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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

with the Savage, Barbarian and civilized Man, is
one of those collective prejudices which marx the
ignorance of the Human Race cf the principles OF
a true social order. It has the effect of condemn
ing all those Passions and Attractions which hap
pen to conflict with the law. CT the reignins form
OF Society, as depraved axd vicious. Constraint
and repression have therefore become OF necessity
the controlling or governing power of human So
cieties; and we may say that up 70 the present
time the whole social science of Mankind has
bear to combat against human natura and the
passions. The result has boon to degrade Man
in his own eyes, and sanction the doctrine Of oa-
man perrersity. This fatal error, this outrage
against the Author of the passions, has become
the broad principle upon which series of soeie-
ties has been based. whose deplsrable practical
results, such as Ignorance. Fraud, Oppression and
Garage are faithful developements of their false
foundation.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

aad any larger number in the last p'eporion.
THE WEEKLY RlBuNE, it may be remembered, IS 1uss
s;oe the size OF '7Ae Log CABIN OF ie anu
mare than twice matter. though charged put 'e
II will therefore be fully as cheap as that Well
known paper 1t will ardently advocate the PROTECTION
or AMERICAN LABOR the vigorous prosecution ol our
IsrEsNAL IMPROVEMENTS not by grudging and maignng
foes but by consistent and Jealous friends ana The
of HENRY CLAY next President.
Payment in advance will be inhexhly inSs'es Oh 'uo
scriotions are respectfully solicited by
GREELEY McELRATH,
Ners- York. judy so, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

" Wnfsou,a Silk Hats, o.iy 50 so, is re
commended Prbc ny tor lis economy, but as
possessing all elegance of of the most costly;
combining utility with beauty. This article cannot fa TO
recommend itself 10 the conDosseur we'll as economist
WATSON, l5i ChathaHstree and i60 Bowery.
N B.-Casnere Hats s. 81, Of the finest quality Bea-
yer Fats 81 30 Of the finest quality.
Fall Fashion Ready. su3l ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
ASS SoCIATIoN:

Or, Principles of True Organization of Society.
II The Ei.orship Of this column Is distnct from tsx.
The Tribune AddTeis letters, po,tpad to A. BRISBANE.
Residetce, IS Leoasrd-Jtreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NJ Lenry g. Co. will introduce the fall styles for
Genllen.en's Hat Saturday September 3D. aplS lsu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
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III Renaember the Removal of the Real
Camnhins OIL, Spirits and Improved Burner, TO Ii
Favefie Hall M Broadway, opposite NblGs al prlce re-
duced nearly 80 per cent u. w. MSehID MSehI 1,; 5s
an Is I'm VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

II Fall Style of Gentlen,cn's Hnfs.-BlRD,
corner of Pine aud ready for nsp'c
ton and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentlencns
Hats September l. slF,S,M&W"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
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" Hats. Hats! gAat,!-FALL FASHION
The surib invites of the Beau Monde 10
his beautiful. graceful, and tasteful osr becrown-d Hat
being the only really fashionable article OF The kind eSan
though he cannot expect but miators will spring up, and
claim the benefit Of his own orig NAL conceptions.
Te say that these Hats surpa>S any thing OF the kind in
point of sry nish and graceful appearance, is claim
no more than warranted by experience owenty years
the business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion. TO call and examine for themselves.
large assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Hat Cases and sc every thing necessary TOR gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be found al
E. BLOOMER'S, l79 Broadway
,rs1 ,r;s onnositp Howard's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

IL Wnrnock, 10 Broadway, will introduce his
new STYLE tientemens Fall Hats Saturday, Septem
! ber sd auN 5 TuTh&S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

nT Charles Watson, HAT ard Cap Man
ufecturer-WhoIesale and Retail Warehouse l48 Chat
ham-stree up sair.-Stores Isl ChataEs and le0 bow
Terms-Cash or approved paper aul9 istt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

