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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

THE CASE OF AhDsfilf naN WESTON, U. s SN-Yes,eTday
Midhpman westoa appeared take lis trial charges
p,eerrcd by Commodore Charles Williamson late oiihs
U S. ship Warren.
The chargcsare Tutoring scdtiou' language on board
ship treating with con,umey and contempt his superior
officers while in The execution OF s duty, &c This charge
has two specifications one alleging that he addressed Lieut.
Cogdr in the following words II have long wished for
your hearts blood vii, have your hearts booi -
and on aaeber occasion for abusing Lieut.. Nobecallng
li,at officer dd liar, anil other uagenemany epthee.
The 2i specification alleges that ,ic accused sent cha
lcnge hi, superior officer Lieut. Cordeli, couched
mu,inoGs and scditious language
2d Charges scasda!ons c-nduc. IN c0nsprns with
three other mddies hbc Of the Marine Guard, in
order that he might connve al their deseron-
The accused pleaded not guilty TO The charges
Alter hearing the testimony Of Con-. C. L. williamson
Lieut. Noble aud Midshipmen Madison and Guthrie he
Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

u Ben.scrntic sPssig escscrai Csranist
tea regular meen2 of this; CoBimiet VIII be held at
the foadvay House THURSDAY Eyenin., October sth
t7oclocs ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
g. H. HoHaRr liAws, Sscro.,,ies o5 q
Ep y. CowLgs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

Or Hon. PIlHY MEERlcK, a arccentconvelttrom
the Whig party, and formerly a leading ANTI Ma
son. has been nominated FOR Congrezs by the Loco
Foo. of Worcester District, Mass. He is an able
nan. but cannot beat CHARLES fupso"- py ',.e
way. the LocoFocos are always ae',s''s 'n''
y,bias for taking up recent converts ior e'tflce'
bit no party pursue this policy more steadily than
Il. ar DO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

U The Wings of kentucky are preparing to
give their members of Congress great barbacue
at Frankfort on the 26tll inst HENRY Clay Is
to be there and they are making preparations to
equal the Dayton display.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
Dor,, fait 90 read the following Cert


sfsate.-Gentlemsn au machnist By trade, aud the
myself TO such an that tie system becomes entirely
with great difficulty avoid contracting severe coughs
and colds contracted cold tlom this cause about TWO
mouths ago. subsequently fell into The midst cl sohc OF
my machinery, which seriously injured my breast and
produced hacSng cough, and was, as consid'
eted approaching untimely grave was attenced
ly two physicians, who considered my case hopeless
however determined, last resort 10 try some o. yenr
Clarified Essence Of Iiorelound Cany. and after using
small quantity found almost nmedial relief, aud am
now snrely restored health. MY physician also attn
bn,es the cause my recovery 10 The use OF yoar lore
hound Candy. Yours, truly, J. r. MATTHEW'S,
No. Orchard-s,.
To sres,rs j. Pease 4 Son. No. 45 Div,ons.
N.B-All who sceptcal will please caii ana see me
in person. must say Peasc's Compound Horehonnd Gan
dy is The greatest discovery ever made j. L. III.
AGENTS; Rushton l. Aspiawsi. 10 Asor House; lie
Broadway and 86 Wlliani.s,. Kirby, cor Chnton ana
Division sts; Bassett, 6H Broadway: Timpson, cor. OF
Fulton and william-streets %
NJ Tentl. w ard.-..Jtstice 10 Harry Of tie West"-
Den,cratic CLuu Club of the Tenth Yard "A regular
meeting OF Democratic Clay Club OF the ienl ain M
win be held Columbian Hall on IhurSdsy essn,na o.
Ell. NATHANIEL g. BRADFORD, President.
ALExisoEs s ,ia'Is F. pIooef, Secretaries. os 1t
II Fifteenth HYnrd.--The Wiig Electors OF The
trltern ,r are requested attend Special Meeting al
Constitution Hail Friday EJenins, at u O'CLOCK, 10
,,ncse Delegates recommended -? Inc ScncfM C"ni'
mt,cc-[ See Names in yesterdays Tribunel
T. J. MENUS,
WM. l.. BOYD,
NATHANIEL WEED,
w lf ,lp,,pr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06


