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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

A Mule died of hytrophoba, at Major
Iliaton's plantation III its vieiniiy,a a few
days since. He was bitten by mad dog
last August, but exhibited no symptoms of
disease, until the day before his death,
when he became quite frantic and un-
governable, biting at every thing thin his
reach and showing marked indication of
extreme suffering and distress ReleigA
Register,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
School Teachers Wanted.

Wanted Immediately in Madison School
Disulct, 4or 5 School Teachers. Good
wages will be given TO good Teachers, up
on application TO
SAMUEL KISNER, Secretary.
Madison, Dec. 7, 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
GLASS.

Window, Clock and picture glass of all
kinds and sorts; also, vials and bottles OF all
descriptions; and best earthen jugs, for sale
cheap, at the Health Emporium by
D, s. Tobias IN Bloomsbury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
STURGEON OIL.

For healing horse flesh, the best remedy
ever come before the public for swellings,
bruises, and soreness of horses and cows
&c. For sale at
Tobias Health Emporium BlOons6trg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
asss-vs1A.a=sy-r.-N

The Aboliiionis,s oil Rochester, n. Y.
have nominated James &. Birney, Of New
York, and Francis S. Lemoine, Of Perm
syIvania, to the I resdency of the U. s,
We 'should say they will not be elected"
as the people declare 10 Harrison and Ty-
er.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
NB9oSSaZESs 2

SEVERAL thousand first quality of
Brick for sale at the old establishment in
Bloomsburg.
Nov 80 1899.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
DIR. sWAYNE,s

Compound Syrup Of Prunes' Virgini-
anna, or Wild Cherry, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthm, ConsumptiOns, &C., for sale at the
Tobias Health Emporium, Bloomsb'"g'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
THE AIESSRGE,

We have not yet received the Presidents
Message, but, as Speaker was chosen on
Monday, we may expect it in time for our
next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
ALLoTMENT3


By the Canal Commissioners on the
North Branch.
SECTIONS.
No. 65 p. p. & p. Flood.
67 T.. L. Fuller, Il Co.
S5 Ilaporie, Smith, Ward, g. Co.
" SO Salisbury & Kollog.
" los S. & ]. A. Stewart.
LILO d. N. l. Rntler.
Ill Beaumont, Bowman, e. Co.
8 liz Nicholas Funston
F" lib Harlly, Dimock, Sampson, &
Co.
ia Ceilings, Holenbach, Bennett
Shoemaker q futile.
1873 Gordnier, Philips & Billings.
:" l47 MaInue & McEvoy.
l49 Philip Dougherty.
$50 David Cummings & B. f. Rey-
nolds.
1855 Koons Willis, & Co.
g l59 Stark, Osierhout e. Stark.
lG2 Samuel f, Headly.
Z" ia Abbo; Green.
Mill creek Aqueduct. John Moorhead.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

Mr.. r. M T. Hunter, having received a
majority Of the whole number of votes on
the eleventh vote, was declared duly elect
cd. Mr.. Hunter is decided sub-Iroasury
man.
Mr.. Banks and lIr. Lawrence conducted
the Speaker to the chair, when,
On motion of Mr.. Wise,
The House adjourned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

The Directors of the Schuylkill Bank,
Of PhiIadelphip, announced on the l7th
that the bank had stopped payment and the
bank on the same day was closed by in-
junction. The Directors say that the Bank
will eventually be able to redeem all their
obligations in full.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF TOMATO,

A valuable Medicine, for which the sub
scriber has just received the agency. A
small supply for sale at his establishment.
JOHN r. MOYER.
Dec. Z,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

24 boxes bunch Raisons.
pa boxes clusters low price Raisons.
go boxes European Curranis.
IH boxes bunch Raisons expressly for fam.
lilies for 81, ,l2a per box.
ne boxes Herring.
500 do soft shell Almonds.
100 do. Filberts.
500 do. English Walnuts:
16 do. Rock Candy.
"a do. Prunes best and cheap.
Zh bags Ground Nuts.
Sugar stick of all kinds.
Shaving boxes.
Shaving brushes.
N different kinds of shaving soaps. All
for sale at
Tobias Health Emporium.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

Winter has now come in earnest, and the
canals are closed for the season,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

Aller the 9Th vote, there being no cleo
ton the horse adjourned 10 Monday.
Upon the meeting Of the House on Mon
dav, the clair announced that the first busi-
ness in order was on proceeding to the sew
cnlh ballot for Spcaaer. The name of Mr..
Jones having been Withdrawal the house pro-
ccedcd to vote for Speaker, and the results
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

