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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
HATSNLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a

: ! the Pine O-chard-l This romantic and isshona-
resort viii ss conducted during the present season un-
der thc direction and o the subscriber
"a, undergone complete and thorough repair and u now
,uen tor the reception OF visitors No efou VII be pared
10 maintain the cseryedy high character which here
t,oe sustained A. heretofore, IT, sbl.s " W he furnished
vim every d.cacy that the >ewl orb market can ahord
ind every possible attention that can pron"ts the con'en
irnre and enlOymeut Oi IT. patrons VIII be prorpty Oe
slowed The road leading to this establishment aud ,spe
ally that part ol /: the mountain, has been rendered
reriectly smooth aId safe. go
lIes,rs r. Reach Cos. excellent line OF stages viii
r, A. heretofore r. gUary between the lansing and the
Mountain House, on the arrival oi The boats
-, T. REACH. PrOprietOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
NICHOLAS HARRIS SEN. LON
THF PEOPLE of the State Of New

THE PEOPLE of the State OF New
York to he srediic- next ~ hin lega'ee,, snl al
rrons ted tie ~ iaros Hghe lat" oi The
iown of IIgn ,fon. thr county 0f suffolk iece->'d
Greeting. You. and each of YOU are hereby cited ana
reop. .r.Onsy aud appear before our Surrogate
Of m, county Of suffolk. the Inn OF Edward Dodd, al
Babyloa the ,a towno Huntington, On the &h day o
Juy next IT scoch 10 the forenoon oi that day then
and ther attend The hna settlement o The accounts o
s.lah F,r So. surviving Executor o. The last VII and
Testament of H. .8a Aaron ghe, decessr pursuant 20
an order made AMI entered tins matter by the 'ad sur
rogaie.
g ven under the hand and seal OF office ot olr
L. ST. Surrogate. Al the town OF Rsernead, in sl
county. the eleventh day OF June, one thousand
eight hundred and iorty two.
IN law4wT GEORGE MILLER. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

u PHILOSOPHY OF THE PAssIONs.-A Lecture
on tho above subject will be s-vered By A. Brisbane At
the Fourier Hall III Broadway Tuesday Evening -rh
INST Explanatory Of th. Nature and inci Function, Of
the PssIon. JyS
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MUTUAL. INSJNA\CE.-On Dwell

VI iug Hoes 1ni Fumure only. profits rrufrei 90
the Assured. THt HOi >kHOIDERS' NITIAL IN
>fR4NCE COMPANY Ofhce o. " all Il. ior separating
the insurance = Dwelling Houses and Furniture rom tal
of stores and Nrrciard>e.
It well known tnai limos. all the LOSSES incurred u the
bu,ue> insurance the rnt of fr" burning tl IA
tr -fIl.. snt costly eo0f.
tn, ra>es the Use of insurance o thc household
cr lnl uav rn,, h'v r. hun tse very security Tor
,i.'th De- paws Bis pr mum.
Irr cash payments premiums form func, ~hcN, A.
ter rayug eVpenss and losses represented hy scrip and
>ue to the assured Ia popcuon 10 the aroun, OF Their
insurance.
IT., Company prepared to insure against loss or dam
aze fire. Dwelling Houses. occupied whole OF IN pant
such H1usrhoi F1rui'gre and al Hsa,ehod Property
ordinarily kept dive ~ houses. Every person n>ur-
ng with h, Company is enued 20 one vote for each hun
srcd dollars insured
DIRECTORS.
Gu ian .Nerplrck Robertson. stephen C7mhreleuc.
R0ht Henry Ludlow, samuel Martin Frederick Depr,>ter,
" iim H. Harrison, E'4k >chuchardt. Daui,i ~svWC'r
\. R. RODGERS. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

Thi, water used tor scrofl'u, hou> liver OF bowel
lonriauts indigestion and lfe, of the stomach, Ac
Jr,ia ne from the specimen. have uie Il j, also
pleasant drink. II pat mp quart and pint bottles AMI
hacked in boxes for transportation.
Th> water put Up N The most careful manner, IN
quarts and pnt, and packed 100 boxes ready pr ifan>pota
tom to any distance. Orders Wust be addtes>' 4 10
\ b. ID. SANDS.
nrnesi.ts Nos "a and lco T1on-.treet. a>o >oid by
Abraham 4 >a.is & Co, No. - Broadway, corner
Chnner,-.tr,Ut. DayiI sand, co, No. II East Broad
80 .,.,.r "a Mari, street INl2 Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
DKOWN'S BOWLING SALOON

