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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
COAL ASH SITTER.
RULL'S ? A Il Z n T

AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE, FOR Ell.
n TIER PRIVATE FAMILIES OR PUBL1lC !1 IN,
oop6se end few turns you will find the materials srPaat
ed the ashes drawer and the cndeTs IN anoth ts
same time particle Of dust canescae tuEins the oer
They orerae with astonishing rapidty. No for family
use, will screen barrel of coal ashes in minutes
No.5 hotel size, Will 90 the same amount ol "olA ~
minutes. ,horo ar.,o,s h.. COM
pel!ed lI. BU Ii machinery for IT'S
Hotel and most other our public Institutions well as
'' 3 '''''' 50 South William street, and
s. Stone street.
Scales of every description constantly on hand d22 If
NORPORATlON NOTICE.-Publc Notice is
bsr,h, giyen TO the owner or owners occupant
pants of all Houses and Lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following assessments nave oeen
01ics for examination BY all persons interested
viz For regulating the Boomlngdale road from 2s 70 20.
from 2d and both sides OF 22d street between
All PERSONS whose affected by the above named
and who opposed the same or either OF
the unie sighed At the street CommisSeGs CiGe within
80 days from date this M Mis- JoaS a bs hwEN
Street Commissioners Office, Jan. 4th, 1914 is l0t
NORPORATlON NOTICE.-Publc notice Is
~ hereby given the owner owners occupant or occu
sfrced thereSy that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Street Com
Regulating and paving Washington-street from Battery
Place embracing lots both sides OF W ASH
ngonstree Battery Place and Morris street and on
the North side OF Battery Place between Greenwich and West
and the South side OF Aosstree between Gesn
wich and West.streets.
AL persons whose interests affected by the above named
ssInents and who opposed the same, or either o
em are requested present . objections writlig 70
the Undersigned the Street Commissioners Office, within
thirty days from the date Of this Notice.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
and Chairman OF the Assessors.
Street Commissioners Office Jan. ith 1874. jan5 lOt
NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
~ The subscriber now opening, at No 2tl Broadway
the Public call and examine his Stock The Shoes sold BY
subscriber obtained the first premium at the late FAR Of
the American Institute; and challenge competition f0F
durability beauty of finish ALI Shoes sold warranted
good supply Of Macintosh Coats Capes Le-FressryeTs
sc. sc.
Hasknss Marble Cloth, for Tables Sc, which obtained
Silver Medal the late Far for sale only at this Esab
lshuen The Public invited 10 call and examine It.
A more extended notice will appear III future number
n8 &. H. ROSS, 2iu Broadway, and l2i Maiden Lane
TEAs,-2oo chests souchong; 200 half chests
l5O half chests Ming Yong souchong
80 do CaIer Seuchong
40 chests fine Mohee Powchong:
90 fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchong.
100 chests HySon.
10 fancy boxes Hyson, fine.
100 chests Young Eyson
250 half chests do
400 chests Hyson Skin.
so half chests superior Gunpowder
80 do do Imperial.
All country packed and of late importation;
For sale By GRINNELL, MlNTURN & CO,
Diff 10 Soath-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

7 LIQUID AMbER.-Ihls UnequlIed medicinal
"a compound is warranted to be 81 sleca,sl rneiy IN
sc6is burns cuts coEtusios scyoluln, stjcr, rgwc.m,
saltrheu,n scat head, ulcers baIbs!a tch and DISEASES
Of the skin from whatever caUsc Il w also rnoTe
burn IAN eckls piiapls3 the lace Sc gir!sg n.
pleyion white delicate 5oitnsss tse nothing ,se will m
part and for cleansing aud preserving The Teeth andgUm and
cleansing the mouth and throat OF fever. una
led For purpose. Of the toilette baLng ssaVzg sc. all
acknowledge It's supremacy over avery other stc!e used
It viii eifecuay pant, patch, sad The like
from silk wocen or cotton fabrics whou; the least damage
the color. No asdg Or ndI'inat sh9Rid b wlte9at
street second floor opposite TAorbuDls. iDo dcoaIl
allowed those vino buy % :sji ag.lt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