"What does he mean ?"-Why, Tom
my we mean that To keep the amagamuled
mass of which the Wing party is compos-
ed, together until after the election their lea
ders will lave TO bind such Of their mem
bers, as are broken down politicians and Of
fee hunters, bankrupt in principle and
property, and WHO have abandoned the de-
mocralic party, because they could not get
all the loavcs and fishes to sustain them
in lheir "exuavaganco and folly to the
exclusion Of the more honest and deserving
PARTON, or they will have no prospects Of
elccting Harrison. Do you take
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

Il Profitable Basinss.--A Genncse cdi-
tor computes that the man who shows Vol
talre's place at Ferney, makes 81 900 francs
year. 1t is visited by 10000 persons,
on an average. In this amount are nciu-
ded 1900 veritable autographs of the phi
lnsopher at 30 francs. 500 Of his walking
canes, 800 wigs, and 5000 busts at franc
cach-made of Ferney larch.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
95 Acres,

Adjoining the above is offered for sale, to gethet
with the above or scparate,as may suit lndisputa"
bic deeds will be made.
Russell PARK.
Jerseytown, Oct. s 1883 20
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
CONGRESS
Dec. Ia. 1899.

For the first two weeks Of its Session,
has been wholly engaged upon the sub
iect ol the admission of the New Jersey
members. Various propositions have been
made, discussed, and voted down, and the
house has been one continual scene of CON
fusion and uproar most of the time. On
Wednesday the llh inst. resolutions were
introduced and passed, excluding both sets
of members from voting until the question
as 10 their right TO seats was settled by the
house. Thursday was spent in discussing
the propriety of appointing committee of
election before the organization Of the
house. This proposition was finally voled
down, and the house resolved to 60 into an
election Of speaker, when the house ad-
journed. On Saturday, in pursuance of
the resolution passed the day previous, the
house proceeded 10 elect a speaker, Ciue
Uoce, when the following ballotIing took
place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21

Important Statistics. The annual sala-
ries of the British Executive, or chief oil
licers of the Government, a.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-21
AND
LIQUORS.

Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Spires, Molasses,
Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wine, &c. 81. assorted
in price aud quality. Hardware, Saddlery,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Stoves, Stove pipe, Tin
Ware, Cedar Ware;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Die 9erminberune bes 8riefpcrte's.-
9Blr bDren, bag petitipnen benz ndd,ffen
@pnares uberreiebt tperben follen, ,pelhe
nm Vermtncerung bee Sriefpcrtp's unb
nm Hefcrm i'm poitneien bitten. Bir
toTen, baB bic Ser. Staaten Neeieruna
nd)t ldn9er cine 70 fdmere 2are auf ben
9eoanfentransport le9en, uno icmit Der
Denfs, Sprad,s uno Sdreibfreibeit 9Ib.
brud tbun min. Serebunnaen bic In
@n9lano an9elfeIt purcen uno auf ceren
Heiultate bin cas- parlament bas 8riefs
porto berunterieste, baben bespielen, BAG
eine 8erminoeruns oes 8riefpcrtc's cher
eine 8er9roBeruug ols 8erminoeruna Der
Iettceinnatme bes Doftoepartements 1T.
Gauience ocnlgriefen, bic iest burd, 9,ri.
patseEe9enbeiten 9elhidt Uerben, tplirben
NIT Ger pcff 9rhen unb spas bic caupt1as
DIE it, bunbert taulenoe bon 8rtefen mir.
ben metr aefdrieben rperoen, bas intel,
leetueae ecben Der 8irser tpiirbe aebc.
ben rperoen, tpenn cine perniinftiae unb
;ett9emdBe Refcrm tn aulerem Wcltpelen
s'a'reteH paroe' C6rsibettsk
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06
9uH1lc, Mpnemb. 30.