~ Hon. JouN z. KSNEEDy met with very
E vsre accident near Baltimore on Saturday last.
t:e was thrown. lror, his horse and lay unable TO
p,ove Tor some time, un, lle was accidentally dis
covered and taken home upon a litter. Though
he vii. be confined to his recm for some time, his
recovery s not doubted.
u Mr. wsEsrER's GREAT StEEcH, accurately fully
:, ported fos >ae the Herald olice--prce two cents
Wo have SENS bowels of mercy left, and as VIC
spoilsd The sale of that E.ctra-which was issued
with such unparalleled expeditions" we cannot
well,sfuse the above advertisement sratu,cus
insertion Trunk-,nakers will do web TO call
before purchasing elsewhere"
U We have received (from whom we know
nn,) a very neat Medal, TO be used we presume at
the coming Cre,on Celebration. 1t contains a
view of the Distributing Reservoir, and a cross
section of the Aqucduct, with these statistics Of
the great work: Length of the Aqueduct IL
miles; capacity OF the Distributing Reservoir
81, 100000 gallons; capacity of the Receiving
Reservoir 159. 900 900 gallons available capaci-
ty Of the Croton Lake Reservoir SOC, 100000 gal
Ions. Discharge in "a hours 2i,oeG,000 gallons
width Of the Aqueduct tube feet 5 inches; depth
feet inches descent per mile 134 inches 1t
is a very appropriate and tasteful device
The body of Mr. WERp, who recently dis
appeared from Middetown, CT has been found on
tho beach at Clinton where it had been thrown by
the tide.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II Reader have you seen Mr.. Nels who was born with
oIt arms and signor yivaldi Automaon Figures now
go some evening this week and be sure you
take the children.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II Genera! Committee ef Democratic
x.h;c Eeung fsep.-A Regular Mcciio2 Of ,hs on
rnr:pe - bs held B,oaiway House, on FriJay Even
ing The nj. OF October 1872 Al ,afpas O'Clock By order
ADDISON DoU UGHERTY, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II The advertisement of 81 Browns Cash Family Gro
cery in another column, forth OF cendue tn
Grocery business which we think will command general
approval. It's only fault is that of allowing modified form
of credit in certain The would be 10 allow
any man who diskes the trouble Of aaang change for
petty objects pay $40 500 in advance, iakea credit
for il in bis book and trade il out. See card
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II The aulusen,enis OF the New Ysrk Museum light
and entertaining the sort that persoa Tres whose
time engrssed with te OF business lie can for a.
lime bury oblivion all .u.os aud troubles OF rrae,
and he happy for an hour. And when such be
accomplished tor OF shng who peed ret and
rne by the eKperim eui
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

rr The Members OF the FRANKLIN TEMPE-
RAsyC E SOCIETY are hereby notified that Special
Mestsg viii be hdId at Washington Hail on Thursday
evening Oct. 6. ar y O'Clock:
Asa l. SHIPMAN, Secretary. o6l,r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
-J Ero,.,es. sVi,ig., iic.nc.-Thc Demotr''lC

Wiz w., M,, ~ tho CIV and County OF New.forh
viii hold rneetios at National Hall, o" r'nr''iay Even
ing oct 6 ls,s sbs.pssl ectcek, 10 respooa l- 'ne
h,c Nom nations i,,ely made at yracasc VIZ o. iiEI
Clay for neat President or the Gni;c States ana
BRApsB for Governor, and 8Ansis'. fukmAH '' isH''
d lo 10 transact such other business as may
e ,,c(,rc tie uecii,i. J, Sexpec,e that Ar BerIen
Of Ceores od other distinguished gentlemen from other
e.,,tes ,.lll address The meeting. By order.
ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06


rTSix,ccrth Ward! Arouse! AwHkc!-
Tkat same old Coon has mc"-:xt teenih Ward, take
pnicc'rhc Wings OF the redeemed 10th, and all Others
are particularly requested the corner o 18th
street aud lh avenue Thursday Even ng Gel Gi TO
un:tc in procession and proceed TO National i7l oo l
II Erankiin Eyccum.-Thr Lyceum WIZ meet
TN. evening halt past O'clock, al Columbian llai IN
Grand.stree The follow ing question will be discussed
has hc American the French Revolution produced he
greater benefits!
Indies and gentlemen respectfully invited 10 attend
OF IL F. H. HUDSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

