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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23
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nc SrlntNlInS bon $1,000 auf bic Gntbcfllns
rcr Olcrptrenucr acIest, peltSe Die lceten
seMsr III jcnsr Stapt anlesten.
acct eines grn9rs6manncs.-6r. Iniou
8rpmn, ein gonsreB, Olltsep BON Gtaatc
Oleu Oprt, ltarb Dor aebt S0grn ~ SaQltcn
Spa.
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Iera in Opclcias, 81. ausasbrclben iei. Sleu
Orleans S!itter piptrlprrettn abtr oisire
@crncht.
Sn SufAlc aaein ioQ jeet biuIans(ieb SCI
mtg SanGr bcrratbls lein I'm rie Start
NtuOcrf his 5nr Grnote pamit 81 pericrsem
Gin Svittt if su OIllwaufis, 81, y. an.
9cfcmmen, rcln}ufclee anf ptr Gtue(Dralre1
HI Ghitn Gin tlGlnee G5sfeebt 8wlltben cen
Niuneta&cs uno pcn Der. Gtaatru Srups
pen pcr9gfalcn fem fell, IN ,prltbem BON gys
fern 40 unb pon sestern l6 Scotc 9ctlictcn.
Dian fctnft Ncm 0erlittt feiNsn Ulauten.
Gr0ttcrcu,-Dr 6traNsatbey elmer Sleu
JerIep 5tituna iaat CT babc etucu Seller Oru
er0tErCn sum prriCnt rrhaitcn, mcpcn Hic
Sr6Bte pIcr u0O Orcl pirrtc uno ale ibvi9eu
pier nno cInsu haIbrn 3rlt i'm llmfan8c 9es
mrlien batsn.
e5ntc 0luAr.-Giu 9utt6 8Uth unb cine
8rau lmp htrrltbc Dm9e fir Gothe bic ptE
rrn Nser:4 gu i'b&ecn wliIm. ge Silt atrr
Wenittru, rlV Hfioe uotb btr @5cb6nbcit nnr
ptn umfHI@8c srurtbeitCH,
St6Icnafr.--9cr prcts fir Die 2rauuns
tnes inlseu SPARES 1T i'm Soma Serritcyi
mn Sr'i 3ic9cnfcns cesr picS Bu1tbH lllGe
Grunptitruen.
Gcmrlrtt.-Oic Stcipbaurr in walbina;
ton gltp, l(uO rorlAcn 0rnnertlas perb1rt
prrrrh 'pe9en @omplcttWatbclr I'm 81 pcrs
Dnftn baB Jentanp az ptn lHrltItbcu Sc,
tAupGn pdfrlbtt ar3cItGn (eH,
Scrautt mo AelthIa9e 8luer wcls
der nenIicb cine $acuu8 Grucbt natb gIncin:
matt fnhr nne ticfcItr 9y66trnrbclis rcrt&NE
te, uuo pell CT mt lcincn G5eGdbiften n;tbt
fcrtil wurNs, icbllef CT 0latNtS in tcinrn 2Ga.
aen. Wahrcap pcr NAtt murbs ct pon cis
MIa'n 9tbnrten llbrrfAlIrnt furtbttar acithfa:
sen lLup Ir1AsG &flFfS tEtIntt. WIdn fAno
IpH N'h "''o'F" "'oFaFn V'llNnt'"9sir' mo
'"' ~" |'VS" ""F i'V''HFS 9oT"''N9'
Gin 5art'r. -Gn SemiGcr GbaIeF, iH!8r'
itpn. lpa5lertr pori9r Bp(Gc um aic GcltonS
SsmaB elNrs sHtbetItnen SntraaG, uro fa6
o@nn ethe patrr Stunpe ""f cer ipIRTitcn
"i'rnsh oF"SF"hss e'" ~'asn eef p''tEs
""FN"'''H F"'h' Was s'"'" "n0''" oFs'il"1
N'Hp''NS'" W"'0H e""" 9V"'B F9S"e e''paS
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HesrifNwcmmf nne e!leeen 10 BIZ CUNT lten
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23