~ Hats of the Fail style nre now ready.
THE model Tor the is slight modification of the
prevailing Paris mode
SPENCERS Sales Room.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NJ spencer,s limitation MOlesIkin Hat
This popular article is commended to the public as pecn
liary desirable, a, the present time for its economy Fo
elegance and durability, compe,es successfully with tb'
most costly Hats worm Price 50 25 SPENCER,
ais IF Fashionable HITTER, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

aMessrs Sands-GcntIenen: Under a. .nt.r,sd tsn
gra,itudr Inherent 10 Us all when s,dtsn Az
sntferng and disease now, act OF Lnosso
and with view of relieving the sscte'l, sred ms 1
the world The inestinabie benefit sase ,.s s.ied
use oil yoar pari.la. In The yeaf .si ils 20
England in vessel bound for Quebec, ana er cros,t
passage first discovered the dtsrase Sn an, coss
my head to .he sole of my 20, there wss nra ,bef
me- From tbe time frst mentioned eprs s,se sasfes
sent period Of naore than ten year., - -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

ORLANDO FISH Announces 10 the gentlemen OF New
York that his a. FALL STYLE" Oi Hats Is ready The
fashion introduced this continuation OF his sies
of American Fashions and the model now Submitted to The
public althou differing general appearance from all
preceding ones will commend itself TO the person Of taste
oriis elegance and smetrica proportions as the object
aimed at has been io graceful and unique charac
ter 10 20 Hat 81 ST. 1877 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

V.HUSTED, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner of Catherine-s,reet continues make Clothing to
ord, in The style, 10 per cheaper than the
cbeapes, Cash Tailor n the city gosd ht warranted,
and hereafter no disapportments 50 af
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

suppose that there is destiny proportional TO
those passional perrersionS, TO suppose, for ex-
ample, that man who has love for intoxication,
was destined BY Nature to De dru nkard; or that
some men were destined to be thieves, because
there are individuals in our societies who steal
An intelligent discrimination is necessary in sepa-
rating true and collective attractions from acci-
dental and deranged deveopements of passions.
Those collective and universal Attract ons and
Impulses, which we find existing at all times, and
common to ali Mankind are oracles of truth-ale
all Index placed within US by higher Hand,
which point Us invariably toward our Destiny, as
the magnet points toward the pole. Our collect
i've Attractions are expressi0ns Of the Intention
of The Creator, arho has siren them TO us, and
ne may therefore sag, that they are a per uanent
revelai.on sithin rs Of has mil. They impel US
ON 10 fluff! oar Destiny ard in true Social Or
der they would direct ris hty IN embelhshing
material nature, in living in harmony with our tel.
low creatures, and in commuhing nobly with God
and his universal creation.
Had the Creator destined US to the present So
cial System, me ought To have given US Attrac-
tions for the poverty injustice and monoteny which
exist in it, and which the unavoidable lot OF
the great majority, so that would have found
our happiness 10 them Bat it is in the revolt OF
the Passions asans, odious societies, that we
find condemnation OF those societies, and proof
that they are NOT the Social Destiny Of Man,
If we attribute solely to tae Passions the vices,
crimes and disorders Of sociery. must suppose
that the Creator has given the Human Race At
fractions for vice, crime and discord. In so doing
| he would have violated all his laws of order and
harmony, and placed mans demoniao being in the
| midst of his creation.
The condemnation Of human nature in order to
excupa,e society, has been universal error OF
Moraisss, Philosophers and Politicians. 1t is
rirne it was recti6ed man, the WeRk of the Di-
viniry. shuuld become the standard by which the
social organization should be JUDGED; be should
nn, be sacrificed to, measured by the standard
.,f our arbitrary societies and false institutions
,he work of accidental circumstances and human
Legislation.
Every epoch believes its own form of soeiery
good; and this belief which is found 0l.ke strong
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

