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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-19
THE ExCHEQUER in KENTUCKY.


We are indebted 10 distinguished gentle
man in this city for the following extract of
letter, from decided Wing Of great influence
in Kentucky.-ED.
am glad to hear that the Exchequer is gaining
friends, and that there is probability of its passing
The great difficulty it has to encounter is the linge-
ing hope, entertained by many of the Wings, that
National Bank will yet be obtained. The two in
sttutons of that kind, which chartered in 1871
and 1876 were, in my opinion very useful in carry
ing on the operations Of the Government and in ia
ciating the commerce of the country, but think it
very doubtful whether National Bank, chartered
under existing circumstances, would accomplish the
object of its creation. To render an institution Of
that kind successful it is necessary that it should have
the confidence of the country. With the unceasing
and untring opposition which such institution
would have to encounter from the powerful party,
in the minority, and being opposed by conside
rable section of the Wing party, constitutional
grounds and having, moreover, to encounter the diff
fcues arising out of the present deranged state of
the currency, and the great of banking under
State charters it is at least probable that National
Bank, even if attanable, would prove perfect
failure
The Sub Treasury and State Bank system, have
been tried and abandoned; and am wholly at loss
TO know what system be adopted for managing
our fiscal concerns, unless something like the plan
proposed in the Exchequel scheme shall be adopted.
1t appears to me- that the main objections to the plan,
reported by the Secretary of the Treasury, may be
obviated by amendment and most sincerely hope
Congress may be able, by proper notifications to rem
der the plan acceptable to the country and thus settle
the very difficult problem of finally arranging the
fiscal concerns of the country. One great advantage
of the system will be- that il will be subject to amend
ments as experience shall show their necessity.
Yours, truly and sincerely.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
EYaislASSINlko

MARRIED--In Danville, on Monday
the 2ls. ul'; by VIM. Kitchen. Esq., Mr..
JOHN HOVER. of Danville 10 Miss
DEBORAH WARD, of Rush township,
Northumberland county.
On Sunday, the l3,h uls BY Joseph
Brobs.. Esq; Mr. PRTER aMUNGESS
Err, TO MARY ANN KLINGMAN, all
Of Miffiin township, Columbia county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

IN Attached Friend "A correspondent
Of The Richmond Wing stated tha. gen.
ileman by .he name Of Blanch, left Cairs.
in Cumberland county, for Missouria, and
carried with him hound dog. Soon after
Mr.. B. reached Missouri; he died; and
(s,range to .elD,he dog lel, Missouri, and,
reached Cairs some short time past. in
search OF his master the distance being one
thous snd miles or more.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

{ A younn lady named Mary Ann, recently
vent to ball with a bladder tightly blown
up for hustle. A gentleman acciden.ly
ran agars. her and burst the bladder, re
storing her chaotic form in its usual pro
portions. The report was heard all over
lhe town.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
WNIILO

HHARLES KAHLER, thankful for past favors
~ respectfully announces to his numerous
friends, and the public generally, that he still con.
tnues to carry the above business IN all Its vari.
Gus branches, at his old stand on the corner Of
Maine & East streets, where he hopes by his long
experience in business, that he Is prepared to attend
and execute all orders in his line Of business. with
the utmost punctoality and wormanlike manner, as
cannot fail to render satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with call. Particular attention
paid to cutting, and good fits warranted.
N, B. All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange foI work, and cash will not be refused.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 8, 1s42.-32.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

An eel measuring feet 7 inches in
length, was speared at Northumberland.
Pa. last week. by Mr.. Thomas Gaskins.-
|. measured nine and a half inches round
the body.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

Bankrupt in Kentucky. .--The whole
number who had applied up 10 lst October.
Tor ,he benefit Of the bankrupt act in Ken
lucky was 1870. The highest individual
Indebtedness was 100000: mex, highest,
1859 900: several Of near zoe, 900: a grea,
number from $4,000 TO 100000; and
some down as low as S70 $50. The assets
surrendered up amount to about million
of dollars, while the debt lquida.ed by
these amount ten 10 millions!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

In circuit of three miles around the
Southern part Of Bergen township Hud-
son county. N. Jersey, there are TIL
acres of cabbsges. containing 100000
heads,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

man came 900 miles, from New Hamp.
shire, for the express purpose Of Witnessing
the execution Of Colt; The officers very
properly refused TO crafty his brutal
appetite, and refused him permission to
enter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