4 N,,on'c Hall BrotdW In Introducing tii, e,taD.
nen % tra s'f.ce of gentlemen. ihe proprietor would
r atieni o 90 pu>.e g aisapis-e, -ursro. tn any
t,.v ever Vet produced is Grid and where he
Hl .-raat on uua,. ri7ied Nh vgnrty oilecuopa-
b society H ha. been me- ann the proprietor. 100 adapt
,ug t nerb hail 'hr purposes ut athletic rNrrcs, To
uln.h by I'll et pnoit0y regulations, s dypu"u' ifon'
r,ll prolctv, to IIlrs tbs 'r Pa, hren careful h d.,
lection ofa.,islfnts. and particularly uoe charged WIN
- .~urrr. ,uptrS SsiOu.
T. rang.i, visiting he city. and also c1ens desirons
,mus.leni and Lygorang sx"rc ~ durins tirir sb'
.. irom bushes. iU Hal has attractions o high order
nsinr by the elghuJl c00lu->s consequent upon IL sue
,nd perfect ventilation ind the order and ecorun prevail
i.r from strict dise ipnc among ~. attendantN
y BIN thi, >dlson will bS found ,N alleys. thereby
preventing the usual detention ouch objection ys Sm
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NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta.

u BLTNTINFN T, : I~LNNU'
pion and delivery OF goods, No IS Date iIl joan
Ne, lOrk-Dye and hnlsh superior mznncr' b,odI'
cloths Cas>meres Silks. Satns, SIN Velvet and fa'h,
Piblon. Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Couoh
Gloves and Hose Ladies and Gentlrncns Garments, Mo
r-en, Damask and SATIN Curtains Linens and CotionS
Cleanse and Re-hnsh Merino, Thibet and Cashmere
Sha~s Piano and Table Covers. Carpets OF all kisds
pruggets, Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs ChInI Cartas
&c &c.
J. orders careiuy attended to and promptly executed
r,92 NWS Efrn
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SARAroGA UNION sPEING.-The