EStna Eaup.
ane Salsfcncn, Wcttl talta, miro srfuht,
iltb 20 ftbnel ais mt9lltb bri mir IN neIesm,
ea itb ihr Satttn bon Wiehtisfeit mitsptbtls
len hatc.
:. 81. Bei1elbocft.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23


iammsnaefftt, meiihs i,epM reG tsu tsrabms
tsittn HerStrn III ben Oertiniafrn 9taatfn
@n9e'panpt nmeen nnb Ia her aan5en lScl!.
Or, 2elep's Slnt- Nllirn.
G5tnc ein fttbsrceGcacnm ttel ssacn bic ikeIn
GfTtttF unp ,5s9fn prn Oierfurp mo Oslnr.
r@li'n, orsr olr acfibrIicteu eft, ftc prn cen
itbieretra Nasrlccn unr Quad Oleri,intm
ven NHalidla!ee:n nne ageldncI,.Gsa Smpcrs
ttreu,
Gr. glien'5 Ulut- NilIer,
S5np Antl nuacg. 2lNti NNerfurial, 2lusiSaFs
lenhaft uno aeAcn aile &rantbct cr,ense,leeu
NNathen pbrr Sr9en tie GcnilitutlcH pirfeu,
EF S3utftan;cn.
&)r. EeioN'5 8lntI INt|en,
U}oA'n ARAcnenbct wcrecn tri junasr rao
1lteR, mannllcteE un9 mcltlttbsu, in allen
cSubAltlIiFn, obne NUdtatuua ben lrheit,
DiAg eeer ma'lt9sn >ctcu, Rno phne ,Smht
tnr &rtdltung,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23
2So it Or. 2eibp?
8a6 III Or. Qeion ?

"ls aAnlt lSNtioi cs mliTr,N! GSrir sj,,.
INC IT DON ielbit itd} itbnfI btrbycttcub--ruo
ieln NubW btale'tGt nen NnnrN.
Or. 9 y. ssiHe II fctprt! Gin rcauftrm
AppHfNftrr ais Ng}t atrgtfrt trrrl ne 0cts
tPffh DPpitt, eDapmon. 9ore, g5ltfcn, Sa1s
ip't Q@rr Sbrnsr, Drmeee, Samrs ,t,
Or. gt.;S. Scirp 1T CIT actprufr 01eunfrf,
p@nlfr 1chtIctt III pfiitu eyrtFitutru. MN ~
moot Nrn spArle, &oahrH, gcintvra pprr eis
Ailrn aus1upl'GbGn Orte, lpe!(he ac,p6hu(h
roN NuaGIAIbGrn uup BGtriiaevn anaroeke,
mGresn, ,rgItbe bsnfsn, turtb loletc SrjFs n;s
.'hsiiIEt0sH ahe l'lEnnhiscu Irldfer III bin.
ter9e5.n
u. .. |fibna'tt ntti;iHifbsW Natb unls
icN'f. III allen Sronfbe!teM Don jebtv O1otur
nho Hyt. refbnet MIR Sea 9elptbnlicttn Orris
fhr eR WteHlj0rn be e. NlellCirbt Ocrcraueu
lnAA an lrintm mlfttjln GtpDr uuc Ssiunps
belts empofIl, Slc. 10i Sloto 2te GtyeGa
nabe Der lBeinifralIr, (Gstbilp pcm acIpns,,
He'er ttno SfhlaR9Pn) Vbilabelpbia, no Gin.
Jig prrpArirt werpen, uno im 8rcGrn uus
&lcinrn nrytauft
1r. Geieys &lutspiuen,
GtenfaIiS iu reytaufcn Sci:
g. 81. GmItb II. gc. 2te StyaITt. uatp ANA
Wothen sS'pen mirtbsbauGc. "
s. Gtltert II. GO. 3ts CT. obsrbafs n,r
13sin 9trafe.
SrIrerltb Eictt, eGf ter atrn uno gsqcw,
biz &tralIr.
.. Us. Oafelr, Irprtbefer, gteasina.
e7arab 05. O1Orris, bc. Se
Sppa y. sen9' DC. s,nfatfsr.
y p Wfpier Do. 2lleutaun
S. 8. &innrrt, Saufliann .amratfer,
Wnlsrs Stbltp II. Smitb, DO. Samtnrs.
gelfnb gum Dertanf III cer 0rnFerei pislcr
sSelfnna, prtis 25 gtnt BE Gbaettel.
9hai 20. IS.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23