A western editor. giving description Of
storm, says: 1T is utterly impossible to
describe the scene presented TO the eye of
the beholder in the vicinity of the dwelling
destroyed. We saw as many as four hogs
killed by the timbers;'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

An Erie. paper states that Mr.. John
Evans Of Millcreek. raised the present sea
son.on less than an acre Of ground. eight
hundred and fourteen bushels Of the sugar
beet.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
Dry Goods

may be found 81 the varieties Of English, French
and American Manufactures Of Wool, cotton, silk,
FAX and hempl among which is an elegant sssort-
ment of supetfilc, fine and common Brond Clothes
and Cassimeres Sattinets; Cotton and Linen Drill
Ing; Irish Linensj brown Hollands; Marsees and
other vestings, Silk Velvets; brown and blcached
Shrtings and Sheetings, Calicoes; printed Lawns
and Musrns, Mousine de lains; Chsllies; plain and
figured Silks; large variety Of silk, nnohair. and
Nierino sbawls and hsndkerchiefs, bady's and
Getlemen's Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery; Ribbons,
Gentlemen and Children's
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
CASH
AND PRODUCE
STORE.

THE Subscribers are about fereivIhg
and will open in few days, the CHEAP
EST and BEST assortment Of goods ever
hrouph, to This market. which they are de-.
termined TO sell for CASH and PRODUCE
ONLY. as sl, y,
4s7 Z. II. BIGGs. g. Go.
Nov. 8. ls42-2s. eg g
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

Joe. Smith, the Mormon, grows more
audacious and impious With The apparent
immunity from arrest, which he enjuys,
He preaced a, Nsuvoo on receut Sunday
TO an immense concourse Of mis- sbrethern.'
lie said in oue Of his late discourses ,ha.
Governor CsrIin was afraid he (Smiih)
wanied to be Governor, but no fears need
be entertained on that poin, as he considered
himself even now in better situation than
io would be if he was Governor or Presi
dent being Lieu,ensn, General for time, and
prophe, for eternity. either Of which he
considered preferable TO being Governor or
President.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
@DlYyADYo

DIED-Tn Danvills. on the 22tl pIt.,
JAMES HUGHES, aged abou. II years
son Of Mrs; Elizabeth Brown, widow OF
she late silas II; Brewn, formerly Of this
Plaes. 4 msg5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
STARS.

A child pointing on find frosty evening
to the stars, said with great simplicity,
'Auut, what are lhesel are they little GIN
tlet holes to let the glory throughl'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

You are always in bustle Kate said
a mother to her daughter. It's the fashion
Ma e
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

There is man in Buckingham County,
Va. who has wife who weighs ,379
pcudds = Thunder.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

6rsi society 10 dis very city as pure and
healthy patterns ofaI iha, is good and vir
tuous Steps are SOON TO be taken we learn
10 investigate this foul affair,and bring those
concerned In tito Justice
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that we have this day bought at
III Constable sale. as the property Of Isaac Buss,
the following property, to witi--one red Roane
Mare, one sett OF harness and Collars, one Sled,
twenty acres Of Rye on the ground, three
acres of Wheat on the ground, one Plough, and
one Harrow, and have left the SAINT in the possession
of the said Buss during pleasureand forbid any
person taking them from him, either by purchase,or
otherwise, without our constnt. iu7 II
s lsis5,t +. & LAZARUS.
Orangeville, Nov. 90, 1912. 7as eiAcii,r
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
LIST or RETAILO11

The following is a Iist Of tbs whoIessIt
and retail dealers Of Foreign Merchandise
In The county OF Colombia. Chased as a.
lows for i642 viz:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

Jcrseytown. Oct. 20, ls42.-ssA8w. g5+8t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04

