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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-'rhe Anatomy and
lVDiseascs Of the Breast, with numerous plates
by Sir Ashley Cooper Bart, F. II. $50 which are
added his various Surgical papers first PUBLISH
ed in Il collected form, 1vol. royal, Svo p
A System Of Surgery--by J. NJ. Chelins, uas,sla.
ted from The German, and accompanied with addi-
tional noies Iand dissertations by John F. South,
Their additions by George w. Norris, M. D., Sur
Qeon to Penn. Hospital. -
A Dictionary Of terms used in Medicine and the
Collateral Sciences--by r. d. Hoblyn, Am. Oxon,
1yoI, 12,ao. - - ..u.. a'iE i
The DOMESTIC Management OF the Sick Room-by
Anthony Todd Thompson, M. D. For sale BY
ocl24 q. w. ALLEN
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MARRIED-On tAe 27th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Dor
man. Mr. WILLIAM MARTIs TO Miss MARTHA J. PARMLY,
all nf this city.
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ENtNE Brandies and Liquo, laniing and for sale
II oct29 by BARON, MEAD & co.
HATS and CAPS. cases now landing and
Il u IN store, of various styles and qualities, for
sale by loct291 SI&I JONES'
EE GErS--5D tobs in prime order, landing ex
Ii schooner Marmion, for sale by
FOSDICK & CHARLOCK,
ocI29 81 CulnmerSe st.
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PENSACOLA-Per schr Eilz nheth Aun-
fee. II hi bbls whiskey, do brandy, &c.
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MOBILE IRON sTORE.-DADE II
RAYNOLnS. SUCCESSORS To DEfOREST NORRIS IL
CO.-Mil Rocks. Boiling Cloths, Mill Gear, Bur Iron,
Mil Irons, and Hardware generayNo. ga Water st,
octls 2l5tf
Vy- O.. q. DuBOSll a. CdS. WHOLESALE AM
RETAIL DRu6aIsTs, No, 30 Water-st., Importers OF
Drugs Chrmcns and Perfunery md dealers in Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Dye Siufs, DC. sep6
fYCHIEA, GLASS, Earthenware and Gut
LERf-W AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is
receiving extensive OF the above arti
ces vi ch he offers ut he Lowest prices.
novl4 JAS. MAS TERSON. Importer. "a WAter-sf
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DRoVlSIONS-Yca,m an's extra cured II ans;
do Bacon Sides; I.eafLard; Pig Pork in half
1Ils; Extra Smoked Beef; smoked and Pick led
Tongues, for sale by
oct28 l. O'REILLY CO..
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per Edwina and Lorena 40
Il packages very choice and superior favored
green and black Teas. in half chests and caddies.
1S, 9. and 2 lbs each. Fur sale BY
M. ROBINSON,
ocl29 corner DaUphin and St Enansel ss
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CODA BISCUIT and CRACKEs-ot every va.
Sriety for saIe by
vst2a ]. oREIiLY h CO.
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R OSENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT-Ths
~ attention OF Engineers. Architects, Builders
and others, requiring the tse Of Hydraulic Cement,
ofanv kind, is requested the article Of Rosendas
Hydraulic Cement, manufactured by Nelson +
Brown, which possesses the following important pro-
perties; mpervlou TO moisture, extreme tena.
city, hardness and durability, rendering it in fact arr
tifcal stnne-It is recommended as a superior nrti.
Gle for all kinds OF Hydraulic masonry. and is parti-
cularly adapted for the construction Of Publications.
canals, mill dams, sewers, bridge fouHdationsp
drains, vas, reservoirs Of all kinds. and for all oiher
building purposes where Cement OF any kind IL want.
ed Warranted equal to any Cement manufactured
IN the United Siatesrut up in tight casks we'll pa
pered. and will keep good for length Of time.
100 bbls Of the above Cement landing and for
sale by f. G. CENTER & CO.,
ocl24 corner ofConti and Commerce streets
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
= Eo"' n The fine passenger steamer NEW
HxxisssEs1aSS1 W ORLD, Bryan, master, will leave
for the above and intermediate landings on SA'
TURDAf, the LIST, nj 3 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage, apply on board or
oc29 NJ. WAXING & CO. Agents
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- - - =
FOR NEW ORLEANS

