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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09

Is 40 Gale ulaung " bat uadue ltas a. iaa,
exert oG the ul,aGs of The jufof.-- and n
admitted a A. good cause lug asa al, lilir
JuflsdictI0h 10 set aside The decision Bui
all ihis has nothing TO 90 with the maln
point OF TIE mefiis OF tie decision. 81.
tar as relates to l.icYt. ilooe. VIC know na-
thing. and they have nothing 10 10 y 4tl
he 1us 'iion ~c ate Ji.cussiag-i. c. The
admsH5i,iiy 81 negro testimony against
white men. THIS Is The great % alter
tbs At Is which does violence q The .cc!-
ings OF the people, aud which the Secre.
,ary OF the Navy aud the Preslderi have
approved. The .fth excuse - Ter the Pee
'iden'. aud Is fulI of qa,bh,ns, IL node
has aUociaie, PoiHse,i. IL is as folloNy:
II j. not deemed Heoessary 10 go TOR
" Their into this subject then merely 90
" add, that the President had nothing 60
" DO Siih the Court or ITS proceedings.-
/" The judgment o: the Court was spprov-
/" Ell aud carried into effect By The order
" OF this Depar,n rnt--ihe approval or
"opinion o; any higher power vas not
necessary
No one supposed The President had any
thing 10 10 With "ihe Court or "a pro
cecd,ngs." which we're held according 20
The Secretary. '.cn board a o. = Slto a
War 10 the BAY of Pensacola But he
had something 10 Do with them af'crwa.ds
Al Washington The facts are ihcsc -
The proceedings were sent 90 Washing
toni they were endorsed By Tie Secretary
APPROVED. J. X. GAULDING.
Lieut. Huoc then sppea.vd from the
decision OF the Court and the approval O.:
the Secretary 10 the President Ia his
memogial 70 that high Fuac'ionary, ho
expressly complained OF The illegllt,y Of
The negro testimony snd asked tie espe-
-ial attention Of the President 10 IT, The
/ Presiden, examined The record add me.
mortal. and returned tho same 10 the Ma.
" Department whit the f5.loW,a. endorse.
ment:
" The President finds nothing In N,
Proceedings Ia Ike case Il Lieut.. Hooe,
,rhieh requires las Interference.
" y. g."
This leaves no loop hole Tor escape -
Out Of bis own mouth he Il condemned
Bio, we vii! ~ The President the jus.ic,
10 say, his condgc, Ia this particular 1,
conHsiea, with las pas; lie, aGd 10 per
feet keeping with his advocacy of r.,
.Ntgro Suffrage. lie who hal maintain
ed the fitness e the .lluccu race 10 *
e,oise the highest rights OF a f.eeuaa.
hat OF eloc!ius Legislators and rulers
could not COT ,lstccily object to their com.
! potency as witnesses before ciyil sud Mill.
Iary Tribunals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
NO. "a.

gc1 ~csc F.sasei 10 seal ca lcald the sQusi-
90. i'rder, % Igiy 20 return you nay sncers
fh"haN tr 81 timely R rcinforcc mcnt. IN fat,
SOC ars ssr, r',heJg Ho,s r,fs "A, risi5ry esu,l
rsi t--s sssa -stts-sli aud equally assure Yea
ha' .'n.e ,.iccr aaj mSa behaved a. bccams
-t-.' >-..'t-s .rj sc4futu.
Nt.t b. pec,a.,Y. am So.
le-t essa.rnt servant.
OILY ER N. FERRY.
''Aaf ''. W ~ n iausoN, Com aandeT.
-tt.-' 81 ~. " ADny."
Perry uas a voluntary all 10 General
HAHsl-oS o, The victory o. the Thames,
a0t l' 'rd against bis cx'ierre per.
soua. la--ss. a. did hls own officers.
when be D. ed 81 small boa, from one
vessel 20 a-o.hr- vi,hin the reach OF
'L5u -ad a.-.l ..e..a.s. aad death deal.
luT cannon.
Dor N... H'sal n Eric. where Pet
- = Grst u1s u1sa. cans,ruci,d. and a
Town whose iis'-- BE- hallowed by a thou
'and clatial. fr--.',c'ious. need have 10
fear q anv lack of p,'rio, ,,si,srs from
their .'sia'ef States sietng On our great
INLAND seas"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
who Is Gen. IN. Henry HnrrisonI