- ARATOGA UNION SPEING.-The
- Wa pr 'rn ihi. >rrns ha,rs fen .o9sd by - h'P
! pF tHrc, 90 ts.rs-r 'a ,.e,, ..- "a abe med denal
F0Ferr, oi tte >sfs "a wsrr, lat degre- tie
gfnpr ri"s wcre mrce { anaistrd ~ .ing the
prs. 'ersln 1y d. , Chiffon. eh,u b Nss found -
. I-ri F iNfiieu oi u,rfa ard nt-ffirt nsredi-
s1. '' ibr sflon thaa any shsr >prng a. slri,ogl.
i',i l'n A. o u saiu, Sol ,frsry ave hesn -
sesss from '-e o.ora as dsiasu-hei rhy,ician,, ~h'
'l1'e 'aT"i iIr<Ti>r Nc, No,r ~, 'l'' Of 'he agr
Pnics>nr ID >ursery .nt,e Unvrr.,y ofNy.
JOHN q BECK. ND
fre.c,~T OF M'ier9 hr''cs 'u he Co,ege OF
ALEXtNDFE H. STENkNS ID
i'''N''' - Ps,s.-.,ns and Serseos> Nv
JOHN c. CHEESFM,N. ID,
Srrreon % tfr NrN Nrrk q ~ Hospital.
THOMAS COCK !. D..
Wee rr,.d,ntof ,se College OF Physicians ,Ih
Su'groe, NY.
G.S BEDFORD. ND.
Pro'e'~or of M'i"arry IN 'he .-- ce'eT'y y', Of NE
OPINIONS OF THE PRs>S
From ;le \eN-Nors Tine, lEt Evening Star.
Mrotc,fn w,rEs>-w@ would cal the sticn,on Of ne
lv wn,t t.,n he .cra fs, ,h. water o tle Saratoga
oon >prog' or a. oy ti"m, 5 proved ~ anaNsso
fr springs fuf 'croill'1', bilious h''r or ho"r cur
r.s',. n rf-ton 'ul s-''us 0. Pre- = nsch. "a hshF
Recommended by ihe most eminent of thr medical acOliy
and r. l'e BE-. has - en.n'ats '1cce>>iii W.
would. conn frv rrD1m1itai trial o to psrson, aiSt
r 90 t~ ''- l' comp aui' 'or whcn 'foa t. 'co'sbna'
ll,ii t'.tI properties, q seem pHcul ary adapted
Prom hc y .,srS D,iiy ii,~rtser
Invalid, ~lo utv 81 io - tn >ara.oga TO drink tie
era Water en- rer lls, DE benefit nf he remedy
ysr, trls cost hr stepping utoNr rrppcs Drug>ioe.
e B.oli street NJ T .se agent ot The owner, ot the
t-r.lu >gurg. Moss \. B. \ D. sands. \rN-Nork. \.
1 w,e virtues .tf fn h- uneonaet, and viii Keep
,nppvof ttc water n hrJc. W have received ,,Nersl
ot flsr, ftr owners. 90 have 'oru1 apparnuy A.
,-aA ,ns and lively wien bubbles from the cnnt,n.
The ~prus. understand sciargs, nthr rate 81 shout
our essn, yer minute and IT, Of 'he water and 4,
operations upon ar system ,'i 20 b. W"re asrreab-
han that tirr of toe otter >prnt> bus gallon 81
according IN ar analysis made hN DR. Chiffon, Pfacucai
-hemstoi New Nora, contain, the io.i0N'Hs ingredients
Grams.
C nre ot >0tiun. .1S62s
'hnnn' ~ Nisrest I'M
'aroniro. Line .........-....- Htos
Dbl 1N Ui l>rs,
1fhnret of irou ,<os
sinc of >elfls -r lni 3pn
trace Bromide oi rola,, uu, silica an Agrioa l57o
S9l9ol
-arbonc Acid Gas from water bottled weeks l6n.
Atmospheric -.
Sls7s
This water used tor scrofll'us. h,ou, liver or bowel
and Of the stomach Ac
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
r IkENESSES taken by the Daguerreo-

type Process taken at the mons corner Broad
Wsv and John.st in superior style, with all e modern
improvements without any regard to the weather, The re-
sui beng always the same.
I-sfons n the above beautiful art are given and ap-
parsins furnished al rao5eraie prices
~ q. All the apparatus used IN the business nay .. Or
tanned al the above place Also every descnp,on OF Nina
ture Ca> Lcnses Plates &c &c. Specimens may be seen
Al the rooms Al any time during tie day Jyiu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
NEW BOOKS.-Sir Henry Morgan. the

! Y BUccancer. a Novel IN sol,, bv VI Howard,
author Railin the Recicr. The Founan snu other
poems. bv ". &. Bryant. Mary G. Huwltrs new work,
lite Com VI Ich Care, How Toor Mtn Live t1.r .Or
Young persons vol Letters o per.1ns Who ar" On
gagged ~ domestic service b, Nj, tatierur r. Beecter
Professor Omsied's worh-L.i- and Writings oi Eh-
Porter Nasru With hints To parents and
instructors the training and education Of child Of gen
us. in volume.
Poems oi Alfred Trnny Just Published in Boston.
vol All the above WORK, may De- had 0l
iy20 SAX1ONk MILES, 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

II Meeting OF he Executive Council viii be held
This Ev'ning.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

4 YOUNG unmarried man OF respect
able connections desirOus OF procuring situation
undcr-cerk arehouseman, or any light an respccable
employment UncHccpuonable references and security
required. g.. os r,,
Letters directed to r. H. at x Martin Cos - john
\ viii nc.t with Immediate attention. Iyl9 3teol-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

DEPENDENCE OF WOMEN.

In our article before last, we gave let OF eight
Ainds OF Slavery to be abolished we will give the
list again as We wish to refer to the Dependence Of
Woman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
IFE PRESERVERS.--A

.oum.nt of Life Pressrvsrs Life Jackets, Ar Cush-
ons Air Bell, Water Bags Injection Tubes Ae constantly
)n hand and for .se By the manufacturer,
HORACE II. DAY, Successor 10 H. H. %.
;,ie i,v - Maiden Lane
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no LOAN.-Temporary ad.