Foh NEW OniaCiSi'to'
ssnps~ p The fine new packet steamer MON
k4asSS8sasSaS$ TEZUMA, Reilly, master, will com
vsSsSss gsa Dmenre her regular se"u weekly trips
on FRIDAY. 31si instant. al 10 O'clock AN.
For reish, or passage, having excelen, accommo-
daions, apply 10
oo,29 C. A GIIRGRT n BRO 80 Com 81
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CONNIE
sENn-WEEKI.Y REFoRr-NonmE MARKET

tas>f AnVlrEs.
li'rrPnn. .......oet llntft ............sepI. 30
Lnndnn Oct Nev- \ rh.........Uct 90
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a. lGHr CHECKS on New York and Charleston,
Slor sale by HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
oct29 Agents for the Bank of Charleston.
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER would inorm his friends
n generally, that he will continue The business
hertolore conducted by MIHGE q RUSSELL, on his
own account. and under the firm and style
His Office opposite No 10 Water street, up siairs.
oct22 2lS COLLIER H. NINGE.
nr5- The Advnrtiser iii nlease c.,nv
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
a. lS'S~ p The fine passenger steamer CARO-
ys5sssSsfEs5FI5. LIMA. Dupree, master, will leave
for The above and all intermediate landings on
TIL URSDAY, the 30th instant, at b o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board OF TO
nc29 NJ WAR!NG II co.
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NUFF-l0O lbs Mackaboy Snuff in iars
~ bbls Nackaboy in hall bottles
80 lbs Scotch Snuff in Jars
3ybs do do in half hotties
Also-Coarse Repee, Natehitoches and Amer lea
Gentleman Snuff, landing and ia store, Cor. sale
wholesale and retail by
oct2l MOSELY & TUCKER
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

ANDlNG from ships Wayeriy aud Lorena
- from New York
SO boxes No Soap, 10 boxes Raisins
20 half bbs assorted Crackers
~ boxes do do
10 half boxes Pearl Starch, boxes Maccaroni
"a jars fresh Prunes, bbl fresh Currants
2 cases Sardines, rs dozen Brooms
2 bbls soft shelled Almonds
25 dozen Brushes, nests Tubs, Mats, Cords.
Washstands, etc. Fur sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
oc29 Grocers. 5R Daunhin street
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51OTATOES, ONIONS, MACKEREL &c
Il l25 bbls Potatoes. l25 do Onions ~
% whole aud hall bbls Mackerei
20 half and quarter bbls Crauberrics
Landing and for sale by
oct29 BARON, MEAD g. co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Neues QBirtbsbaus
IN WoOFer WaDrte County ObiD,
gum Sftlb ron
"OR t[he(n1 SeU''

Der gnbesbenannte betunbet hermit feline Greunbe
unb bas 4nblfunt, .caB er, an ieinem auIe, an Der
g6e'ber 9ibertD StraBe unb benz Wartt 8ierefe, auf
Der naebften ectte ipetid1 pom @Curtbaae, unb bon
Safe unb SOneS'e Stobr, frds sesenber, au9efansen
Elm 6fentlihes gabaus Su balten, polebff er ffets
auf bic bee uno bequemfe QHei1e su beiprtben, unb
eiuer SeitS nidbts manseln Laeu iprb um allsemeue
3ufrtebeubett su 9ebet.
Da feline @ebdulidfeiten meitens nem unb qerdlts
mig, fetne&ide, Sdenfe, SdlafSimmer ltuo Staaune
redli, uub.m benz beifen Derfeben Inb unb iberoies
eine 0fennn9en bili9 lein tperben, 70 er,partet er
burdb prompte Beoenun9 uro orgfdlti9e 9ufnerflam-
tett enen Gbel Der Dentlien gnnt Sn perbienem unb
erhalten @brilt. Sumter.
Wcoiter, Shic, Oft. Is, 1914 l1-b.S.
CO. @r fibrt lber oes, tpie frber fort, feline G5rc
cerD mGroB uno &leupertuuf su betreibem, ao tpirb
nd freuen feline Gauoen AUDI in beiem 3rpet9e gu be,
btenen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Sin entlaufener Bube

