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yITALTER SCOTTS COMPLETE WORKS, in
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CHEAP BOOKS.-Ius, received by F. TAYLOR,
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A MEXICAN STATE PAPERS.--Thc subscriber
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Registers OF Debates, and Political Registers also
collection OF valuable Law Books.
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Sentiments Of the Hero Of Fort Stephen
son, Col. Croghan, now Of the War Depart
mept:
/" i desire no plsudits which are bestowed upon me
at the expense of General Harrison.
i" / have felt the warmest attachment Tor hlm as a
man, and my confidence in hun as an ahle connsnder
remains unshsken feel every assurance that he "ili
at all times do ample justice; and noihng co"id
give pam than TO see his enemies seize upon
this occasion TO deal their uniricnGly feelings aud
acrimonious dislike; aud long as he continues, (as
IN my humble opinion he has hitherto done, to make The
wisyst arrangements and the most udIcous disposition.
which the forces under his command will lnsuIy shall
not hesitate unite with the army III bestowipg upon
him fiat coadenee ehch he richly merits and which
has occasion been wilhheld
Lastly we come 10 the neat compliment Of
Thomas Richie, e itor Of the Richmond En-
quirer, the leading organ of the Coalition in
the South, who now brandishes bis old "chape-
less sword with two broken points," and
threatens devastating war upon the conqueror
Of the British and Indian Coalition Of the
West! The Richmond Enquirer said:
General llarrson's letter tells us every thing that
wish 10 know about The officers, erceI himself He
does justice every one but Harrson--and the world
must therefore do justice to the mar, who
desl TO be llst to himself"
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lie" General Harrison) seems 10 be willing TO
SCI The negroes free, and sell white men into slave
ry !"-G Gio6e.
COMMENTARY
From Gen. Harrison's report Of the battle
Of the Thames
We have suffered greatly for the want of pro-
Visions and the whole army has subsis ed iol the
last three days, on RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT"
CONTRAST
From Mr. Van Burens message:
"The people look to The Government for loo
mucAn
=" In all ages and in all countries, it has been OBJ
served, That the cnfvators Of the soil those who
the least willing TO Part with their rights, and sub
nit themselves TO the will OF MASTER
WIN. IL HARRISON
g.r"T THE PEOPLE OF THE u STATES
May they remember that TO preserve their liberties,
they must do their own voting and their fighting
VIM ii HARRISON
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CoLLYER'S LECTURES on Scripture Facts and
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C,TEwART'S TRIAL, in pamphle, form, reported by
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Gov Shelby to Mr. Madison, May IS, 1914 ssys;
81 feel no hesitation declare TO you that 6eiieus
Gen Harrison 10 be one Of The ra miifdy characters
Isper knep"
Col Richard NJ. Johnson to Gen. Harrison, July 4,
1919, says:
We did NOT ,odnt 10 under corcdrds traitors;
ti under ono tHarrisonl rho had proceed himself 10 be
,cise, prudent aud brave
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, Angus, Is,
lsl7 says:
The prompt change made by you in the order OF
battle discovering the position OF the enemy has al
ways appeared TO me to have eynccd HrcH DEGREE
OF MILITARY TALENT. ] concur with the venerable
Shelby in his general appreciation Of your conduct in
that campaign"
The opinions Of the Hon. LANcDoN
CHEvEs, Of the Importance Of the victory of
the Thnmes. and the bravery of Gen. VIM. II.
HARRISON.
I" The p,ctory of Harrison, sueh as mould haze
secured 10 a Roman General IN the best days Of he
Republic, The honors Of asiumph, lie put an end 10
ne War IN hs rprermoa Canada"
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He" General Harrson) seems 10 be willing TO
SCI The negroes free and sell white men into slave
rvi ~ fgLy
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Moral and clisious
DEATHS OFlN FIDELs.

DEATHS OF lNFID ELS.
From among the beacons furnished by the last
hours of the skepcal, let two be selected those left
bv the two arch leaders of the iathless hostVol
,taire, the prince Of philosophical, and Paine, Of
vulgar infdelity. The horrors OF the closing
of the profane though brilliant Frenchman, are too
well authenticated to be dsprovcd Tt3y are the
more memorable, because had infideliy been al.
lowed to choose the champion on whose censancy
she would have staked her character, would she
not have chosen him who had assaiIed Christianity
with no less f'rcc than violence, whose enmity
against it had known no abatement with declining
years who had seemed To h we triumphed over
every misgiving Of conscience, and whose habitual
fendish exclamation in reference to the Saviour
had been, "Crush the wretch" But when this
proud blasphemer had been spared to nearly four
score years and ten, when he had diffused the poi
son Of his principles throughout his native land
when, after season of discredit and retirement
from the metropolis he had returned to Paris for
the purpose Of enjoying kind of public apotheoss
when a mighty assembly had wrealhed his hoary
hairs with aurels, and overpowered him with
dolatrous applause then, returning his apartment,
his nostrls still eeking with the incense OF ndula-
ton, and his ears still echone with the acclama-
tons OF adoring thousands--at the very moment
TOD Smote MN, rs ne had Smlttcn The naughty
skiing Of Israel, with terrific and immedicable
malady. The hand of God was upon him. and
the potshcrd of the earth found how fearful thing
it was TO strive with his Maker. Almost unmagi-
nabIe were the torments If his mind his cries were
piercing as the shreks Of a fend his athes,ic as
sociates who would fan have steeed his spirit,
aed before his curses; the nurse who waited upon
him would never afterward tend the death bed of
an unbelievcr; and DR. Tronchin, his physician
declared, 'that the Iures OF Orestes were nothing
ito the tortures of volatile" Scarcely less horrible
were the last hours Of Paine, That miserable
scofier, after having done unted mischief to the
ignorant and unstable, after Of successful
vIany, found himself in the end "forsaken" as he
expressed it, 'by God and man." Friendless and
Hunpited on foreign shore, he fingered out his
latter days, racked with pain, and surrounded With
filth and destilution his fool hardness failed him
1utogsther-his pride vainly struggled to suppress
his horrors-ahernately he prayed and blasphemed
'abiect was his wretchetness, and peous 'were his
means These, Infidelity !! tho consultations
thou reservest fol the hour OF natures agony it is
thus thou smoothest the pillow of thy dying vota.
lies! Nor will it vindicate thee to point to the
boosted calmness with which Hume and others
met their end for their calmness was forced and
there effort in their peace. Recent disclosures
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indicate, that even the torpid Scotchman had lis
shivering ferebodngs; and, independently Of these
his levity in dying, was indecent we believe
it was unreal. No one acquainted with the des-
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