u Five EInndred dlieren, designs Necklaces
Bracelets, Watch Guards Earrings, Breast-Pns, Flow
ers Rings, Wigs Scaps, &c. Ladies gentlemen hav
ing hair OF living deceased friend, get formed by
BARRY into any design The mind conceive, In such
form will he keepsake invaluable. A. G. B., the only
Arts, in Hair in this Country, l46 Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs aalo Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NJ A fine steam locomotive of Rogers, Keichurn
& Grosyenor's make, Paterson, NJ j., was landed
here this morning far the Buffalo and Auica Ra,..
road Company. We have assurances ,ha, the cars
will be put upon the road early in September.
Buffalo Com Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

u To Flour Merchants and others lafer.
ested.-Sone unprcpied fellow tpoi gentrlaanI iohi
Me.s,a Holt King, -four merchants OF Waer street. that
hid failed. Ny credit is good now and las nearly E
limited forth last years or more so thar my honr ave
bills have been land have good reason to oerxs
they alw avs i'll bel paid The envy OF tbe
driauer OF nv c,arac.eT viii punish him severely.
JONAS HUMBERT, Baker.
sasFSW. "a James street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

70 The LADY FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE So
c,ErY viii give Grand Concert in the Saloon of
Wa hing,on Hall this evening, and we are conf
dea; i,xSill be one of the best Temperance Com
certs ot>,he season. The best Singers of both
sexes, aided b, Piano, will be there. The last
,Conceet of this Society was attended BY near'y
one thousand persons, who unanimously requested
its repetition. Tickets only l2a eesss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14


Our narrative is drawing 10 u close. An author;
even though his character he fictitious, acquires
AN acquaintance with them which he is lOaIh 10
terminate. We, dealing in truth severe, cannot
distribute poeiica Justice to our characters MS the
critic might demand. Poor Susan never could
FORGET the polne gentleman WHO wanted her to
write in his p0cke-book. He hecaue the god Of
her ldulary. She sighed Tor him, and sought
him every where. II carriage passed the door,
she expected TO see him ennlug from it's window
IT stranger arrived in town, she knew ii must DO
him. Al all the village gatherings she looked but
tr him and even nj church, the poor ignorant
creature lunced he fright be present. Twice or
ihrire she detected him in the heroes of the fash-
ional,e novels; but they merely fed her imagnn-
ton. She once went TO n camp meeting and thor
size saw him there.
But b. this it may, the year elapsed.
Benjamin is ag0in seated 10y the if0-Ie is wealth.
Ter aud more hardhenred than ever. His eye is
on the clock tile fatal hour is past--n rap ut the
door, nnd Benjamns old vsi'or enters but alas,
how chunged! His cheek lshollow, his eye dim;
he snys nothing, he draws forth The contract; he
throws it inio the flames. But the Parchment IL
srd hy him is of course fre-proot; 50 l}ennrnin
takes it ont, and The Devil hunorably cruises Peas
blossom ) name aud tears of the seal.
If | ever, said he S ,lemny, undertake II.
gain TO make a lazy man rich, may be--sain-
ted
Cheer up said Benjamin, for men with whom
all things prosper are great CONSIDERS cheer up,
you have got much to be joyous for. True re.
Piled the Devil despondingly, but I have been
foed, there il one vice came Ut manage Que fail.
my too stubborn tor me, and TINT is laziness'
Our story is finished II there is a moral in it
the reader can apply il. We have bu, TO dispose
of our draInnls persona, aud lay aside our quill.
Lazy Jake died us he had lived. Peasblossom
lived long enough TO become the Devils without
a formal agreement the Devil recovered his cheer.
EI, .,;.,.,,
up to womanhood, was married and went the
way OF all nesh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
MONTPELIER, OCTOBER ii, 1912.

and still unsuccessful week OF the torn OF proba-
hon; hut musing one day on his apparently di-
unfinished power in the world, aud the necessity
OF reviving it, he had vision of board of bro
kers, and the Devil laughed to think what great
idea II was. About century afterwards he put
his scheme into operation in New York, and he
has since had no fear for his dominion IT. the
world for he drew up his specifications in terms
plain beyond dispute, and thus j, stood, buying
and selling stock IN time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed al the Cd Session of the 27h Congress.
(oFFIcIAL PUBLICATION
IPUBLIc-No, R81

