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CLEARED,
Bremen ship Evefhard H0ake, Bremen
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UNEMPLOYMENT WANTED.-Wanedh ny
NJ young man (whose time with his present employer
will expire in few daysl employment in store as
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he nl crest If his employer His Object IS to procure
perm anent situation. Reference can be gwen. Ad
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SPERM. OIL ~ CANDLES
y 80 boxes Sperm. CANDIES
sasz 30 bbs Winter and Fall OIL For sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
je 10 Bowly's wharf
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MARINERS.
{d7-The Collector at Key West gives notice that the
Ight Shin stationed ut Carysf0rd Reef the Florida
Coast been removed from her mOOrngs, TO receive
necessary repairs, and will be replaced before the
18th Sept. next
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-31
BASE EeFoROERY.

The following pretended extract from the
speech of Senator Tappan of Ohio. is going the
rounds Of wliig papers, and has been copied by
the organ oflederasm in this hwn. Il lis need
less TO say that ii is fatty, and totally false, and
known To- be so by those who gave It currency.
We have heard but one wing Go lioenced STUN.
per in The town, who would commit his char
acter for common sense SO far as 10 say that %
believed it. We give the extract as aspecimen
Of that depth of moral guilt, inte which that
party are piungiOg themselves for the accomplish
ment of their neiarious views. Who, that has
a particle Of candor about him, can believe any
statement made in wigpaper after seeing tie
following sentiments iut into the mouth of SUI h
a man as Judge Tappan1 The forgery has Det n
forwarded to Mr.. T. and has received his un-
qualffyed and indignant DENIAL. Think reac,r
while your eye glances over it how low your
adversaries have fallen before they could resort
10 SO bare and glaripg falsehOod-Here it is Z:
1.-THE price of labor is entirely too. high, the
Laborer in this County can afford to work for
eleven pence day and the Hard Money sys-
tam will bring down wages TO that sum.
Wheat will also come down to sixteen cents a
bushel, and every thing else in proportion, this
is the best Tariff you can have and the only one
that can enable the manufacturer TO compete
with England. The Sub Treasury will effect
both these cbjects-it willp down the Banks
and bring wages. .an6 every thing ese down.
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h,ood de.,,o,,.A ~, tawns Id murder
sS.hs, oscnle q o,as, q seo.ire larger
Sams'n Ths,A, ee,a delsgs,es, from
R,s,s;n.ha,, Ii,a5nooI ana Bristol.
80. ,shoss Ssry fsnnSs,;ons we,s
"a ;n ~ hlood ot,hs 4 f,icans-vhOse
n...c,a.l wasl,h .for msnv .vasrs wss ~
!, Gn,aS III. c,a,a of msnsclss to eonfioe
~ sls.ss.;o ,hs los,hsome d;yision OF
ths si.vs t,sda,s-,owns whoss very
sy;s,sncs dspeads IN the ! successful
Orossc,', ON &c lie s,sva ,,rsds
Ta.a R,oa6hsr va,v -;s.lv sen, a
nosssre ,ih., ,he state :, b;s. health
%o,,Id ~, os1 ,sis 10 st,andJ vou may
amsmbs, his hay;no snoken in the same
49, = Is9S shsro.e = similar mee,,up.
pnd md h"s;D0 info,msS tham. ,bal IL re-
o";,sd mach less ns,sonal cou,ags 10
s,and ,~ ,bs,s i he m,ds, or ool,esmen
ond S 5sI,.;n, ri 49, saa;os, siaServ ,boo IN do
az az sSma ,h;ne IN So.,h Ca,oLna and
Gsorais ana bo sIso ;nfo,mad them
S~S.s snDsaraS 10 asc;,a ,hs;y .s,opish-
mao, sa, : u,,IeS thay the TJni,ed States
n..ssd on a., nnn;shino the ceu,prine
M r. Ia ysss sf,om 4 f,;cs IL ,ha sa,,e de.
80 nc n,,acV some vesrs before Eng
s.os - - PSts =. ;sS,,r.a % - A. On q, aev
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Samuel Mccoy. Samuel Scheoly. Ja>
cop Livergood. William McCel'ouglE
District Nos. David 1a,dOer, A 8.
