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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
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ps Medlaniee ylsnim Wlai
SaIpmuu gaein9er 1erel. 1871, NRC. 40.
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bnbcnce uuo sInpere ge9etfn, mtfa,e babel
intereeirt fuo, bae ein Scire SacIas IN Der
rbiaen Snd,e aus eer Court pen 6ommcn
Meas pcn Qedha @nuntp trgenqpn 1T, fueIs
der ben 3tcn Gag Wai nddifcns, Suii6 su
licfeta III, dttf ein Wedanics gien aufeiH ges
ipief6 s,pelltfigtes badlieinernes 98cbnhaus
spaRiio 5ue in Der Nrcnt urp S4'in Der 9ies
fe, nit eincr bndileinernen duhe, Is bel rs,
geIegen an Ter neifltden Seife Ger slIlen.
Strufc in Der Staot @llcEtdun, auf elmer
Gjruuelotte, 30 SuB in Der 8rcui uub $50
in Der Gtrfe, prdnieno lnblidb an elne qcfte
bes 6. Teubaro, meltid, an cine fffsutiidle
2ItIeD, morbid, all cine ertte bes SdIcmrn
Ndsinoer uub blflit al teia0ie 9lllen Stras
&c. gluf peIhes ale babel 3nirreeirte 81 ad,s
tenbdben.
SScnathan 9. Wlcettr, S6eriIf.
SelcriH'e 9lmfeiiube, va on
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
Jal,rsane Ia. ]
8eeinannaen,

Dirfe 3rihinq miro jebeu Wpittmcd, auf
fwinem.srcBen S,aper'0trpdl Brsen, NIT gang
ueiitn Sdriften, heraus9eaebcn.
Der Subleripticnss9xeisi elm z haler
ccs Sah,e, in ahtung.-
Sm Sda bies hidht aelhieht 70 rereeii eiH
Ibller une fuif unp spansi5 9eutS all9e'
redlnet.
Rein SutIcribsut trirc fir ipeniger ole 6
W2cnate au1eFcmmen, mc fetuer fann Die
3ritina dufasbsu, bis ale 9tildfdnee earaut
abbesahlt huo.
Netanntmactnuacn, prId,e eiu Mered
dnsmaden, wercen preimaI fur eiucn Ihaler
sinacrsft, unp Fir jeoe ferncre @tnrlidung
fauf mo ,panSi9 @tnts. - Gr6eere t'ad,
8erbdlinie.
Deienisc welc,e bic 3ettng nit Der pclf
reer Dem pcitreiter erbalten, mii1en fltit
nafur beSohlen.
AIe Sriefe an ben SerdHeacter mttGen
ctfre ee,seI1not iperceu, fcilit sreresn
iIe uicnt auleucnmer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
c[oferb Oarnnalt,

S6neloer in Ger Stlrt 9lllentann,
8ecient (id oieler @eteaenheit ieinen Suns
ben uno oem pnMifim iiberbdupt an,uiciaen,
bag er oas Q eiberee1 d, f ncd,
INNER betreibt, uub bae or ieinen gBohnrrt
In oas neuerbaute Naus ees bru. caceb S6'
ger, eini9e 1hilren unterbalb 9ree, Gdaer
iine Comps. Stchr nno beiuabe 9eraoe Dem
@aifbauie pes Scbu @rcs 9c9eniibsr, perteet
hat, allpo er biejenieen Die ihm fein 3utrniIs
en- ithenfen pHnEflih uno billig bebiefen miro.
Or ii banfbar fir bisber 9encfetIe Runp.
id'oft uub fnblt fIdl iberseugt, bas tr fId, Der
@nnlt bee publitnnis an ieiner nelfeu MCb.
nang fernerbin piirbi9 MAIDEN miro.
Gr it audi 9Iaent fur @ecrae 6. WeIfer's
"slmsrifaniidee SDifem gum slusfhneisen''
unc taeet odhsr Bic Ghneieer i'm eanbe Elm,
bel ibm dn3urufsH nnD es in stagenlheii gu
nehmen.
spril D. uia--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
DanttlStett(er