81. Ibin bnt Nit prtiT3 psralFn ume lit in
Htr 9ru6,rti bi1ltr 3ejfm9, ejnfIn unr in
9rIlIIUr 5Ah' 81 bd6tM elm fir bic bttrtftns
ZEN A2an'pnfr un0 &hn't!Ir hbtbt mi9NAss
2&Crt 1ttttlt:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23

1n&}na einrs 8ricfes pcn Or. %. g. tams
b'rt, oatlrt 1D"ibinstcn, Smli 8, 1889.
$50 fanc Shre Slnt pinsn ais eiurs ecr
he(Nf ihaRbarltrn NtfdbrunsemttsI, ,mslebes
ttb le anwanrte. ee5n Oct 9bat, itb Tin 20 AIS
treren init lhren Birf1lnae,,, eaE ieb Is(teu
Elm anpsrcs Ahfnbrumsemitte( anlpencr. oeb
9ebr 1te fat in alien &rantbeten ,ro Itfits
rnn9 nbthi9 It. gs 1T aneb uid,t immer rcr
Sal CAP let itc elnSl9 als Nbfltbruuasmittc(
aupsmSr. Stb tlnbe ea6 ite fir rbcumatiifbc
Stbmsrleh &ranthCitcn ret 45aut unp risIe
anoere 'lstel, ehen 70 iplrtiam fnb.
St' Orttrrsn 8. G. !SAnepf, gbarlee6a.
mil mn 26'!liam SrAucie, nm Wennjnlpas
nt''.-0r. :. 9. >lorp nnt 1iaaf .6albad,
Don 9teu prlrans.-Or. 9. O. {cYis uueScs
natb1n Oskrcc, Dpn Ecntudp.- q. g(rs
NEAR, BON Nltbmrnb.-G>r. Simpu @nrcp.
pon 9(attbeS.-9r. 8. y. Jarrrt, son 9,itts
bur9-itlnnen Der anacmrinen Qfsin,ina fri.
oaB Die 8lutssDl1cn pa6 aurrIhietartte ubs
tNhrunas uno Tiutreinlo,,aornittsI ffub. NM
elasntbnmhehe Wlittcl fir rbeumotbiCtbs ltes
rsL Nt"hFRettrH Der SaNt, ,&rrflret, Ghrin
e't bni'ltafht &C. &C., ipclthC6 lC icii,a(e ols
c"'tit p'ef "n9rm"nht hahrA, nno 9tbraustn
ltf III lhrrr tiAIitbcn Spraris."
S11trgitbs 3tuantHc bon eSnririhutn ftnns
ftH eEtntallF rorAcirat psreeu, her sic Sos
zen tnr Apprrtc!isn imr III arrB, nm sercn
'D"E!'5trnnA 3t srlaubcn. 3u allc Gpltbcu,
oIc 0rlr9ent'it hatcn m6eru, m6ebn 0r. Sci,
rH Srnnrtt la9cn;
probtrt leitle 0lut Q>tllen.
Dor alien Nlittu protirt IL, c6e ibr rses
ttrt Anotrr 1n prckiren. G5ic marcn nc unkr.
FvIsstGcne-lW nertcn nit nntcfvcelatns icin
-tohnsn rie nnbrfrieNlatne ic.u III ein;arr
Iprer 21irtnnArn, neil eUacncmmtn pas ubsr
100, 900 SeaaebtrIn papcN pertauft purttu.
mo III nltbt r!neu elujiosu Safe ,r,sr siatas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19

Atuo alloys Of metals. A euriaus
snd valuable discovery has just b.eH
made IN the alloy of metals. A
Manaf.cfurero! Paris has invented .
composition. marh less ox,dable than
silver. and which will not melt Of less
than /" brat treble that which silver
viii bear; the cost OF 10 is less than
~ sn ounce. Another improvement
- IN steti; an EusIishman at Brus.
ssis has discovered q moje ri csstiHg
Iron % that u llsws from The furnace
pure steel. better than the brst cast
steel IN England. and slnosttqusi 10
that Which has undergone the process
"t beating The cost Of this steel IL
only a fsrth,"g PEE pound greater
'han that II east iron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19
THE LAST Card.