COAL-Peach Orchard and other Goals con-
bo slIqsisd or qad. JTERBEL slit
T IVERPOOL COAL-For sale from yard, or
direct from ship Liverpool Coal OF superior quality at
low market e, are . a Sa h. On M M
,;1 m ,lI first rate article extremely low Price
isff'ns' "a If 70 + STOKES DiCKERsoN, l07 Anihony..
GOAL AT SUMNER PRiCES.-Wc are sell
u ing our best Peach Orchard Coal az summs riGs;
poiiaLs s .'t IL, lou, 10 ar r X B. SKlDltORE,
as lws Washington. corner OF franklin square
GOAL. COAL-The Working Mans Coal Yard
u removed from the corner Of Chnsto1Gsf aa @ ac
streets 10 Houston and Thompson sf5eis Ges'
prb rchsT; Coal OF the Salem SPohn and b!lcS Nlla
BToken and Egg So Stove s. % Nut 81 60 haEasonsy
Screened and d-yed part ct the Ci'y tree OF c4Ss
w5'Shfa ds a BY 's0'n o''y " EDWARD LLEwELLYN
OOAL, coal AT 2l5 West.streeI, corner Of
u Franklin and corner Of Fifth and Leyy: @ me ne
card Broad Mountain White and Grey Ash Goals, broken
rsy stove and sizes dop5!y scTee"ed AnG dl!etG s
2i csItase as chesp as ths chea @ The Dspstch Post
either of the ya.ts Will receive im s prS
dl8 lms II LEE . ----- ntzN- -
GOAL! COAL!!-The real genuine Red Ash
oPeach Orchard purchased at the DECK o! second nan
the mrs; guahty OF Coal and viii the following
prices free carage well screened from the yard sworn
stove s. 25 Broken Egg s. 50, from the Lump Lacka
wanna SIS, Lshish S. Liverpool screened 50 ard oV
Washington ST. nesr Sprisg GUERNSEY y -- ". oy
nEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
which he offer, for sale low market pric' from The yard
Orders sent through the Despatch Post lea the Office OF
the :r6sSE5i Il sToKEs %; Pi2aRso SSs1
hahd hfpos for sale as above Also Ash and Lshsh Coal ii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

rOLORING OR DYING HAlR.-WdITE,
~ RED or GREY HAIR changed to dafk brown af
permanent black by the Moorish IlaDye Sold n 90 cents
or ST bottle At e sign OF te American Eagle 60 Ch't'n
street New York; lj9 Fulton, or 5!i AlAniie.st'
t;lvu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