Secient fid, biefer Gisieoenheit feinen
Treunhen nno Dem publifum ilbcrbaHpt ais
jeigen, bae er has
Vlan 6irben uno 9Seben
nod INNER al ieinem alteH StanbpIab, MI,
aefdbr cine 1 Wrile BON oe9erspilIs uno ei
tle WeiIe bon Rrrn's WPubIe fcrtbetrsibt,
dIItpc er BAD CARPET GafInet' uno 1ifd,tiis
d'ertpetcn ucbeu rem SIarfirbeu fur Die bill
ligife preiie perirraen niro.
Or IN baufbar fir gencGene 8uuofdaft
unb bcft auf etne 0crtcouer eerisIteu,
Daniel Stethlr.
sIrriI ID. $-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
@Np&.
@drS24,

Der lluterfd,riebene bictet an feiney Daihs
fe, in SncsgEheitbalI Gaunfd,ir, as Icnmer
@ppe 81 Sertauf an. Wlan flHn benlelben
nddl YeIiebeu, 9cmabIeA rDer in Steinen, ers
hdlten.
Saecb Grhant.
strra Z, na-s sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
QB arMun0.

Dd I'D, piele gente unterifehen Ia bem
Maabloamm bes llnterieihneten in Siies
91heithau 10 fIften, H. oahird, erceen Sd5a,
nen anridten, 70 ip1rnt er hermit icldJe fe
In 3nfunff unterIaITest, inhem er geicunen III
Die eanDess@eieBe 9eeeR fie IN 9nfppud, ~
Hehmsn.
9lteranbw &Aalg.
gnbsgRbeithaI, Mdri II aa-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
Ocfrnfltchc Q3enDll.

SSreitaos uno Somiia9S esu 231sn uub
24ifeu 9IpriI an tsiren Sagsn Inn 10 lltr
8crmlttags, irlI an Gem lNauie bss perifprtcs
neu = bn gS dQner, fen, in Der Stabt
9IHcntnuu, auf SffentIidlcr Icnen perfouft
pereen:
GIne Sub nit Salb, Sen bel Der 2rune,
Srcb lcim SHuneert, Nrlid,t i'm Teloe beim
2tder, Sritt inn Snrb beim Nunerrt @jar,
bfn, ein WabcgauD SeiOboare, 9 8ettenuno
S.tIaeer, Q Sefsn nit 9lobr, @6ld,ranf, 2t
ithe uno GtnbIe, SpieacI, Settie, 9dnbfars
ten, WeIlhtcrnlhdIer, ein Isgduls gDagen,
SotteI, 3aum uno 6,cfdtrr, Gssf nit Gils
dlsrfdrnnf, rine 8 Gage llhr nit Sldiien, ein
groeer Trahr, Waiters, Sd,aafsIn lluc Cans
0e, ein grceer eiieruer 8efTel, 3tiber. Siidens
f,tTaEf iecre Safer, Sdrpeie, SeintnfneY nib
Pettorden, zine 9rcee BiteI, imo cine 9Insah
Builder, cine Sadubr, neblt elmer 9rceen
Werfd,ieocHbcit pcn NnuS' uno Sncbengerdtb
Sn lreitIduftig gu msIoen.
Die Scolnaungen irlIen dm Gage oes
Terfdufs befannt gemadt, III aIufwartun9
9e9ebeu fpsreen, bon
Saul Snaue, gIom'pr.
Nprtl Z. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
peafe g
0elGutcrtc @Ncni ppn
9lncern orer Soarhclnp Sdnrp.
gerlagsre6tgeGaert.
NurdD WrtuathlnccI.

q. pedfe ruo Schn, tueem fe thre 9eldlts
aerfe SFen, pen slnecru anempfcblcu, weld'e
70 bsruhnt segsn Ssuifcu @ertiItHla, nel'
{erfeit, @ugbruih9teit, id1wcrcs Stsenidlcpt'
en-. Sthmers in Der Selte ruo Der Srult,
Blntlpcien, Sdlnnpftn, S,tv,tIeffeu, Cruden
,poer '9Sunbbeit auf her Sruit, .&auen cn'
iifeH, Seitenlfshen, ihweres ceer itermdbl'
3 ges 9luslpeisn uno ole jeue Jfranfheiten Gle
,S,r gluesebrung fuhren, curtb psld,e Gau'
ass,ee ais Gpfer faues uno in eln fruhSeltlges
tsnab geltrSt meroeu, fir 9erndd'ldbi9un9
'ir1is munrhs fur elne einfahe l9rtdtung hdls
Ffeu=-tpellfen ergebenif ausclsrn, eae ile tag
ald seie alIer erfreulttfen Jiadltid'teu pcn
AeBRu puneerba,eu Nelgeu ron alltn 2hellen
Der Der. Sfaaten em{xangcH. Sebr cIeie,
-ssle FUR uuheiIiam 9ehaIten sarcen uno ete
fat ale ccfnnpg rerlcreH haiten, haben
enrd, neeen @ebruudh een gresten 9iuBen er'
fabren. @s Fam cine eie 9crlugffe gefahr
gE6emmen Speroen, uuo 1T 10 anSenehrn, bag
3alaer.es ntit 8cgierce eiIen. Nle Ruren
fpogcse .hieie .3Aidmmenieeung berets tcpuFi
ha, = ben 9iuf pelden es cemintelge unfer
ptrfcnsn ertdngt, ole, ellrd, @rfabTuna, i'm
Stanoe lIne rrn reeen 9Blrfnng su urtheilen
--bie hche Meinni1g, Die 2lerste pcn eeeen
Giafnfaaften hnteH, uhp Die fclaithe 9Inems
pfekInHg, bic fe erbielt, fpridbt peutlid, uno
nnperhoIen ncn bem EnBen uno @rfol9e cies
fer Wepi5iu.
TEer sAte 9Irtita in su haben in Der
Datrict Sruferei.
sIIentauH, Dairs 80, na-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
arrit a.
S(bulO- O-Ginforberult0