" vauces made upon most descriptions oi aleabe per-
sosal prrery goods merchandise kc Apply at 81 John
street corner Nassau. Office No. 81 story open rom 10
a NJ fu
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" sons in want good Clothing and wishing 70 save
l- ihes- hard mrs would DO well to call al WILLIAM
DOISFN'S Sore No. % Chatham street, and exam
inc his stock ready made Clothing, before purchasing
the price. w ON
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
NHE Self-Instructor and Journal of the


IL 6rst rate article of Rolled and Plated Bras, can
ahSays be found JAMES G. MOFFETT III Prince 81,
near Wooster the lowest market prices Likewise very
superior article oi COoDrrs Bras aLp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21
EAUIIFUL COMPLIMENT
10 MIR. CLAY.

The following extract from The reyly
Of The Hon. Mr.. Arnold. To an Inyltauur
10 the recent Clay dinner IN Philadelphia
conveys compliment 10 the great fine.
rican SidfeSmaa winch Is as beautiful al
/, il jnsG
Mhcn skies are bright. and seas calm,
the mariner, whose ship rides proudly
over smooth sea. thinks not Of The ligh,
house upon shore but wien OZARK ness
co,else the ,leep"-whea the sturm rages
luud aud futiaus. aud waves roll high,
threatening ,odssh the proud vessel upon
the breskers then every eye ofthe ships
crew Is ,uTned anxinusly To the beach.
whence, in The darkes, hour aud widest
storm The hope-lnspirins light is thrown
lar Jon the bnsom oi ihe deep, guiding
aud lnvinng The storm beaten m IrIuer ~
The aarbor Of safety and security. And
so when the pnliucal aa,ers were calm,
and the chip ii State was burne proadly
on, by prosperous breezes, the pc ,ple
OF the Uni,ed St,tes my have failed
To appreciate fully the merits Of Mr,
Cla,-bul nav, when the storms oil
drmagogue,sm and faction are liltsssl
ly desulstng the lsnd-whsn all that is
dear 10 freemen is in jeopardy, The hope.
oflhe naiInn turn % that il,u>lrlous States.
man and Palr,ot.--ssen as lhose of tbs
stlrm-bes,en mariner do Turn u the light
huuse, when danger and death yswr
around him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21
ETHAN ALLEN IN ENGLAND.

ETHAN ALLEN IN ENGLAND.
Col Ethan Allen was man destined to
strike the world as something uncommon,
aud in q high degree interesting. He
was but psru.lly educated and obseurely
brought np--yet no msn was ever more
at ease 10 The polished rank than he:
Not that he al ell conlormed to their ar,i
fetal rules and tile etiquette; but he had
observed the dictates oluaiural good sense
and good humor. HIS bearing vas in to-
lsl defiance Of fashion, aud he looked and
acted a. if he though. it would be con.
descenslon thus to ,rammel himself. I.
is we'll known that in early lie, in his
own county, he acquired an influence
osee bis fellow men, and led Ihem On to
some Of Tie nus. daring achievements.
lie seemed to have possessed Ill the tls-
ments OF hero--a devoted pstrio,ism. a
resuluie aud daIiag mind aud an exselien,
Judgement
Ills conduct az partisan officer is well
known IN tbs country, and was Of great
service to the cause Of berry during The
revolutionary struggle. lie was taken
prisoner and carried TO Englant--where
his excellent sense, his shrewdness and
vii, introduced him into the court regime.
A friend Of our early lie, who was we'll
acquainted with this part Of the history Of
this singular man. used To take grea, Ge.
ugh, III telling sume anecdules OF Col.
Alien, while a prIsonsr 10 london. We
have before mentioned the hrmness win
WHICH he,resisted the sttemp, to bride him
IRON tie cause oI this country, aud The
caustc sstire with which he replied 10 a
noblrman, who was commissioned b. the
ministry IT, make hun formal otiers Ia join
the Blush Cause in America. The Incl,
den, is striking one, and u will bear q
reps'inon.
The commissioner. amongst The tempt
ing largts, proposed .hs, e he would
espouse The cause oil the king, he might
have fee slnpls IN hall the, St,lel.f Yer
mont. !. i sm but plain man," SAID
Col. Allen IA reply, aud have read but
few books. ] have seen IN print som,-
where, a circumstance tina, I1Iclbly re
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