Sitsorl 9ater wetr Der 9beinrfal, atbdrtia unh
aea alt f cine traiss @r6Bs Sas 3oG braunss
yaat aao 9ra.s Ascn bat nnb in ntm Setraae tins ,n
rsgan Srs9be al ben xa8 fe5t III Dem unter,td,,t.n
rss mslgsn er rsrbnoef mar mad aerlei sbratn ch;sn
s n ssa, M Sslr parnsn eorma, bee(ben ,u bebser.
;a nne Seftsn anueefpa9rn unter bent e man,
ben. - - Hss VIZ osAsOtraIen bffns
msroen nt, in Gpbrata xaunDp sanfatr 6,
non man ale rsitn Net ID oeIsi. WanSsrss ~ vesfn.
n'ao. ssspaaers no nsrt or Goest ~
moot tno srfs9 befe Charming III ibr 5sittnae a.as st'
ben. oess' stppsWWt fgltn ptrs
Yoilassr,.,a a,r,,,, 6 q. BpasHwsber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
$ II It on-g Ien9ieBere
aAel0 tt1r0 ggEfunIlnn

y V U VIZ Y Ut T 2 o.
Retnnben bre Srtunbe uno bas sanle putitum eas at
Otlr5lt@ in 8ef1aftswfbnpuna parnerhp aerster
nb anb br Gtatlifemtnt ppaanbis i'm Ganse baks,,
Sche 4rt 0aBarte prc auf eeuns rrcyt unb ~ BEN t
l9en prten cpn bnen rtrftrti9 Qe 0rten BON Oen Rod
ttairre pfn9t, Mabnerc Sacn 70 mic ttrbatpt alle i,
ibrem Sadie Se6rss 9esenaoe, erbsnin 3ue, ron linen
an oanD seban-Oisjenstn welbe bers4en 0esentfanbt
beonr prptn pcb tDn pnn M bei anrufcn inre nil
abtrje8t no bag e weli pom 4aesbnnp etirse nit te
fer rno woblfeiler 3u faufen i'm @tambe (no- -
/ Sutton beH sten OeSeRter, 1912. ~ y
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Dunbar unD SOfeper,
RecbtS : 9tntpd[ee,

Office, erlfe Gbr ipeltIi bonn Gcurtbaule III Canton.
Ssorssn Ssetsaen in @ttrf ben unltesenSen cOnties
Di beutftber ApUetat unb 81 cta r, 9litaIieb
uno tcniee scrt6ttt 5nltrunenten in btnt(5er
franS0t6er nnS ensr SYrae, unb fe6t ntd an fur e
rtn Sui Slid tttt III kiraen - =.
0antcn, Sebrtar II, Is45. aos
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
@eors 9B. Selbtn.) Seuis
Bel0elI uno GcDaefer.
9(NtNFn+e4@ ..4,N Ooa4.
Sonis G @aftr

<sVo0F'rVsF V1'V OEIVVIDBtIIDEIII,
SInc tn Der Ausibnn9 Der Surispruoens in @torf
unc net an9renSenoen Counties tn drtneroit oetre.
ten uno bIetea bterburd bren greurben unb benDnb,
l'tum 'bret Setauo in alen Nedtsan9ele9enbst
adtltn9srpQ an. 'N"t''
. office; Cine 9hIre peftfid BON Srn. No,pfs
9ctei une 9eraoe se9enlber benz 8rantlin Oane, III
Canton, Starf SO. Sbio. r ~
oerr Sd,afer fpridlt uno fdreibt nebf Der ene-
lIdlens aud Die entfde unb frans6 lifd de
Seofuaf 70. 1874: 81. b.D.
90 aud' benabrtdti9t cben9enannterQcuis edo.
fer baB er als bentder gctar anaeffent lit 9pns
m n, 70 tpie ancere redte9hltee Dcfumente i,
e III d. er. bentf dlerm. .frans6ffder
Spradbe unter btat9en Seoin9un8en ausfertigt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
S6neiber ! G5eltbdft.
NthDlaus Bcur,

:pefttid,e 2uscaratpas Straee, @anton Sbic.
e0 adt fenem &unoen unb benz pablifum bierm bic er
AS% 8ebenife 4nel9e paB nod INNER fcrtfabrt cte,ae
nanntes 8efa in aen ieine pcrieben 3tpetsn an feine
alten @tanprnnfte in Der 4en Eusearapas 9trase Dem
= tSrantlin oaufe' fbras 8e8enaber, III betreben ~
@ene 1rbeit saraatr CT, nab Der b6nn usb bauerbate
fen 1r ebrein:immunS NIT Der fpa ttfe unb beIieb
tefen cbe ~ Uerrti8en CT rbat citaA bic fraftffe
ppen pom 5lsu yprt nnc sweiw69enti BON Wars cSraf
re) 9eia 8epinsunsen np mad pen 3eiten geritst ut
stmSbmli6.
6ertig 9entad,te GIeibnna
balt ct ets auf eanb gum 8erfa 10 Dr bisen peif,n
fur 8 a ar 8el b pbtr annebmbare salsespretts.
Canton, Geb / j, 1916. 29St.p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Su9ellD Z 3ettung.
oeraus9e9eben BON Carl So Weiter8baufen
uno sebrudt BON S. 9. 8 adofen
gftf6bur1 91n