sltle Tiejcnigcn irsId,e ncd, auf irgenb ei.
ne 9lrt on bic SointerIaGenfd,aft Der per1crs
benen Maraaret NunBiuaer, IcBtbin
ern teicelberg Gaunfd)ip, eeha @auntp
(dmtcia Gnc, ipercen HERMIT ;um lcetenmal
nufacfpreert 3ahlnr9 an bic llnter,eid,neten
2Ieminiiirntcren, tis gum lien Map ndds
itcns ,u Ieiiten. Srld'e, rpeId'e ned, glnfcrs
rsrunaen an befa9te Ssiutcrlafenftaft taten,
fcnnen ihrc Nfedlnunosn pcbIbeltdiiet bts
gum obigen TotEm einhdneiqen.
Nder Wiiller, } orsr,,or
Nfter 0iotb ~ VI
S,eieeIberd 9IpriI Z. Ra-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
QGerDesl perlau9t.
Sfene Gaudc0eine.

Cine aan, ueue nne ft,cue 9lrf Gieburtss
unc Gaufifeine Gno fceben perfertiget nor,
ben, une semdhlte nHo an9emahlte @remrlas
re ffnc in Der Grudsrei bieier 3eimng, teim
siHlelE, TuseHb nnD AuHeert, ~ sinem off.
liaen Vreis ju haben. Srdmer uno anoere
tonf.en eamit wsrietrn irerben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21

Sd11Bnclltcr OpH Ecdld @dnllfb.
q. g. - @jc9eu fcldhc, Die ibre Qeiien,es
nid,t abhcleu bis ben Ilteu SunD, nddliteus,
III ecr Shaeflmmer i'll 9IIIcntaun, miifen
Suits qcbrad)t perceu, ineem eS Die @eIeBe
eEcreeru.
sipril z. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
Gin 95er;etfbntI

Ger Ierfinfer anelhnoiiber Maaren inuers
baIb gedna @0nntD, mic hieielten eem S6ide'
meiiler pcn teia9trm SauntD an9cgeben pcf'
een
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
qrtUat 9Serfauf.
S5efalnltntaCbutt9.

lie @pmmificuers scn eehd @auntD baben
perncmmen, ons bic uno od 3ipeifel iber ees
wiee pnntts in Der @nuntD 8ehnnn9 berrs
fd,e. Gle Incen baher ale Garbe;ahler elm,
I'D, in Der @cmmiBicners sImtsftube einsus
fuoen, mo linen bic TurhGdst bon nlIcn 9Pa'
picren nno Nehnunaen jeber;eit cfen lteht,
uno bic @cmmieiouers werecn NIT Bersuh,
Gen ieoc pcH ibncn 9eforperie sIustunft bars
nber 9eben.
Seurn geh,
y. @earIon SGommiIToners.
Gin. @eis,)
@drS 10, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-21
OH SSllcferhdnpler.

