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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

lan9t piro, 70 fam audi eines Der @anaI
St0hrbGufcr su benz Wnbl 8crn,Ioen pers
fault werbcn, rber cine Qctte am Canal.
go 3.-Sas 9roBe 9erGumise Safz
fteinerne SOptel
nit brn nStbi9cu 9lnscngebduocn, einem
Srunuen Dor Der 9biire, ciner 9rcecn ftcis
aernen @iftcrne, eiuem Slepfel Saum9arten,
@isbaus nnc IL sl6cr eane.
go 4.-@in Slcfbaus
unb Sdeuer, Wa9enbaus NIB anberc slueens
gebdube, nit einem 9utcn Sprin9tauS, uuo
ancern Sprinocn bcquem bci Der Stdltuug,
unb 60 2lder 9Gno. 9luf oiefem Stilf 1T Die
8aGerscipalt ben l48 Sue unb aud Die prn
10 SUP Sau.
9tp $50 9lfer Gam,
nit eiuem 2f6di9ten ifeinernen SoauS, SO BET
26 SUE, cine 9rcBc ifcinerne @iiternc uuo
anecre Nebengebduec Ccie urrbwcftlid,c @de
oeS Sledens SareieerspiIle, tcm Stcbr uEb
cctel 9e9cnnbrr)
SO. 6.-75 9ldfer 2anb,
nit elmer an9cnctmen Wcbnun9 uub erhnas
baus unb eincm Slcd Stal, elmer Spriu9e
unb Srunnen all Der Sblr. Soicr fino 9Ins
italten gemadht cine SdDcucr su bauen. Oics
le beicen Strid,e Gro. 5 uno % fpilrcen slt'
idmmen ciEe prddti9c 4 @duIs Sauerei
MAIDEN.
9tp. I'd 9lfer 2ano
nit einem 9utcn ifcinernen StaG unc Sdlladp
haus cine lehr quite 9clc9cnbcit fir cine
Sutihcret.
SEQ. S.-Gine 0ctte bon 4 9tfer,
nit eincm bcquemen oaus, Sprinsbaus unb
Stall.
go. 9.-2 9lfcr ganb,
NIT einem &utdenmad,er Sdap.
go. 1O.-@ine Gctte Spl,lano
bon 1s sIfcr.
SEQ. 11.-Gine Gptte Spl;lano
bon 10 9Ifcr.
SO. 12.-Ser Stcbrifanb
an benz eed,a Canal bel Sicefrieb's 8rhde,
cine iebr quite Gage fir @clddfte, Gin ISchns
tauS, 8 9rrec Strbrtduirr, in emsm crrfcls
ben fpiro jcet cin Stcbr 9etalten Der quite
@e(ddfte tbut perlhietene Sdaps fir
SHanowerfer, patent Oeumaa9e, ein JtcbIen
nnb S,clSbcf nit 10 Slder eanb.
$50. 13. ein bequemeS 2lfDfi0teS
itetnernes Npbnbaus
uno Qctts in SrcemanSburq an tem 1cha
Sanai, 2 Melcn untrrhalb 8etblchcm. Oas
Saus 1T 27 Su6 in Der Srpnte, bel 30 Sus
ticf.
Cine binldn9lide Suantitdt Wic1en uno
oclSlanc ntrc ~ jcber Qotte 9emcsen mrrs
ben. Scllten Sdufluffi9e niiuld)en eas
4auo auf aubcre 9lrt uertbcilt su babcn, 70
oas mcbr crer weniger Qanc su cincr Qrtte
Ooer Saucrci fOmmt, 70 fam ibncn tomit
9coient pereen. Cas 8crmOgeu 1T ;ur Sers
tbeiluna iebr bequem qcle9en, uno es fam f.
ein9erid,tet lperrcn, bas Der Strcm 8afcr
burdb cine jebe Sauerei flicet.
Die 8crrdtbe bon 8aufuauns Glitter in
ben peridicbcneu Stohrs fGnncn nit ceu
@cbdIben ocrfanft tperceu, ipenn es bon bcn
Gdufern 9etpInitt nirc.
QSenn oieics 8ermGqcn nid,t bis nlm IL.
Gag ces ndd,trn Iopembers ourd, pripat
5cancel pcrfauft icin wirr, 70 fcN es an rem
bciaGten Gage in &reiber6oilIe Gffentid) gum
Serfauf aus9cbpten rperecn.
@ccr9e 9Sebcr.
RreihPrSNiIIP Mpuu ctuIi o. uohD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

uno 81 9ldcr eano !; 9ele'
gen In beIa9tcm 9aunihip
uno Saunty, al Der Stra'
Be ,peId,e na6@barlestaurl
fibrt. Die Ofilbte lieat an
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Cine f(1debare SSoueret.

