the subscriber Will usa
every effort 10 give Satisfaction,
TANDY X. KIDD.
N. b. will receive the Wool nj William NJ
Confess, Nam street, IN the lower part pf towr,
and return the rolls 10 the place In len davs.
4. X X.
Jan. 30 wlom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

%. Judge William Smith, of Alabama, formerly of South
Carolina, died Huntsville the Doth ull the 18th yeor
OF his age. He formerly represented South Carolina in the
u s. Senate, whence lie expelled by the Calhoun inGu
Between these gentlemen fierce war was wuged for
years, Judge Smith being the leader of the era ford or
Rights pary in South Carolina and Mr. Caht un of The
Consoda school offeeuists. This state G thing com
nued until the Notification controversy wh7n Judge Smith
found not TO be enough OF State Rights the late
unaiians TUNED Nufyers, and pursued with so much
eoeiiy by the Calhoun faction, before the naori v
TINT lie sold out his posses aud like Col Draylon Ged
from the Palmetto State 10 escape personal persecution and
the anticipated horrors Of civil In The mutations OF por
ty Judge Smith and Mr. Calhoun length fell INTO the same
ranks the latter having enlisted under the banners of uni.
friend OF the former and consented TO fight by the side
and under the lend of men hon he had loudly and taueut
" denounced as "Rosues and Roy nss and by whom lac il
turn had been denounced Conspiraor Truitor -
Judge Smith voted for by Virginia, the last Predcn-
a election Vice President pnd during the admins tra-
ton of Gen Jackson he appointed TO, but declined nc
cepng the office OF Associate Judge the Supreme Court of
the u Staies. lie man Of strong but unpublished mind
bitter in his feelings md interruptions in his cscntmens-
His attack upon the character oil the late Chief Justice Mar
shall illustrates this remark But he has gone the Gland
ofslades and deepest night Peace to his ashes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

and of he dimensions Of the picture he proposes, 10
take, having Quo OF It's surfaces plated wnh silver
aud this latter highly polished. Amer darkeninp
his apartment he places this plate the surface OF tie
SILVER dn"nwhfds, oNcra cup containing ipiisc. aud
suffers II 10 until the iodine by is sponta
neons evaporation, reaches aud combines with he
silver 10 iode Of Siirer forming coating ON the
plate oi gold yellow colour. THIS process oceu.
pies usual, but a few minutes, but depends on The
temperature OF the apartment, US he must on To nc
count accelerate the evaporation OF the iodine by .
temperature above this.
lie nov, rs quickly rs possible, fixes his plate in
Tie eamera, "lneh hts been previously cateflly al
lusted with reference to the object be dclineated
and throwing rpeu The folding doors that had ex
einded the hight from he plate, the image OF the oh
Jet tolls on II and, is allowed To remain all the lgh
las traced the design
liz then wlthdnws his plate and immediately pia.
ees II IN box over cup containing mercury, TO
which lie applies the heat of asprit hmp I'll the Their
mnmeter indicates temperature of Coz cenfigradc.
After the thermometer falls to 45e he wuhdraNs the
plate and, tho the picture tIt correctly performed
IS Completed he pcfceves but the Giant tiaccty'
oil the objects on the plate,
Ills anxiety 10 know whether he has succeeded
nov hutries him To the iual, dlsengaging opera
ton, which he aecomplishes by first plungmg the
pate m cold water aud then imnctsng IL Ia a su.
lioe solution, Que Of common srlt (which is PIE
efihle) hyposulphite Of soda. II he has been sue
cessiul after the saline solution has removed tie
coating oil iodine from the plate, hc raises u, aud is
agreeably surprised TO behold picture with an nc.
curaey OF outline, exquisite hncness of touch, and
light and shade of delIeacy of tone altogether 10
"mnek the anIsI's feeble pencil !" But, ho al.
mltng his picture he must not inrgtt to wash u
With distilled water, "hot, but not boiling" rs this Is
necessary 10 remove entirely the saline solution tto N
the plate.
The rationale Of the above process will be readily
understood by regarding the picture as composed
SoieY OF Tie atnalgam Of mercury and SILVER. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
"STILL THEY COME I"

We published few days ago several Withdrawals
from the Van Buren, committee Of vigilance 4, +
Wy'he county, The last Wythe journal has The
following Card
10 The Editor Of The "lFyLhe Journal"
PROTEST.
DEAR SIR:-llaving seen in your paper Of 30h
nh, our names land much TO our dissatisfaction
enrolled on a isl Of a committee Of lgilance, ap
pointed by meeting Of The Federal Van Buren,
parry oil Wylhe County. you will please do us
Tie justice 10 publish his our sule mn protest.
against permitting our names or influence IN any
way whatever 10 I've ssocialed with a pauy who
support the presen, Federal Administrator in lis
gross and profligate waste Of the peoples money,
Its Wild and dangerous plan ola Militia Army and
s'ili more odious scheme Off Subueasury Govern
ment Bank.
We wish plainly to be unders ood, that, in addition
tolhc above mentioned enormles, with very many
others not here enumerasd cause is lou
LOT US TO dlselam, as we do earneslly palnst
our nanes being IN any way attached to a many WIN
could SO wanionly 'u,ck, lasIfy and nsreprese,
'he me- character and public services Of the brave
anu waf-woin soldier, the pure, vlrtuous and patri.
Cic Harrison. ~ F'
we would fur'hersay to the members of tina, mar
" VINO have 50 eecenluly and unius,iy had on,
names and thuse Of many If orr Vito fyi,,Ls ,I
ced upon that list, that they would do well 10 ..ex
punge orr names from that record
we are not 10 be seduced BY nattery 10 becom,
,ne dupes OF the s. dilious conclave of Van n,en
calhoun and Benton. -" - ''e"'
In coatlusion we say tina, we ~ IN suroo,, IL.
a"d .3ier, Economy and Reform, one and the s,,,
currency Tor the Office holders and the neonia
HENRY EARHARr,
MATTHIAS TARTAR
MlCHAEL LAMBERT.
WE4 MAN LAMBERT.
WILLIAM LAMBERT,