Much hiss been said about The isst card
which The Van Buren, parry had 10 play
of jusi on the eve Of the election, and
,hereby save, IL possible, the sinking for.
tunes Of the present administration; and
the Wings have been warned again
and sgain TO be on their guard. end pre-.
pare themselves for some desperate eIorl
on The part OF their opponents. We con
Tess that hitherto we have looked upon
this matter with rather Indifferent feel.
ings-disposed to regard IL a. The fears
"f some excited Wig. rather Than sup
pnse any sei OF men in our country, hold.
ing high and responsible stations, would
be guilty Of such abominsbIe crimes no
recen. events have brought to light.
In New York. mos, foul cons ir,ey,
gotten up. IL seems, BY some Of The mos,
prom'nep, Administration men, and ,m.
plieating some OF the mos, active and
worthy Wings Of the city aud slate. hs.
been fortunately detected aud exposed in
manner tina, cannot fail 10 rseoll upon
The heads OF ths perpetrators.
In Georgia, we learn ,ha. spuriou. en-
pies OF The Emsncips,or. an Abolition IA.
per. published. perhaps. in New Yo,k.
we're circulated just before the election.
In Tennessee, a report was circulated
that Gen. Harrison vas dead: anil We
see II stated tina. the same report va.
current in Pennsylvania. and ,ha, ,puri.
Gus copies OF the Cincinnati papers we're
pus ~ mourning. aid sen, out among the
voters. IL has turned out mnst fortunate
~ however. that IN every case the fr.ud
mas been deferred. and made ~ reco,I On
on The party iha, originated il. We make
these statements on The authori,y ot our
exchange papers--.he truth Of which we
q" not doubt ouIseives--and lay them
before our readers without commen,
All honest men Of all political parues w,lI
regret to learn tina, there are men in our
country capsule of descending n such
means 10 secure ,bei, emf.
and effect their vile purposes.
Highland lfessengsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19
From The Columbia Is. CO. Chronicles.
A WHITE NAN SOLD IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.

Our Loco Foco friends who have been
% much horsiied al The sale Of white
men in Indisns. have nov an opportunity
OF manufacturing . new supply Of indiS
nation upon g suhjsct at hons. We
imagine. IN advance. that We see si,e
isnder-hsarssd Edi,nr of,he " Cssolinian''
struck with speeehless horror. his hair
Standing up like rumpled hens feathers.
and bis eyebrows 90 dis,ended in smaso
ment 80 completely 10 buEs. their slusy
letters. We think ~e are perfectly sale
IN promising the readers Of The = Caro-.
linian" sslssss or columns Of indigestion
10 that paper nsxs week. upon This hsgfsnl
violation Of the rights of white men.
The follosibg letter from 9 friend in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19
rl.ahr. rs.p,tlsd sad A,lsvsa ~ ~

| rlsaI,r, Fespstlsd ssd htlaEtd ~ ~
aFaHna HIN.
/ TIE siElh h = faSaFiis aan. ana
like neat lsEoTI'rEs rumFs very neHl
briag sPsilrd. He - sras ta Collrgr.
sad Ihrrr ssqsirrs sans kans Irdge.
snd . coed esiinaaisa u himssif. nsl
~ chaacts 10 br srnl e. onr "A Ikose
railrges ~hsrr there i little later.
esrse bri@ssn The papii and iasirac-
Tor. and shefs . parcel u yoang nea
are lfIi ~tihoal Fuddrr ~ compass II
las masi siormy and Dangerous prrl-
ID u life. Hr catches. thrrrIsrr. ne
iafeeiirn u bad prinripIrs. and goes
iarih aith diseased aud impure spi-
Flt iaIa the SafId.
lie IL bird lanyer.--he has Ca
lrnss. perhaps genius; hr commences
lille sish FAIR prospects. hut still Nth
The idss thai lnriuar Is 10 be abtainrd
.ilhsat lsbar. H |, disappointed,
and hrcamrs dissipa'rd; he lssrs bis
irirads. and i ~ Ihr pnint of bsing
list 10 sseisis; but The yankee is still
IN him. liss fathers honorable ex.
smplr. his ma.hrr's religious counsel
cans his % aid. The gasd and evil
are - strife, bat The formrr prevails;
hr shakes nj his intolerance. he tram
prs his sirrs brnssth his feet.
dc makes q hid Effort. and r..
moves 70 re wide valley u the Mis-
sissippi. be sish.ishrs himsrlf ss Q
lasser ~ The sirinit, az some court.
louse. siiis.urrnanisi By The rrl,rs
II The farrsl. lie desnles himself
rsrsiaily 10 his profession. and II The
age 81 forly. j. hunored and respected
- the Chrif Jasisre of The State.
Such. or samrihing like this. il The
aisi"ry Of mssy Nss England FAR,
mrs. family.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19
SOUTHERN NOTIONS or YANKEES.