It II nj oes Dampffd tffes Srita II ia
Npe Dan'pfIhiff Srttautu fam am Samita9 Abenb
unt lbr III SctpA an, uno brin9t eurppdld1e 0tafs
rtctten Bis ;um 4. c5orl1ar. -.
Oeut1 IL a Il o. Dureb mebrere mihtt9e TdDlifs
emerte ped1e ftrSltd tpieber in DeutItanb, be1onz
oer6 ut gSen tattfanoen, fdet1t cine oroBe 9ertpir
rnng I'M 0ehdftsmeien entanoen Slt Ien II. oaS baaz
re Gelo ident uberau Su oertwn6en. Die llnterneb=
er Der Dterreidd1en @tlenbabnen baben Der 9ieetez
run9 dngeSel9t baG 1e ben San pe9en Mar9el an ,tz
rethenoen @elomttteln, nebt fortIesen f6nnen.-Eer
Sdnee tte tpdbreno Dem Wepuat December Iebr Itdrf
in ben lbltden @e9enben bon Deutih[ano Die NOrets
ie Der Vrltebte fIno 9efaaen. .... Fl. St.*
eng an o-Das @'erltdt bat fId berbreitet, baB
eoro 9t5hturton ais Spcc1lgeianoter nac oeu Geret
Stddeu 9eianet tperee, Inn Die 9ren3reitgfeen enc
lid 9ans tns 9teine at brtn9en. ~
Son Sbna 1T rtd1t6 BON 9Stcbttgfett an9elan9t.
Ger Stnrin, tpedlcr cine Settlans an Der eu9tiIdeu
Snte hau1te, bat mebrere bebeutenoe Sdtfe serriln
inert uao mar Die Sdulo, baB etni9e adetfhtfe uibt
Iau6laufen fcuntcn. - .a"r '. -
slm "a. December eret9uete Id 9rpBes lln9liif auf
per @reat 9Seitern @enbabu, nobel perlpren um's
Sebeu fon1en uro 90 tDelit) oeripuueet ipuroen.
ran Fret d).-0er &6nt9 hielt bel @r6ffnuna
Ger &ammer cine lan9e &eoe, Die jeocd bel Dem 8olfe
gar feen slnfang fano. Diecni9en, pete Die tbuiol
frtnien Su Croen oerlhten, uno Dejeni9en, tpeldJe
tin BnnonlB tparer, fIub oerurtbelt Dcrben. t.
GuenliIet @olumbier ltnb Sra,ier, bic bret 6aupts
erfonen, o gum 9Doe oerurtbeilt roroen bic iioris
gen St big 20 jdbri9en 3!tbtbaustrafe.
Die gertd1te Dcn N9ter ldncn febr qitntfiq NbbeeI
&doerS 1T gdnSdh 9edla9cn uno hat iIo NIT $50 g
3etter nad1 Der 9rcn;e bon 03orocco 9ebtet, iber.
tbn icne ei9cne Qanosleute oerfoI9ten. I
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
Ser gaterlan6s Jreunb unb 8 eI1f 5 6er 3elt.= :

lhden' BON 100 e ber9efommen, unb Der bprtoe Nofts
metIter fol bic 9efebltfe Strae BON fnf Gbdler BON
1ener perion erbeben, welde bas 8er9eben perbt ST.
9eno anoere lScrte, ais Der 0ame Der erD an tDel
be fIe 9ertftet t 70 wen9 ol6 es audi fem n,Dqen
weroen mad, Der Netnun9 Oes GeleseS oI8 Elm ''!ee
mordltount'' betraftet. .....- =. -
Der 9roBe Mi6bralttb bes Srauftr prtpileaiums
miro ltreng 9emtBbiQist @r befdmert 1Id oaritber,
"baB 8refe at 9noere Dfters AT ercnen etnaeblcfs
'en rltroen, Die gum bcredftat etz
et nno BON snoern 9ertebene 8riefe pilroen Sfters
nnter tbren1 Sranf oeri6t, uno baB Ypitmei(fer in
I9cnflen EdDen oteies Setru9s Id fhuloi9 eeu,adt
hdcn. 9Sic bod int Stang audi etn Seoner lfebe Der
oa5 Gees 1T Dem WtB6raud, 1ener Gorredte lbertrez
ten n6hte, 70 lno oph Die pcfn1eer an9ewte1eu bic
Str1fe Durcb 9efcblihe Mittel nnoerdn6ert, ,u ere
3we9elL uno 1ber jeoen SAL Dem Deportement 8ertdt
Su ertatc1.
Yctmeitcrn 1T es Derbcteu, ais 9leenteu fir 3etz
tuA6 DsranS9eber 5n aoren> trenn fte tbr "6ranf'
beY Scrridtnn9 foltcr Geitbdfte benusen. Sin Yot>
netter mag jeopd1 Gelo CUR 8e5ablun9 elmer 2ettuna
fur etne oritte Deripn all enen erausgeber cintltes
Gen. unO beu Srtef fronttrer, tpenn er Dcn ibm felb
QeIhrte6en cber untcr1hriebcll 1T aIetn rpenn Der
Srtcf BON enter anteru Nercn unterIbrieben lit, 70
ta1 Der Dptnetter i'm ro1t franfiren GpIete Srte>
e 1olen fete anoere Scrreprnccns i6er ir9eno eten
'9e9enlta1o entta!tet. (Oan. Ga3ette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04