OA.i"aUI 1tOph"o" OO'
2eBten Srnnta9, Hadts, erbob iId, eil1
70 furdtbarer Sturm, tpie mir i'm bier
nod niht erlebten, nno bausrte BIG Oisn.
flag Wor9en. lleber ben Sd,oocn, DEN CT
an Sdiffen auf bem Gee anrith:cte, tDn,
nsn mir jcst neh nidts faasn; slanben
jccrd,, baR er iien'lttb teeeHtsno 1T, Of
ructl bic 8ccte, bic am Scnntas Wittae
BON bier auSlieftn, am Wonta9 Wer9en
speoer rshIbeba!ten surid feblten. Sic
|Jtllslld)f,it unferes Seepamms bat I'D,
bep oteiem furdtbaren Ssfane enf5 esuts
l,hite bespdhrt; oenn cbne i'm nllrben
mir namenfcfes un9la6 su bsridssa has
ben, ptireh mir aud, init linn uid,t eanl
cbne ShIapre burd,famen. Eas Waset
oran9 ndmlid, in cem 2heile Der Staet,
ZEN man Die Slats nennt, in bic S,duler,
lhcb metrsre pon ibren Stsllsn, unD Der,
treltete unIa9lihen Sammsr unter Der
Wsa6e pfn armen 2enssn, Die tcrt spcbns
ten. Sie musteu in Vpcten aerettst tpsr.
een, mas feline GIetuisfeit mar, neun man
bic ceftisseit ees Sturmss unb Die ba>
n'als Srimmise &dlse beriidfd,tias.
Belttlreer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06
llutcr>IanQDa.

Ter O2ontrcal Courier Rom 13. 9too.
entbalt einen 1sbr bemerfenstpertben Ar'
Itttel, ,prriu er m9eihm'ldt cine Iren<
uuna Der Gclouien pom Wutterlanoe hsrs
IpcrIa0t, tpe9en welher Die fanaoltten
8ldttcr Die Spurnaliten Der Vsrelnt9fen
Stoateu 70 bart mitnahmen. Die @rlthe's
nuu9 eine5 fclhen 9lrtlfele 1T Gin ltarter
8emvis ocn Ger Ridhti9feit Der Anl1d,ten
Qrro Turhom's iber bic wirtliebsn urz
Ioi,eu Der liuruheu in Der untern prcs
|oiu, oud III er ein ebenlp rtthtiaes G'ns
|renfen uan 2cro 5urhom'S Nrcphe5slz
|buna, coe bic brittiihe 0eo6lferGn0 fth
leter III bic 9lrme Der 8ereint9ten Stnas
ten merfen trU:oe, aIs fd) eer Soerr'd,1ft
Der fransEGldjen Semebner Ganacas 5'
Iuntermerfen. Sir aeten bier elni9e Bon
es @curicr's 3cmerfnngen:
"Ge murte fir un6 piel beeer uno urs
fern Geflihlcu ansemeeener isin, sreui'
mir 8iirQsr Der ercBen WcRlihen enalls
ihcn Nation mi,rten, ais til elmer en9en,
1rrrfd'rumpften, franSeN( (hen TeneaI<prcs
ping cinaefhIreen nno einaclrerrt 3u fein.
Blr tpcllcn cS falt uEb rbiIcIcthifth ers
trdeen. Qir ncllen e6 ertraAcn, als ipel,
mir 3abnfd}mer;en tdtten; nne tpenn mir
cs nld,t mchr IduQer erIra9cn tGnnen
pcueu mir uu6 lclbit "teraus5Wten" aNe
IcieIem 4anee Ger gisfetten uRo "mitteI,
|,1Iterlid,en' Gstrdud'e. 9HeNn bic Brit:
ten nunld'sn> bier III Trieesn 81 lsten, Fl
mii6en Ge ouGcnb!ctih franjsiFd,e ga.
men onctmcn unb frausSGite Mibdeu
teiratten; haus Gapren oufttun, Ran
ees, Strfs Grde fauftn unb Sd(enlhuhe
trdscn a!eeanu aliumer la pipe uno i'd
in ihr Sdi6ial flt9en.
"qEir qlauten bieies Qanb 1T p.rur.
theilt nit,t lnuge mehr trtttifd 3u lein
Die Watl lit uns litsrla6en, entmsoer
Sran;cien orer 2)dntees ;u persen; une
,rcld,er @n9ldncer tpiro bier nn(hlueie
iein? No,re par,i est Prs ]! IS it uns
orllfommen ernft, penn mir 1a9en "gSir
alanben, Sannea miro nidt mchr lan9G
tritsilh leln - @s mdre cine III Ian9e
@r;dNune, alIe uuiere Gri,noe ansu9e
ben, nnb es 1T tine @rsdhluu9, eie jeeer
0ritteu psinen mad)t unb ihu be,pe9t> fei
ne 9efdIceene Sault 9esen cine Strins
nauer Su IdIa9en." CWeltt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06
Der Qonealter gcltsfreunb erSdhlt BON