CWAYNE,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF Wt1n
- CHERRY.-A fresh sap2iy OF tus valuable nedieig.
(qst received his IS The oH' @sl-s 4elstaoa OF ,be
Wild chrry, and "a success s ll'fn x an extensive c-
brty throughout th- Gnon Pamghiss Containing eeltif
Gates &c ce obtiir 20 gratis f"H re 'o'e agent Nr W
H. MIL NOR. I9] Brcod'fsy comet ~ sahn-st ai In
UOURAkU'S HAIR UPROOItNG Pow
- DERS-La4es and others can }lt. 'is tested t-io,
liey purchase, agree return te IncT unless ~
rsr rJ f,t S,f ,i.b % ,' W. a2S
TO ONLY FlgrY CENTS 4 BOTTLE, ''''
Sold d; the sicn of the American sasta, 81 Caaihn. ~
y y, or $50 Fulton STREET. Bloo>lyn !s5 In
IKTASHINGTON El-I&Ii.--.. pure YrgsI.r1.
w CompouGd-" Natures God los ssc.csi n ,5s ~
table Kingdom, saie saEe and seeGY rsasdi-s lgf a
toll Tbs well known assertion ci D,coia-s, oae 81 thS
most profound o. the aacIeRt philosophers las csrS
another evidence OF s ru 5un ".,doT the Giscosa >;
the Washington Elixir wcn, tor ~ many y5rUe. rasy
called Goeud - ne ai.ict1 J. IS only Necessary 10 -
of it. that hundreds Of 2us b2st c-ess cas atJ-st s
magic power IN taosocSiy cr' J7! most aroet!eo OF Al
FEVER AND AGUE-Tae WASHINGTON Eli,;, i,.,,,,
i yetcacious n the cure OF Ga2ie- Horh0s 8ous C5o6r
Diarrhpl ana Dyseutery, worms aat DySp5lkla ~
l.'5s i Of corrSs ,rrfscyy. .ir-i. IA -'i1!e
hoUrh u:.4Quailed or the T4plty and TIs0r Iyith T
comrels the stomach 10 perform the peculiar arc:is. -
CURED IN ei!setins radical curg Of the shove msnsaj
dlsaasesone dose having not uaisqasni csCssd geas.
The Washington elixir in envelopes containing clear m
pie and precise directions Tor rs u<r ny oe ot1 c Dr.
NJ GUIoN. IN B9wsLy cor Of GEsat;,; and Of r i.
Avenue: a w CTlbaud@n 81 sixth Avenue; Or. r. 4sc-
cor Avsrue aud 81 street. D. b BalG4,l Corner Sd Az
nue. and hs,lee;; Dr. H. ~ FslJ conner Goaay and iS
street: Guinness 28 81 Avenue, ilh street. IL C5
eney corner gowery and Broomo seet; j. CoGiDs,en
227 Hudson street, T. L. Cotton 2S5 Eissckersreet: 0Yer
Dsronas y Coz 80 Chatham street: Or YIN. Cecil YosylS
A. L. Lounsbury, Manhaitanyilie, Or. W. q. Wood H,r
lem. IS In
DR. PHINNEY'S FAMILY PILLS These
~ mild and purely Vegetable Pills inst introduced;
the pubc By srauous circulation thus allowing persons N
test them before they urchased up they have become ~,
,eusivsly known the Northsrn Middle and New England
States and few Southern Cities without much advertising
and are largely used the practice OF the most emGe. phy
sicians many whose certificates have cesa yosGauy m
en- Persons afflicted with colds, dyspepsia, olouaess or
rheumatism after trying them, Will never be without bO1ia
their possession Ths!e pills may be rad all tie rEcp
prg and Country Stores in the ADORE mentioned States aud
wholesale and retail \. X D. sands y Fulton ST. and D.
Sands Co.. II Last Broadway; ~ b. Sands Co. No.t3
BroSdv9y New York Browning x Brothers, 80 MNketst
Philad~ ha and Maynard Noyes Merchants Row Bos
ION Price 25 cents, and 3fl cents per Box. d2) IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

TOR SALE OR LEASE.-Thirty-two Lots of
= Ground at Harsimus IN j. bounded by Jersey Avenre
and Ere Harsims and South steeets, about mile from
JERSEY City. For particulars, inquire al No ~ Chatham
pm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

a. " = TI.N-.Fi q. ITrCUl7
AGEaTs--53 Bowery; 10 BroadwaY cor4er EiSht street,
4Gl Broadway Grand sest Bunker co'aer Ghanbe1
Church streets Wm Robertson SO Baltimore street, B:Rr
more C. Fr0;hughdin 9foadHar STATE sFrret AJiay
T ". Newcomb z Co SO River srrtor. iroJ Haft 20
Broadway, corner Chamher.tres, D5Gulre, 100 tuC9s
Bulletin OIice cotGef jee.maH a4d NassS-srseis bros
I:;tb~-i 7s lgl,n-strs-f SSu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

55559.IO HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
Tf FOR GOODS. located near the Ne"-f ork and Enc
-. Railroad, with Houses, Barns, Orchards, wood and
Plough Land. Price 500 per Some Western lands and
some money would not be OBJ eced TO- Diagrams can be seen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

aa9g. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4Oo
s3,cres handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully ocat
I'D takes paid and title perfect Apply 10 a. j.
l. smith 80 | liberty street. n2D If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

DRu4ADELPHIA ENPR ESS- -Messrs. HARM.
DEN < CO, IN connection with their Boston and Prov.
IdeGce Lines OF Express ana European Agencies run two
daily Lines Of Express Philadelphia connecting with
Baltimore nd Washington, and all The mpoItanlnes TO the
South aGd West.
Particular attention viii be paid the transportation and
delivery OF small and valuable parcels with the utmost re-
iarity and despatch, cases, large Parcels &C. despatched la
a; before VI. Small parcels will be received until pasl
p NJ, aud delivered eaIy In Philadelphia uest morning.
r. HARNDEN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