Cot. REGARD NJ JOHNSON, Vice Presi-
denI Of the United States, answers;
WRo Is Gas. HARRIsoS' The ION Of one OF
the signers OF the Declaration OF Independence,
Who spent the greater part Of his large fortune in
redeeming the pledge he then gave, Of his for
tune, life, and sacred honor, TO secure the libet-
ties Of has country.
"of The career Of Gen. HAERisoS, need not
speak the history Of the West. is his history
For forty years he has been Identified with It's in
teres,s, its Petils. and its hopes Universally
beloved IN the walks Of peace, and distinguished
by hrs ability IN the councils of his country, he
has been yet more iusrrious.y distinguished IN
the field.
" During the late War. he was longer in active
aeTyice Than any other GeEerAl officer, he was,
perhaps, ofieher in action than any one Of them,
aud never sustained a defeat"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09

NOR The rssidus q ire present yeas Hfn
N ssfsapt--suHshis far dolbg ihs out york q
. family fqeh 81 EardaaiaE. stisadinE hofsss.
&c EithsF ss sldsiiT MAJ o. veil greHp boJ
uopid aubTrf ihe pufppse.
ush also 70 purchase "a solve boy from
Ten 70 e'Ehtssa yesrs % age. FOR whom q Toe
fai Prise vii b. uvsa.
ANDREWuUNTER
AprH a. lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09

C.NclNNArL IN. %.

GINS. HARSiSoN AND YAK REHssu
LAER.-Gen. iIi,r,oo returned 10 ihTs
oiiy la; evening, acc1Hg Panied sy Gcn.
S-llmon Nan Rensselaer,. OF New Ya.E,
and Mi. CilTsson and Col. Todd.
The CeeHng OF Gems. Harrison and
Van Rensselaer,, 81 Coiuu bus. vas deeply
allreiins. They had bCea captains ualss
Wayne. they tough. together al Tie tre
mora5ie Oaiue Of the Mdumee; and th5l'-
out long aud even,lul lie. have hcea
devoted friend, Their rnlfary service,
aud sacrifice. eve hem he GT,i o,ala,s
20 The gratitude 81 tlr,. country Gen
Van Rensselaer, commanded troap Of
dragons on the 20,h OF August 1891
and was badly wounded. initr late war
he lcd gliiaa, holy o' troops g. saul,
upon The heights OF Q4eCusiovL. Lr
siormed iud carried The rucmy's batteries
pom this occasion ibr dsliia guis he'd Gen
Brock fen sul Van Rensselaer, received
SIX severe w-ugts upon - htdy. !, -
scarcely necessary 90 fcEGJ 5gf reader.
Of The difgTlr6fnl fact. that all these GER.
viccs ard these wounds could r1: protect
tie call5ui soldier nom the proscIirIvc
system Ui Mr. Van nuren fle vas Poet
NiAf - ~ A''@'tf ".''s " ~ tFNRhHG iart
year because he would not Use The paisos.
/ age ct has oiI~, "a sup1oF' ~ tbs Ad-
miais'ra'icn. he gaAlrt Oh hero - on
vl'i,t5 Gen. I-Iii.on.-RFs5hoas.
wesaW inaVAn Bar,n paper last wtel
80. Rt..I,,.,.''o - s. ''I'' ~.
Itla, h. rs.si.ea nm. .1' ), ,-.,','.,'rr,
iio,bc ~ ~, trcr, go, 49,. Ws,,
lind 81 a, s,,,r.r,,. r,,l'l So c.,,.t,r.
tu,c4 fr,r, ,c fl'o,i,. l.lrr.,,..
/ Tih. =. S Cs-,Ye
! r,,,.,i ,,., II. r,.,...-. .f.,,s.fsSg, r.s,,
s4.ss s-g.is. p tlI. l,tt,,a H.-.ii ~ .,,, f,si
C,a H.yi'su 30 ha. J,g,naa.t p.asasi
e aouroa'. Wniar ii."u i''U-oo 81. ~
: |''e,n.t % i"d@nt '.i'h.'f ipl' 'h' ijH
-.
Tu JgFrrlsovo
{ .IsI --e.a--
a ncmia,tc wraH Ii- Hstr 81. r-I.
d.sr' 60 - crmm s.t-r r rn'rs n. sot
.raiy 20 ar7
=" 4"
49,, ri ~.
uy JfrvF-roT %
r,
I i"r i"efa ,"t'' N''NiDi
tons wa irartn.rte' 60 lrr senate III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
FOR RRNT,