Ser eancaiter 9cItsfreunb erSdtlt BON
,Robler, benz Oe5roer tes &rdmers 3eI
lsrbad, Iclqenoes "sus ibm leiu Ec'
eesbefebl BON Dem Sberif in 9e9enfpart
einsr slu3abl psrlonen perselelen tpures,
5eiete SotIsr nur menig poer eetne See
milttsteme9uno, ionoern 3etieu gang se'
fabt gu leiu. Todcem Der ScfebI osrleien
war, erheb Ct ilh uno betbeuerte auf cine
nahcriidlihe Weiie feline llnldnlo an osr
Grmcrtung Don 3elIerbah nno iaste, eaB
bic Hurp, tpeId,e ibn fir lbnloi9 ertldrte,
Der Oetete mehr tsbilrfe als er. Der
9}ertrehsr ihsint iberhaupt III elmer iDl'
hen Gcmilttdpsrfoeuna ~ (stn, eoe er
ale bistr ssmadten Scmi,hnnssn, ihn
su elmer rid)ti9engmpRnbun le!ner lbreds
tebsn Sage ~ brlngen NIT Der Sr6etsn
eeihtinni0tstt pcer gar 8erahtuno 3u'
rl'd9e,pielen bat" Co.,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Mertwnrot9es g dt6fal.-
Cine 3eitun9 aus Snotana er5ahlt be 9e'
(tlid1te elmer tpeisen 6rau, tpelhe rah'
reub tem @smstel 3u WDon'ln9 Cunneit
lGiIfcebafre in peun(o!oanIen) i'm c5ahr
l777 eMrd, bic GslaDars>Snetaner 9rfan'
GEN qencmmen pnres Sbr Hame it SIcs
cum, uut Ge mar blos 8 Sabre alt, ais
cas- Siuttoe Fsl. J1h Der HeSrlutlen
ertnneigten lid, tire Jamtlten uersssens
UNI ihr SdidlaI, uno oDrlses sSahr bore
ten Te gum eritsa WoI etpas BON thr.
8cr eieier 3eit lab e,u SfVjier i'll Der Ser.
Staoten 9rmee ie in Der @eQeno BON
Sort WapEe ; als er nit lhrer Gsfbshte
befarnt spErte, lies er in nerfhiebene
pennfplpan,ihe 3ei,unssn etne 9Insabe
bon thren N6enthsnern etnrilden-einem
ihrer Srilbcr, einem febr pcbIhabentsn
Suraer ron Blltesbarre, fam birs Az
@eFdt, NIB er belMdts NIT 3rep feinsr
16d,ter feline Shpefter in Der Mllen!e.
Cte aIte Game bat (eh bic Ge5rdudoe oer
Snbianer anaeetguet, nno Iprld't csriehies
nene c>netaneroiaIefte nit Der @eIGuTss
felt etuer Gin9ebprnen-fe 1T 4Ntttsre,
uno tpohnt nit ibren teioen 2Ge0fern al
eiucm Srt, osn man ces "Tauben @ans
mes Stdothen" nennt. SHUTTER uno Icd,s
ter Gno febr 9eadhtst, ei9nen cine Ssetion
eano, une haben oiele pferoe, 8isb, &C.
Cine berg Sd)tsr rpar perheprathet, iff ater
nun gittme, uno bic ouoere III an sinsn
naibzSneianer, Namens 8ruilste ners
hsprothet, Ger Gdb burtb 1einen bsrrlihen
Wuds Dor NlIen fines Stammes aus"
isiehnst. ccSa ihrer Wchruns if bic @ait"
frsnnold1aft uro Ssrsliehfsit 3H Sauie,
unc tslns Der 6amslte fdhetnt i'm esrinas
lttn sfneint Su fspn, NIT BEN Wsi6sn in
9rietlihaft III 9cben, pber ihre Stdbte au
teiuhen.' (Nrieoensbcte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

9In 15ten October fc9 auf Der Gifens
balm het eeuifa Geurthaufe tn 8ir9inien
rIosldb Der ctnteriarren zines 3uses, Der
mlt Rarf9ll!srn belaoen mar, tn Die Cuff,
tbotste etnen Earrerwdhter, oerpunoste
Den Sn9enleur, uub fd'leuoerte cine Msns
ae Gutter ilter Die benadhbarten Sslesr.
uuter ben Grasportpaaren befaneen fIdt
einige Rsffen mit YH,lusr, NIT benz Mert.
sethen "Wand,erIet.' Gle entsunteteu
fIh pahrfd,eintih eurd, auffiesenbe geu.
erfnnfen. DereIeiehen oerbeimIihte paI.
Serssr ieneunsen 9efteben bier ;u eaaee
unb enoen chen 70 oft in uneliidsfillen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06
Ser 2oterIanbe Sreunb uub G5elt Der Set