T AUILS, DON'T USE CvMAUN CHALA,N
looks bad 1t lures the skim and make, il look yellow
ry Joness Spanish Lily White; gives the face nek
pure ilehks asbas:sf whess, soi at Tue sign "a o.
l9a Etnn strect and 81 Atantic Brook!yn. go i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

es.zs-, FOR EXCHANGE-As snug Farm contain
ing 100 acres Of Land good House, Barn. Orchard and
tencts Will take hree-quaers Michigan Lands and
oasquarer cash Apply a 2. S J. C. Smith, Is Liberty
n2O tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
d2a 2ws No II Pine street, New I oIs

2--9 20 LET-The three story House now nm
- islins on the First Avenue, frs. above ST. Marks
modem STYLE plated furniture marble mantles C5oton water
oors deaened and good supply Of closets aud sardTooes
~ siru9ron IS very pleasant, having fire view OF TGm-
ns Square Willamsburgh and the East River Murphys
E-hh-street the door every few minutes 10
cod tenant be let low. the balance OF the present and
the coming year. viii be ready by the 5h Of JanTaEy For
farther particulars appyto GEO a. JAhF 10,
Ion S,In S'Thtf 81 Front-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

ts5ga4-A SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Sltuated
9 or tie public road about 200 yards from the Turnpike
road Flushing, miles from Wlansbursh Ferry,
miles from the village of Newtown, containing twelve
acres OF land which lies high and calculated for early yege
tables, Sc. 1t has very handsome building spot with choice
the premises -four day, and from NewYork twill
ews near The premises one mile from the Alaspeh Hotel.
X, Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

DRESS BOAHDS-Wanted, gross or TWO oi
I secondhand PRESS BOARDS, large enough 70. sheet
- by 81 inches. U considerably viii answer. pP!l
AZ Is0 fuitoa-st Oh Tio0: d2H
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

fzem FOR SALE OR .EXCHANtIE-A FARM
t of35acres near the Hudson River Westchester County
% miles from New York City Some money Will be
put with * for House aud Lot in this City:
r2Gtf y. p. Ss j. c. SMITH. G5 Libcrty-sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

Sq3 FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
fss::fs CHANICS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
i this office can be found greater variety
oprorery for sale for exchange than at any other once IN
ms CIR with diagrams and descriptions oil Farms Mills,
Factories Waer Pow er Wild Lands Houses and Lots in
almost every city and State in the Union Loans made on
Goods OF manufactured articles for good productive
nroert or for valuable wild lands will find 1t 20 their inter
at TO negotiate through this Office. All business entrusted 10
our care viii meet with prompt attention. ,,,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

tf<-FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A vaua-
%+ble Wheat Farm of 273 acre., lying between the Cayu
a and Seneca Lakes he ezchangedor Illinois land
and money Also Farm OF 100 the Chenanso river
aud canal FOR cash only Also many good Farm, New
jersey containing from 10 10 eco Apply TO A r. j.
G. Smith as Liberty street. n20 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

iARSAPAhLl.LA-3G bales Honduras, for sale
) by GRINNELL, MINTURN x CO. 7s South Sc d20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

NOU WHO USE =SARSAPARiLLA-Try
Joneas Extract Of Sars.0arilla Candy us excellent,
powerful and pue of the Sold p cents
package, FOR 81, the c the American Eagle 81
Chatham ~ y OF 29 Fulton and 81; Atlantic st. Brook
i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

AsE9a go ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and soUU
g., TO exchange for aproiuct1s rrorstty near New
- York City. Also $1,000 in cash and valuable piece OF
gni adjoining the City Of Cheso, Michigan for Farm
NrwYor Also to exchange handsome place OF
dc tf - - 4 P j. C. SMITH IS Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

tf4 NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LlVER-
- did and ayorite Packs t-Ship QUEEN OF THE
WESr 1850 tons burther CaPf Woodhops, VIII sail
line beng all GOO and upwards persons about
bsk Tor the Old Coaatr VIII iall the advantages
70 be de!ySd from selecting this bne preference aGy
other, their great capacity renders them every way uo
comfortable and convenient Than ships OF smaller class; and
their accommodations wei known superior 10
others. Tfose wishing bsrhs should fail
make early application board, foot Of BurGg Slip
". j. T. TAPSCOTT,
Al their General Passage Office 3 Peck Slip sout
The tUEES WEST viii sail from Liverpool the
9th OF arch Persons wishing send for their friends
have them hrousht ont IN ths .nicSn Packet any
hs Regular Line, ning the ! 9TH, ll, l6h DIST and
26th Of every month.
DzArTs for payable demand without dis
count al the principal Of ENGLAND Ireland Scot
land or Wales, consant Y Tor sale as above.
The SHERIDAN will succeed the Queen Of the Vest,
and sall on the 2sth January. lad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

