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and high claims in his own right and oiher-
wise TO such fayors-he has educated his
children at his own expense, and waived OPP
poriunities Of providing for them in the pub
lie service, that he might give his influence
TO others
Thus disinteresied in his public relations,
land not less so. indeed, in his privately no
has carried with him into retirement no spoils
OF Office continuing to possess only the COM
potency which belongs 10 Independence. and
that richest Of all possessions, the enviabe
reputation Of an upright life.
Whether in civil Office or military command,
General Harrison was always Just, moderate,
and concilialory, though firm and whether in
public or private life, generous and conside-
rate in his disposition, cheerful and affable in
bis intercourse with all and though warm in
his affections, yet never violent nor vindiciiye
in his enmities By this rare union Of ability,
courtesy, and moderation it was that ne sway
ed those about him. He HIMSELF on being
asked how he could control the militia he led
to victory, disclosed the secret of his influence.
By treating Them" he said. with affection
and kindness, by always recolleciing that they
were my fellow-ciizens, whose feelings |
was bound 10 respect, and by sharing on every
occasion the hardships they were obliged TO
undergo"
His published writings, which are nume-
rous, are distinguished by clearness and faci-
lily Of composition, and indicate, beyond dis
pute, that he possesses great cultivation OF
mind, as well as great natural intellect.
1t is not the purpose Of these outlines to
speak with particularly of the political opin-
ions of General Harrison. These are best
learnt by inspection OF his writings, his
speeches, his official or public correspond
ence, and by observation Of his life and ac-
lions. One fact, however, in this relation. 1t
is material TO bear in mind, Though honored
with the confidence as well of the Washing
ton and Adams as Of the Jefferson and Madi-
son administrations, and though heartily at
tached to the Republican principles Of the lat
ter, and one of the electors of Mr.. Monroe.
yet his public services have been rendered to
his country rather than TO a party, and he
stands free and untrammelled with claims to
the confidence Of his fellow citizens, founded
not on narrow party or sectional peculiarties,
but on the broad basis of tried patriotism and
capacity, unblemished integrity and his nn-
questionable devotion To the great public in
terests Of the whole Union. And it needs
only TO add therefore, that since his return
from Columbia, he has lived in comparative
retirement, upon his farm at North Bend. on
the Ohio, short way below Cincinnati, in
the enjoyment Of the unimpairedvigor OF body
and mind which his active and temperate ha-
bits OF life have secured to him, and in the
conscientious discharge Of all the relative du-
ties Of the just man and the sincere Christian
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM-De Rheumatic
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WATKINS ON C0NVEYANCING, is concluded
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pRENIuM WRITING INK----MA YNARD d
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T r Fischer, 9 Anderson, r. 5. Patterson, f.
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THOUGHTS ON DOMESTIC SLAVERY, by
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THE AMERICAN SWINE BREEDER, by II w
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NhE NEW NOVEL-Henry Of Guise, or the
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by Tytler in small
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" " IMP0RrANT PARTS OF KENTS COM
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit Of the Town Of Wellsburg
Class Number 3, for 1870
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, 2sth Of
March, lSf0
GRAND CAPITALS
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, S5,000 1000
$500, 1000, T,747.
% prizes Of $1,000; Is of $500, 20 of
800, 200 Of $500, &c.
Tickets only $40 Halves SO; Quarters So So
IS No. LotteY-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Certificates Of Packages of rs Whole Tickets $3.50 90
do do rs Half do 65 90
do do 25 Quarters do 80 so
For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages in
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ID. S. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington City, ID. G.
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rJ,REASURY OF KNOWLEDGE, Cheap.-An ad-
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GRAND CAPITALS. FOR MARCH.