WNOR term Of oae or more years, that sigi-
tie DWELLLTG HOUSE. With four shd
hses quarter acres Of Land sdjaeent, adjoining
Chsris.town, knoWA as "Dn0Bs Hiiln Tue
foaees wiil be put IN good order and the nsees-
sary out-bulidings provided. The rent ~iii be
moderate 10 acarsful and Puneiuai tensut. -
Possession given on The hrst dag Of April neEt.
Wish 90 purchase about 2500 Rails saitsble
foe post spd rsil feaes. also. 100 good 10
ust Posts, aud 5000 feet Of Plank. biss or oak
ANDREw HUNTER.
- a tam
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09


NORM EssrrRN BOcvpaRY The
most important business q ,he day. iG
the Senate vas the exposrion of The W.
cent despsfche, brought oui by She Creu
Wehern The hegoealion pforo,cd by
Great Bmisin 20 this government vas
read ~ tho Secretary Of the Seraie. a.
lhe call of ihe Mnue Senaiofs The
Prendont Of the q. States states. ihai De
had sceelfed the proFofed negociaiions
lf1HI ne Bsitsh Government ~ Faihef that
ibs British ned cuncnffcd 10 the negocia.
iion prypotrd iy he q States yeaf since.
The PIendeni 10 his mefssge also strongly
recommends On inmeditte ptoviusn
~ C5akress. ~ e convention 20 survey
ihs dispuied territory on TIE pert Of etc
Unred Sfaies
The two proportions concuffrd IN ~
Great Bfifsin ste 70 TIE following sGeci
Firi--fo sfplors snd survey ihe de-
puisd territory under joint eonmfifioa.
snd
sscondly--io submit he sJbiTaGon n
coy d,mcultita gfouing cot d survey
api t0blsraiisn.
The dsspaiohes. hovsyer. further sia's
ihsl ihtfs sfe macy ~ tie 8siaih ahici
eaonoi b. coucuffed So
The President. ia tabmiHihE BIS msf
sage, recommends special survey pIis
70 The joint comminion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
MaIQl, no

r--POsTPONEslEls T The above eais Is
postpoasd uplil The ~ dsy Of jpiy Court, nsxt,
Il nos privsisiy sold, previously hesides zoe
abow pgopsrt3, light WsBon, shd good
Whtit Fsn. sd May oihsr utensils iof iarHi-
iaE. Cor safe. ,. L. hAN9ON'
L.. III InLn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09

Amos Kendall tlue us'e
noa'h shoot So poverty r'fhirt 81 $50
L3ainiiie josual rui rp cbufy box
o be- oGice Coz ibs bensGt ~ hmos. On
opening TIE boz BE- found pitsyoae. q
fasiy rsi snd 'nsli psVtsf pap spoon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
store HOUSE for Rent.

TUVHE sTORE HOUSE lately IN the OoeuPap-
~ Of the subserlbsr, opposite cartsr's no.
tel Chaflsstown, is for rent The sitUaiien q
3 dsdrabls one. Possession Eissn Immediately.
JOHN a. SHROPSHIRE.
A. 81 IAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
NOTEfE

flhE No-p9rinefthip hefsiufnfa aEistinE b.
- tTeen hsEh l. Gsushss sad gesrea tiai.
uHFlgs o. esriain coi.irari 80 ths naitrrnors
saa aa'q NnH-hofd, dssiEaatsd b. spssidcaliss
Of 80 rea3 - Nos. 40 80 a.. Sea- sseliou. b
ihp AZ, iMsY g. $780, b. autasi sosssst.
efiaoiFeas HuGH r. eALLtHEn,
GGonoE NATTfEaLE 4
m..nala. EsFlr. llar a. laAn -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
Van BuFeIl Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JAMES H. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.