Dd Der llnterid,riebene fpin1d,t mad, gEe'
ifen gu Sicben, 70 1T or geipnnen icine 1hdBbas
re Sauerct, 9cle9cn III Sber.Wilfcrb 5duns
fhip, eed)d @auntp, uu9cfdbr II Meile BON
WtilIerstaun, an Der Straee bic BON 9emcls
beten Srt mad, Soperstaun fihrt uno unge,
fdbr il Nseile bon ShcimerSpiIe,
Sur6 pripat SanSe(
snm Serfauf an. Diefelbe 9rdnSt an Can.
Der bon emanuel WeBel, Scbn preifd, uno
anoere cntbaltcno 65 2lder unS 8 9lutbcn ;
Gin bnldn9lider 9heil bapcu 1T oolslano,
inlqefGhr 4 9lder bopon fIuo pcrtrefflicbe
9Siclen, rpcourh Stpei QSaGer Str6me lies
eeu, uno bas llebri9e lit 9utes 8aulauo uns
Ter 9utcn Senleu uno lterbaupt lpnit in Der
teitcn Sronuu9. - 9lu6 beftnocn fd, sspei
&aum9drten nit aller 9lrt Sbf, als slepfe[,
@ecren, Sfirid,cnL pfrfde &C. babel. - Das
rauf 1T crrtdtet
-%xA ein slpeiifDfiates ifeinernes
::::@n QSCbnbaus, etn etnffDfi9tes
sssss3 feuernes BobnbauS, cine ltslners
he Sdpeiser'S Sdcuer, etn 9Sa9enhaus, Elm
Sprin9haus nit elmer auteu niefehlcneen
Sprtn9e. 9ludh bcftnect iIoh cine 9>umpe mil
elmer nicfebIencen SurGe Dor bem Soauie
Sbi9es @iaentbum 1T iehr wchl nit gSaI'
fer nnb 9Sa6sr @cwaIt ocrieben, rpeIder
llmfauo eS Su eirem ihidlifen Srt fur bic
@rridtnu9 eincrSrennerei poer 9srberei ma
den niiree.
Jfaufluiti9e folltrn ciefe gelcsenbcit nid,t
inbfnugt ocriibcrgsben ln6cn, inoem es Gin
ipcrtbocHes gigenttum lit. Neau metce ttd,
bel ecm llntcrihriebeuen Der baranf mcbnt,
ncltcr ale pcrlan9te 9luSfunft eariiber 9es
beIi piro. - Die Sebin9un9en weroen 70
letdt ais n,S9lid, 9emadt fperben. Sin I'M,
itrcitars 9ieht uno ScdB fanu big Den er'
fen ndhllen sIpriI 9e9ebeu wercsn.
Sobn 8ete.
SUM- 26. nq-6We
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
OefentltChe 25enpu.
Suti 81, 1914.