We all suffered severely from the want Of
water. The tongues Of some of our Iaen were
so swollen with thirst that they could with diff
Guilty speak so as to be understood. But when
we arrived at English Town, we had good atten-
ton paid us by the inhabitants OF that place.
RALPH SCHENCK,
near CaughnaWass, JohnstOWn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
GJIDERyILEs GERMAN PLASTER.

NUDtkVIL4L-to bIIItFIIAIN I ll-t'5 .4A''
4 MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY for the
"a following comy aints: Con,s, Cuts, Bruises; Bun
Scalls Felous Salt Eleum, Age, tr ST. rect Rfruns.
ts Sore Throat, Fever Sores hip Compliant &c Ibcie'
from OFT 10 four shllilnos.
This Plaster has heer used with great success for the last
ten elr and ose who make OF VIII bad very ue,
ful in their families tou,a an already tesliy tn
will be- n sufficient recommendation Sold by MIS- C1ms,
Proprietor 1863 Wooster.sreet Houstou.stleet C.
Iyahs, l76 Bowery; E. II. TTFp, 1877 Dt,9p' 't'i; Nm
Muroe, 1870 tlonsOnstIeet; Mrs SpanH II second ave
Brooslyn-Nles Cook corner OF Prospect and BrtLest,
Mrs Rod Thrcad alA Neel!e StoLc. ko-t0n.sL al In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

"a FOR SALE.-Al the rest, residue and re.
A osnder Of the unexped of 80 years lease from
20 Of October 1894, OF that certain lot OF ana,
fbra story brick building erected thereon. containing
eneuents each tenement having two bedrooms: situated IN
and known Al4dison.seel Court together win the uneI
srr1 years lease OF the lot land adjoining thereto,
as To-; No 22l both which said leases are subect to
certain ground and ordinary taxes Terms cash. FOR
iaF'h@E pa a'''"N''' II. CALLAGHAN;S Law Office,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

$50 EXCHANGE FOR A FARM.-A
0 good three story house with marble maGels sn2s IN
- s-s y ,i ~ H5fs,I !. ~ niver A. P j. C. SMITH
VI 10 ,,,'. - 'i iAo70'' IS Liberty ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

e s-7 WINTER MAIL LINE FOR All
rl.=--ts1 BANY and Intafraeiizt~ Pacrz.-Ihe
steamboat 4 L STEVENS, Cap-. r l.,
aTbee viii leave the foot Of street Fte, Sun
day aud Tuesday ternoon, at O'Clock.
The steamer COLUMBIA Capt 4. Hought0n. viii leave
as above Thursday Saturday aad Monday .fteroon a.
O'Clock For passage freight, apply 10 L. {. SCHULZ
al The offic. on tn- wharf. on board. t2i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

SF2.ss..i, 600 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 40, 900
s:PsnDevvauia and Is OCo in Indiana improved aud
L..iInproyed. Applyto a. P.a j. {: SMITH,
rD0 ff SIS Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

-a,l MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
70, cheap and OF very terms snuE nice place IN
and IN 5eI oTtsr-ta lot is IS by 2o5 deep Apply 70 A r.
6. T. C. Smith, S. Liberty street. NJ u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

- FOR SALE-Ihe valuable leasehoid prem
@ se No los Houston St and eItsntDs thIopsh e ;. Sec
tsoud street on which there story o!iCk ouiiGins
~ whole premises rent FOR $780, and Will be sold very low
isl0 ANTHONY j. BLEEKER& * Co., Broad 3;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