1N4S44&AAAS Iva SS&4AN 9S4as
ELECTORS.
Dist. Arthur Smith. Of Isls Of Wight.
do. John CargiIi, Of SgSeE.
J. do James JoaeS, Of .Ntnoarsy
I. 60. w. r. Baskerville. Of .ssekIsnSurg.
s. do. Charles Yancey, VI Buekinsha@.
g do. Richard Logan. Of Hsi5ar.
4 10. ArChib&Ii SteSsrt, e Pstrief
do. WIutHm Jones, Of Giopessisr.
do. AuStih peterborough. IF EsssE-
10. do. John Gibson. Of Prince WiIiisIH.
II. do. J. ID. HalybuTIon. 81 Mac Ksai
~ do. Thomas J. Randolph. IF .libtnaris. =,
IL do Waller Holiday, Of SPoii5yIrania.
IL do. lnman Homer, u IaHqUisr.
Is. do. Heroine l.. Opie, Sr, Of J6srs0n.
l6. do. William A Harris, Of Psgs.
IL. DO. J. D Williamson. Of Rockingham.
~ DO. William Taylor, Of ROekbriags.
10 do. Aug A. ChRpman, Of Monroe.
20 do. James Hoge. Of Montgomery.
u 10 William Byers, Of Washington.
~. do. Benjamin Brown, Of CsbsH
%. do John Hindman, Of Brooke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
IHL az uLo ERILNDLY fEILINss !

The kiad Old lrtgndly frrliuElt--
We have their spirit yet,
Tho yssrs sud yrsfshass psss'J, old friend,
sIass ,hga sod lest met
AID something of cray Time's advance
seems 10 thy fading eye,
Vet Is the sanie good hgHsst glsnes
lOtrdia umga gone BIZ
Ers the Mad old friendly feelings
lied ever brought one sigh!
The sarm old fr,snsily fcsiiugsi--
Oh, who need yea b. told
M othsr lake ssa biud The heart
takc thltr loved linkas 81 ola
Lbs bend Joy "a in yoaih IN clasp,
The tgash % -Es ssss si.s~,
Yst fls The ssme trpe hearty grssp
Z iusrd ~ igrr ego
Pre- tht isst "a fiiri.fig ferhuFa
iifd taushi COS trar 10 h9s
~, kssd ola liisn.ily fsslinrs!
%. tsgfn tary ere les d-sE
Breauss cans res9iisrfoHs
Me- nesi uf sith . tssr'-
Thas4h tapss us siafsd--fte ssriy bsasus
AulbHioa hoaad oar ~
Have Cd. siest irivnd hk- rcrnius dreams
Hciurr Triih's aeafehiuf fsyt-
gdH ue ts kttf a. tiiii I'll iseisfs
f.ai Sss''sa ssr g'a'Afai 4iy'
W syb isc. = General T.. Wbo psp s0
early acquaintance % ours add wbo vas
proStfbiai for msplicing iqg. wasa very
polite and friendly man Good morning
General said ve ave uere psssing he
gaFdtn whsft be va pulling weeds oas
morniog IN May. before The tun was up
Coed morpia replied TIE Gensrsl, E"
haze bees uofkia b re gagdiag . led,
Ofaib. sod I dscltfs i made roy
% cold had 70 Pot ny niiling
Ger brsaklsst, ] must 81 over ih'
sing. 70 gst some hnuing 70 cloth
# chiiArins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
NOTICE.

HAVING entered into an arrange ment with
n II Messrs. Webb 4 Markell, Of this place.
for the supply Of WOOL. necessary for my bust
ness. wish TO recommend all those who have
heretofore been suppIyin me With that article.
10 those gsnIienen, where they gill mset with
prices "a sl,isfletory - ever, and also With ny
Goods upon the same terms as allowed BY myself
heretofore.
also wish, respectfully, 10 decline carding
Wool. except for cash, - End q TO be a 'e-
rious impeachment TO my other husiasss
GEORGE PRICE.
ShepheEdstown. Feb. I3, lsi0--If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
TEnrrrs md Cnffle 10 saIr.

hA0Escs anu AAttkS AVE SAAr'
a WILL offer f,r ssIs on the fint day 81 next
suyeriof Cssrt. for Jeasrssoe0unty, q aHni-
Der % work Horsss, Cows sud Cafes, sud
other Cattle, on . credit of months
JAMES L. RANSOM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
NYhaI hns VIC. Vnn Rnren Done ]

The enemies OF Gen. HsRusoN are constantly
endeaVorlng 10 dePfeeiase his intellect and to IN
derfste his services 70 The country bo,b IN the
field aud as a statesman. Bot they are very
carsfol TO say nothing Of The acts Of their favor
re. Where arc the evidences Of his superior
staissmsnshiP Where the monuments Of ~
towering genius where the records Of HI
seryiees' What measure did he ever originate
which bears the stamp Of extraordinary wisdom
We call upon hrs fIieRdq 10 point to a single ae
performed, or measure proposed, which place,
h!m above ths foarh-Taie men Of the eountry =
or to a single service rendered. vbish en,ales
him 10 that eounlD's gratitude
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
FOR RENT.