9!nf Samifags ben 17tcn SIu9nif, Inn I
llhr 9iad,nittaqs, icll auf ccm plaee lclbt,
auf ofcntlidcr 8encu Uerfauft mcrben,
Cine f6debare 9otte 0ano,
9elsaen an ben Sffrntlidcn Straeen tpeld,c
oon Sallirt's mad, benz SHlGt' Damn, uuo
bon Salliefs nat Sie9friec's Bride fhtr,
en-, in Hcrcs9Sheitban 2aunifip, 2cd,d SO
itcseno an 2ano bon Stephcn siallict, inn.,
Saccb Notb uno aneere, enthaltcno 8 slider
une So Huthcn. Carauf it errihtct,
- Gin l unb ein halb ffrfioteS
I;;::p Slcfs9ScbubauS,
Ezss8 uno Srims g d,euer, Elm autcr ME,
fchlencer Drummer nnhe bel rem Saufc, pcr,
ltieeene sIrtcn Sttbilume. 1t. f. 10. - Nic
ectte it bequrm III Selcer einSstbeilt unS out
in Senien.
Ss lit cinss Der orrsit9lid,fcn Gotten in Der
@cgeno nuo ipiirce fitb fir cinac6 Gycfh6ft
;u tetrciben itidsu. Gin Shubmad,er ipur.
&c es prrtheIlhoft furrn, oas @cId,6ft BORT
~ betreiteu. gRer ole ecitc in 9luocnfdcin
Su netmcn pilnld,t, bclicbe ficD bel Dem lin,
terihrtcbcncn Su mcIoen.
Gic Scoinaun9en Icllcu AM gcrtaufetnoc
befdunt 9rmdd,t perbcH uuo Srccit Il. sinf
wartun9 9e9eteu tperocn, non
Srhu @ccbrtn9.
Suti 81, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Oefemtlttbe 9Senplt.

Sreita9s ben 20. Scptsniber, uut IL llbr
Mittags, fol- auf benz plase ieibft, in S5er'
SancOna 3aunitbip, eeda SanntN 0ffeutlid,
perfauft sperben
Giue 3SifDfiote ffeinerue 0Eah(miible.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

SalcntCn QSeSCc,
eScicpb gSescc,
eSctn 9Sesco,
SSsrael 9Sescc,
SScnaS NSescp,
cut creif.
nq3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Gin 6dBbarer
SSirtDsbtmss StamS ,

~ ~ e "
SSSirtDsbuisss Sts1.lc,
auf Dffentliber 9encu 81 perfanfen.
Samfa9s ben 17tcn 9Inguff um ubr
Tadmitta9s, fol- auf benz TplaBe Ielbit, !adp
ffebenbcS fd,dBbare @i9entbfm auf 6fent
lid,er 8enbn perfauft tperben
9sc. 1.-gin fhabbarer @irtbsbaus'
Stan0,
9ele9en III WiaerstauiL eeda @aunty, 0ett
bepDbnt bon S9enrD 9roff,) 9rdnSeno
an eano bon Daniel 9utb, gSitttue WDicano
nnb anoere; entbaltcno S older, ipppon 2
9Ider Saulano uno Der 9ieit pcrsil9tidee
Wielenlanb lit. Gin pcr;ii9lider 8auni9ar'
ten, 70 tpie prddti9eS flieBenee6 QSader III
amf benz Qanoe. Die 9ebduoe beiteben aud
eiilem
9erdumi9en @irth6lanie,
tsa IL a elmer 9crdumi9sn Sdeuer,
MMsAa Sdcbs unD ancere Sicbcn'
rnRSN 9ebdube. Cine 9umpe nit
4f EEE |. - SpcrtrefflidemgBaGer III Dor
- ~ 8S!E4aIbem Birtbsbaufe. - Das
--<ss-@-sk=2ano 1T inter 9uten Sens
feu, in bem bcifen @ultur 3uitance, NIB ionit
In gutter Sronung. Das obi9e 1T Gin oielbe'
iud,ter BirthSbausltan uno gan; befon'
cers Der slnfmerflamfcit Der 8aufluifigen
perth.
9tD. 2. - Cine f6IBbare Cote
SplSlanb,
9ete9en, in Sber 9Rilfcrb Saunfdip, Qed,a
SauntD, ettpa cine Wcile BON Mllerstanu !;
9rdrseno ali 2ano bon Charles @9ner, SelIe
Jiaie uub anbern; cntbaltenb IL Slder pcrs
sii9lid,es ppl,lane, tpeldes entneber int @an
,er, III Q 9lder ecttcn peer pie es fpnlt fir
Ssdufer AM Sdidli61en iein mag, perfauft
Derben fol-.
~ Wer bas Gi9entbun Dor benz 8ers
faufsta9e AT beildti9cn tpilnfht, beIiete ftd,
ceewe9cn bel ir9eno ciuem Der Grecutoren
cber auf benz @igcnthum lelblt su mclcen.
Ss 1T cin Sbeil ocs biuterlaeenen licgcn'
ben 8erm69ens ces perifcrbenen pbiIip
lS esc CO, lestkin bon Iiecer Waeun9ie
Taunftp.
Die Seoiusungen am Gerfaufsta9e unS
sIufWartnn9 BON
Salpmcn 9SeSCc,
eScicpb 9Sesrp,
eSCbn 9SeSCo,
eSsrael 9SesCp,
SScnas QSescp,
@recutpre
Suli 81, 1914. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Q(upttcrs Nn;etot.