&. n Jackson, S.crctirjc- ,s
c x. TAYLoR,I 10
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

Samogs y IS1s9 ,T.1,ns Secretaries. os &
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II First Wnrd.-At large sns enthusiastic merit.
ing OF the Democratic Wings Of the First Ward, held TIE
Broadsrect House Tuesday evening, 9Th insj Csirr
Balls WIS called TO the Chair and John c. Conno and W
Oakley appointed Secretaries On moiona oaios ior dele
rae. 10 the different Conventions, which resulted fol-
lows:
Far Senatorial Coa1tniion-
HENRY SUYDAMs,Js, YDAMs,s, WM; siN;i !; F. rhiSI pENIA'
Consrsssiomai Censxn!,an.
lsNaE. hSH aeborGkLh eaSpGkL fas THERoS /. caRMss
II cwEsrERvEIf, Sisr:f c'a,tst:sS! sssSS CLARK;
''-'i's, CHARLES McDOUGALL.
f,, motion The nrce,ing adjourned.
CALVIN BALLS, Chairman. s
JsaS G; c9xsos, 3,s,s, }secretaries os
II Fifth Wnrd.-At tremendous raeeung Of The
Democratic Wings OF this Ward held at the Marion Horse
or the 4th instant, on melton, Gen AooNlRaM CHAN.
nyEE was called TO the Chair, SAMUEL $ wYcSoEF and
Nm. Cook appointed Fice-ChaIrmen, CHARLES j. sHEf.
ARD and wM. N. BIRCH, Secretaries
Aer the cali of The meeting read II was, on mooe,
c,.,d That we now 60 into an election for hNe Des
-tes 10 represent this Ward IN the oousen
;ion five Tor Comfy Convention, ana urts iot Stba'o
Convention, anu tlat iiie sd"e w ' - ~ " "F
saG,c time. -.
On motion. II. R. puuham and T. A. Bokee were appoints
cd Tecrs At such ballot, the following gentlemen were
elected: ry,
CHARLES j H0WkLL HENRY l. HOYT,
WM. ADAMS, . WahH,
For Couxiy Delseotes, u
JEFFERSON BENRlAa, 0LCOTT KHlNES;
CilAS j. SHEPARD j. u. BATCHELLER,
JOHN J. HARNESS. r.
For Senatorial Delegates,
r a. BOKEE, wM II. WILLIAMS,
IL. X. DUNHAM.
a, a,ot;op The Delegates have power hu vacancies.
,n.. ,,;,. ...~,- THIS WI EST, LurrEss
nv ,ntsu and GABRIEL FuRMAN, the s.epg adjourned.
aooNIRaM CHANDLER, Chairman.
Il Nm " cook' sssoifsS vice chairmcn.
CuARLEsJ SnsrARp. Secretaries.
WM y. BIRCH,
II. Sixth, yyurd.-At la. re and respectable meet
,ng OF The Democratic "hgs oil The eta "aro he'o part
p,st 10 notice, at Monroe Hail. Tuesday evening, the
10 so,cr De,oc ,,es to attend the Senatorial, Con-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

u. Sixth Wurd.-At la.se and respectable meet
@ s m. D.mocra.c Wics of The Sixth Ward, held pcr.
,pant 10 notice. at Monroe Hail. Tuesday evening, the
Nh os To select Delegates attend The Senatorial Con-
and County Conventions, Dr. JOHN STEARNs,
:, = ,s arnou,c, Chairman und DIR. woop Secretary
On motion the following Delegates were elected by
~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

Resofed That VIC repcl the idea of division among our
.evcs under any circumstances that motto is Union
Tor the sake sf the Union' but that while ready 10
sink NIL minor differences for the good n The cause,
never will consent surrender the great cardinal incl
pies Of the Wing Party President OF the United
States. JOHN SlEAitNS, Cnalrtnan.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