Be , in nSangen :-9e SusenbSetuns er(beint allt IA
Gage un ben abrlben Sutferptipnspreis Il e.
q ns abbar bel Gmpans 4ten Summer. Gainmer er
6atten an Grmplare ras lite f ricfe ttbeiluna
prosn as8encnen BON N8tnen) ppfrci Der Irbres
Y Seitersbatet ptttsbr9 pa rteten Der Grtraa III no
Sedn8 Der 9ruftDen sur nte1Buus beutbtn {e6rrr
Stminars 3u pbprsburs pa nnp namtntl ur Griiehuno
armer Uaiien in bemfelben btflimmt
Oenen wte Die ere, bnen ,tattonbte cu,nmtr r;At a.,
adienSen nsroen ais Sabferitenten 6stradtet .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
AttaChmemb A Notice.

"A my instance attachment was this day issued
IA by Gist Cnefefer, Justice ofthe peace of San
dy Township, Stark County, o. against the property
and effects Of Chancery Lmericks nonresident OF
said County.
ABRAM MYERS, Agent,
March 2Ist lS45 for JOHN MYERS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
The WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MONTHLY REVIEW

month lyLiterary Magazine, containing 60 Iarg.
octave pages of entirely original matter emenat;n.
from Western writer's, will be issued regularly from
the lst OF November 1914 II will be devided into two
volumes per year, of $50 pages each or 100 pages At
me end OF the year. 3. z. G. Judson and L. A. Hne
Editors Robinson g. Jones, 100 Main ST. Cinci mat
iuDl.shers Price $3per annum, in advances or within
the first quarter '''
Agents for Canton: III. J. Nothna gel 81 co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25


Gfo9 unp oe Nnrm peer ner unterne1manse in ebiatn
SADIE tecnbrs Der Granfbn tnp 0cbrede Der Nferse Be-
tannt lnr psranafen i'm bier biele Saaebem pnblifam
betann u maen inb bemben feinc Siene III rtnp eine,
Sale autnbieten, ber in pbiSe 3meis einfdlast.
OaB A feine SenntnB in beftn Sa6ern, niet bfos auf
aaberev poer onse 8leinstsiten befaranttm pm pus
rltsa aus per ttnJt8e W nnenScn Ibaae erben bas tr
eattbebafttten fer ben Steine Der 8la efbne ne
eisber ned fsn sro tsp br n4unpten Operation yer.
loren bat.
Or bebanpst aud NIT Grfels bic GntSnbuns Der sunatn
Seren Gecarme, Ginsereine Der pfsrne abt a
ttttr a. init been fawirrser, inntrn Street. as nit Se
a'sflten xentteiten an benen @ eber Sesorbpt perct
baarbaft in 3-4 QBreber o
Olse BIC ner 9tentt bparfen, werren init Der inise
ietHerNednnnsen 8eriB 5ufrieben fem.
+, cr pesnt IN SaffonI Iannfaip Starf Co., cine oiei.
Baucrep an. = - 1850
aus 81. 1874. s.s. Qbrabom 9isler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
NEW PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Ohio Statesman.

IAN appeal to the one hundred and fifty thousand Demo
Gratis of Ohio and to the just feelings Of men Of al
/ DarfieSA
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
guebfabrice gum 9IDler.

Der linttrssidn bot SYrdntes prbltttanne Ia8fatrt
cine Weie nprbnefI BON Canton, semetbtt, unb tnabri.
st Gierm bas abitu baBer pas Manufaftnrs efbaft in
ftnen prrf6ierentn 3we8tn fttret6en rb. Gi fatrrt
6lanue 8lanfets, Sud-, GafIinett, Seans, 6reteppbe
&C., tim ben Nntbtil rper bt ber 0arp.
Mollfarten, Sptnnen, 9Seben II. Sud- beeren,
iprb af st8ctene Jarit fneG pnftti bcorot nb ic
ben in nen ge6afte perua3ten 9aben ,prO tr 6crpts
ipteber erfeben
Gr fbmt6t 4, sas rurd rinttlie 0bwaruns IN enen
0efha asemene 8nn8tbunn8 9enjeniSen sttn tann Die
bn NIT 4nftraaen teeben nnS CT bct babtr aud ee liberia.
len xbel Der Sfenttiben Buntf ;u erbatten.
oJr2ecbsfett fir SaarseIc pbtr 2HDle
Sfaaf @ar9iber.
O1arJ IL, le45. s4ssoH
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-03-25