Sn bcm 9Saiicn9eri6t pcn 9eba 60.
cSn ecr Sad,c Der 3ednnua bon Scnas
than Butt uub @anaesS Sut, 9bminiiiratca
ren bon Der S.tnterlaGcnldaft tcs perltcrbcs
nen 6 II a h a II Su 4, lcBttiu bon Gies
ber'Wldcunoie 3aunIdlip.
llnb MIN Wai 3. 1874, ernanntc bic Scurt
@hriitian prcB, q. {. 9iuhc uib Srbn @a9s
ncr III 2IuoitrrSI I'm bcfaatc Ncd,nung at
duoitcn, ilbcr;niettcln uno Gertheilung AZ
MADDEN, uno Der ndhitcu gBaiencourt Be-
rid)t capcn 81 crtetten.
.33SssS5l. Stu6 tcn llrfuutsn
sSSSs sSaSsSs: SrSeu9t6,
~ sfsss QS. SO. Selfrir9e, Cdr.
Die pbcntcnamten 9uci:crs mcrccn I'D,
AM DUnncrfd9 cen I5ten 9u9uft, um 10
llbr Sirmitta9e, am SHauic BON @eorac
y trader, in 9lllcntaun, pcriammeln,
allrpc nd, ale Sntcrceirtcn einfllbeu nS9cu,
wcnn iTe cs fir gut tcfnocn.
Suli "a. ila3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
SUM- 26.
SC6debares Gt9entbum

NINS~NtNO NtSkl|DNtlt
ouf pfentlther Senou 81 perfaufen.
@amita9s ben 24iten sluguit I'M 10 llbr
@crmittags fca auf eem @i9entbum ielblt Of
fentlid, oerfauft ipercen:
Nc. 1.-@tne 9ctte 9anb,
9cfe9en in Sber Milfcrb 1aunIdip, Qeda
@auntY 9rdnscno All eano BON Daniel
Sbcrbaro, Charles Sair uno anoern, entbal,
tend unscfibr IL 9lder. Das 9ano lit in
Dem befen Sulturifauce, uuo lebr gut III 9eus
fen.
go. 2.-gin Stri6 2anc,
9elc9en in ben ndmliden Saunldip 9rdns
Seno all Qanb Der 8ercini9ten Srlocrn, Sens
~ @briit unb anocrn entbateno 9ltcr.
Oas Hano 1T gut in Senicn unb lie9t an Der
rtfentltdeu StraBe, tpeld,e BON gmaus mad,
@barleetdm fllbrt, unb rpiiree cine persig.
lIhe Hctte irin, I'm oaranf 81 bauen.
9tc. 3.-@ine Cote 2anb,
grtc0en in SaIsbur9 gaunfdbip ardu,eno
an 4nno pen Sobn Sfnaus, Iestbin csrael
2crl, uno aueern ; tntbaIteno 10 9lcfer -
i SIder bapcn III 9utes SoolSlanc, bas llcs
bri9e autcs Salls uno SdDanmlanc, nit
fiesenorm Baser barauf--alIeS gut III Sens
fen.
go. 4.-gtn Strt6 Sol3lanc,
a0se7, 9elesen in Salsbnr9 Saunid,ip -
eSFgSS 9rdnscnb an 0ano pcu Scel ScCt, 6.
HVSS SfnauB, Sacob Warfs Eno auccru /;
.sSss entbaltene so sIfer seS porirbmiicn
SclscS.
@s iii Elm Gbeil bes Iic9cnben Scrm6acns
res perilrrtenrn Sacob 6 briIt, GeBtbin
bon @mau5.
Die Sccinsnn9cn an @ertaufstagc unc
slufwdrtuu9 pom
Scbn 8. 9arpall, 9t9cut fir
Sames Gtrtif, @r'pr.
SuIi IL. uab9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
81 q Cl) / C6 t