The election IN Rhode Island appears 10
have gone Off'very qHie'ly indeed. The prov
idence Express ofTuesday says:
Agreeby 10 the Peoples Cons tuition meet,
ings were holden in this S ale yesterday, for
The election dfgeneraI officers. The weather
was inclemen, throughout the day, which doubt
less occasloued smaller vote than would
Otherwise have been poIed. The re'ur MS from
the country are imperfect; but sofar az we have
intelligence the people nothing inundated at
the threatened penalties of The Algerine law
have turned out and given hearty support 10
the Constitutional ticket
Since the above was in print letter has been.
received which stales that The Suffiage Pary
have succeeded IN elecllrg all their eff :ers,
with the exception Of one or two rep esenlo, yes
The same letter says that rumor prevailed
in providence that, boby of United S ares'
troops had been ordered from Boston and that
the greatest ex citemenl existed in corse equence
Of the supposed Interference. We cannot
bring ou selves 10 believe ha president Tyer
could so far forget the rights Of The People
as to d'rec, any interference in Their pollllcal
affairs by hired s'Idlerv. New e a..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
OHIO STOCKS.

Ohio stocks are up to 65 cenls on The dollar
IN New York. Thus 1t will be seen that we
are recovering from The wre,ched effects of
,helleys tinanc'eriug Of las, January which we
heVe already exposed and which resu lied IN
clear loss in Inc, auction sale of stocks in
March Of eighty thousand dollars to pay Two
hundred Kel ey s off 10 New york again
what this Corwin admlnislrai may do next
is hard 10 tell. OHIO stocks should he nearly
al par In New York city and woun be. if
bankers cid not manage TO I'LL their own C ffers
first and let the Iaborers 10 Tie lrs. The
extra session must put siop,to this kind of
bank management--Oho Salesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
The NEW NATIONAL DEBT,

Federal Whlggery has been in power one
year, and already one Of its great measures
perhaps The greatest, for i, Is the foundation
of all the res.-a natonaT debt is fastened up-
on the people. A national deb, of ,wen,y.sx
mIlllous now exists! Seventeen Oft In the
loan bills, and nine millions in outstanding
treasury notes, bearing interest indefhl,ely
until paid. Twenly.sx millions in debt. and
twenty six Yeas iDduailon, is tie length and
breadth Of The present dsbl; and If thls is i,s
growth in one yesr. Nhat will it be in few
years. if Federal Whggery remains ir pow.
en- Mr.. Van Duren's administration, in cons
qacnce of the deposite of twenty .seven nils
lions wih The States, and The inability Of ma
ny banks TO return 'wha, they had received.
was five millions in debt when it terminated
which II wou'd have paid tff with two years Of
the land revenue: deduct this fcm the total
~Touut Of he deb, and you have about iwen.
ty one millions as The work OF Federal rule
for thirteen mohiAs! These are fine dulnrs
for men who we're 10 carry on the Government
for thirteen millions year, and 10 whom the
late administration left an extra supply of FIVE
millions Of treasury notes, over and above the
current ipcome Of the year! The adminls,ra-
ton of Mr. Van Buren, left its successors 81
millions Of means for the wear lS4l, accord
ing to The report of Mr.. Ewing hrmself 1t i.
gone, and 2l millions of debt incurred or au.
thorzed, in addition! and one heavy Tax bll
and another still heavier on the anvil. Car
The Country stand such for four yearsE tn
old Federaliss of '9e were paragOns Of econ
ornv compare dio Federal Wh'gery Of I942
-sGlobe.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
THE. PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC GUIDE.
CONDITIONS.