" 3um Sadenlaufsn nurom cine seiuide
Nnjati SolDaten in 3mei Nsiben anfseitellt,
unb Sebsr BON ibnen nit einem ettpa fingers
oi6sn Stsfem, audi Nutbe senailt, Verfsben ;
pnret biefs mu6te bsr Srnrtbeilte tinburd
aetsn nno srbielt bon jsoem Gin5slnen einen
Sreitt hbsr ben bIo6sn Nifen. : ge mar
Die sen6bnlicbs militarifte Strafart, 1T ater
f6cn Dor elnissn brsi6ia Sabren at9dhatft.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
A GOOD JOKE.

The Hartford times mentions the FOL.
lowing amusing incidsn as occurring at
the post Office in that town.
'LOUdeT'-A cOloTed man lately went
10 the post Office, and putting bis nose
close upt TO the delivery boz, cried out
'LoudeTn The clerk, suppOsng the ns-
gro 10 be deaf, and that be was making a
request Of him 10 speak louder, so that
he could hear, asked him in Veiy loud
tone. the name Of the person for whom be
wanted the letter.
'Louder9 cried ths negro.
what name yelled the clerk.
'LOuder3 again bawled the negro, who
now supposed the clerk to BE- deaf.
The clork took a long breath, and
with all his might again beloved OUt
IN the BegrOs fdce the same question:
what namef' This was done in SO loud
tone that the echo seemed to return
from the far of bills.
The negro started hack in alarm,
shouting to The very top Of his lungs,
Louder, sir, Louder! / told you Lou
der! my name is nothing else!
'Oh, alb! oh, hO!''said the clerk, your
name is Louder, ehl Didn't think Of
that--hers's yonr letter, Mr.. Louder.
here's your letter.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
From IheeCin. EnquireI.
INDIANA.


In the House Of The Legislature whicl
has Just adjourned, The federal party hod
a majority Of some six votes jim tbeSeD
ate, parties we're tied. The State, il
will be remembered, gave popular ma
iority oil near 5000 for Polk. The federal
maio ny in the House, therefore, was en-.
;relyieccideHlal- was composed of men,
some Of whum had but halfa dozen votes
over their opponents at the ballot boxes,
and OF 0lheis whose places had most un-
qu stionabIy been gained py colonizBg
vnters. i neither expressed the will Of
the people, nor could, by any means pos
sibilly, be 70 sled in TO mislcpresent the
people again.
Sill, as the prePonderance Of parties in
the SehaIe Of the United States might
depend upon the election of Senator
fomInGiaDa, the federaisls were extreme,
y anxious TO elect one by means of this
accidental majority Of misrepresentaiives.
Now the patton. as well as the stale Of
Indiana, is democratic 30 that the cleo
iioE of federal Senator from that State,
would be retaining portion Of pOwsrin
the hands Of that party which the nation
at large and Indiana as part Of il, have
said are unworthy Of il. TO acquire
power and to retain il, by any means-Nr
by any meanness--in despite and com
tempt of the people. has ever been The
ambition Of the federal party,
The democrats, having number Of
votes iBhe Senate Of the State equal 70
their representative been able 70 prevent
the iedera!isls from rrecipiiaiing this elec
lion, and have deferred It until The peo
pie shall have had time, more effectually
TO express their will. We honor their
manly firmHess, and true faith with (which
they have Stood between the people aud
this wrong which federalism medilaled
upon lhem and,the nation allarge. The
| vanCanc in the U s Senate does mol
Etske pace until March 4th,--,andfhad .
Senai0rbeeD, elected; except in the i'm,
probable event. Of an extra session, he
would have had no functions to discharge
until December next. The next Legs
iature can therefore, select the man
without the slightest public embarrass
ment or difficulty; and meantime. tht
people can take care that their mex
Legislature is composed ofgood and true
\ men--not Of political squatlers and mis-
representatives, as the past. .id
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04


