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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30

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mails nit 9dd,e!n: "Jd, Daro chit in
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war ScnnabcEc6 Gadlmitta9, uuo ith
nlufte coocu relten, bamit ih uur eem
@eldhter Der tleincu Sotyrs ent0ino."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30
THE OHIO STATESMAN.
SESSION PAPER

During the session Of the Ohio Legislature,
"THE STATESMA N"twill be furnished to
subscribers at 81 50 for mammoth sheet twice
a week-S2 90 for imperial, tri wcekly-and
Iaily imperial S5-payment always advance.
The people ofOhio cannct be insenible tc
the Importance 1t is to them, to be thoroughly
acquainted with the proceedings Of the Legs-
Iative bodies, both State and National, as they
tran, pire. BY a careful examination Of their
they cannot be imposed upon
1v the designing on the &c of our elections
but ready at anv moment to CondemD what
is wrong, and defend what is right, from their
own knowledge Of rhe facts as they exist.
We shall bepovided with reporters ofun<
doubted industry and ability, who will not
only give the dry details business, bat sketch
he most important d2bates. sE-asra,. ,.'.-.-
Our Washington correspondent P, will fur
nish US with daily, (oras often as necessa-
ry,) sketches Of Congressional proceedings
The ability of our correspondent is alread,
known to our readers, and beyondrour eulogy
Every possible attention will Be paid to the
regularand prompt mailing ofthe papers. .
Any person who will furnish FIVE subscrib
ers with the money, shallreceive atri-week-
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in advance, as he etofole-tWice week dur
ing the session of the Legislature, and weekly
The balance ef the year. No subscriptions to
the yearly taken far a less term than lvear.
!, S.2MEDARY% I & BROTHERS.
\ Columbus, November 8. 1888.
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IT. Uriccrid' Ierrmonn SpcDtrcr, -
cit rem 5lttcn Stunt 1882, rrn !9ous otpc(cnr,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30

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|ith's erbalten 9larren, 9eb id, s pleccr."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30

Soanb' Re re ht.--3tpet Bitter Der.
|abihiencten inter elmer 3tlire iebe,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30

Gin 9tr5t oerrrorete uuf icnem Scotens
bette, raB mon ibn Su @robe tra9en uno
nid,t f1breu iolte, bonn "cr babe ba6
Tabren nie Urrtrn9eu f6uueu."
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meDltebp(,tes -6c6lane. Cine lhrne srife,
nabc rer 2BaScrleituns, fpanFt rrn ric(e,n Same
i.ttrr cen Siiper. unp tilrtt einen Ibetl ret ron
Srlirar mad qnprttrr filbrenren StaatslfraBe.
2tttt tefintct fi6 Gin gutter 0labfit arf oem satz
te, ,pc,lt man pas QBaBer aus ptm Gincr tenutcn
faun. Der @antp uno 8earer Canal tritft ttp
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

Mr.. Hall then proposed this question-Has II not
oeen the practice Of the banks Of New York to dis
csunt paper giving in payment cheques on other
States
The Chairman objected 10 this only on the ground
OF lmmateriaty. If it was permitted to be pat 1t
might be followed by Objectionable questions that
trenched upon the ground already prohibited
Mr.. Hall wanted TO prove that the cheques given
We're at par; and If he could do so, and that the
cnecques given received, he thought ne could
dlsprove the usury.
Mr.. Slbley stated that the Committee came to en-
qulre into the complaints against the Phenix Bank
and not to invite charges against other banks and If
the present enquiry went into tho extent proposed, 1t
went int what the Legislature had forbid. He was
Tor excluding the question, not wishing TO examine IN
10 the affairs OF other institutions.
The Chairman said any evidence would be compe-
tent that would shew that these cheques given out by
the banks were at par The question would not estab-
lsh this fact The committee overrued 1t.
Queston.-To whom did you pay ? per cent on pa
per, in Ohio, in November 1896?
Answer-To the Manhattan Bank and to the same
bank, on the - . l-2 Mississippi These cell
lectlons were all made for US by the Manhattan Bank
and took the list have given from our bank book.
Quesuon.-Were none of these notes tor collection
discounted at the Manhattan Bank
Answer think not
The witness signed his examination.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

COURT OF SESSIONS, Monday, March 1.-THE BAN.
BERs.-The of these called up, and FIVE
six Of their lawyers endeavored to make speech
hut the Recorder cut them all short by stating in sub
stance that he considered the State law
tutional and that Governor Marcy had sent back
him. FIR his action all the documentary evidence &c.
the subject he should decide dischargng the Bam-
bers Immediately.
Mr. NJ Blum, appeared and stated that under advise.
ment he should decline prosecuting the subject fur
ther
The Bambers were then released, amidst the cheers
of the assembled crowd When they reached the Park
the assembled multitude again gave their feel
ngs, IL long, loud, and continued cheers All parties
then went take a horn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