Al the last session Of the Legislature Of
Msiylaid an al vas pass d imposing a ,sx
upoa ihe profession or calling 81 Broker.
requiring escl~broker TO take Out Ii
cense and par therefor annually To The
State three thousand dnllar-! From The
enormity Of this i'm pnsiiiun it's presumed
that the nbjec, of The Lsglsls,ure- was 20
break all The brokers, and thus put az
end 10 their vocation. TINS law was l.,
have gons into effect on the IL, Of this
month. From The B,lumore American
We learn thai all the brokers "a that city
have determined to abandon the business
un,Il the consli,uuonality Of The law can
be tested before the proper tribunals, and
that M, ans are 10 be taken 10 bring The
matter luiu court as speedily as possible.
In the mean time, however. (ssys the
American, aud as we can we'll Imagine. J
the community will suffer grsa, ,ncon-
venience. from The fac, that the circulation
Of the city of Baltimore. like that Of eve
ny cry south Of Boston. is made up. 10 =
very great ex en,, Of lore,gn bank notes.
which. under the circumstances, IT will be
exceedingly difficult Il nh impossible 10
convert into available funds.
MAJ. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

sequsiniance.
"Emma wilI .hsnk yau Cor me con-
Plimsni." ssid bis lrisnd. a Dat she viii
Be sure % dsmpr % u. Nor raa I sag
bus shat she all have sons truth on her
side, although certainly I can, Be sr-
Peestd % sdmi. that here 10 any one
more smiablr lhau my suesi girl"
/" Bot surely there is no rival IN En-
sc used 10 call her. b. general
consent. The lovslissi Of the set an which
ne moved. I kaow Of no ous even sp.
prosehiaR 70 her.
/. But l do"
"Ssrely you jest. CT my memory be-
rays me. Who do y0u nsaBl''
Why. who b0, Ks,s BeniIy. die most
sniahle and besl Of gnl.."
Alfred had nearly betrayed himself.
but checking his emotions, he ssid, as
calmly as he could.
"Kae Benllsy!-shs Vas. when |
gent swsy. a spoiled coqulls. Why.
besuiiful and a.persd. she was he sery
ansilhslis 10 lovely and amisble."
Ii msy have been-she certainly sss
ssry different when. she Was young. bul
no~-as you wllI say 90 sse;ng hfr-she
70 The sweetest Of girls. By The bye she
. 10 be bridesmaid 10 Emma. and cauno.
pay you a higher compliment Than 10
assign you ksie AZ . partner"
Alfred could no, refuse. after having
sccepied The lnvItslinn, and besides,
since his friend seemed Ignorant OF his
former love for Nat. he determined To do
nothing that might belray him. lie fell,
iso. by the auller Of his heart that his
love Tor kaie was moi wholly ersd,esteI,
aud he asked himself all she is really ca
changed may we no, yet be happ,i" Nor
will We deny lha, The fancy. Thai his ab
rupt departure may have had some in.
iiuencs N bringing about This reformation,
rose up before bis mind.
IL have brought you . new beau,
kaie." said Enma's beuolhed, az be
entered the room where the Two rls
we're si,ling. " or rather an old one. come
TO life. Moreover. 1 have asked him 10
DO your partner .. my wedding--hsve |
done righli"
"0h! yes. said Kate smiling. and IillI,
expecting the answer. shs added, .bal
who 10 her"
" As noble fellow as ever breathed
You knew him well. Emma-Allret
Tow nsend."
The bio I'd rushed 10 Ka,e's very brow
and she lsIl her senses reellng; but m.k
ing . powerful effort 10 command hel
feelings. she rose and woold have lef
the loom.
.Are sou i'll. Kaiei" said Emma.
unthink,ng liver. bu. ala glance from hi,
alisneei bride he was suddenly silent
Kalo rushed from ,he room followed By
Miss Glsndroy, aud IS soon as the door
was closed, The oserwrought girl Eel
weePing into her friends arms.
Tbs next day Alfred. who had learnt
al. was al Rates iest begging forgiveness.
fsr the pas,; bu. The SWEEP glrl took Ill Ii,
blame on herself. and said II was she VIII,
ought to be penlient.
i" lie, Us ioIgsi The past then, dearest
said he, !" and look only 10 the fulure."
And Kate answered. smiling through
her tears!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