,aae.DT WINTER ARA NGEldENTS
l1..11~- FOR KE.Y-PORT AND AIlDDLETOWTN
szzzsEygzSz,P NJ, touching At seguneS Dock Staten
zni On and after NIonay, October 18th, the Steamer
Cant Crawford leaye IlidaletOwn Point
(e qer@iltB Noqdsys Ysd9eseas @ and fciday c at io
sor-st.eel tuesdays Thursday and Saturdays Il o'clock
STAGES will readiness the arrival OF the boat TO con-
y passengers to Freehold part the country. oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

"a TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
FTP TYL TWO sor- House ana Lot In Newark, y. jar
.iter with some goods and lands. Apply to A p
n Sr;.l haIrE street. n&O q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

Loayes in boxes Of 500.
Crushed in barrels OF 200.
Ground III barrels of $50.
Apply the Refinery No. 2S5 Greenwich, Of Cham
bers Oderout of the city must be accompanied by
I'm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

Sraurt t9es Gre B.-e5etern 9Rcroeu
9eret1 etn 1un9er Oeptiher, Iamens Nrieoerid Qinf
BON Slegbenp> peler III 2Irbutle uuo 9oetss 8oun,-
ooHentabrlt arbeltete. i'll oao Mulhuenperf uuo rpur
@ % 70 turftear Su9er'det, oaB er au9eubdlid Ieuen
m'roe am 9etrtgen 9tadmittag Don elmer qrosen Men
Sc gu leer lese" 9aubetdtte auf ben Deutden fatbo
l'iden 5ttrbhUf 9ebradt. '"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

Nad Scr Deroit Iree VreB pom 25 c5rni ereiouptr
d' eine urbtbare @rplollcu auf Dem DampfboOt Sen.
Sance> fudbreHo e5 All Der eauouug 1u Blnolor, De
tro 9eDenuber Tag, Dobei nebrere Vercuen tbels oe.
tootet tbetIs ld)mer oerlcst wuroeu Das Boot Iaue
au9enbltfido. ''''
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

Ger Staat penniDpanten 1T iebt in So Counties
e'n9ethe!lt uno es miro NIT siemlider @e,p8be Be-
reuet, oaB 46 aus cteen So cine Mebrbeit fur %
Juno . a Ia 8 9eben wcroeu. (l1eunE. Sts,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

C1e Oftentltd)en Werfe n Sbio per(pred5en n 3u-
tunt FUR BEN Staa ebr eintrdglto gu perce1. Die e.
S1nn1bn1e oerelben pom I4ten 9opember l842 bis
4: Svnt l843 betru9 sl38, l75. @om II. NoDeu,ter
dS4a oe sum- lesten Sunt betrn9 Ge s5IS 594, a(Io
SQ1uptz Sermebrun9 Der gtnHabmen fanoen am Ohio
a!t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

Gin morolt1he GowuIb Ibtp.-cn Moo-
re SctpE, @leareIo SttY pa. Ino aetSis lttmmfdbiee
Burger, uno Ne i!no ale 0emctrate, nie uns Elm Serr
pier Sabren @Onltabe in oem1tten Gotpn1bp qemeIen
Ii(t obne oaB feline Diente eiuee proseTes peSen eu
|etnSi0esmal tit Slnprudb 9encmmen puroeu,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

Gin @d,Narser in Der @bcctam Station preoat eiue
gang neue eebre. Gr bebauptet, baB Die SooQe in Is
Sabren pOa lein neroe 70 oaB had, Dem Sabre 1889
Dammit mereen f6nne.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-26

B er 1ino pfetfen une 81 R0brenGeqerQ
9erqeBt es nidt, baB Die gBbos i'm .. ct. Senate
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dangerous Than he, who, for political or party
purposes, aids or countenances him, in what
he knows is intended to do that which he nc.
knowledges to he forbidden by the Constitu-
ton.
Il is time that an end should be put to this
system of plunder and agitation. They have
been borne long enough. They are kindred
measures and hostile, rs far, at least, as one
portion Of the Union is concerned. While the
tariff takes from US the proceeds Of onr labor,
abolition strikes at the labor itself. The one
robs us of our income, while the other aims al
destroying the source from which that income
is derived. 1t is impossible for us TO stand pa
tientIy much longer, under their double oPer'
alton, without being impoverished and ruined.
JOHN C.. CALHOUN.