THE LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE AND
THE HERALD.-By our report Of this morning, it will
be that the Chairman of the Investigating Commit
tee expressed his disappointment at the appearance
of therepo TT in the Herald.
We are sorry we cannot crafty the respectable
chairman but editor of this paper we have other da
ties to perform than his wishes those Of any of the
parties The investigation is public thing-on pub
lie affair. We even doubt whether the respectable
Committee, any of the parties have any constitutional
right 10 express a wish the subject. When
porter made his appearance the first day he took his
ground and his position secured by the laws and the
constitution. On that ground he stands irm-respecul
to all parties. but trenching the rights Of none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

FROM MEXIco-The schsoner Lerin Jones, Williams
arrived at New-Orleans Sd inst. from Vera Cruz
whence she sailed Goth ult bringing information that
French squadron consisting of fourteen vessels. was
daily expected at that port from the West Indies en-
force the claims of the French government upon that
republic. and that arrangements being made to
give them reception in the of CONNIE
Of hostlities. Mexican papers the 18th u have
buen received but they contain political of in
terest.
1t rumored at Vera Cruz thu the state of Zaca
and portion of the government troops had re
VOTED and declared in favor of federal government,
but nothing passive had TRANSFERRED in relation their
plan of operations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

Dh:J MCIS,!DENTIsT-Hss removed .
log street, opposite Hudson street. where he
70 IN ell the various branches Of Dentistry
en- sne mc recsn. and improved principles His prenu
Teeth are Of The best quality fun sets re war
ranted 10 remain permanent To the gums wthou the use Of
springs or Tooth ache drops win cure the
most violent tooth ache In atew ard nj H.
time the TOOTH and pain fs, The gns
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR. Francis Which, can
not be listing from the NATURAL viii perorm ever
motion Of hat organ without giving slightest paia Fs
an improvement IN this art he has received diplsna
Also, EYE WATER DR.. F. respectfully solicits the a,,en
uon Of the public his extraordinary
Eye Water II has fully proved itself most valuable app
eatsn In inflammation and weakness OF the eyes, Fhoss
have been diseased for years, has perfectly lev
days. ana isengaged to do so.
The Rev HARRISON A Thompson street, procured bottle
Of the above for MIS- Harrisons and his
removed the dimness and pain which has been
swe many She had used many eye waters they
It's value. JOSEPH HARIiiSON
This is to certify that Mrs. MCarey No. FLAMES street.
widow 81 the late Dr. MCafrey, has used Dr. Francis eye
water which happy had the desired effect and
may say saved me from absolute badaess therefore
safely recommend most and valuable eye
and only requires TO be knewr make upersede all ehers
From the testimony OF those who have usd the Eye Water
prepared by Dr. Francis have hesitation
ing II 10 the special notice of the public
DUNCAN DUNBAR,
of he Dong aid Cbnrc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
DIi. JOHNSON

nN. JOHNSON vs. cossu,,eo corfdeptlsiy nj his once
No ~ Dusns street, between Chatham and William 90
Structures Seminal Weakness and the ara
sg FROM vencrvs poison improper treatment Dr. Jonsor
engages 10 remove any recent p6ecos dsys
anu the most nscterste cases
the use OF any debtang njucous medicine or prrvrr.
on from puSnsss Persons entrusiing themselves Jehp.
sons care may desc themselves with eernpsy sut In
the cases. Scropors sores. leys
NC speedily healed. Strangers by giving d.
Johnson can a. certain preventative may be az ar
eu whrn used within twenyiour hours amer
rs post psd srd enclosing aire have the essay me-
dlcne, and directions fcr itsuse awarded
Aurndsce from 8 A. NJ to III nj sigbI DR.. Jehnson has
peAow from ~ Chambers Street fpI.I-s
NONsgmPIICN COUGHS, CATAhHHs
y 6c.-br Taylor feel " duty owe 10 YOU and The
community hlarre ~ slate that have been severely afflicted
with cough palpaion ~ the heart loss OF tres add oth
er ymptos Of disease ~ the lungs and having pro-
& onsr remedy wnhos The least success ard hs
ccd ny one Of feHds wh.m had cured 10 resort 10 H.
srd feel Measure b. stale that r. ryed by
y, ano ~ aisw weeks was restoed ta usual heath.
WIN. WOOD. cor Chambers and c,rr-nwiscb ss
ne sagerness WIKI which this most invaluable medicine h
% ~ y unparnleie and Affords useou,ocal ssso
rhinc' ~ ~ usefulness and importance.
, sodoy he proprietor al 575 Bowery and nj g Delaney
CAWD-MR. DERNsRDUs LEDEs0EE take. ,he
pleasure 70 intorm hi lcra and ~, public IN general,
Una, ~ has opened Apoh, Store nj Mo- 81 Chambers
st. I've dcos from Chatham, where he win he happy 70 wait
y ann night upon these who may homo bin with hem pa
months he was employed IN the well know -~st shment Of
,, "nhaa where be trusts he has g,er esure 80"
Medicines of the bcsl quality will used by HIM sad phys.
rs prescriptions WILDE put and sno
Nv: aSBEHTS PO@U MANsEHIkN,,
md hum this. 81 oen IN sbdren, amer vsecns.
ton for Pos which have hhsr's baned The sh
saw NATHAN n. GRAHAM, Druggist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