Suppose 0 Farmer ia Vermont has
six sons: one. perhaps. will remain 10
les stay and stat 10 the good old man.
Thep he ioiters dssn The hill towards
the ssnsss of life; but another frs,
get. 10 ~ school n asier, tbenstudiss
lss, d ,urisbes . ~hile before the
eagr.s. goes ~ Congress. and snsIly
Is G,srrB1r of The Safe.
A third pushes Of un foot 10 Boston.
nr'ses a siege for time, then tends .
bar in 2 sssesu for . while. and q.
last - clerk 10 . stDrs. Here be
gaias Iir coniideDce of his employers
al ssrnty.onr Is admitted into a
partnership. and - SOON q merchan,
VI rsssbIissed reputation.
ihs fourth iss Wild rowing fellow.
xho 6rst goes 10 sea before ti,e mast:
bot ihe Yankee 10 stili In him. and his
aid oats being sovn, b. 81 length
becomes captain of packet. aud al
The .ge of fifty 10 . weather bssieG
&e4Hka. end reIires upon copfspta-
sls inceas, ~& 50
The 6lsD Use pedisr, and circuiaiss
ua.ssre for half o d0zsa years
through ths SoHthern States. tie
then goes on bunting expedition TO
the Rocky Masntsins; after his re-
turn. he Off - siexard on board
. Mississippi steamboat. Being Of o
musical turn, be j,ias ssarsvsn. and
rlsys the rlarionst thru Ill The prin.
cipJ citirs u the u. States. He then
shvyts sif 10 Kentucky, where he
keeps schooi for . short iims. He
aext Semosss 10 AIsbsms. where
siia q espiisi VI txa or three uhou.
sand dollars. which be hiss saved, be
sets up store in . new to~n. still
tesersd With stuops. The town in.
f~sses, and our ,oang merchs AIT llou.
ta,hs ln due lime. be hiss extensive
rpispp lands. These he cpItiystes
1~fsa care. snd year after year. add
iag scrs A. acre, becsmss . wealthy |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19

hsEtss 81 koss brcsds, 5o.0eo -,
enwt. bulls, aRsTs sha hsilF.si laa 49,
shstPs 10000 seine, Hssss ssfs -. -
every mafainf. A CiErEssia1 -. -
rnds b. ils ophsi, Saintd > psiss q -
600 Fouhlss. Two hotsss fsem &C.,
= TsrlsEy. uers he ne1l i saees.. 4
Caesssisa hefsss hossssr. gsinsd , -.
extending % ahs lsngsh q ar F,rs.s
lssgnes. Winning slsks q 500 dpr,,.
and Ill The t~slse horses which - !,
asiRsi him. each 81 ~hieh sas wsr.h 1 !.
900 ronbles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19

The Erira Giobe.--This ,ils sheet
has expired by It's own limi,a.iun.-Amos
has Pocks,rd more than $4,000 from
The faithful, snd nos Issues PROPOSES for
new psper I" be called "Kendsl's Ex-
posiior." We ssres with . friend ihs,
he hassxposed himself sI,esdy sufficient.
~. Harrisburg intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19
SALT RIVER.