railing out against a school tax, on Ih
ground that il will be so oppressive.-me
too who have large families 10 educate
Who in his rational senses, would not say
hatsuch men should be the last men ol
earth, 10 oppose tax for scnOol PurPos
es:
But sir, if we 90 little further inf
the merits Of the question, We will, IN
deed, must perceive, that the Iich man
the man who pays heavy tax, is deeply
interested, iH encouraging. aud suPPOr
ting. the general discrimination Of fkUowl
edge and Intelligence. The law which
enabled and supported him in the acqul
sitiOn of this prOperty-lhe law whici
maintains and secures aim H The posses
sion and enjoyment Of this property, is
but the emenaiion of public opinion usI
in proportion then, as the public mind is
enlightened, will our laws be wholesome
or unwhoIesome, wise or Inwise, bene6'
cisI or injurious, in their practical OPe-
ration.
II al least could be no harm to suggest,
that great impulse could be given 10
The cause Of education, y a union OF
Teachers, which might bo accomplished
by quarterly or semi annual meetings,
which every teacher in the county should
make il his business as we'll as bOunden
duty 10 attend. BY meetings Of this kind {,
two important objects nigh, be accom-
rlished, both having tendency to bene-
eff the cause Of education. First, they
might adopt such measures as they might
deem proper forincTeasing the qhaltica-
tIons Of their-ow members, and thus ad
vance their calling nearer 10 the dignity
of profession. Secondly: At those
meetings the observations Of The differ
ent leaehofs, as TO improved methods
and the most successful means of impair
ting instruction to the youthful mind
might be brought under review, and thus
the observation and experience Of each
individual member of the profession, +,
would become the properly Ofall.
That our systems Of instruction are
susceptible of great improvement is too
obviou TO be insisted upon. "lt has
been discovered, at length, what, in.
deed, was always sufficiently obvious, that
a boy ne eeds not be kept at school eight
/. r ten years, to lealn to read his primer,
Write hig name, cipher to the rule Of
Three, and hate books and learning the
rest Of his life. 1t has been discovered,
that in three or four years, a boy may be
taught hundred fold more, BY skilful
teachers in a skilful way, than their faI
thers dreamed Of learning al all. This
is The greatest discovery Of our age. 1t
will do more to meliotaieQ the moral phys.
ical and political condition Of mankind I,
than all other means YET devised"
J. SHIRLEY.
Dec. 25, 1914. of j. a.i
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From the Ohio Statesman :.
PRESIDENT POLK.

To satisfy thousand inquiries as 10
when President Polk will leave home for
Washington, we ns3rl the following from
the Nashville Union. nse.a
Mr.. POLK.
Eve learn that the President elect will
leave this city on the Isl day Of Februa.
rv, on his way 10 Washington, and that he
will take the route by the river, unleS il is
ascertaiued before his departurs that the
Ohio is closed by ice. We make this
statement in answer TO the many inqui'
ries which have been made Of US TO know
The precise lime he would leave Nash
Vile, and the route he would lfayel.'
The people Of central Ohio have been
praying with much ardor for right freeze
about the first OF February. II il comes
the President elect will pass through
Columbus, AMI spend few hours here.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, address lug
itself to the democrats Of Hamilton cOun'
ty, says:
Let them call a public meeting, and
let there be "a CQnmitlee of reception ap.
pointed, who will meet The President at
escort him to this city, and
make him welcome as the guest of the
democracy, for SO long as his duties may
permit him 10 stay, so that an Opportur
My may be afforded to all to see, and
shake by the hand, the chosenrepresen.
Iativs1 of our HaliOn's Sovereignty and
honor. There should be no man worship,
no idle parade, but the manly and hon-
sst. hearted greeting Of the people ihem'
selves to their fitsL offie eer--the recipient
of their highest confidence a
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ILLS READ THE THIRD TINE.

-s BILLS REAL THE THIRD TINE.
Fixing the times Of holding iheCouTt'
OF Common Pleas. RecommiIted toMr
Aten as committee Of one.
To regulate literary and other sOcie
ties. .g#
To amend the act 10 regulate the Mi
litia." 4l
Mr.. Miller moved to amend the bill by
way rEryder. so that the fines paid loT
not mastering, be paid into the State
treasury, and be used for the hs'paymeGt OF
the State debt.
Mr. Miller said, that if there should be
volunteer companies organized Yin The
State, there would be one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars collected under this
law and he could not see thai better
application could be made Of this large
amount Of money, than in the payment
of the public debt, and thus did in reiev-
ing the people gradually of The heavy tax
alton TO which we are subjet. He hoped
the amendment would be concurred in.
The amendment was lost.
The bill was then passed; yeas 10,
nays Is. sd