,puroen oetDptet urb Die ilbrt9ett 9efan9en
Don sRotomeb BON SuboE beabHht'9te
nun, uerfSnltd al Der Sptse letnes, 0ee'
res T aeoen bic Srittsn su seben; oes
Sd,refeu feiner Sclboten mar 1eood le
oroR, bad Ct pen linen oerlasen rpuros
Hrb init 0interlaeuna leiner sausen ga
gage Ielblt bieSlud,t er9retfen m"Bte: Ao
!. 9luo. 400 Sbab gujot unter enaI'!de'
8cbeduna in @abul ein.-D'e SrttFel
beabGhtiqten nod, mebrere anoere Gres'
oitiouen 9egsu beuahborte Sbahs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Or. Nittuer, Der frihere Wbtsacuns"
nor BON peniploanien, borate FUR susbee'
erunq oes ourdlleberlhmemmuu9 beldh~
oioten Stniata>@anaIs S $4,000. oerr
cSames Stee[e, Der oieie6 @e[o at6 3abI'
meifer iiberliefert erbielt, fam iiber S4sS
$50 BON oieIer 5unme feline Sluefunft
oebsn uno lduquet, Ge erbalten su baben.
"SparIamfeit NIT ben Staats9eloern" llt
elmer Der erl1sn Mbi99runcldse-aufp pa
|pier - Uo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Sn 8eiu9 anf Gapitdn Applebp laet
Der SaneuefD @lafiUn bpm leBtenSam,
tag: " 1te Court bon @cmrcn Dleas
fir grte @auntp fhleB ihre Stsung sss
tern. sppleby iiber9ab f,h bem @ertdt,
une truree Ire9en Trttiudt an Satbas
r'na Wsitfaas in Anflase aefest. Da er
)eeed> Snm GerbDr niht oprbereitet mar,
nnroe cine Sur0lhaft bon $1,000 fir (ein
@riheiren teD Der nddfteg @eurtGsune
per!onst.' (ib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Bet elmer 1euersbruuf in NatdeS nabn
Elm Geoer 2 Tdehen nit Yulper, oeren
Grplolion oiefe eeute set6otet ooer oer'
puuoet baben .piiroe, rno tru9 tse taltol's
tia aus benz brennenoeu 1aoen, ncahreno
Die Defel Der gdecr nit gIimn'enoen Sua'
fen bebedt tparen. C9t. y Stl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Die aameNfhen 3spttItnse Chang nno
@ng haben, nadsem fe flh in Jtpro.Ga.
rcllna Elm eanosut fauften. lire Deflaras
ration abse9eben, baB lle Si.rser Ger Der.
ct. tperben tpcllen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

ytel'l1d tpurben bonn MaYor nno ben
Pol1le'eeamten 5u ebarlefton sesen 1000
Srpoe cenFscirt uno nah benz :9lrmens
panle seldtdt, tpeil fIe oas sefeblidbe @es
Dtdt MIST hatten. 49, = - -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Sey GEM 9te9en pprlebte Bcde il,
'ptttebnr9 glengen bic Slu6leute rbne Nez
9enihlrm terpm ; tenn -fast ecr pittss
burger Aecpfat-fIe btelten es fir cine
9roee Snnce, einen Ne9sn eububalteu,
oeBen fle 70 febr hen6tbiat tparen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Der Sdcner Ssferipn 1T tn Der Hdbe
bon ehtcaso 9efheltert, nno Ger 8erluft
cfs Sd,tfes unb Der @uter wtro auf
sI2 500 an9eseben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Sotllln, eer berilbmte WeaIer uno 8e
ltser elner Gal!erie bon Snbiansr Bib
nlBen, 1T NIT berfelben pori9e @cde mad
Suslano 9e1egelt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

