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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-26
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22

Try and believe about apropos to the subjects, as the
reviewers. To sit down and review, in sober earnest
such Of nonsense, folly and bnbbe, as the Wing
Address. would be perfect foly,-time lost As we said
three weeks since if could possibly spare the space in
paper publish would have been its best refua-
ton.
Since the foregoing written, have received the
Lawrencebufsh Political Beacon whig paper edited by
Mirror GnlGG, Esq He has, with candar and hon
esy and independence seldom found sorry say
it. in whig editors, given few remarks on the address
which viii the views of all honest unless ire
trieyably yoked to the OF paryism The sentiment:
advanced. the arguments used, although he but slightly
touches the subjects he handles and many oeconab,
portions he passes unnotced those of honest mind
For convenience. place it ID separate chapter, selec
a motto, aud call It
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22
we 50 on with
CHAPTER V.
Hoot, mon, Sawuey, whore ar We gang :"
..-.-. IN L. L. - A..-cL ~.

I5oi, mon, Sawuey, who're ar We gang :"
"BJcS ag.n, be Jase, ,'-Nc0tci Ttict.
Wigs! Look out for the rascllly locos! They want
bring down those high prices! Only think what dark
DAYS what boisicrous weather, what cloudy nights, and
VIVA, terrible itch YOU will have should the democrats
again get into power How you will have to % to prison
for debit And your property sold for one tenth Of s
value And the way the banks will shovel out specie
should the wings succeed, will be Ike pile OF bricks /!
Don't hug the hydra, for if YOU do, old Coute will
catch you, aud make rs 90 to wor, All our shaving
mills will be without gri-t anI occupation Will have
gone Forbid IL heaven
'.yamulat-d By our apathy and sclisus,' WE ARE
LAUGHED At.
o Wings Wake up and ensure me my salary. Don't
quarrel among yourselves, DIDN'T, Huua f1r Harrison
Don't you hear the big drums Of tie locos They are
coming down upon like avalanche from the Ape
nines.'
Behold chastity band,
Each a tO.oh IN his hand.
These Grcoi4u ghosts that in battle slain :
And unbury remain,
lasl0li9us 10 the p ala ,-DrydeQ.
Yet look for them They are coming, VIII you
stop OUR rascaiie wher the Democrats are
close upon you with their big guns Forbid it Patriot
ism
"Open your mouths ana shut your eyes.
And I'll give You something to make you wise
CHAPTER VI
PATTI says he. "Wha' said l. 1T 5 c,ld'' says he
Faith 1t Is" said l. "Oh) o" says be. An 10 SAID
.N-h-e-w," (wh,tins and that 5 all be toud the
slbJect.-.lHay Hgady.
We have the foregoing chapters, strung together just
such written article The terrible Of what the
writer's I'VE say writer's for took Barnett J. Downing
and Noah Noble, TO the review. pleased to
call the Ivan Buren Address. We have popped truths.
however, instead Of lies first the review, and a
the Wing Address We have quoted about as much poe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22
CHAPTER III.

lac A fool fool II met fool 1 the forest,
motley fol "a miserable world
Al 40 live BY food, met fool
~. "a nm, down and basked him in the sun,
and raiI'd On Lady Fortune IN good terms,
In good set tenns.-and yet a motley fool
Co o,orror. fool, quoth /; No, sir, quoIs he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22

Give acknowledge tAo receipt Of copy Of
GleutH orths pamphlet. from our IT end : = COLE
MAN, Esq, o. tAs Asto- House, New YORK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22
CHAPTER IL.

BlreTin; his vcnal vii f5r sums d 1ld'-DTg5c1
On another oursory glance at tie wing address,
ns 1t is called, We had Ike to have commenced
treating il in a style which, when We commenced
this article we had idea Of al present. The base
and unblushing hlsehoods il contains, the hunIias-
.-.yv. to use an expression Of the writer stamp m
either an unprneipled knave himself fool, be-
cause he treats the people as such. But the au-
thor and editor is supposed to know thing two,
and in the opinion Of the Wigs is worth Zone
thousand dollars year" to give Chapman he'll"
10 use their own expressions, We suppose lie must
know something in their opinion. at least and as
our leisure is as much employed in looking over the
:. rsv;sv = As well-as the Address. we shall con-
Time our remarks and Shakespeare, in
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22
disiraciing rivalry Of centend-
ing aspirants from 0TOUR OWN
FEsENDS-c0 shall nip ia the bud

tae Blower Of lctory. Against thIs, brethren IN
the wing cause, ire earnestly and solemHiy copJ1Ue
you.'-Extract from Wing Address.
o You rasclls! AHer we have used the means Of
the banks, those blessings the poor those
uiacto-ies Of a ouHd currency to get ourseirfs
into po,scr don't -ingie villain Of you offer to ask
for a crun.b, unless you wish to turn us cut, and
yourselves too. rs You were not quick enough to
ger IN, we viii STEAL" for you, # you Will only
h1d your CAB, and curse the locos /. Write it
down in your heart of hearts" says the writer as
rarAsos to yoar PARITY" Stick to your
Parity !'-ProGf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22