<N*S ~<$tNHNN NN'~NN<
Dn llnterScihneter his gum l(ten Suri slls
Ientaun perlaeen pirc, 70 bietet er bitrmit
frinen 8crrntb prn Sudern gum Serfauf on,
telfebeuo aus mgefihr
1000 Stif S'erh6r BON Sohn Sries,
1900 " 9uifi9e Sdn9er, uno
200 9Slit,tngon6 9eten.
9iIIe rerfiuflide l4crfe. Die teiecn ers
fern fnb mebrifens eiu9tbunrrn uuc eestere
in balbsbano ein0ebuueen. @r wiIrce oiefcls
ben su ciuem a duserit bintaeu Irels
ota6en, an EIderbdubler ccer Srdmer.-
@ian melce fId) bair, bel
q. q. Sage. ?
sIlIeutauu, gIpril Z, nq-to
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

American minister and Lord Palmerston
upon this subject, which will meet the public
eye as soon after the meeting of Congress
as Resolutions can be introduced and
adopted calling for information. Like most
ofthc correspondence ola Diplomatic char
actcr, where an important question is at is
sue, we learn that the words arc smart and
the ideas lofty. They were but words, how
ever, and how many of them are written, and
Of what purport, we shall know hereafter.
Fortunately for us change of Adminstra-
ton at home is change for the better. We
have a President who will study our Fore
ing Relations wisely, and act up to his duty
firmly. He has, too, the clear head and great
learning and sagacty of Secretary of State
second to no man as his official adviser. Al
home we are, therefore, as it were, fore
warned and forcarmed. Abroad, also, we re.
gard the change of parties as favorable to {
wise issue of existing difficulties. "ATory
ministry in England, and a Wing ministry il
the United States,'' is the only kind of min
istry that can be relied upon to do Justice t,
America.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

of n case in the Middlesex Hospital, the result
which is imporian; to the medical PROFESSIONAL
man was admitted into that hospital about Elk hours
after having taken ounce of laudanun containing
26 grains OF OPIUM At the time of admission he was
apparently leless the surface of the body was cold
coinenance pale and vid lips purple, pupils contrac
ted to mere point, respiration scarcely precep'De
pulse hardly to be felt. The laudnum was removed
by the sunach-pump, but, in spite of every oxcriion
the pulse became more unfrequent, and was at htnes
mpcrcepiiblc, when recourse was had TO electro,
magnetism, which was applied by means of small
battery, with coil and conIraci-brcaker. One wire
was applied to the neck, and the other to the region
of the heart OF orgasrium and by these succession
| of very powerful shocks was given. The good ell
Gets were very appcarant. The muscles OF rospra'
ton, and the diaphragm contracted powerfully the
chest was more fully expanded, respiration was more
fully expanded, respiration was more perfectly car
red on, and corresponding improvement was obser
| vabc in The counenance. The pulse improved ant
became more powerful becoming steady when TIN
current was interrupted for few minutes The ap
plicaon continued for several hours and finally
succassfu-thus clearly establishing The influence o
electro magnetism under circumstances hitherto cen
| sdered hopeless Bost Atlas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

NEGRO LEGIsLAToR.-They have had
some queer dongs at the late election in tho
Bay State. 1t seems that in the town Of
Townsend, Mass, the Wings, Locofocos anb
Aboliionists are equally divided, and eacl,
made a nomination for representative. As
in that State a majority over all is necessary
to an election, both parties urged the Adolf
tionists to withdraw their nomination, and
even proposed to unite with them on a man,
who should represent either Wing and Adolf
ton but the Abolitionists would run their
candidate or prevent choice. After two
or three unsuccessful ballotings, the two par
ties, vexcd at the obs.inacy of their Adolf
ton brethren, determed to give them full
blooded Abolitionist, without mistake. They
accordingly came to an understanding upon
the subj ect, nominated very black, but
very respectable old Negro, and marching TO
the polls in a body, elected him as repre-
sentative to the Massachusetts Legislature
by an overwhelming majority In Massa-
chusotts there is no disqualification as to
color, and the negro had agreed to take his
seat as a member if elected. 1t happended
however, that the polls were kept open long
er than the legal time, and the election is
therefore void. A new meeting is to be CALL
ed, and if the Abiltionsts hold out, the ne
gro is elected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

handed over 10 tie Capting that part of clean
corn had been tanning the chalf from, and |
tell'd him it was his business and Mr.. Forwards
business TO see to the planting ont | have
done my work in tanning off the chalf and now
they nust do theirs, and if they did not know
how, then TO let 'ihe Peoples Congress- do it.
that the evil upon the country had past oil from
"ihc rascaly and unPop0lar Banks and got
down among the "populariy' i,scII-and this
made new question ont, and had nothing to
do with Vcioes as it once had--ior it had rcachd
pint that Veto could not cure or remedy
And here left the mattcr-and now if you
want to know more about it, refer you to Capt
ing Yylcr's next message and Mr.. Forward:
Treasury report, and if YOU don't find it there
then look to Congress. And in the mean time
if you want TO trade safely, borrow ice in Angus
and agree to return the same quantity in ia
nuary, for every other bargain is unsartin I'll
Government does something TO settle this none.
question.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
DOWNING, Major, sc. &c. sc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