AN ACT TO establish certain Post Roads.
Be enacted by and House of Representatives Of
United Of America in Congress assembled, That tho
following be established as post roads, viz;
IN MAINE.
From Milford in the county oPenohscot Winsows Mills,
in and county of Hancock From Machas by Craw
ford TO Aexandor From Houllon, IN the county Of Aeoook,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

A Moral Phenomenon, or Temptation IN become
rich resisted Mining and counterminng- Guild
Lope--Land Speculations and StockoJbing.
When the duyil retired TO ruminae on his plans
he betook himself TO the banks OF a ueghhorng
mill pond. In truth when he reflected what he
had Just seen, he felt soreIy perplexed, and like
nn enalnored swain, cast many desperate look
at the water. But honor soon came TO his aid,
and he reused himself up manlully 10 the task
The result of his OCCUPATIONS will be portrayed in
tho following pages and we must leave this one
of our heroes for the present to return to The OH
or.
Matters grew worse and worse with Lazy Jake,
for the pun of the first campaign appeared 10 be
to reduce Jake to such misery that he should see
the necessity OF some eXertion. Exerion once
commenced, the devil knows so well how TO tenn
per the love OF gain with the labor OF its acqnls-
ton, that the richest self made men generally
the most industrious aud untring. Jake's horse
died of the collie, his COW of the dstemper, and
his pg of the measles. The supply of his table
grew scanlier, and his creditors clamorous. Judg-
ment after Judgment " ms entered up, and execu-
ton alter execution lodged in the sherff's hands.
His lands were sill greater in value than the
amount of his debs. He could have made an
agreement with his creditors for mortgage, the
money to be applied to the discharge of their
claims; but Jake felt an unconquerhble aveision
TO all exerlon. True, hs need but 10 ride 10 The
attorneys and have it arranged but his horse was
dead. He could have walked there, but next week
he could borrow conveyance and one week ear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

by nap in the sun, instead Of Keeping up such
an incessant toll and pother
But we have not leisure TO detail all the sayings
aud doings OF Jake, though few pages wonld
suffice for the actions Of his lie The devil per
ambulaled the room with curious eye an incur-
Gus nnsril but still he was unsatsfed in one par.
iicuar. He cautiously approached the bed, rnis-
ed the end Of the clothes and discovered the fact
to be us he had suspected-that such n lazy, I'M
ceanly person as Jake slept IN his stockings.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

5ufte. Daoeeen ert(drte 0err SUnes, boB bic Burger
non omi(tSn GauntD ben fra9liten Tbeil Der StrdBe
fibre eioenen Soften, 9emadt baben, rub burhaus
nid,f ,uoe6en fDnue,, baB jene @pmpdgnie MIN u
h a i. boralf erridte, I'm bic Burger bon NamIs
ton GountD uno 9lnoere, welte ben Rmftpcu @tncIn'
natl be1den su beeuerl1. err Sones rpuroe pcn Der
NRebrbeit bes GauIes unterituet. Il T. =
Die Nerab1esun9 Der 8e3ablun9 Der 2cprdIentanten
>plrce BON Soerrn Obs CUR Sprade 9ebradDt peIder
barau antre, baB bieelben ie cte Subaltenoe @rtra
Situua bios spet Dollar6 per Gag erbalten iolea.
Nerr Seutius crftdrte bieIen 9lntro9 als "3umbu9"
m politi1es Capital fir Die QBht9partet Sn maten
cd, fpeB rccbl 1a9e er, baB es BON 1eber Die AblAt
Der feberaliheu 9abobs ipar, Die SeSabIun9 oer9e<
febeeber berab.ueben, INN arme Wdnner aus Den 9aI<
fen Der Gje1eBgebun9 Su bdnnen. Die Arttctraten>
Darte mCdte oar 9erne bic Be5abun9 Der geleb9eocr
IL tief berunter brinse, ba6 es tbr aeln no9h pa>
Ire, benz Staat @eeee Su 9eben. Oabet proe Die hcdS
ua9e 9lriltofratte tder rtebt Su turS tcnmen oenh
tn bteem Sale bate e freten Spierann oenAroe'to>
mann lctUubl tim 1ein @eO ols un Ietne Srchet ju
lie tIe bnrdb bic 9prtbete, bic e Ild curd Se9un9S
un9 bes apcrtp1ders perdaffte, bunoertfalt19 osrz
|9iiten. ......,
/ Giue Webrbeit Der Mt9tieber Der geies9ebun9 be-.
lItebt aus ornen Mdnuern Oean miro nldt Inoen,oa
oiele sur llnterorldung ber 9rnten itln1en. 9ber
lnebmt oie(e 9rcfraenlehre dn eBt Die td9llde SeS
laabluna Der Wit9eber auf etnen Dollar rno fn1t5l9
Gents berab ipdbrenb beelben neblt ben bDben Gees
fefen w6henhtd 6Dpa &rtgeb oabter beSahlen n1l1<
fen oann fdtn fetn armer Nann in bic geeB9ebun9
fcmmen, pbne feine 8amtlte Uerbuu9ern Su IafIen.
Die bon Ocrrn oatfcb etnbertdtete Bill 5lr Serpal>
tuna Der Gffeniden Shulp ltno 8emabruna bes @res
|ots bes Staaes puroe gum orlttennl1Ie oerleen uo
paIIrt. '' w.. +.r
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