I. The Peoples Democratic Guide will be:pubTisii-
ed monthly in numbers each containing hun32 pag
e. in double columns the IL numbers the yeaY make
one volume which will embrace more reading mater ban 10
found in 500 the size octave pages Price One DoE
lar year, yabe III Ulvanee' l2i peT Bunbs
g. 70 avoid expense ofposfNge, tile numbers published
will be delivered nearly free ofexpense most ns spae
places the United States provided hu
cnpies are taken at one place adI fes-
wardng package. - $ss:
g. Persons disposed undertake agencies for ihsPubca
on respectfully informed that commission will be allow
ed in proportion 10 the quantity ofcopes taOen. ;
james Webster Elm-streot New York, well known 10
TO the Democratic party overe country s the general Agents
for the Peoples Democratic Guide; whom all cnmmunitao
&C., must he madefree fexTense.
s-PosmasIers authorized 10 remit money, eeOf en-
pense, for peTodlcap,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
PROGRES OF THE VICTORIES.

We have already had occasIonftCquenlly 10
remark upon tie irumPhan progress OF De-
mocracV durrg lbvsprne, AID that not OntY
Sla'es and districts, bu' CT es those strong
holds of Fedetslsm, were giving US victories.
New York and BiIIimore appear with vastly
increased mSjorue1; New Orleans. Albany,
Portland, are tew a'qnsIi'oos; and to these
the city Of ST Loul. - now TO be added
And the city orce d,sgrhced by The Hartford
Convention came within Two votes ct redemp>
llon at the late lection. Tne usual majority
Of Federalism has been from 500 TO S9O. -
The charter elections are ist over there, and
were severely contested, and result in unI-
vershl DemocAtic success For the first time
since party hnesvwere drawn, that city IS un-
der Democrat eoloss The mayor, The ma
joriIy of The councils, nearly all line officers Of
almost every grade being thoroughly Demo-
cratic. Ia most Of these cities The Federal
Government holds great patronage. and has
welded noloriou>ly and boldly for political ef-
feet. DEMOCRATS, Of The most approved in
tegnty and capacity, have been thrust out, TO
make ronm for brawDg polulclans who pre-
sent claims for olfi4e like accounts for pay
meu'1 uHu WIN IeIeT to InolT pAsFoAeIllOHs ts
the pledges Of what they will do in future and
with the advantage Of Foitical station. By
these means,Ibe men IN power expected 10 be-
come lnvincbIe; % the contrary. they became
contemplate They loose The cites they had,
anC their victims are elected TO high places
See Preur! elected by the President from The
Custom house al New Orleans and elected by
the pecPe Mayor ofthe Ciy. Never did a
political party lose as much in 30 short time
as Federal Whiggery has los, in one short
year. Al the a'e II goes on, i, will be extinct
before the Presidential election in 1914.
Globe,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
THE OR E(i()N
Globe.

Senator Linn, Of Missouri, deserves the
thanks Of The country for The ef',rls made by
him from Time TO time, TO direct The attention
OF Congress and The Nation to The Importance
Of Oregon Territory, and of The necessity Of
some forma and decided steps on ihe part of
this Government to assert it's right and vindi-
. cate lie clam. The Senator, some wears since.
presented an interesting report on The subject,
which we not ed ia detail a, the iime.-
j. He has s nee revived the topic a, every favor.
able opportunity, but has not thus far, succeed.
ed in his audable object "A day or two ego,
his resolution was called up, 10 The effect that
notice be given 10 the British Government of
the termination of The treaty. between The Uni
. ted States and Great Britain for The join, oc-
cupatlon of Oregon. He also addressed the
Senate, and argued that, after all The nyestiga.
tion which he had made upon the subject, our
title 10 II was, in his opinion, indlsputable,
from the lac. Of our having acquired portion
OF IT from SPAN, as we'll as from discoveries
made by agents sent there by this Government,
Heretofore, Mr. GalIaIin was appointed a
commissioner on the parl Of this Government
to settle with British agents The conf citing
claims Of the two governments; but The prop.
osAon of Great Britain was of such nature
that it would, had II been acceeded 10, have de-.
prived us Of fertile fields, deep waters, & safe
harbors. In 1927 This Territory was very uu-
wisely permitted 10 become a matter of dis
pu'e, like the Northeastern boundary, and
they ought not to have entered INTO neg gotla.
tons about il; but they should have taken n the
ground that the claim sci up on The other side
was all attempt 10 plunder the Unied States of
the soil to which she was, justly enl,led. Thew
should have insisted upon the indspurabIe
possession Of It, both from the treaty OF l795
and the immutabe principles which England
herself had laid down"-Phll. Inu,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