Is it the end of whiggeryf Or is it the end Of hum
buggery? II seems to Us, taking the Review
whole, 1t amounts to just this and no more
lie clenchN his pamphlets in his fist,
lie Qnofe3 and he limited,
Till in a declamation-nist,
His argument he tint il;
lie gapd for Z, he Crap'd for =
lie land IL aura, man
b.. lrl1! his common cam short,
lie WI LAW, NAN.--B4rHs.
Harmony, federation and Unity" The union
Of the wings for the sake Of the Union" C---..And
fthere be one thing Of all others neediu to the VIC
tory, il is that when organized and DISCIPLIN-
ED, AND ARRANGED IN PHALANX, No
ss4po of:-,c ,.:-cs,,-r - co.,So,,J
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22
80 AFBITRNRY WHO PoWtR.
PERSENERANCE TO TIE End

God bless your HOn0rs, can We sect,
The kind, ault, clnte cariin greet,
A 10 get warmly 20 your feet,
Aud gar them hear H.
An tell them WI patiot heat,
" iriHHG bear a Burns.
.No .lrIurary Ito Poleer." Why not say at
once. No Constitution at al - The object of the
federal party s. and always has been, TO reduce our
government to MoNAkony, with constitution
formed like that Of Great Britain, for which they
have a most especial reverence. - W Yeio." In
other words. No FINAL APPEAL TO THE
SOY EREIGN PEOPLE. Let US have a VENI-
TIAN OLIGARCHY UNLIMITED POWER WITH
our RrSPoNsIBiLITY Or a KING For they have
already declared thsi the = chances Of obfaiiag a
good Ch:sf Magistrate By BIRTH about equal 10
obtaining one by POPULAR ELECTION" This shows
fheir coven foot.
NO rogue e'er felt the halter draw,
With good opinion Of the law -HadibrGs.
perseverance, 10 The end" Well, well; this is a
good motto, if We start right. But wha, is the end
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-22

IL1rgers.I on hive hoaI1 hun saw, how he admired
Men Of your large profession that could speak
TO every cause, and things mere conirlrcS,
Till they Were hoaISe again, yet an be LAW;
That with most quick agility could turn,
Aud return, make krOtS and undo them,
GIVE fork q counsel, take pr0UotiHg gDld
on either hand and put up. These
lie knew would thrive with their humility
And, (t5r his p4Tt) he thou ht he should be blest
TO have hI> heir of such a suffering spirit;
So wise. grave. ot 50 peJpierid f0acue.
And loud wthal, that could not ir1g. mar ScGrce
lie siH 'riAOuta fee.-IO .poae-Bea Joas,1
Oar number Of chapters yet eqlaIling the lawyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
Banks and Currency in Ohio.
Enr-><,o,S,rr. he

CrScISSATI. Feb. 5, 1872
Our Money Market Is in mos, appalling state
Within ten DAYS The Granville Bank mas failed. and
the Urbana is not much better: its small bills be
ing in doubtful standing totally uncuryen,. and
refused by al! the brokers. The larger bills arc
taken spaangly BY our City Banks in payment Of
debts. though refused deposte<, and it thought
VII be discarded By Banks and brokers in the
course Of the week. Last Saturday w.> irving
day for our merchants. and all others who had
Bank payments TO make, on account OF the du-
bous course pursued BY our Banks in rejecting The
bills OF several OF the interior Banks, VIZ: the
Bank Of Wooster. Cleaveland. and Commercial
Bank OF Lake Erie, except in payment of debts.
and then only in small proportions. in case of
the Jrbana There is, consequently, : complete
panic with reference TO the Country Banks, and no
one knows wila; to take.
To show YOU with what vile currency a.r
cursed. it is OILY necessary to mention the fact.
that no less than twen,y-scven Banks and shin
plaster factories have failed within the last four
years whose bills have formed almost the native
currency Of the city from different periods of two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

dilapidated Canals and Railroads, which we nave
{" located to suit our purposes ana not Win .
!" view to your profit. Why we will sell them
ITO YOU and take your State Bonds, winch our
g k1averv has deprecated, impairment Surely
or, % mus, follow such audacous, cold-hearted
:II,.,, as fhis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