The fallas ING inlsi nsiiau fren
The phllsdrlphia DATED State. C..
zsils 10 Important u grratanmLrr n
our rilizsns:
.We are happy 10 stale 10 our v.
buren, brethren that The nsviga.l,s
Of Sslt river II In excellent order.
The shsls stream perfectly boaiabk
We faund n srry pleasant esnias
deuH q Tea ds,s since; and se dsukI
NOT that. all ihings considered. n.
ups ard navigation ~ilI be safe. A,
II regards The selllemsni. ae nav
say. from . great many years. resi-.
denes. that il 10 comfortable and reIir,
ed. The quarters shich oar psnv
orrupied.-a party prpysfbial 4,
making themselves camfnrtabls-sill
be oprned 10 the VanI Barren nea, asd
xe e0nurnd 10 them that agreeable
philosophy which Ne Irsrn,d and
practisrd 10 those green retreats; aud,
- u regards our iulurs movements,
ssssy. thai. having rossd up The Sal.
river our opponrnts. se reserve the
same eannoe faa ourselves 2henssrr
aur esuslr,'s cause shall 80 assd sgr
ro~ius ul,."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19

The Ex.Kins Of fioiiand.-Mr. Walsh
states ihsi The personal fortune Of vii.
liam. sx Hing Of Holland. 10 es.imssd 81
100000 of irsnes. snd The deficit
which he has LEI, in The public finances
IRON 90 10 100. O0o, 900 of forins!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-19

Helping one .ia0iher. - have heard
. story of q Humorous old gentleman,
WIN. hrarlag . dispute bsisern t~s
nj the servants. inquired what ~as
The matter. The hnuss. maid replied.
ibst. being srry tired. che had asked
The roachlnsn 20 fetch her . pail u
sstsr fraIp The we'll. ~hieh vas q,
sons little distance frsm The Louse;
this he lll-naiurediy and suriily 70.
fusrd. . Nay" said The master.
. | Gould not hsvr Thought. John. INA.
you could be 80 ungsilant - 10 refuse
To assist . frmsls. john sulkily
muttersd. 4. ihst II ~ss not biz placs
10 fetch ~atrr--hr ~as not hired IL
do ~" True. true. replied ihs mas.
Ter; - Asg yoar pardon for ssppas.
,ag that ,su ~ouid do sHy thing ib,l
yos acre not hired In do. Gu direct.
~. PM ,hr hursrs ~. and bring The
carriage 10 ihr dsor." 90 Iew mi.
n1ies The carriage ~ss snneancsd.
Shsa The msster directed The kouss.
maid 10 get In ~ish hsr pail. and or.
dered Jsha 10 drive her 20 lls well,
a. msay times ~ she required.
Mhrasssr ysunS people fssl .
sr1dsing disposition, and NM illing.
hess 10 render little services that ihsy
are mol expressly hired 10 psrforn,
lei ihsm REMEMBER The old gentls.
mans Humorous rsproof. ssd renss.
ser. above ell things. The prsespis "
The holy Book. ~hieh. " setrd On,
would prove The cure al al ssIhshnsss
snd III will: :. Luck mol essry msn
on his o~n things, but every Wsa also
N The things Of athsrs. bear 10 oss
sneiLtr's burdens, snd 50 fulkl tAs
Lao Of Christ" %
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a ReJuke Ladeed-New York has
put her veto upon the re election Of Martin
Van Buren,. -Four years ago. she gave
him majority Of $4,000; and now. afIer
TASTE Of his quality ss The Chief Msgis-
trste of . nation. this same New York
has decided against him by more than ten
thousand voles. This reversal Of jodg-
ment 10 worthy Of special remark and
notice. II 10 an eloquent Lesson to public
men. and comes - powerful voice OF
warning 10 all who would sacrifice right
Tor expedieney. or sink the character of
the enlightened statesman in that of the
groseiling partisan striving Tor the spoiis.
For Fifty years, during which The psessn,
form OF Government has existed. this 10
The ifst instance in which candidate for
The Presidency, much less an sexual PresI-
dent, hes failed 10 obisin the vote of his
ovn slsss! la . judgment upon his
measures, sueh 40 This. there can be no
nsisfake. From such . condemnation
there can be no sppral. Asst 10 The FIRST
instance of such observation-disclosures.
bgs deeisirs-lss % hops IL may BE- The
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From The satioaal ia,slligoaesr.

Fort Brooke. Tampa Bay, fE. ~ Oct. %.
This place now presens . very lively
a.peci; oil Of The 9th regiment are here,
eight companies nj The 9Th. and tour OF
the let. The Cd reginso, is expected
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n Fur IN .asia-'rhs fair OF 81. On.
""irs whIchlas.s fur weeks has ih, YES,
oeen nuneronsly attended. The T.,,,,.
cos'acs and cabard,sns brough, in 81. 900
~''d harses. |, aiso eolI-,tea ia ~,
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.