glN 15ten belhdfti9te lld9 oas s. a ba1tutcddlih
NIT Dem Bioerrufe oeS SdnfercttaeleBes bod oeHhoh
nod ntdtS gntfdeoenoes1 neil bic fird,terli(fe epn
futon herrIdhte s&@ -..%'s .r = = ".
sln r7ten tpurOe enotid, uuo ,par ebenfaps in per
9roBen gerplrln0, Die 9tufbe6u1g bes Banterottaes
tebeS int 8 auf nit elmer Mebrbeit BON 80 Stim,
men ourd)geebt o~ IN. -, 1'''
5m 9 cno t e, Der heute tpeber Sibuno beGt, NDur<
De Die Nufbebung ces 8anferctt9eieseS uno oe5 Ser
thetlung59cfebe6 6eiproen, aber nbts Gntiaeoenoes
Gethan Die 6efc,toere Committee CUR sI6faun9 eine6
Geege5 ttah bent @rhequerplane 6efebt aus ben Ses
tatoren TaImao9e, Nrelton, Bates, 9fues, BuGfer,
Merrld, Ocuu9 nno QShtte. ~.
9lm Is. beid,iftt9te 1d1 ba5 s. aus NIT Der gmp.
fan9nnbme oon Sttihrtften &C. ul1b Ger g Senat NIT
Ocbatteu, Die gu feinem Heiutt1te fltbrten.
gon 0terp>OrleanS. .-Scroeffern [Sonutaql Wcrs
gen fam ol[hier ba5 ShF Sritan1ia Don cs1naifn an
uno brathte 241 Oe6paagtere pom 9Sraf oe5 9efra1
oeten Sdiffe5 Sceand ppn Odore NIT. Oersserre6ez
Der 9ln6f Oteie Sdmmcrgeftaltert, bent @lenbe bes
alten Saterlaoc6 entcber1, UNI tidy ei neue, beere
Nemtatt 3u ihelt bic tbncn thre DbautoIIe aus Der
&ere nit a0en thren heltcn Tdrben bDrmalte ,perbeu
ie na ltinoenlnnsen GonesIdreden auf cine etu1ame
SanobI1f aemorfelt, nm bort cntflGBt uno tadt unb
dler tbrer Soabe, aler 0dbruuo ub letounQ beraubt
barbariIden llnn,eucten, ber un9emobnten Nibe uu6
bem fed1en @hn1a gum Spfer Su falleu Die Sprad,c
Derma9 nidt ben ammeroclen eInbltd Ut fdNoer, BEN
bteIe Wtenlhen, auf oem Cee bee Sehtfes umberliez
9enb, nit eu9efa0enen @eldteru uno boben, 1unlc5
1terenoen 9u9en, an elmer 8rootrute na9en6 carbrz
ten. 9lGe an tle 9etdteten Sra9en lber Same, Set
atb, 8efttmmun9 &C. fonnten unr perptrrte uno balls
erftifte 9lntrpcrten beroproden. Sonmel es IIno
Deut1d e.-QSir haben pom @apitin nur bic fol-
Senoen Jun.en erfabren t6nuen Gbeooor @utnanu,
8rauer, 8lorian GjutmannL 8rauer, l8. Sooerer,
Sleifher, @aroltua uno Sran3Sfa SDcerer, Iei1e Gi
Der, Secilta WeDer, eter WteDer, QDren; Sleeper eaz
riane WeDer, Sohann Jtcumeer, gSeber, Baltburo,
&aItenbad,. Eaper &lltenbad,, Sdder, Spf. Setnjt
beuan, 8ddcr, Soccb Riuer, Sdder, @5eorg Dtract,
Brauer, slnton Seetsmann, Sral,er, eecnboro &crn>
meier, Sfneioer, Scbn Sditel, sdneioer, Taper
Sir, Bauer, Ga9oalena Ba9ner, @athariua Srem,
9lnbreaS caulam, Mar9aretha Sau1an,, Saccb 6altz
fam, Bauer. Mante tpuroen unterfpess bonn 6teber
er9rtfen unb tarben an Bcrb. 8ele bon bnet fIl1b
Gem Siufer6en nahe inc Spttal sebrat rporben, uno
eiu Gbel orn menihenfeunolid,en 9lmerttanern uno
Srerlen ius cauS uno III or9fdlttge pAe9e 9enOmmen.
>aE ~, ....-. ..- .[Oeutfber Courier.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
1grfIIfatst let1tttton,