HNHE pleasant and commodious A
residence on Congress- street, fHIlA
nov occupied by ?. P Cooke, Esq tkkK
will be rented ~ good tenant for
one OF. more yssrs from lt 81 April nest.
Appiyto ANDREW RBaNEDF.
FEB 3 i54O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09
pBta VALLEY JaOPaG,
Nv SIZE PRRRDsrO wv, IA. 49,

Nv - AHh = hFhAADHAVW@Fp ~ n
VENbE subscriber respectfully announces to his
n friends and the public generally, that he
has opened A NEW HOUSE or ENTERTAINMENT,
~ SHEFHERpsTowN, on the street leading from
main To the river, and nearly opposite Prices
Woollen Factory. where he will De pleased 60
seeomm odAte all whO may favor him with their
custom. lie invites q call from the public
they will then be able to Judge OF his acconmo-
dAtions. JOHN @. UNSELD.
May ~, t640-3m.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09

Ulk0NlE NG1IlRSa
Ofsvsyy description for sale At fIis q =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-09

i. !, = tx s''k T.! gee 49,. 's '.s ~, " e.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23

TRIAL FOR TEMPERANCE. s-The Rev.
Mr.. Plerpont Of Boston, is being tried
before his church for his erertions in
the temperance cahse. This trial, un-
dertaken BY small portion ofths pro-
prietOrs ofhis Church, largely interes-
ted id the manufacture, sale or use Of
Alcohol, is believed 10 be wholly new
in the aGnals Of any Church.
For our bart we can scarcely credit
the fact. We think there niue, be some
mistake We are unwilling to believe
that IN this age Of Intellectual advance
ment, any man or sci Of men, would
venture pabLcly 10 charge az crime
against on individual, his labors to put
down that hydra-Esaded monster. --ihe
love. of intoxicating drink.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23

THE CURIoUs FACT. .-Mr. Wise the
aeroDant made the remark 10 us some-
time ego. we published it at the time
that the vertigo, and sensation of sick.
ening in security always experienced by
a person on looking down towards the
earth from great height, is only occa-
stoned when sitting or stanOlDg upon
something connected with tho ground,
even If it be,.only by rope But thai
entirely isolated from the earth 10 such
feeling or sensation can be experienced.
II is a singular thing, and We OBJ
cerve thst our contemperariers, append
s"ifit be fact" in alluding 10 its Curl
Gus character. I'VE cen enly cay that
Mr., Wise gave il as the result of his 1e-
peated experience, and ls Wiling te
stake bis veracily upon the truth Of the
observation. Phil Times.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, at Two DOLLARS, per anum,
ifpaid within six months, or Two DOLLARS a.
FIFTY; CENTS at the end Ofthe year..
GFN Paper ,Oilcbs discontinued, un-
less at the option Of the Publishers, Gn-
til all arrsordges are paid.
Advertisements .inssrteds al the following
rates. r......-. .--.t
Fer transient advertisements, ole s..r.
square or less, three weeks for 81 ,0C
Every subsequent insertion, ,2f
One square for one year, S,0C
Two ditto ditto 1890
Half Column, l6,0(
One Column, 25,0(
Advertisements may be sent in through theIpos
Office free Of postage on the part of the Adver
, tiser.
Printing of eUsry description, szeeu'
ted on the most reasonable terms, for casl
or trade.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
FAsHIONAELE TAILORING

n OsEPH W. NEWBURGH, would res
% spectfulIy inform his old trends and
the public in general, that he carries On
the above business in oil Iis various
bran ches, one door East Of J. ]. Smiths.
Store, where he may at all times DO
fonnd to attend to all work lntrusted to
him. He 6auers himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as il can be done in the country. as he
intends at all times 10 keep IN his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and hs
means 10 receive the Fasbluus ikatnply
provided for.
To accommodate his ffierds IN the
country, he will take nearly'all kinds
country ptoduce.
N. b. One or'two spprebiices wan"
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of 10
aud I6, would be preferred. They. must
be Of good character, as recommepda"
tons Of industry. honesty, and sobrls~
ty, will be required.
Canal Dovet. Aug; 16. 1880. IT,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
A NEW WAY TO GET RICl.