pirb hermit Qc9ebru, ba6 Die llntcrfhrictrs
ncn nls @rCcurcrcn bon Ger SNintcrIaiIcns
id,aft bee ucritcrtcueu 6 y II @ah I, lctts
bin bon SbcrsSduccna, &cha GauutY, ers
nanut morecn no.-2llIc, wcldlc arf irqcne
euc 9Irt all bcla9tc NtntcrIodcnIhaft ftuls
big (Ino, merccn ouf9cfcrbcrt inurrbaIb 3
Mcnaten abiutcSohIcn -uuo Srldc, wrlteI
nrd rcd,tmdfi9c 8crrcrun9cn bnben, bellies
ben ihrc 9tcd,nun9cn tnucrtolb tsIngler 3rit
moNlbrltdti9t ciuiubdnei9tm, an
9ttrabam 0lant }
NblIlp gabl, ( Gr'pr5.
GSoccb Sight
5uLi II, ua6m|
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
81 q Cl) IT Ct) t

mirb hermit 9c9cbrL baB Ole llnterfdriebe4
ncn oIs @rccutcrcn ben Ger ninterIaeeu4
ldatt oes rerltcrbcncn George 8raufl
Irethm ben Sbcr ; Wilfcrb, 2echa @auntp]
ernannt mcroen imo.-9IIIe, Nclac uuf r1
9cno cInc sIrt an bciaNtc Sointerlneenitafd
idnlel9 Inn, wsrccu duf9cfcrccrt inuerboltl
Wonaien obSubcSohIcn-mS Srlche, pel
hc nod, redtmdsi9e Scrorrun9en hatcu, be !
lIeesn TIRE Hcdnnngen inuerhab bcinoterI
3t't pNblbrifdti9t etu5ubinriscu, an
Ganlrl Srlu6. lc.,s
Scnattan Grunh SE'fS'
SuIi 81, *gn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

ouf pfentlther Senou 81 perfaufen.
Samita9s ben 24iten 9lu9uft nm 10 llbr
@crmtta9s ica auf cem @i9entbum ielblt Of
fentlid, oerfauft mereen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

The lovers of this rich fruit, no doubt, W i'll be
pcnscd to learn how it can be preserved for win
ter use. To this end we present, them with the
following rccct, and hope that some Of our cit-
zcns whose gardens are so abundanty supplied
with the article, will give it trial.
dip the ripe tomatoes in scalding water, peel
them, and divide them into two, or il very thick
through, three slices lay them on plates and put
them into the oven after the bread is drawn If a
good oven, by the time it Is cool, or in As hours
they will be perfectly dred put them into paper
bags and keep them in dry place; when wanted
ioy use, dip them in cold water and lay them on
a d III to swell, and in mincc or stew, they are
almost equal TO the fresh fruit. If you wish to
make tomato sauce. add little water to cook
them in. They ave very good 10 eat out of hand
in the dry state"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13
Clay Propo,iag 10 aba ndsn Protection /.

Recently the Albany Journal alluded 10 an ex-
pected visit from Mr.. Webster at Saratosa-and
hoped he would address the people upon Texas
and the tariff. On which the Madisonian uuers
a mysterious threat, and says that ''IIe cannot
say anything in favor Of Mr.. Clay in connection
with the taHr. lie ,cW MT do IL. he burst mol
DO H." Thereupon the Boston Courier throws
down the gauntlet for Mr. Webster and denies
that he had "writtcn or dictated" any articles
denuncatory Of Mr.. Clay. And then then the
Nadisonan again takes up the subject, on rather
a different key, and with the following spcciiica-
tons:
The hrsggarl editor Of the New York Courier
and Enquirer is informed that, should Nh Web
stcr advocate the election of Mr.. CLAW on the
ground that he is an underwriting friend OF protcc-
lion. we may he induced To bring forward docu-
mcnt, furnished to a member Of congress hy Mr.
Webster himself which will inconteslibly estab.
li,h the fact that Mr. CLAY in the committee room,
proposed to abandon all protection on articles ma
nuactured in the United States. We are like.
wise prepared to prove that Mr.. w. authorized
the NJ. e. to publich the evidence placed in lis
20 session Hence we shall not violate any rule
Of propdcty in publishing the item furnished by
Mr. Webser and subsequently placed in our pos
session.
And, later, we find in the Madisonian The fol-
lowing advertisement:
M1disoaion Puqpbtt.-Therc' will be issued
from The Majsonian office on Saturday, pam
phlcl containing,
1t Mr.. Tyler's letter Of withdrawal
q. Mr. Wchslcr's exposure of Mr.. Clay pur-
pose to abandon the principle Of protection.
81. series Of essays 3Issecting the character
Of Mr.. Clay--rcpubshed from the Mndisonan Of
1919 and '3-tho production Of MIGHTY MIND.
Alb. General Jackson's letter Of June 81, 1874,
to a citizen Of Indiana, on the nomination of Polk
aud Dallas by tie Baltimore convention, and on
the subject Of the annexation Of Texas.
4 large number Of the above pamphlets will he
printed to supply orders from every section Of the
country. Price, 50 per hundred, in advance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