Ripley, Robert Wilson, Nathan Meek,
Jesse Cook. s=:ss
Resolued, That lhsie be sig sPPoin-
edto attend lhe County Convention al
the lime the Central Committee may fia
upon, The following pefsons were ac'
cordingly appointed: John NJ. Roberts,
Ephraim Scare sen. lsaao N
70 srts. Samuel Fotdyce, John Dearth
John Ysnts.
Resolrsd, Thstihe proceeding Of this
meeting bs slngued by the Chairman
and Secretaries and printed in the Do
yer Democrat and Cadik Seminal.
J.H. KURTZ. Car
JOHN o CoREr.
JOHN DEARTH. Secetaries.
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oGLEs BUDGET OF FALSE.
HOODS. A'

The Federal papers having been dFiv-
EN- at,he point Of the bayoret, on the
Standing army hpmbug, are now ems
deavoring to rally their broken ranks
by publishing the thousand and one lies
embodied in 0gle's speech, on the Pres
idenl's house. Oglei is we'll Known to
be one of the greatest black guards and
falsiCers, that evenw wee eeHt 70 Con-
gress. He is a walking pestilcnce, and
his presence will disgrace any TesPeey
table body Of men, and yet heis an A.
merican Congressmanl Wing EeliOrI
who viii descend to publish such false.
hoods as uttered BY Ogle, aflst they
hN - been proved faISerby membfrs o
his own party, are beneath nOt'cS an'
merit bnt contempt.
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..cILR ,rHE KlTcAEN.,'

'OMIAA II LlE All NtlE4Ne
The Yanocrais ledes Of SSlsIk county have
had public celebration by themselves, Id-the
office-holders women present tosstef Van
Buren,, to the skies. Well theg maf Butter
beef eggs and -four, dog cheap--dl.osrs fees
high, and to be paid in specie. They eln well
afford TO eat pound cake, drink wine, and faunt
in silks muslin.de>lane. Let the dear Creatures
sing, skip and be merry, under ihe sunshine
ofVan Burenism--for the Tippscanoe blast Of
November will clear the kiIchen and send
hem to their knitting. Tuscarawas.. Advocate.
Oh | you old Pirate you! Amt you
ashamed Of yourself | Why you ought
to be broke on the wheel, or slune 10
death With Caterpillers, for thus Wills,
flying any ladies who can drink such
,oasts as the following:
BY Rebecca Gotshall.- FORT STEPHENSON,
The disobedience offs commander to the order
Of General Harrison resulted in the defeat of
British and Indian army, and covered porto
Of The. American army with unfadng laurels.
By guest = General Harrison: The first
candidate who has attempted to ride into the
Presidency on cider barrel.
By Rebeca Dunbar Old Hickory: Hard nuts
for Federalism to crack.
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The VoTE In New ORLEANs.- II
seems that the ballot boxes on the oc-
casion ofihs recent election at N. Orr
leans were left in the vaults Of Bank,
and passed through the hands Of Bank
officers some Of whom we're on the
Wing ticket, before the votes were
connled, or the result was declared
Need we wonder that every body
in New Orleans wac surprised at the
number Of votes polled! With the N.
Y Plane, we would ask, How long will
the peoplestand the rascality and prof
ligacy Of Bank officers who, not. CON
tent with swindling them out of their
other rights, have now openly assumed
the regulation Of 1.-The ballot boxes. -
Philadelphia Times.
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"NEW YORK RUINED"

No one can tellth the mischefs brought ups.
on our country by this most wicked and cruek
Administration. Only last week, a dancing wo
man closed her engagements IN the city Of New
York, and such las been tie hardness, that she
has been able to make but TWENTY SEVEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS in eighsseu days.,
No one can fail to see thai thia small amount
has beon the result Of the independent rteasu
ry system, which has put il out Of the power
Of the Federalisis TO reward the pretty little dano
ing creature as she deserves. Oh the cruelty of
these Loco,F FOco-Vaa .Burens'Treasury Demo1
Gratis What must foreigners think Of such a
Government as ours f--Globe
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GOSHEN no WNsHIP,

Al a numerous meeting Of Democrat
10 Ciuzens Of Goshen Township. held
pursuant TO notice al Mrs. Albsrt's. on
Saturday evening July %, l640, Col,
JACOB KITcH was chosen eh aiIman, and
Jacob Reed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting, 1viz: "a
nominate a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace, and TO sppoint delegates TO the
Democratic Convention, to be- held ir
New Pbiladelphia on The Eth August,
next) having been staied from the chair,
II was unanimously resolved, That al
honorable exertions be used to secure
the election Of the person who should
be nominated for the. Office Of Justice oI
the sPeace for Goshen Township.