BAyK or=rHE UNITED Sr>ryS.-Thc Official
Report of the affairs of this Bank up to Dec. lst
has been published. Il owes over Sl5.000.000 in
Europe. sl,e94,l32 to DcpositorS, $4,000 10 tn"
United States. $5.OOo.o0o 10 Phiadclphia Banks.
and has $2,392 1916 of Notes and Ss26.383 OF
Post Notes outstanding. 10 meet these debts, i,
has over s.1..oou.O0o Of State Stock, pledged Tor
loans in Europe. and $35,000,o00 OF Discounted
Paper III good part protc>tcd) in the hands OF its
various Trustees or As>isncc> The State Stocks
are daily growing worse and worse through kepu-
diation and kindred rnScalities, whie=thc Dis
counted Paper is about Us bad much well
can be- Ii i. a sad account.
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This is a pretty fair specimen o., the better cur
rcncy which Gen. Jackson promised us when lie
broke up the old Bank OF the United States. All
our Banks are in 4 state Of suspension Specie is
Il per cent. and Exchange on Ncwl FORK difficult to
procure at Is per cent. premium. So you see
what difficult task our merchants haze to meet
their engagements with .heir !cng-accuston,cd
promptitude You're. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

u The store OF Mr.. Godfrey Eckloti. mcr-
chaut tailor at Washington. was broken open on
Friday night and robbed OF goods 20 the amount
OF $500: the goods were attcrS;lrd found under
n hnrned binding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

u To Mcchanic..-CREs DicTloHARY OF ARrS
MaSuYACruRss AyD MINES, illustrated by twelve hundred
and forty EngraYing- in course Of publication By
Roy Sunderland Iaj Fulton-strcet, NewYork in twenty
emnon,hly numbers at twenty-five cents for zach
number, payable on delivery
Every mechanic in the Une'! States should possess tbs
work because would render him, reality. tl, Of
his business TO HIM PERMANENT and PROFITABLE EN-
poyment, which together with economy would gain him
mechanic il fulion-stree this city has al
ready been benefited. by The knowcdgeh he obtained from an
English copy Of this work, the OF five bundred
dollars. His and number may known by nquiring
o. the publisher OF this Dictionary.
We seriously invite all who read this article, 90 and
subscribe to the above work forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

~ The Operation for squinting.-aAThosssss
ire brilliant discoveries Of modem surgery none nave
equaed the complete attending this opcreroh-
In few seconds, and with very little pam the eye ~
,unes lis proper position, and the patient can once more
look his fellow the face. Instead OF the udcros e1pIer
sion OF doubt in both the conversng parties The ace p
what il designed by the Creator 10 be the Edh
Of soul The operation admits Of failure; il properly
performed every se completely restored enu u
patient returns 10 his home cured and iov his ie tils'
There can be returns whenever this happens the op
I'd ton has been mper;ectlv performed. All uiese
however can be restored well though nothing ni
been attempted, and with far les. pair for u!le alep
cause much pain than o>e Of the scientific oefabi
who, knowing the position OF the muscle, and iaDias W.;
practice, INSTANTLY effects his object The -
applicable chidrep ard should never be long Gflse ,
the OF eye becomes paralyzed for van, o. &
The operation the only tins that can Dehe'' s'
either in old or young. IIe in.
Dr. Edward H. Dixon attends TO diseases o! the Eye
general al $50 Hudson Within the past ten years IT,
mas been appointed opthanic surgeon 10 Two OF u; p
cipal institutions IN this city, Re:erences-R3ol H.
Mayor OF the civ OF " Y H. g. Hart, High Sheriff Q! >,
Y Row Felix yareIa Hon Jndah Hammond jas u IT, -;
". D; 4 D. Hunter and to great nuI'nsl 10 -
tents operated on By DR.. D. Ohce hours from 10 u !'
tl2auslm "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

at.ne or music, arcins ard rap;ussnsycr hiot. . Sd
atheroge' bright eyes ard beautiful faces 10 say 49,,
ri glowing and gentle hearts, each thrilling wish *
Of It's own particular Cupld's arrpw. BIZ, alas -
colds and headache> have oilogc5; in pr ,ps an bss
which remind. u OF the important, laci hs Pa.
iS3 Broadway. has LoE.DccS ,nheh a! ,h,,> No
plants In less than fourth Of the time wherein ,h.y ~
Known to be cure: before For this reason l9s-
gentlemen -oIid never venture MO bail room ui,b
few 81 them FOR thus protected they nay laugh a, Co.
colds OF headaches, and daee. p-or'ersdc and mai.
till Ill hours the morning with lpGni;. Bog ,ass
eniov himself, very much but booked rather fatier,i 80
u o'clock when -cu;smaE--%e t!iinS il. was Mr. ~
,,,. him ,,ith cour OF Peters. Ioz.n,, o. sios
o,. tiiSpsiIe ali appearance of WEAKNESS, and NAL, -
look is comfortable and Inspired ~ il he reycnc m -
dream ~ aIs,thcr Immortal novel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

% We it stated that Gov. Thomas of Ma
ryland, and his wife have separated from each
other forever. Jealousy on his part is said to be
the cause. The Couriers Correspondent says
it is entirely groundcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