Assuming that The canal loan will not be ad.
vanccd unless n tax is levied by the next legisla
ture to pay interest on the internal improvement
debt, the Chicago journal calls on the democrats,
''as they have the legislature in their own hands,
to come out and say VIVA, they intend 20 DO in re.
alton to the matter! From this, then, we are &C.
fniiively 10 understand that, in tho view of this
wing editor at least all legislation in this state for
the next two years is to be done by the democrats
exclusively, that the wing members go TO the lie.
gisla,ure as mere "lookers on in Israel having
democrats are in favor Of, and to so for whatever
the democrats oppose--tha,, IN short every mea-
sure Is to be regarded as party measure, and that
there is TO he no such thing as Indiydual re-
sponsibiliy" on the part Of the members. II
such is not the view of The journal, why call on
the democrats, as n party, to speak out Why 60
into an argumcn, TO prove TINT the issue is pre-
senled "lnxalon or no canal" and say to the de-
mocrats in regular ducllo style, "choose ye your
Wc"pUHs ~ INC JputHii 'icWtu tue Hut'c' w
different light-ifit viewed the canal as n grea,
measure Of state policy, with which the two poll
teal parties, as such. have nothing to do, but
which appeals to the state pride and patriotism Of
every Minoian, it could certainly with no sort OF
deccncy. call on the democrats as a party speak
out in relation to the proposed tax. Blu, we can
tell tho Journal that, much as it may desire 1t, the
canal and the proposed tax cannot be made party
quesiions--that the wing members Of the next lc-
gisa,ure, as well as those that are democratic will
be held individually responsible for their votes on
these subjects, and editors for their course-and
that, therefore, il would look much better if the
Journal would come out, "openly and above
board" and le, Us know distinctly whciherit goes
for or agains, the proposed tax itself, before it
calls on others TO come out. 1t is dwelling and
contemplate to attempt TO dodge the question I'M
der the plea that The democrats have the majority
in the legislature. The wings will have to vote
Tor agains, the tax as well as the democrats, and
every vote will count. As for us, we have
already on more than one occasion expressed our
selves unreseIvedly in favor of a tax to meet a,
least portion Of the n,ores, on the internal i'm
provemen, debit and we have never changed our
views We only wish every paper in the state
could give its views with equal freedom, and not
lay in wait to see what tack this or that party, or
this OF that political leader may take before they
dare speak themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13
The "Sycsscrn IIriic."

We congratulate our bachelor friend Capt
DICKINSON, on the happy change he has made
in his situation, which places him in possession
Of tho beautiful "WrsrruS DrlLE," tho pride
and admiration of all who have ever enjoyed the
pleasure Of seeing her. The Captain changed
his "bed and board sometime week before last,
and appeared among his old friends on last Tues
day with his charming beauty. She is Of the
most beautiful model, highly flashed, and has
no equd on the river
The "Western Belle" is nearly new, with a
double engine Of feet stroke, and carries 800
tons. Her ealans are Of the mos, approved con-
struclon and finish, and the state rooms are OF
ample dimensions and well furnished, equal To
any boat Of her size on the western rivers.
We hope to zee Crpt d. duly rewarded for his
enterprise, and as he has always been punciuol IN
his trips, accommodating 10 Che public. and wi,ha
apehect gentleman and n clever icilow, I've ar,
sure he will con,inue To receive the patronage o.
our business men asd the public generally
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