nEAFNEsS CUKED-DR sCUDDER's eesbra.
Deafness IN all It's stages and has heen The MEANS of resag
thousands from partial entire deafness periect
MANY are entirely relieved ny The use ~ ,nre bottle and
perfect hearing alter from four honies
lowing few certificates and letters r gentlemen OF
knowa respcctabiiy;--
BRooxLys, July |, 1887
"This certify that In September 1886 was taken with
deafness In accompanied with loud uning noise
srnar heavy engine near bv was 80 s,ucb
affected that could understand common conversation
ary 1887 wbep purchased hottie OF Dr. sculders Acouse
O from A. D Sand 100 Fulton street corner Of William
completely restored although have nj times since been
somewhat affected from taking cold Yet with n nppi.
Others similarly Affected, TRY the same mn ans ~ "
SETH COUCH. 10 Fulton street. Brooklyn
messrs \. ~ ~ sands-Gen,emen-As have not the
pleasure OF ysur per ns send the above
certificate, which, rop humanity my fellow beings YOU are
liberty MAKE such disposition Of you may pro-
per- Respectfully your humble servant, -. -
do hereby certify that little daughter quite deaf 20
hearing. From reputation Dr. scudder WV, induced
IN try ph,al Of his Acoustic Oil by the o which am
"-pp' y " d. PsRKMAH, HUDSON. NY.
Ihsve had similar case performed n that mentioned by
Mr. Psrhmsn On my child by the use Of part Of bottle OF
STEPHEN HEDGES. HUDSON, New Yors.
The above carefully prepared from the original
Or scpdder by the subscribers who proprsors Cor
the uni,el States OF america and the Csnaaas
The geuuse Acoustic oil Is sold wholesale and retail by
AB. a ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton street,
Blm' eSrner of Villa m.
VOL. ". OF MRS. OPJE,s WORKs.--The
Opss wosxs win I've pabhed lhis ay al ~ Ann ,res, bx
w. sANDFORD The reputation Of Mrs Opi.'s writings ana
~chrs pnes Is Il ono eighth g than tie original n r
rtk the enis American edition Of Mrs. Opes colt, u
Vet cer,ains Love, Myuer, and supcrs ,,n Ane, the
Ball the Two SIR Williams; Happy Faces or Beneyolence
and se'hshness' Temperance OF Domestic Scenes n1'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

On the 10th inst. Of apepexy, Mr. Mchrel Pa aged IS
years. -t~
win place his late residence No 204
Fulton st Get this day. (Monday,) AT O'Clock, p NJ His
friends and of family respectfully invited
tsnd without fur her nvtatioR a ~
Ga Friday evening" the 9Th Instant James Oakley in the
10th year IT his age.
Sudden the sh instant, James Buckhou, in the seth
year of his age
In Rochester Tuesday morning, The 5th Instant Col W.
Ward aged A years. eldest Doctor Levi Ward
hat CITY IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
MARRIE ID.

At BloemRgdae NJ Thursday the 7h instant by the
ussnnah whelminw, daughter OF c. Havenger Esq Of the
formerpace
At William burg, L. Thursday evening, 7h instant by
the Rev. james H. Meseroe Eliza daughter
Of James Ainsiee.
AT Lyme Conn the 5h instant by the Rev Mr. Cotton,
frederick her of this city, to Eliza Jane, daughter Of
James Mather Esq. Of the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

ualhy sesve 1t fpvser rates. Fine quatIe. g Oso
specNOh for the week 1912 khdG Mary.nd Is rs.I
Ohio, . hhda Kentucky, IS hhds Virginia ? nno~ --'
lad hhds NO. w.
sUGAR-In this article little more dong Tor enpor'
oastwise for home trade il before noticed
9TH inst. there sugars In first hands Atnsw
sales = $50 iaferior 5.5o Havana wnite "a 40
browns u 81 No. u - #s9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
WRITING