JJEccturcs NJ EBaricm.-The Rev J. o. CHouLss
vii! deliver Lecture Il, the Reformed Dutch Church, aJ.
lem. This tTue.day) Evening, Feb l5 before the Harlem
Library Association, The Life and Times Of Oliver
Cromwell. Lecture To commence at O'Clock JicEeis
l2 cents EACH to BE- had OF the Treasurer and members o.
the Association and the door Of the Church Stages wD
leave for The city Immediately after the Lecture Sly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

q In answer to the application of the James
River and kanawha Company, the Committee on
Rivers, of the Virginia Legislature has reported
bill to loan thew $3.50, 900. It will undoubtedly
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LAWYERS DIARY

. = 11-H'' I Nv, OI11tt Z tOTCdTV To-
VACATION WEEH-CoaMoS Pleas
CALESDAR OF The SUPERIOR COURT. THIS DAY-lH,
- lou 10 lo loe l9 60 I6l, les lsa no. Ill 49, IA
IT'S, IN to 1885, ls9, 81. 2uo >
u The Calendar will be called a second time
CALESDAR OF THE L. S. CIRCUIT COURT THIS DAY
~ l13 80, 2 z2 275, 26, ll5'25 lso 1853 252 10 2s4
~, 2AS, 2T7 ia. c1p. = :
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T HE TRlB u NE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is.

II An unusu. pressure OF Advertisements ce1npe' Us TO
postpone sevcra! articles prepared for tins paper We
.hau have more room tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

u CARrxES. Laborers! Mechanics Work
ing-Men of New-York, You arc called BY your
brethren to assemble at La Fayette Hall TINS
evening to devise means for urglag on inc con-
st,uction of the NEw-YoKx AsD Erie RAILROAD
thereby reducing the cost of Food fuel, l'nloer'
&c, in our City, and increasing the demand tor
your Labor and its Recompense r an not to be
in attendance THIS EVENING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

COLD SPRING TEMPERANCE S0cIErY-The friends of
Temperance general respectfully invited 10 attend
meeting To be held al Dr. Pattos Church in Spring
Thursday evening l7i O'Clock to wines, the
presentation OF Banner by the ladies OF the Cold Spring
Temperance Society Several Interesting addresses NAV be
expected WNf HARRIS Pres,
JOSHUA DUDLEY sec u 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

% Some nine years since Prentice of the Louis
vile Journal lost the of his right hand By con
tinual writing he has since used his Left, but has
now lost the use Of that also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

70 Nicholas Bcrnhardt, recently convicted .
murder, has been sentenced to be hung in Bcrll
county, Pa, on the 2Jth March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

RIGHT OF SEARcH.-We learn that the ship
Henry, ut this port irony Cruz, while at that
port wa, visited by officer Of an English vessel
Of war; who claimed several Of the crew of the
Henry as being British sailors. We farther learn
that tho said searching officer was lowered against
his will into his boat, and suffered to depart.
n. O. Bnllriin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

20 The Evening Post says that Frederick Geb
hard, recently deceased in this city, made be
quest Of SIS 200 to Columbia College TO establish
u ProfcssorsLip Of German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

~ Ncrcantilc Librnry AssociafiOn.-CoL
WILLIAM J.. STONE will deliver his Second Lecture on
TIE BUCCANEERS OF AMERICA" Til, Evening
CIu",day February IS. Clinton Hall NJ halt past even
oc!ock.iicket, admitting lady and gentleman FLY
Gents. By order ISAAC II. BAILEY,
, R.cs yr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

1FNELSON J. WATERBURY,, II Pine-str0et. Aitprne?
aud Solicitor the Courts this State and Of the Ined
States JJ Proceedings in Bankruptcy vii! be attended 70
with and dis pAtch. u III I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

MELANCHOLY DEArH.-Nlr. Prcntiss rhaycr
was found dead in the road at Richmond, VT on
the 9Th. He was seen the evening before near the
place where he was found and is supposed to have
been seized with fit. He had taken off his coat,
pataoon-, boots and stockings-laid them upon a
log and seems TO have laid down in Il mud-holc.
where he rolled about in the agonics of his death
struggle until morning. When found he was alive
-groaned few times and expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

The Bank OF Chanhersburg has refused to comply with
Inc acquisitions OF The Governor relation to the loan FOX
the payment OF the State Interest and the Governor r.com-
uends that rs CHARTER be forfeited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

UDr. Eldrdgc has commenced suit to re.
cover damages asans, the Philadelphia. CONNER
cial NIoyan.en>ing and Western Banks lolm Nc
Lean and James Young. City Police Officers. and
several of the officers OF the Banks. ,o, taking
away from MS Office a sum OF money the time
OF his arrest the charge OF forgery. than
ynclr. AGO..