HARRISON says, in his DayIou spescl
s'The..twO systems (bAOk and credl
systems, We suppose) are the only
means under Heaven, by which poor
i Industrious man may become rich with
out boWing to colossal wealth."
Indeed! FRANKLIN thought that, ''un.
der Heaven" industry and frugalty
were the ONLY means by which a
poor industrious man may become
rich. But a:greater than franklin is
here! n
Says the rich to the poor, work for
me to-day, and ! will give you a dol
lar.
Says the poor to tbe,rich Ihave worked
for you to- day; DOW pay me the dollar
Says the rich to the poor, here is my
promise 10 pay dollar 10 any body
that asks it, which is just as good as
dollar.
The poor man takes the promise,
goes home and gives tito his wife to
keep. -s.
A month afterwards he goes TO The
rich man with his promise, aud asks
for the dollar. .s''at
Says the rich to the poor,l HAVE sTol
PED PAYMENN. ....... ...... ......
Says the poor to the rich, you viii
not refuse to pay me for day of har,
toll; it is only dollar.
! SAYS the rich to the poor, il is no
Conveniant for me to pay every body
owe-so have detirmined TO pay an
nobody. The law gives you remedy
cue me il you choose,
Says the poor 10 the rich, il 60 I
law, it will cost me ten dollars 10 e
one.
So much The better for me and tn
lawyers, says the rich.
So the poor man goes away and sell
the rich mans promise 10 the broke
for fifty cents.
How mnch richer is the poor Ema
than if the rich had paid him a silvt
dollar for his days work in the 6rst in
stance.
How these systems enrich the pot
many poor industrious man, and W
men. too, in Baltimore, can anew,
from recent experiance.-Globe.
Hurra for OLD TIPl
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O. a abinet e t
Making.

THE subscriber thankful for past Iasors respect
fully solicits continuance Of the public pairol-
age. He is prepared 10 make to order all kinds
Of CABINET WARE, that issin common use
in this country, which he warrants to be made
in the best manner and Of good materials, and
on the most reasonable terms.
A lot of Cabinet furniture always on hand.
He is also prepared with the necessary materi-
ais for making andADnveying GOFFlNS safe,
ly to any part of ~ county where he may be
called to attend on the shortest notice.
VIM, ROCKETS.
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JOHN HERMAN

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAKSMIrHING BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF, LOcKPORT. where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togive him
a call. He feels thankful to the larmers for the
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, to receive share Of
public patronage. Having purchased quanti4
ty of Iron at reduced price, he will shoe Hor
ses al round with new shoes !or one dollar and
9 cents f9r removing All olher work done in
proportion.
LoeknoEt Sept. l0.h. 1870.
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YOUNG MEN AND THE SUB
TREASURY,


One Opposition argument to young
men against the Independent Treasury
has been exceedingly fallaclous
II has assured them, that under the
other system, they could obtain credit
more easily, and enter on business with
better prospects of success.
Now we hold just the reverse to be
the truth; for if credit could be ATTAINED
easier Under the old system. that it was
a deceitiul credit. given when the cur
renby was expanded, and money di-
minished in value, and forced to be re-
paid when contraction came on, and
money was more valuable.
Under such circumstances, bankrupt
cy was almest as inevitable in a few
years, as shipwreck in a storm on lee
shore, and and lucky; sure the few who
escaped by aid ofricher friends, or ta-
king in sail in season Those times
were excellent to make emigranls to
Texas, and explode CONNER cial boilers.
But these are times OF greater safsly.
Money is now plenty where security is
good; and who ever expects it without
when it can be pro6tably usedl Mon
ey, also, is more valuable, and when
pay day comes, will not, be 10 o,he,
cases Of bank contradictions, be worth
twenty per. cent more than when loan
ed. 1t then to be, used safely, ano
and With improper respects Of fsucces..l
Globe.
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,,bI;.l ss ,I,ree poiots writ cleatlt,f

,abIi.Lss three points very clssrlt.r
First, that Mr.. Poinsetes scheme 1t organic
thr militia, is 90 more aplan lotaise stand
ng aFmy than The present militia law Of Con-
sress,
secondly, that even if it were so, the whig
candidate General Harrison, has PROPOSED a
plan still more in the nature Of standing army,
and still more Objectionable on account of lis
creatings military class in the state.
ThirdlG, that the attempt to impug6 Mr.. Van
Buren's vSracity, by confaunding the project Of
organising the the militia, sketched in the report
Of Mr.. Poinsett to the President in November
last, with the detailed plan submitted by Mr..
Ponsetl to Congress, being after the Presidents
message was sent il, is as base an uct of knave-
ry as can well be imagined.--N. Y. Evening
Posi-.