A .MadrPrOot. 10 Young inEde who
was scofiDg at christianity, because Of The mis-
conduct Of lie professorsthe late Dr. Mason said
Did you ever know an uproar to be made
because an lu6del went aslrsy from the path
of moralyl" The io6del admitted thai he had
NOT. Then don't you see, said D.. NJ, tha, by
expecting the professor Of christianity TO be
holy youpay !. The highest cOmpIi,enI in your
poweIP The young man was silent.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
(In()II M, w =.

We rejoIce 10 learn that the Supreme Court
sitting at Cincinnati, have sustained the bank
Commissioners, in taking. possession ofthe Mi
ann Exporting Company Bank after assigning
ils effects. Judge Lane delivered, we learn d
very able opinion which completely sustainS
the Legislature III lis legislalions against those
swndlng chops. This puts matters right and
blown up bahks may act accordingly. Judge
LanO deserves the thanks Of every friend Of a
sonnd currency, in the State Rogues need
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

HOPE 1t is by hope tha we truly exist; our
on'y tue enjoyment is the expectation Of some
Ting we do no, possess the recollection oi:
the past serves bu; 10 direct. and regu'a'e
these expectations, the present s cmpIo, menl
in contemplating them II is therefore,; only
the future which we may properly be said 10
enj,y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
FxPREs,pEHT VAN buren, -Th $ dit

ExPREslDENT VAN buren, This di>tin,
guished Individual, wiih his friend, james K
Pau!d'ng, E'q arrived at New Orleans on the
12b. A depu;ation Of gentlemen met him at
the lake. Mr.. Preur, the Mayor elect, in be-
half Of the committee and the citizens gener-
ally, hade him welcome 10 New Orleans. and
gave him assurance Of the qualification which
The cit zens fell in being homo ed with his VS.
il. He toCk accommodations at the 81. Louis
Hotel. where his friends poured in upon hm
80 fast, that literally
ivan was a used up man"
BY theft kind atteninns.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

A Long Cane.--A traveller, among nara.
ions Of foreign parts. declared he knew Of
cane in SonIh America, bich was mile long.
The company looked incredulous, andit was
quite evident they were not prepared 10 swell
low il even if il should have been a sugar
en-, "Pray what cane was j. asked one
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

SwIFTNEss OF MEN i, is said tina, men
who are used TO it, will ou'run hos g, by hold.
ing their speed longer. A man will also walk
down horse, for after he has travelled few
days, the horse will be tired, bot the m an " i'll
be as fresh f1t'mo'ion as a, ,hss beginning
The kings messengers walk TO ltp pahaR. l0es
arlles, In Ia hours. H,liento,s ou,strip lions,
IN the chase, and savages who hun, The elk,
lire 1t down and take il; they are said to have
performed a journey of 3 60OSmes u less
than SIX weeks
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

RstOrf of NapOleon.- When Napoleon was
only an officer Of artillery, Pru.slsn officer
sad in his presence Srh much pride, MY
country fight only for glory but Frenchmen
figh, for money You a,e right. "rephd Ma
preon zach Of 'hem fight for what they arc
most in wan, Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
BY their kind attentinns.

TEvIAN WANTS The things most needed
there are pieces Of flying artillery blankets,
knapsarks-c cartridge boxes-tenls and camp
equipag ge-- muskets and bayoneis-S Spanish
saddle trees lnrs. caps, Bowie knives
canteens, cuIIasses and boarding pixies, and
particularly about 800 IL b balls, with aboul'
so stands l9, "a, and 32b shot, grape and
canister.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

DEATH of A CoNeRE>sMAN.-The Hon, Jo-
seph Lawrence, one of the Representatives
from Pennsylvania, died al Wasbn glon on
Suod4y morning last, aged fifi. four He
was gentleman much respected This we
believe. the sixth death which has occurred
IN the Penn >yIvanan Delegation s.nce the &c
lection in 1916 - New Era.