Der Shasmeiter bon 9orain @auntD bat 1ltnf,ebn
bunoert Dollar @ranoiae goten unb adt bumbert
Dollar llrbana Soften an 0anb. Dies (Ino bon ben
ben Sdbnbeiten uuferes 8antfptems. aa
Ale Die Banf bon lrbana brad, bate fIe ais 9lnle
be iber bretBt9 taufeno Dollar bon ben lleberfbues
gtntunften bon champaign GauntY Ohio. Beld,e eie>
be bod btee Banfen fir bas "iebe>'' "tbeure" Golt
taben! . Wbt9seret
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18
Rw- Scrru Sdcloers 9(nttport auf uufere

run9 C@rlttf ipe er faat) fam erit ndohfte 8cd,e
auf9enDnmen perben. lSir batten bisber feline 3eit
oelelbe auf cine an9emeene QSee su ertpiebern benn
e 1T, tpe su ertparten tano ipeoer iebr i bic edn9e
loub! Der Qeier mag lelbt urtbei(en. Der muIfaIhe
Gbel Der feoatticn bes 8aterlaubsfreunoes, ais Der
l@ritireube, pirh, einer on liebensnurbiaen @aens
Ihafteu rpe9en, NIT uneMblider @rpSmutb linn be.
hauoeIt NSir rppllen cafir erfenntlif ein, m reunb
Gin Scherza"do ica Sbnen anf9eplelt wercen, a6er-
| w pani(1fmc - 9iannimo - ..- ....s ....
4nbantc nibt Scrtt, nnr pianc-- ......
ltno tcmmt aud ncbl Gin 3iSorcfc b'rttn,
60 bIrf es b6Httens mejIcfcrte 1rin
Inter benz gsamen Der gittsbur9er Courier" tuirO
cine rene nj 0 I rd ii de 3ettln9 BON ST. @hes
MANI uno s. s.. Badcfen lit pttsburs heraus9e9es
ben Der jdhrIide Subcripticnssreis 6ieles 8lottes
1T 81 5O-pber $5 fur @renlplare. SetneS cSnhalsI
ctpe feines neten SeuGerns De9en 1T Der ,@ourter"
b6t enpfchlensipertb uno oeroiet Die lnteritlbnn9
unerer bemotrattIhen Qanoseute reihltf. lSr piins
Ihen ben Srn. Soeraus9ebern ben belten Sort9an9.
Der StaatSjefrstdr BebIter bat an ben Ser. Stads
ten GeIaubten in ecnbon, rn @perett, Depelheu ab1
geidd, tpcrin oeer nruirt fptro, fir bic bon ben
britden SetSrbe III yaau fret 9etallenen aufrubrez
lrifhen Sflapen Der Brig Sreole @ntfhdo9un9 ,1 oer
Ilauaen. N1an ,pat ben Oepefben oes Oerrn Bebter
fir ibren flaren nno enfhteoenen 2rn oelen 8eiaa.
Ole engItfobe Seem ch beitebt 9e9ens
rpartis n 100 2ressidifen, tpeIde fdmmtlid berpes
net unb fhuea gum @ebraude einseridtet weroen f6u>
uen. llnter bieier uneeheuren Sotte nb los Dampfs
|fie. Sn SrieoensSs betrdat bic fan'mtlide Nnsabl
Der Seelclbaten Der Slctte $4,000 @ann. NSie ee
beBt fol- cine Tlote oen 80 Sdifen auf ben friees,