The meeting then proceeded to vote
individually for candidate Tor that Of
6ce, and on counting the votes II ap-
peared that Andrew Seaton. ESQ.,, had
majority Of all the votes, and be was aC
cordingly declared nominated.
OamotiOn, John d. Cummius, Hen
ry Suffer, Jacob Ktch, Jacob Reed
and Robert Copeland, were unanimeus'
ly appointed delegates 70 the County
Convention. ~
On motion, the following persona
were appointed Committee of Wig
lance for Goshen Toanship, for The en-.
suing election. s4 ~
Henry Stifler, sDsniel O'Donnel
John Hykes, Samuel Baughman, Tkom
as Albright. Daniel Hhe, jacob Fore.
man, John Mcclellan, William Ride
bsugh, Joshua BI,ckensderfer, Simo'
Beck, Henry Danforlh, Adam Msueh
aman, James Reardon, Robert Copelan'
David Kitch, Elias CulbersoD, Davi
Discher, Paul Buoy, and Jacob Reed.
Thereupon The Convention adjourned
JACOB KITCH,
| CHAIRMAN.
| JAcoR REED. Sec'y. ny
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LOUISIANA VOFES.-The wings are boas
ing Of great gain in New Orleans, and aitri-
butte it to change of sentiment in the people.
There has, probably, no change Of sentiment
taken place in their favor, evenrin Nsw0rleans;
for the way in which they covertly make whig
voters there, will account for any change there
may be IN the number of votes. A gentleman,
tnow resident in New Orleans, was in this city
some months ago, and stated to us the method
devised last year by the wings, which has, un.
doubtedly, been carried still further this year.
BY the constitution, an inhabitant 10 be enti-->
lied to vote, must be the owner of real estate.
/ 1t has been decided by their Supreme Court,
4 that any stockholderin company OF cofporas
ton, owning real estate within the states, Is le.
gal voter under this provision Of the constitt-
ton. Under this legal decision, land compa-
MES, for the purpose Of making voters, were
privately formed; purchase of tracts of wild
land, Of little value, were made; the stock was
divided into innumerable shares, at one dollar
each, and every wing to be found, who was not
a feeholder, was prevailed on to pay dollar
IN purchase of share, and thus become voter.
If he was poor loafer |; unable to pay even n
dollar, he was furnished with one from the
wing fund. Thus, the wings multiplied cor,
rupt votes, and brought out al! their party; while
3 the dempcrats, not suspeciing the trick, eoulf
oppose them with only such voters as were bo.
lndt J;ds holders Of real estate tits probable
that This corrupt system has been pursued to a
Loundless extent this year, in New Orleans, hut
tits not likely that, in the Interior. il wdl work
SO well, and perhaps it will hot even be attempt
ed. There, amongst the more ,nest, indepen
dent agriculturists, the votes win be Of a more
healthy character, unaffected by wing arts and
xubtn irAu Z
the peoples cause, and that ofthe democratic
party, which are identical. Nous vsrrons.-
, Louisiana will undoubtedly go for Mr.. Van Bi
rem in November. The little, low tricks Of the
wings may, for once, partially succeed, but this
2 unprincipled party always Loses by them in the
end. There is too much honesty, good sense,
= and discernment in the people, To be perma-
nently deceived byconuPt whigssry. --B0ston
Q Post.
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JAcoBREED, Sec'g.

AM ERlCAN ABOL1TlONlSIS,
IN NENGLAND.-INSULTT TO THE
AM ERlCAN MINISTER.