" Continues 10 be taught PERFECTLY by Mr.. BRIS
TOW of Loodo the real iavenlor at his Academy No. IT'S
Broadway. His stay in New York is limited.
IN TWELVE LESSONS or ONE HOUR EACH!
Il suited every purpose Of life and business and
positively be acquired by pupils of ALL AGES and OF EVE.
RY CAPACITY no matter how BAD YOU WRITE.
The Ladies daily II &c ock, ase at and after
They taught in IL lessons neat delicate and IA
shionabe style of writing
" Gentlemens classes morning and afternoon They
Taught I ee expeditions and mercantile hand writing,
N. Merchants and visiting the city COM
plete ofessons in two three days. my4 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11

By n. IA. TIMps0r. :. y

" ROWLAND n. TiMFesN saving dsly cosiormed 70
' @euc e he
& 10 receive aad dispose Of all descriptions Of house
ost aoa % .er !, nf sas % o
s. dry goods real estate he lsmsdists returns made
sppwsr soon as disposed Of Advances made on cen
E s,,s. - pr IATTt KsA L Ls-The rsgula
this well know" SSa"ges as cGaa1s @ as place :.
y "ces an sale viii Monday h June ss
and entered ON or eeore sauraay OH june p M until
cneh me so ca,aoga will in Iusre always be kept open
oenrmeh however, wishing TO dispose their horses had
better make early application number on the
''' '%' a ass'Sis Proprietor
NIB. few horses be accommodated a. ysry a
ss a 'ns ss ss e.. ps
as wsAag to horses al livery viii
~ lrbraed spapi pecfc Tor the Piles has from
20 ah was.s No 50 nssss S rss door
by adGe,or OF this or recipe 10 make TIE above mdi
fail Of perormi a when used according the dec-
tons, which rrciioss nreon every bottle.
C OFFS. corner OF James and Oak streets mysuim-
- BnI,IsH STEAM PACKET F0R
= new and powerful steam ship Sirius 700 tons, and
$40 horse power, Lsa'en.n, Roberts. ~ so%%sads
2a May fr this port returning from New York for Lsndoa
This superior for passengers to
whom every attention will be given.
Second Cabin, $40, including provisions.
SteeIage, S4n
The Sirius IS until the steam ship Bril-
tsh Queen ready take the Her reg
uiar days sailing will br toIlows:-
From London From Cork. From New York.
a5d May, 2slh May, z2d June,
18th july Is h July, 10th August
30th August Sd September LIST Octsber
For passage, or further information, apply
WADSWOkTH 4 SMITH
Agents British and American steam Navigation Co.
je8.f No Jones' Lane. OF 1903 From St.
AA FOR SALe-A genieel Cottage residence. pleas.
E" anty silua ed th- village of 81 ,mord Connec
A tcut fronting the Sound with ice house, and allre
qusite outhudisgss large Garden Astounding Nth fruit
IA of first rate land including prime Orchards Of
gra0d in full b~arng The house three large
sitting Rooms with French sashes -pening the or and six
Bed excu ve Of attics has
Steamboats, from Stamford daily New York and u
O'Clock, M and from the stamford half pas, A.
M O'clock p ~ Apply by letter paid Mr..
K MARVIN Stamford, Connecticut jea l~t
~ To L. r.T-The st,r- corner William Ann
E" ar excellent stand for jeweer or stock maker.
4L je6sr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-11
nav IA TTING EsTABLIsHMENT.
I4b Chatham street, New York.
ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALITY AT a. 4

ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALITY AT $3.50
~ To subscribers stock OF and splendid Hats
public attention Is respectfully invited.
The subscrers expectations than ordinary notice
from that which they appeal would they feel be u
tile In the did their pretensns not comprise
thing tangible than parade OF deceptive assertions
usually issued under the denomination Of pufs To such
they directly opposed. #
Unaer process ogether OF novel character they have
manufactured article, price Only, e35e
here. .... ..st..e. = ..s...s
TO the production OF this article, uniting, does, the
grand OF The presen times that Of In
price, with richness OF exure and durability equal 70 that
the expressive their whole and Undivided attention
viii be sedulously directed. ~ ~ ~. y. . 1890. ..f
With al undertaking disposition to avoid indulgence
system OF second prices In other language OF
overchsrge uRav~dasly introduced NY al who rss ereds
and who thus endeavor certain pecsniay dap
pointrnenis Their will be cash, aud cash only.
III Arangements maze with French and English
houses Of the first standing their line supply the sabscr
abshmen the latest fashions the earliest pos
sibe dates
They solicit but single trial to the prets nsons held
forth. j. WRIGHT h CO,
myJl.Imr lag Chatham seet. New York.