fuB oelest uno na gbtna 9eihidt perben nm bic ar
men @biuefen Sur unternlrf9fett su stptn9en.
Mprb.- Sim @ittpod tpuroe oem poliseiamt in
9tewsycrf Semleoet baB man pernutbe, in einem 8pfs
fer, peldcr nit oarbens grpreB bon 8oton fam, fei
cine 9ee. 9Iuf slncrbnung Duroe Der Softer ns eei'
ldeubaIs sebradt unc oafelbf eroffnet. Man benfe
h bas gritaunen Der Slnneenben, als Der Dedel gez
bcben wurDe uuo Die fdredld eencrbee eeihe eines
lhbnen janaen Mdbdens Id,tbar tpuroe, ipelte gang
nadt i'm Softer eingepreBt mar 81lo ipurbe Der &0rs
per ertannt, peler etnem Mdbden aus gtepsycrf aus
|seb6rte bic nit itrem etebbaber cine aee 5u tbren
gerpanoten nah Bottom unternabm. slus Der llnterz
ftAuna 9ebt berocr, baf Ser Sdurfe e, ais cr d nit
ibr acn befano 5u ieinen piehliden eaen sebrauden
pclte, unb als er beies nit 9etpat beSwun9eu, nads
Der morbete ,,nb auf cine frede g8ee einpadte uno
ma # Ien>yorf tbren sletern nberihldte. Der M0rs
ber bat ft6 Sefabtet. .-~ .~..-a 5- r.#
>nS cPntrefen 2odo,it1 enthd(t fc(oen6e Qife urn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

COL GrD9bart n .--Diefes Snbioibnum, beiTen
20, mir Dor fnrsem ar3e9ten, iol, benz Qofpcrt Des
ofrat snfclse, 9efnb ttnb ipcbL in jenen Stdbtden
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

Das Neatrcfen Oaaeasin entbdlt fosenbe eiffe bon
Sdifen, pelde ,pdbrenb Oes esten Sabres an Der a.
n,erifani1hen &Ite at @runoe 9egan9en fInb Dabs
flno etn1 $50 Oeenlhenleben fur $J5 iQionen @tqens
tbum ,erftSrt rporcen. AZ Shiffe fparen en9(tfte
63 Sfiffe, AZ Barfen, 135 Briggs, 246Sdooners,
81 Slcps, Dampfbcote, 40 llnbetannt- -2ctal 557.
Die Wbtas ocn Sbio bielten am 22fen ocriaen M.
.ine Gtaatss Convention 3u @clnmbas, unb ernannten
,en enentn irtineft GsninerffNr 6nrtni ala
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

@ntbedu ns.-Der Clinton (SbO) Nepubl!can
1u9r buB auf Der Sarm BON oerrn Ballard 3tpet Wer
tntsed sT porten e tos m man fir ANN baIe y Sas e
fei uuterI1tt unb bon Mauden fir @ilber 9ebalten
pcroen. Menn mirflh oortle[bit cine 3tnnnene ents
oet percen 70 ei pies pie beer ais ene bon siIber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

Der prlitifte ocriseut III Balbn9tcn 1T un9eU0bns
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