Hcahh-The country generally is
very unhealthy, there being more sickness
among the people than has ever been
known before a, this season of the year.
Bellevilie is comparatively healthy, and
there is less sickness here, for the popula-
ton, than in any other town from which
we have heard, or in the country. In
some Of the counties TO the East, we are
informed, there is not sufficient number
of the well TO nurse the sick. The heavy
rains of the spring, succeeded by such a
drought as we now experience, are pro-
ducng their natural effects IN the fever.
ague, &C., which aillict nearly every sec.
lion in an equal degree. We anticipate
change for the better very soon.--N.
Clair Banner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13
Horrible, yaOrrihic

The last sangano journal, in accounting for
the mefciess skinning the coons got in this state
at the late election, has the following:
This result has been brought about Ivy every
species of freud and misrepresentation that ever
dlsgraced political canvass in this or any other
state. The most vile and malicious ISLANDERS that
were ever Illuminated against a party, were charg-
ed against the wings Appeals were made to the
lowest and basest passions of human nature.
Groceries were chartered, and whiskcy by the
barrel sent round the country to influence votes
on the day Of election. Fasehood was piled up
on insehood mountain HIGH for the purpose Of
creating the impression on the minds of our large
foreign population, that the wings as party were
their most deadly enemes," &c.
Vow don't Say so! W-h--e-w!!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

MeSgs. EdiiorS-As the winter evenings are
approaching, would it not he well for our young
men to devise some means to pass them of with
pleasure and profit, This, in my estimation,
can be done in no better way than in the iorma-
ton of Lyccum, or association of mutual i'm
provcment. 1t is too often the case that young
men devote their leisure hours to objects neither
useful or instructive; when, by right direction
of those powers which nature has endowed them
with, they might become ornaments to the circle
in which they move.
No place. perhaps, is better calculated to draw
out the hidden stores of the mind, and devclope
its resources, than a well regulated Lyceum. Its
advantages have been felt and acknowledged by
the mighty spirits Of the land, and whilst roing
in intellectual greatness, they can point with
pride To the Village I.yceum, as the place which
frs, developed the germ from which sprung such
towcrering eloquence.
horc measures will be taken shortly to start
a lIyceum IN our village. w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

Cor. TdAmadgs I'VE find the following par
ugtaph relative to Gov Tallmadee in the George
town Advocate "a whig papcr)
"This gentleman, who is Governor Of Wis
consln hy the nomination of John Tyler, has
gone over To Polk aud Dallas with his kith, kin,
and allies, The wings, happily, can contrive To
&c, along without Mr. H. aud we wish that all
who feel as he did would purge our ranks by ma.
king their exits. The loss by his detection like
the value Of his latter adhesion may be represent
cd by an indefinitely small quantity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

a halEshared Coon.-The Albany
Argus relates tina, Coon from the Yves,
the other day, popped into BARRIERS shop
in Albany, kept by an honest Democrat,
and after seating himself for the opera
ton, Intercepted the ,onsor as 10 his po-
li,ical preferences. Il am Democrat
was the promp, reply of our friend OF the
razor. Then, | am sorry l called at
your shop said the stranger. Our
friend, after having half.6nished his work.
told the gentleman tina, he was entirely
welcome TO wha, he had done, and re-
commended him to few doors above, to
finish the job. He left after bcstowing
upon him wing benedic,ion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-13

"Whcfc Ia Mr.. Brown" This Is now the CO..
neral inquiry among the democrats IN the Chlca.
go judicial circuit Mr.. Brown Is the wing can.
dIdate OF that circuit for presidential elec,or, and
the democrats have taken up tho Hon, !. n. Ar.
mold as their candidate. The two agreed to stump
il over the d,sric, together, and made out and pub
lishcd hist Of appointments accordingly. Their
Grs, encounter took place at Chicago, aud although
the wings say Mr.. Brown did very well, the yen.
tlcman has no, been heard Of since, and Mr.. Ar.
mold las been leR to meet the other appointments
alone. "What has become " Mr. IIrownr