SINGULAR CURREScY.-We find the
follosIng among The ,neldeais ol The iaur-
nsy OF Inc Texan prisoners. from Santa
Fe, now Publishing IN The N. q. Plea
yUne:
/. Our travels were mol without smilss
q. well - gave 10 k.. Al Qaereioro.
and in lhe towns Vi The slste. much
amusement were o.essioned by our re
ceising Jumps Of soap IS small change Of
silver. Ia other states current only within
their boundaries, are copper Coins having
a stamp peculiar 10 each slate, dividing
lhs bltl, (rea 10 e,gh,s. (ociavos.) and
lourths. lqusrlitas.l Bot here, 10 lieu Of
copper rolns-lor The s ale Of Qaere,aru
has nUne--pisces Of so,p with a stamp
On them are employed. Yet so strictly
are they local IN heir use. tbs, The cur
rent soap ofone village is refused al rl.ce.
not bali mile d sl4ni--.well illustrating
one Of the modes by which substitutes
for metallic currency should be checked
in their amount, aud the me aus, howeye
awkward. that will be resofled 10 IN order
to satisfy the necessity OF currency,
Some Of our men inund their value no
al all diminished alter washing with ii
and. probably. the excess oi any issue il
washed Op."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

A recen, philosopher disrl ,ses meth
cd to avoid being duuneI! low
hos!-how" we hear every boiy ask
ing. Never run ia dsbl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

A Real Kankee Irick.--The Cinciu-
nau Mess &c tells good story ola yankee
stage-Passenger who was travelling in
Ohio; nspPssrs thai lie ,ane quite ,ndis-
nani al the mn,keepers for charging pas
senge,s fifty cents per meal. while per
sens on horseback were accommodated
fora quarter" protesting that he had
/ aid seseny.tise cents per day for The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

keeping Of The stage hOufs all ne way;
ne wss ahiy laughed a by HI. lslla@
passengers. snd ridieuled b. sl-Es sgraI
WHO happened % be ohs d the esmP.ny
Tor hls gsuntI,sg. On arriving a The
borders Of . small sown, Jen-Ihsn co
GOT. on preIencs u having bnslnsss "a
Transact. stating that be sould be 81 ihe
lssern m hms Tor dinner. allh1ush his
eemrads supposed he intended sPans
Ing" tia, indispensable meal from some
seq0sialsnee ~ town. such however Was
NOT The flri; Jonathan cot himself sIonl
walking suck. and. By keeping lhe rear
af he stage, msaag~d 10 al pear ke .
dusty. waywnra fool traveller wheu he
srnysd 81 the inn. whrrs he Il ed With
The Others. beng The lssl 20 leave The table;
on enqauing :. The bar. where The stage
passengers had jusl paid their hlly ernts
each. lie found hs bin smounled 10 . =
quarter" p-id j., received his change.
aud, 20 The surprise Of The Landlord and
all but his fellow travellers. jumped inla
the stage. and leit The town. vi'hauI
having 70 psy Tor The FEEDING 81 The sfags
horses! Yankees for ever.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
MIR. ALIENS SPEECH.

We invite the serious attention Of every thinking man
to the unanswerable speech o: Senator Allen, which
may be found on our first page. The Distribution
scheme the tariF scheme, and taxing scheme, are MI
so logically discussed there, that he who runs may
read, and understand what is that our rulers are do
ing. And it comes too at happy time whenlhe sub
ject of tariff is being agtatcd both and out Of Con-
gress- when the Treasury is empty, and government
in quugmre-when whiggerY is prosirated by The
children of her own lons-when debt bankruptcy and
more taxation sares Us all in the face like many dem
ons-lhen does Ohio's Senator stand up and show us
the cause of all-what we have got, aud what we will
get if,he people from end the country to the
other, do not rise in their might and crush the false
hearted rulers of our land