a Horse IhiCf--A few DAYS since. a valuable
horse belonging e. Isaac Hoppeck, of Fulton street,
was stolen from the country seat 81 that gentle man.
~ Tappan, IN Rockand county. Search was made
every where Tor the missing animal, but il was not
~ be heard Of. Rewards were ofTe red and every
means used 10 gain intelligence. A man named John
Thompson offered to sell horse that answered the
description of the one stolen, 10 Ryniere Wortcn.
dyke cf 10Th street, and Mr.. w. linking that the
fellows manner betokcncd something out OF the way,
had him brought before Justice Palmer. when
there, he told sort Of a rhodamantadc story " Of
how friend of his went 10 New Orleans and LEFT
iron gray colt; and how lie met q man. and how him
and the man agreed to swop nags and they did swop
nags; and that how the prisoner came by Mr.
lloppeck horse
Justice Palmcr-Ahi very likely story; don't
YOU wish may believe IL.
Prsoner-Ycs, do
Justice Well, then, don't; and YOU viii have
10 try y you have any better luck before jury.
Bold TheG-A woman who rejo,ced an the singu-
lar but ouphonous name of May Hanlcy, was
brought mp charged by MIR. John Coutts, II Green
street, with walking into that genlemans house and
also with walking OF with one hundred and fifty
dollars ~ specie.
Mr. &. sa,d his old wemau had put the stuff by Ia
her sub.treasury, IN the hepe that the banks would
stop payment and hsru money rise TO q premium. IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

JOHN Mclean, tall raw looking Scotchmas,
was found guilty Of administering too much corpo-
real puni hmsnt TO his wife John was adjudged to
the six months
Henry Brown, guilty Of beating his wfe-sent to
get out stone for three months.
Michael Terry, stealing from store-city prison
three days.
Margaret Brady, guilty of lifting linen chenise--
adjudged 10 pick oakum for three months.
Timothy Dempser guilty OF petty Isrceny-pcni-
Tertiary for two months.
Charles johnson, thorough bred cut and out
loafcr, was convicted If a double robbery and SEN
fenced to a double dose of the six months at stone
digging
John Quail, big milking fellow, was found guilty
81 quilting couple Of little boys, and LET OF with
caution as to hi future conduct.
Catharne Riley, a noisy, laxative, hat well
dressed Irish woman was convicted OF shop lifting
The court adjudeed her 10 be confined in the city
prison till Monday, and told her that if she was
caught stealing again, she would be sent 10 the
Tertiary ~ she had a score ~ children
Thomas TAFT, hafer. was convicted of robbng the
till OF friend Of his, who kept store in Gold street
TAFT was not sentenced, as the Court wished 10 sea
what sort 81 friends he had.
Elijah NcLane was convicted of running Of with
sixty weight u I'D iron. This being considered a
heavy offence the convict ordered In he kept in
custody Cor three days
Mary A. q. Perry, a small girl, was charged with
stealing couple Of silver spoons from her mistress
demanded TO sec what sort OF people her parents
And the Court adj journcd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

The edt.r Of the herald tried 10 get up few OF
yellow fever the quarantine grosad sates Island the
l2h instant it proved go"Nsw Orleans Piesysue
But it did though, for we spoke the trsth There
is no yellow fever here new, but there have been at
Staten Island and in this city over twenty sporadic
cases. Only three resulted fatally. Now, Mr.. Pic,
correct your statement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

~ The French corvette Sabine, Capt. lie Psyre,
sailed from Norfolk 9th instant for France. The
Griffon is the emily French vessel OF war now in the
United States, and she wllsai soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

missing, and the ends Of the pieces and the boxes
in which they were placed, were sineulariy gouxed
and cat, apparently with view Ia erase the means
for the prosecution, Judge Davis specified that the
government had made out case OF "probable casse'
OF fraud, and this placed the burden Of proef upon
the claimant to trace the goods to their origin and
the allegations in the information were false. Hav-
ing failed to do this the goods are Of course legally
forfeited The value Of the goods 10 about go 600
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

NEXT WEEK LooK OUT.-We recommend all VINO
desire instruction, and valuable knowledge and
amusement, to keep sharp look out for the che
raid" in all next week On Monday commence
series of valuable articles en- Ancient and Modern
Aqueducts, illustrated with splendid engravings,
which we have been some weeks in preparing, and
which have been obtained at great expense and labor
from documents and drawings accessible to but very
few. The engravngs are all finished, and in our
possession, SO that there will be delay. Besides
the above, the "Herald" will each day contain
highly interesting letter from Mr. Bennett detailing
the progress of fashion and folly at Saratoga; the
meeting of Clay and Van Buren,, the arrangements
for the great political campaign, &C. We again ad-
wise all our friends to apply early for the Herald"
as. although we shall print very large edition, it
will be exhausted and we cannot then prev ent
the boys from charging exhorbitant price fer
them, although our terms TO them and to all will
be the same as usual
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

MADAME IrvRBIDE, ex-empress Of Mexico 10 at
the White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.