50 tunpr (inc Srrunprn ras puteum oaB ct nceb '
c fcrtfbrt n Utses 8ebaft auf eneu asn betann'
ten Stanrpunttc (m 5wepn Stcdprteeer on Sant an oer
3wci9en Su brtrcitcn.
So r9tlmaBts Die S1tuctten Ucpcn unc 3u(4ntt tsa
ci6cn cttrtn erbalt 70 1T ct pabnr in Den Sone
8efcet t9cn Nuforperun9en eine Sunf trrseH,
unb mic bct, ascmcnc 3ufrierbr ~ 9ctpabren no r
itt pel8 cnhrn, rcrcr ScB nod nbt 3u traren nc ale
Sunrtu n tepubntn rnpcrn r;rrt eur cIleeAr'
tc SebanpIunS a mmcr r mcbr ~ rrbienen nnc sr'
balttn Oiacbc muir tinmal rcn @crlud =
Canton Sulp 80, ls4l 3.t.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
Bot1daft beS 9oupernDrs NOrter bon Yen1,s
" flolOoflicr1. . .-r . s~

ke Gr6fnunS rrr r6tabsi8tn StsunS Der 0tftsScbun5
Diefe SotEhaft tpeld,e i'm DaDlY ReDftDne mebr oIS
,cbn Spaltcn fl, ,galls Su geben lit nts nidt r69Ii,:
fpir beIhranfen ullS oeBhalb auf eiuen 9luS5ug.
3uerit 1prid)t Der @cupernSr BON ben Shulben bes
@toats uno beretuet oieiel6en ouf 238 Dollar
uuo 78 @ents. Die 0anptd)ntert9fet beiteht BARN,
bag bic 3uIen auf Die Sulb, pelhe ettpa 1900 900
OpDar bedufen Die int cSdnuar fdQeen 3tnlen, neint
cr fDnr,en bes1blt percen- gr befla9t id) lber bic
Gauut0 @onlutiBpners, Die iber bic Bettrebung Der
Taren uidt aehortg bertdteu rlnb ld9 Dor, e we9eu
ibrer SasmIeti9teit Su betraen. Gr prtd d) ferner
Safiir aus, baB Ser Staat einen 9erpthtunsen nad>
fc,men l,no ndt baferott r1abeu mD9e llnb ntdt nr
feline orc6en @(dubt9er onoern audi Die QSerfene be-.
,abe Die an ben 0auten 9earbeet baben 9ber oa pic
ie Der 6tentlden Bauten Die 3tnen brer @rbaunn9ss
foen i,tt aufbrn9en, 70 trdgt er oarauf an elnt9e
berleben at DsrduBern, nantentltd Die columbia Gen
balm uto Die Nel1mdre Oto1ton oes pennlDodnld Sa>
nals. -. ... ..
Ser GScupern6r eebt fo9ann at bem Gapitel bon ben
3aufen 5er unD rdtb an, alien Das in rt9erStsz
una 9eeebene 8anf9eieb aunteben, ben Sanfen nn9es
fd,rtt einen Sag Su beittmmen, an welhem oeielben
peber anfauaen mnIcn, baar gelb su Sahlen, uno
fch(Sat pcr, ben erten SUM- D. s. basu fetueBen ober
ettpas frher pber pdter au eoenSa cber een bettt>
TEN Taa @r bd(t es fir beer, baB ilt duf enra ets
ftetoe, nelhe 8arsten sahlun9eunfdh9 tnb, ais ben
tcbt6bnhenShldf nod tdn9ct fort5ufescn. Die Jtad1z
dt bic man ihnen btsber 9etattete, babe bnen 3elt
qeaeben, ftd aus ben fte unrtnsenoen Sdtpler9teen
loSnpife(u Benn le Jest oaher ntdt 5ahlen tonnten,
70 pirben e ME oasu i'm Staoe (eDn. @r rpleoerbclt
{enen on oreiual ge9ebenen fatb, Die Vant Nctten,
ipelde Der Staat befst Sn oerfanfen to en1pfeblt,
feiuen Banfrcibrte su ernellern pe man ben tpabren
Gtano Der gn9ee9enbe!ten ener Sant n'dt eber te11
reu (erre. Bis {le Tire gefhdfte beenbt9t babe. ~
Der G;puoernIr rn9t icbatn eni9e Wdn9el tit Der
Observation-Disclosures, eat ben @5eesgebern ans 1er3
fir Die Sbulen uuo nantentlt tur o1e Gnflhrl9 9t>
ter Sd,ulber Su ior9en, oerthelb9t Die Seto9epalt
rdb, bic Organization MiliSeG eGompa9nien gu before
FcALS AnAC CNs.S t,a
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
5tarD:

1m 24ten Sonnar cbonnes xrut, Spbn Scban xrnt,
StrtiS ttt rriturs GrcBbcrrSbnm Saren int Otter BON
SaDren, Gin NRcnat uno xa9cn.
Qm 26trn Sonuar OlaSbacna Eruh xcttr ppn Scbannrs
Irb, int Qlttr ron Sobrtn, Ornatsn unb 19 1a9cn:
Nm asIen Son Glatet Irut <odttr ron eea8te S0ean'
ncs xrut, i'm alter BON Sabren uno cinisen EaSen.
.e -. .a.. StuGt unb Sricbe iGrtr Qfbc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04

ner>@bcr u 9rtr 3ct mrtn btr;i6tn Sant fur pas, tur
fein ebles Strthe' mir prurate 9rrSnisen abtattt.
s~e@'.f Gin Q tttttant.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
Oeutl(bes 0aitbaus

uIT Der QSeIt1Ele De6 @ulIul9 ~
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11 o lor a ttsIa amne.

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New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
bookkeeping.
rEUE Counting L ooms Of G. G.. MARSH,

Il So Cedar continue open from A. NJ. o P. NJ
order ta, merchants and others may avail themselves OF
Instruction that truly prnc!ca that eu-
braces complete routine ot commercial transactions and
mercantile calculations and one IN winch the student nclu
ally Keeps books house. o tLo>. WHO
with the advertisers rcpu,aonhe desires 10
say na his prime pa work on bookkeeping has passed INTO
editions thai receives the preference in ta New-l ork
Public Schools and other large institutions; and that he
himself has the honor OF being enppolned teacher book
keeping Tor the" Mercantile" Library Association OF this
city, Pre>pecr>s, with may be had at the counting
rooms n, al,aye jl8 lni'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

DlsrN,oS-In q speech made NJ i State Con.
ycnlion in South Caroline, in May, 1888 by H.
Barnw.ll smith Mr. Rhclt) that gentleman, now
a member o Congress. gave uttcruicc n the ioi-
lowing language:
Oncc. indeed my pulse beat high To-. tins
Union. Bu, the DAYS OF nv boyhood have passed
away and the bl,crcSt fruit which the experience
OF manhood has brought me, has been tile Know
ledge of my true situation, citizen {" tins con-
tc,lcracy.= Wha, has this Union lett for us IT
has us.Ipcd the rights, and ,ramp,d on the 'nde-
=pcndcncc OF our native Country. 1t has abolished
The bcautitul system OF liberty and Justice bcqucatl-
ed 10 hy our talhc,S IN Constitution, and has
buil, mp an armed deSpotism ii i,S#Stcad The
Stars pan e}e6 Banner no longer .coresin tri-
.mph and glory .tor me.
Sir. ii 4 CoNpEpEEscY or THE SOUTHERN
STATES could now be obtained. should wc no, deem
/, q happy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beyond expectation
ot one long struggle for our rights asan>, oppreS-
sion :"
And tins. is lnercly; specimen of the language
held no, onlv by Barnwc Sm,h hnt bv AlcDuihc
Hamilton. Calhoun. aud tay.,c. and this language
although decplv regretted and severely cenSurcd 4,
the North, Went unrchnkcd BY the citizens nl The
sayc-holding States-and Calhoun in the Senate
and Rhe,, in the House. al the prcScn, time re-
.s1,,ied as oraclcs bv the members o the South
And these same men who uttered OF approved oi
language strongly nrging the establishment OF
SoatherR CoAtcdcrGcg, cannot contain their pa
tiotic indignation when the venerable !. Quinc,H
Ad;ms presents petition from portion OF 'nt
citizens OF Massachusetts, couched ~ respectful
language, and PRAYING an object to which ne Is ai
rectly opposed, Boston Mer. Jour.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

BESTLKY's MISCELLANY for January, lust pub
lishcd by Mrs. Mason. contains sale Of The
: Razcd House, continuation of Richard Savage
The Philosophy of Smoking, and great variety
of other ar,clcs-in prose and vcrsc-Scrious and
cOmicn