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WASHINGTON MUSEUM.--The undersigned has
AN Of nd ndstare

WASHINGTON MUSEUM.--The undersigned has
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Of the Masonic Hall on 2 street. for the purpose OF
establishing hts Museum permanently IN this CITY.
In founding this Museum the undersigned proposes to
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least for few years.
N. b. Curosites of any kind thankful received as
donations or loans by persons friendly the institution
The second story ct the House win always be in rca
diness for Balls Fairs any other use for which NAV
jan 23-6t JOHN WARDEN.
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COUNT JULIAN, Tragedy, by Geo H. Calvert, o
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VIRGINIA S TATE LOTTER
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Class No. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday. It'll March.
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$4,000, $1,000, 5000, 5000, $500,
1897.
so prizes of $1,000
so do 800, &c.
Tickets only Sl0--Halyes &5--Quarters 81 SO.
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COUNT JULIAN, Tragedy. by Geo. III. Calvert o
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Most splendid Capital 5S,824 Dollars
Nett $4,000, and 100 prizes of $1,000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
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1929, $4,000
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6etoen 9d5tbaren @arlano bon 2pltiIana unb 8Dnun1
bon GDroz@arDlna in enem reauldren Gau1ffantpfe,
nm iId bic Mbtt9fe tbrer Oetnun9en nit prigeln sl
beneien. Sie fDnnten MIR nit gepalt 9etrennt pers
ben unD fdtmpften betDerlettt9 pe &6pntfer Shfei>
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3eies9ebnnaen gum @trfus fur Stter9efedte 9e1at.
@S mare 3ettoerd,wenotn9, ilber ber9etden 8prfde
en1pfnb1aue Dreot9ten 5u balten; oenn e ehen NIT
benz Gone uub Der Necralitdt unferer Gage TN 1obs
ifen @intlange .-9Sr faben beres in alien @eies9ez
|bungen per Ser. Staaten unsdbge 2untulte nnbriiz
Iaeleen. gSebb CAB odS Setfpel als er ob NIT DUFF
reen oueliren topllte, @rdoes ahebte, @tc1 ut err
fAeBen, ltno 9letob etem titrfden Grutbahn bumn1s
ffpl3 uno nn9eSatt9t 1T Der pennDloand 9lDenue afs
unb abipasere. Der Spreder bes oaufes bon 9rfa1ts
fas oerlteB etren Stuhl ilto ta enen Gsprdfentans
ten tteoer; etn @e1ebgeber bon 9butiIana bcB mad,
benz Spreder TN Sarrisbur9er Capitol ipte en Hes
prdientdrt bet anbern itts @ed)t, lnb BtBippt 81
labama, Soma, Oetd9an lnb aubere baben fTd beeie
fert, NIT btefen 3etert ber 3ett eleen Gdrt s ball
ten.-Sn BaQsSt pritseln ft bic Sanquters am tels
len Gage, ltro ettt Sdnforeftpr 1dld9t bent anbern
bas ptrn aus bem Gppfe. ca. 9. Staatss3.
Die Grieaersahl ber Stdmme, tpeIhe bic Hfeeierune
nad benz Weffen BON N1tBDnrt uno SirfanIas oeriebt
ba, betrdat 16,3l0. Die Dn Dorber in benleben @eS
Ieenoen uprbanoen 9epeienen Stamme sdblen 1914
Rrteaer, uno bic neiter rfmdrtS umtpcbnenben Snois
ldnerfdmme fDnnen 4S 1856 Srieger nufffeuen. Defe
ISnbianer f6nnen fetue be1onbere Jeeung haben ben
Trieoen NIT ben WeiBen Su erhaten bic friber bort
rpobnhaft 9ewelenen Stdmme fno ben neubnsusesoas
lenen ab9enet9t unb ate @rfabruna Iebr, baB es es
lbe6nd Der 9yseiEe it, feIrpr ben Girnn bii6pn t6
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-05-08
(?tas bem QBaf6in9ton 8lrtt.)
0,alnAS SnA. SRnAEnAA

Ser gericbt Detdpen Ger Sefretdr Der Sd1asta
poriee @cbe ber ben 3utano Der 8anfen in Ger 9e's
sen Union madte, enthdt pteI tpertbbpe 8elebrune
JSir entlebnen ans bemeIben fpIeenoe Der9leihen5e
Nndbt ibres 3nftaubes, naa ben 9emadten Ginberdbs
ten pom eren Senner, 1889, rnb erften enner 1910.
'- 1889. 1910.