LOVE, LIFE AND DEATH.-On Monday last was
buried at the Quaker buryng ground at the village {
Woodbury. West Jersey) Anna, wife of lieut.. Bar.
ton now at sea- and daug hter of Hugh Hollng shead
of Philadelphia This, we learn 10y Philadelphia pa.
per- is the same lady who few years ago married
lent Barton against the wishes Of her parents.
divorce was obtained from the legislature, much 10
every body's surprise, The lady, however, at the
since lived with him on the small salary attached 10
the Office of amdshipman, recently advanced 10 q
lieuienancy. Her father has never since recognize
her. and she has but once been in his house. On the
18th she gave birth to third child; and on the 9Th she
received a letter from her husband stating that he
was about to be transferred from his then station,
and would be placed in situation that she would
not hear from him for perhaps SIX months. The ex-
element threw her INTO a fever and she died the
following dav Her mother, who had never ceased
TO show fondness for her child was with her, and
a few hours before she died her father also visited
her chamber
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

JouN Quincy ADAMs.-The Quincy
Patriot contradicts, on the authority of Mr..
Adams, the report that he had announced his
intention to decline being again candidate
for election as Representative in Congress,
and says that he will " be ready to serve his
constituents as their Representative in Cong
ress, so long as they may require his services,
and his health premlts him to discharge the
duties of the Office"
Mr.. Adams has recently been lecturing AZ
Boston, on the subject of the English and
Chinese war. We hope his address will be-
published.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26
MOURN NOT FOR Me.

Mourn not for me, nor grcve when am dead,
When from these earthly bonds this mind is free
When shall rest this weary, aching head,
Low in the silent grave, mourn not for me.
Mourn not when am gone; seek, with Joy,
A rest from earthly tolls and human woe;
There's Joy secure, there's bliss without alloy,
In the bright worlds to which gladly 60.
would not cause one thought of grief or GLOOM
| wonld not that one tear be shed for me;
For | shall s,tcetiy rest within the tomb
Secure from i'll, from sin and sorrow free.
And my glad spirit quick shall wing its way
To worlds celestial, pure, and heavenly fair,
Where joy beams brightly in eternal day.
O, do not mourn for me when | am there.
Wish me not back 10 earth its joys are few,
And oft the sorrow bodng cloud of care
Rests darkly o cr us, with unw.lcome huc [shore
Mourn not nor wish me back earihs giiols t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

DrrTHIx the PuIrir.-On Sunday last the Rev
Friedrich Tuckeman, OF foughheepsIe, while engae-
fell down in the pulpit and Immediately expired He
had complained in The morning offeolng unwell and
stated to his hearers that he did not know wnelher
Soon AFTER takng his text and opening his discourse
he ancd and almost mSd at S 9 hssI M h, last
iiIs Gute"- ,rrnchor among the Methodiss. but
was "cro Years has been connected with the Pres
I h',nrnn denomination lie served his heavenly
masiir with zeal and fidelity through one and use
mi r and has been summoned 10 his reward at the
age of 10 Yeas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

Bank" unless they come from the great valley
of the Mississippi, where, on account of the dis
lance of agricultural intercourse, the length and
breadth of the trade of the tllers of the soil,
from Pittsburg TO New Orleans, this question
ovcr rides all others.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26
] TtTIOTTIl WITIITVT1IW,
Your friend and fellow citizen.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
A PICTURE OF THE SOUTH AND
w EST.