,EEx,ract from letter To the editor
Of the Boston Post, dated London June
%, 1901
"There has been another farce enac-
ted'in London, viz, a grand meeting 10
put down Slavery all over the world, bu'
especially in the Uniied States, The
meeting took place a, Exeter Hall, the
largest room in'Londou, where NEE.
ungs of this character. assemble. There
were present one royal Duke, many who
were unroyal, various other grades of
mobility, members Of parliament, gener-.
ais, governors, historians. poets, and al,
most every other description OF persons
besides forty dslsgates from Amsrit0 I,
THE latter mad many very long speech,
es; repeated tIieaecount Of every dread
| ful death among the American slaves
which bas been sold by The news-vea-
ders in The streets for the lasl Fifty years
1 will fed their native country in every
way they could; called on the English
to aid them nth MEN and money, and
! with such assistance pledged lhem~
selves in a short time 10 change the face
Of every thing in the United States.
i Among the means 10 be adopted was
a proposition TO refuse to associate with
any American coming from a State
4 where slavery exists; TO dismiss the pres
eni ambassador hoTe-- our ialehled anC
excellent eountryman, Mr.. Stephenson
: (the most popular and most esteemed
+ American minister who ever resided a
the British Court, and to import in fu
lure all the cotton they used, from In
dia, go as not to encounter the produc
i of slave labor. Some persons wished,
believe to include sugar 10 the prohibi
J. Etion, but finding moro persons preseT
u who made use Of sugar than cotton, tn
8 resolution did not pass. A Yiolant an
: dIsgracefuI personal attack was mad
u upon the character o! Mr. Stephenson
II by O'Conneil, who, having two year
g since stated several falsehoods at BIZ
h mingham concerning the same indivit
! ual, and being called upon by him, re
% fnsed either TO take back the statemen
Or or lc give him shy other kind Of salts
y faction, yeti ecause the man possess'
Of talents and moro brass than any 9th
ss character ofthe day, he is tolerated
r English society ola certain kind. Tl
only Americans who escaped The ire
:. iadignation OF the meeting, were JOl
r @. Adams and Dr.. Channing, ahdl o
" = almost ready TO believe that the primo
= pie reason for holding them upto adm
&, &, ration, was the wish 10 disparage !
~ - character OF their countrymeu in ge
!; eEal.
is. Among the speakers was the Duke
IN Sussex, the son Of George the /
10. s'lhat bloody tyrsnt' who sent so ma
Job aeetsahd armies to destroy and.murl
lev his own faithful subjects in Ameri
or. because lhsyl refused 10 become 4
y. slaves, aud who deIuged Iudia W
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CHANGES.-The Federal papers
are Dragging about the changes their
cause 10 making. We admit they are
making changes. that is making sober
men drunkards. The .'Friend of Man." /"
40 abolition paper published IN. Y.
gives the. following;
awe have it on good authority, that
in one ofthe interior villages Of this
State, there are no less than -four ind'-
piduals who had been hopefully saved
from Incorporate habits, and who had
subsequently, made ptCfession Of res
ligion; and were livingin good repute
until within few weeks, who havo al
of them been led to attend the hard CT
der" political meetings recently held 81
extensively among US, and the conse'
quence is that iney have all relapsed in
to their former habits of in,emperan ce
and made shipreck Of their future pros
poets for both worlds. Why do nc
some OF our cIergymen who are so for
ward to warn their hearers against 'ah
dirty waters of abolition" politics, fin
time to remonstrate with their friend
against the dirty streams Of hard eide
politics =
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Col. JOHNSON VS.. TEcuMsEH.-Col.
johnson in late speech, gave some ac-
count Of the battle of the Thames. 10
his speech occurs the following passage
"My brother James, and a braver and
better man never lived, charged through
The British, with one hale Of the battalion
while ], with the other half, undertook
to rouse up the Indians 10 the swamp.
They were not hard to rouse up, for TIE,
cumseh, a man transcendantly superior
to Proctor, in point Of real bravery, as
Hyperion to Satyr,' had determined
to make that hie best and most coaclu~
sive battle ground. We mel them and
fought them; and, when they learned
that. Proctor's British regulars had been
demolished by my brothet James they
began to retire. AT this momen. my
body had bee n perforated by FIVE bullets
and my horse could only be Kept on his
legs by the greatest exel,ions OF my brl.
die hand. In eudeavoripg 10 make hin
leap YER a log in the swamp, he fel
and died, with two more balls in HE cal
cass than ver i'll my own. A tall, goo,
looking Indian approached me with hi
tOmahawk ready fer throw. My hors
lay in position that did no. permit m
TO be exactly dismounted. pulled ou
loaded pistol from my holsters, an
sho, him. They cay twas Tecumse
/ shot. | care not, and ! know not;
would have shot the best Indian that ev
er brea,hed, under such circumstancet
without inquiring his name, or askiu
, the ages Of his children"