Encouraging Prospsct.-ws have
bren favored With inc perussi of .
letter rum the headquarters VI The
army In Florida. dated October -.
1910, which holds out The INST rn.
eouragins prospects for . termination
"ftbr Fiorida war. The fret ronfrr.
ence Of the Indians ailh Grn. ARMS.
iead bed 10 The terms which be bad 10
rrapnse 20 lhrm. 10 al uf Which they
sssented. and which are 10 be present.
Cd 10 the Government a. Washington
by sdeputstion III chiefs. This drpu.
taiion arc 10 come on this month.
The chiefs who have had iutersie~s
Silh General Armistesd spprar 10 BE-
anxious Tor The settlearHt nT the vrxsd
question. They sant 20 retain . por.
ton Of the country in Florida. bat say,
" The Government orders nthsra isr,
they will submit. should The present
renewed prospect 81 peace. under the
auspices of Grnrrai Armistead and
The brave officers and soldiers under
his command, cad in ibe fuliilment Of
nur wishes. ~e shalt BE- rejaieed.
Gsn. A. hss been indef.,igsble In hi
sxsrtions sincs be tosk command Ut
The Fiorids army. and, " he succeed
In terminating the ssr, HE counir,
will mol be unsrstsfsi. -siez. Gas.
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The P"iIadslphis Inquirer has 90
estimate that rs large an amount as
s3oo. 600 VAS iost in that city and
Nr~ f"rk by the rrprehensible prsc-
ice u betting ON the elections.
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adams and Jackson.--we publish
below the letter Of ]. Quincy Adams u
The commiiiee appointed BY The Whis
Convention Of tl.e Twelfth Congressiuna
Dislr,c OF Massachusetts. 10 notify hin
Of his nomination for reelection. and "a
request his consent % serve a Cznd..
dais. We commend III. letter 10 pargi
culsr attention; its sentiments are 20 iusl.
and presen, such . eonstrssi 10 ,hose
syossd and acted upon BY General Jack.
con. e. ~sy Aa .~ r......a- ...~
mr.. .7dams' Letter 10 Iie Committee.
Quincy. 18Th Oct. 1874,
.Msaus. Ss.omea Liesssn. JosiaA Hrighasa, ed
yostpA Riekards.
Genilemen,-I received with sen,i.
Inenss Of respectful gratitude the The nolh-
cation communicated 10 me personally on
The leth instant. and BY your letter DC
The preceding day. The l7,h and 10Th
OIL October are days If suspicious omen
in The anhsls OF our revolutionary s,rus.
gles. and | cannot bur derive consolation
IN the present condition Of our country.
from ihe msnifes,atlon spontaneously
bursting forth in every quarter Of he
land, Of The spirit which achieved The
victories of ,hose tso memorable days 1t
Saratoga and Yorktown. II
Ftom the 6rsi organisation Of the Go.
vernmen, ofihe United States under their
present constitution. until very recently,
. sense Of decornm universally prevail.
ing has forbidden . President af the
United States from all active or even in
direct csnvsssing Of votes ior himself. and
has alike interdIcted The exercise ofinliu
ence by any preceding Presiden. upon
The election Of his successor. Ihave not
fel' myself al liberty 10 depart from This
rule. and therefore have sbstsined from
attending 81 any Of the public meetings
held within the lsst twelve months, with
reference 10 The approaching Presidential
election. deem II my duty 10 leave the
people Of this Union tn make up their
'wn minds upon whom they will confer
he honor and impose The burden Of their
thief msgis,racy-and in pursuance OF The
'sme obligation. have refralned from
addressing my constituents, evea by let
Ter, as | had occasionally done before;
'us which could not have failed a, this
lime In be attributed to the desire Of in.
iuencing the election OF the President.
" even To motive snIl more selfish and !
'ordId. IL 10 source OF satisfaction 10 |
me TO perceive that the people in all paris
81 the Union. have. made up their minds, |
sthou. needing exhorlslion from me.
am with grea. respect. gsntlemes. |
-Four friend and fellow citizen. |
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.