We in New England know but little of
groan.-Read the following and wonder if
you can Il, the half suppressed, at all out
break of feeling. This state Of things must
be remcdied. The President cannot be
ignorant of it, and we have strong faith that
50 far as depends on him remedy will be
speedily applied.
TIE CURRENCY, EXCHANGES, &c.
a communication in the National lntelligencer by
traveller who not long since returned from the West
illustrates the evils Of our unequal currency in very
striking manner. He started with Virginia money
whercwh to pay his travelling expenses; but on the
Ohio river his poke filled with small notes of
local anks individuals, received in change, and
worth little or morning from home one three dollar
note being parted with IN exchange for breakfast
which, according to the travellers account, was a out
as much below par as the note. Having traversed
the interior of Kentucky with such means he could
the traveller entered Tennessee and obtained note q
| the State Bank of one hundred dollars. This he was
| Obliged TO sell on his return through Kentucky fol
eighty dollars Kentucky money. His narrative pro
cccds 10 say
! MMaysyille attempted to procure Virginia money
but failed. At Wheeling another attempt was made
but il proved unsuccessful feeling that tn
| Kentucky money would not 20 much farther, | ex
! changed fifty dollars Kentucky for the notes of thu
small bills, which paid my way until reached Ere
| dercktown, MARYLAND. There met with difficulty
for neither the Wheeling money the Ky. wa
currents but as great favor the landlord took iiv
dollar (Wheelinel for my breakfast and dinner AM
gave the change in two dollar notes of some Penn
syvania bank, one dollar Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road and the balance in Good Intent shinpasicrs-
ALL according to his sayso, current; but, havin
another fifty cents of railroad script, found my wa
TO larpeI' : Perry But there the Northwestern Ban
was even in worse repute than in Maryland; and
placed in the hands of the agent $40 dcposlte
was carried to Winchester, at which place was de
taiued two days-in getting shavod-Kentucl<y none
at twelve per cent. and Northwestern Bank ut ten
Almost every traveller who goes hundred mile
from home can tell a story similar TO this The mer
chants who deal with the Interior also know some
thing of the state of things existing re- ect
the currency. Is it not mn ntoerable thing that ihi
great country should submit year after year to an ev
like this, which is not only ANNOYING, emlarassin
, aud troublesome in the extreme, but which also pro
ducliye of serious losses all classes of citizens
The fact ought to be established by this time we thin
that nothing but National Bank will effectual i
, eouali2ng the currency. How many years ongc
must the country wal, for such institution Bal
, Hm0re American.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

IMponrASr MEDICAL DmcouERy.-A late number
of the London Lancet contains intero Ing report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04
GARDEN SEED,


Harrartrd Fresh and Genuine, shotesaic and retail.
4 RTICuOkE-tirrcn Globe
~ hSPAR AGtiS-t;iant ar Dutch
HEANs-Iarsc and Small Lima, Scarlet Runner, Broad
Windsor ooc
Ia l. Paris .;x Weeks
EEEl-Early Blood Tnrnp Rooted, Yellow do Long Blood,
Yellow French Sugar White sieslan French Sugar. Mansel
EEoroLI-purrr Cape and White
CAEBAGE-Earls May do prnion, 40. salisbury 90. screw
Early York do Nonarc landrens Large York. Early sisar.
loaf 10. acrsea Late Baersca Fla Dutch Drmhcad largc
Druca savoy Globe savoy, cured Savoy Red Dutch
NI'LiFGowER-Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
cARRuTlons Orange, Early Horn, Long Sndry, Altering
ham
CucrMRER- Early, Frame, Early Cluster White spincd,
Long Green Long Pricky, Ghcrkin for picking
CORN-Eary Sugar Early Tuscaroa
ENDivE-G Green cuflcd
EGG PLANT
KALE-Blue Cured Siberian cured Scotch Rape
Cole
LETTUCE-Roya White Head, Ice, Early Curled silesia
White Coss Green coss, Brown Dutch
MELON-Nnmcs, Green Citron Pine Apple Malta Winter
WATER MEI.ON-Fincst kinds
NASTURTIUM
MItsTARD-Whte Medicinal, Black Georgia
ONfON-Sver Skinned, Yellow Dutch, Early Red
PEAS-Landrcth's Extra Early, Early Warwick. Early May
Early Frame do Charlton Blue Prussan Dwarf Marrowia
Bishops Dwarf Prolific
PEPPER-Largc Bell. Large Yellow
PARSNlP-Larnc White
PARSIEY-FInc CURED
RIlJ8AR:I-I ndulatri for tarts
RADnlSll-Lonc Scarlet Short Top Long -anlon Nhe Iur
min Scarlet Tumip yellow do, Black Spanish
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sai;Asii-Ear,y Bush Orange VARIED White Crook Neck
TOMATU-I1rsc Red and yellow
TURNIP-Whte Fla, Dutch, DaIes New Hybrid, Yellow Nal
Ell flower ROOTS DOT and sEEDs-AIarse assortment
| POT and SWEET HERB SEEDS
''' many See'S 10 ''''' ''' WILLIAM PALMER.