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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24
Movement. i'm Ocenn sscnss Navigation M
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the Knst.
In the beginning Of 1870 sevef1l large and power
ful steamships will be placed on the line between
Liverpool, Halifax, and Boston. As we have already
stated, Samuel Cunard, Esq Of Nova Scotia, has en-.
tered into an arrangement with the government Of
Great Britain to connect England closely with
North America by the aid of steam. His steamers
TO carry the mail and he 10 to receive 6ty.6ve
thousand pounds sterling annually for so doing
Since the particulars Of this contract have been
made public, large meetings have been held in Bos
ton and Halifax In the former city the me
very enthusiastic, and passed several important re-
solutions. letter from Mr.. Cupard Of highly In
teresting nature read. lie entered into the par
ticulars OF the agreement. He mentioned that The
annual sum TO be paid by the English government
viii nearly pay the expense, and with the aid Of the
Bsstonans will soon be enabled 20 have the steamers
on the line lie is engaged in building splendid
vessels Of 100 tons and $50 horse power Thev arc
TO perform the passage in twelve days each and
from the important particulars in his letter. we
should Judge that every thing going on smoothly
inns we see, quietly and calmly, our neiChborine
cities moving in this business; we see that arrang.
ments have been already entered into for The imma.
dnse construction OF several large aad powe rfuI
steamships, to ply between Liverpool and Ro.,on
regularly twice month, and our msrcbaots s,;ll ~
active. These Eastern packets, in conpsction Min
the British Queen, Great Western and LivernooI
wiz Keep open the communicat every two .esLs
a large and splendid hotel IL to be immedasclx
punt IN HALIFAX Tor the accommodation Of tbe n,s
sengers Eight thousand pounds sterling have Al.
reaay been subscribed Tor its construction.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

faoM RIVER PLArs.-Captain Davidson, of the
Maria Theresa, arrived ON Saturday from Montsvi-
deo, Feb. q, reports that Buenos Ayres continued
- the same unquist state before. large ner-
chant frigate arrived about the 10th from Toulon,
with munitions Of war and materials for IL gunboats
to be immediately set and constructed for the
igation OF shallow water The Maria Theresa passed
frigate and sloop Of war off Florence, inward
bound: There was no prospect Of the blockade be-
ing raised. 70s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

The ExHIDIrIoNs.-A very powerful and strong
is setting among fashionable and intellec-
tual circles towards study aRd taste for the Fine
Arts of Painting and Sculpture. During the last few
days, Stout's unrivalled statue of the Queen Of
England exhibited at the Stuyvesant Institute, has
been attended, particularly in the afternoon and
evening, by crowds Of ladies and gentlemen, Of the
most refined and intelligent classes. Even the Apollo
exhibition, meagre and emasculated as it is, has
drawn considerable numbers -and the National
Academy, which opens today, will no doubt receive,
in conjunction with the gallery of Stout, than
usual share Of patronage.
The taste for theatrical amusements 10 rapidly de-
clining-as much from bad management the
diocrc character Of the present of players The
Fine Arts all at once starting ints broad and
expanded existence Painting and statuary, par
ticularly such rare samples original and en-
husastic artists give rs, not liable to those OBJ
jections which the pious, the religious, the rigid
moralists entertain towards theatres, conducted a.
they have been Of late years in New York. A
lounge in gallery of art is invigorating to the
mind and the morals il 10 to the taste. The visitors
can talk, critcise amuse themselves in every way,
warranted by intellect and refinement
We are glad 9. see this state of things begin 70
develope themselves II is an earnest of higher
state of civilization than we have yet known
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

GrEAr Avn DssrRucrrvs CoSrLAeRArrsr -
Saturday evening was signaIized by one of the most
extensive conAagrations that - ever occurred in
this city, and the most extensive since the area, ere
IN Beaver street in 1923. The number Of bniid,nes
destroyed besides out houses &C. is not less thss
Jorfycfvs; including the Wesleyan Chapel, many
valuable residences and large quantity ~ furniture
The loss cannot be accurately estimated al this time
will probably exceed S60, 900 -Aibosy Argus.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

The DIsTRIBUTIoN OF THE SPoILs.-ihs ioso-
foce conclave in this city have had several dsiibera
tions lately relative to making appointments Tor Oh
flee, place and power, under the Common Council;
and great divisions and difference of opinion have
broke Ell out among them. One set are for general
sweep, and clear out every body another set wishes
TO let things remain in statu quo till November, and
80 make the ms work for fear Of being turned out,
and the outs work for fear they should not get in
Another party recommends middle course which
will probably be adopted In the time there is
great feeling manifested Of doors amongst those
who have done the work" They swear they will
have their reward; and they will-hereafter, if
not here; that is, unless Mr. Ballous doctrine of
no devil' be correct The locoocos poor, pen
niless, shirtess, and hungry; some Of the wings
ought to resign for very charity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

RkrURs or THE MAINE TRoors-TLe follow;nv
- the extract OF letter, dated Bangor. 18th Apr;l
giving an account the return Of troops from the
bsrder:-
The several companies of soldiers under the rom.
mand Of Generals Hodsdon asd Batchrlder have lss
inc disputed territory, with the exception Of two
composites, which have been detained to guard ,ha
timber and to assist the Land Agent In the pro,ec
ton OF the boom. They have been arri wing in tho
city Tor several days past in small dctachmcnts and
me W., most, not ail have already come in The ar.
tllcry marched iAto town this morning in 6ne I'll.
with a. escort 81 several companies which went ..i
70 meet them A. an appropriate emblem on The oc
ssnsn, they presested on the top of the princip.,
.'sssgage cart which carried the Gag, famous coeL
surely, "e''ee' most
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

New RoBBERY.-The latest species of robbery
adopted in Philadelphia is the taking OF childrea
from the street into some anfreqsented alley, aud
officers discovered little girl about ten years Of
age, day or two since, perfectly denuded, who had
been thus stripped by negro woman. He took her
to the police Office and not having proper garments,
he supplied the deficiency by getting large sack,
and cutting holes for the head and arms, which an
swered the purpose very WE'LL and proved his iAge-
nuity At "making shift on emergency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

The NEXT CEKsUs.--The bill for taking the sixth
census of the United States, has section providing
fer considerable statistical information upon various
subjects. The persons engaged in taking the
ascertain the number of pensioners, their ages,
lative to the industry and resources of the country
with statistical tables of the mines, agriculture,
meree, manufactures, education, sc. There 10 no
way in which this very valuable and important kind
w. easT and So as bX
with the census. The value of statistics is yet but
imperfecty understood in this country; nothing else
throws so much light upon the condition and pro-
gress Of people.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

nS- The Rochester, the Utica, the Osceola, all
the boats now on the North River
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

SPEED OF STEAhBoArs.-By the new law, steam
boats are restricted from going at a speed beyond
SIR miles per hour passing any of the public i'm
provements-or four miles per hour when passing
the wharves-psnalty $3.50 increasing steam to
race penalty Of $500. Good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24

HUDseH RSvnR STEAMBOAT NAvIGArIoH.--A
very singular state Of things exists on the North
River, in which the travelling public have . deep
interest.
The Old Line and the Peoples Line OF steamboats,,
although calling themselves by different names, and
bearing apparently different interests, belong to the
same parties and are guided by the same spirit. For
the passage to Albany they charge S, which is, at
east 80 per cent more than is reasonable and profit
able Recently there started on the river, the steam
boat Victory, Capt. DEAN who runs the distance at
dollar apiece for each passenger
The whole someness of this competition can be
easily appreciated. But the two old companies, in
order to drive the Victory oft the river, and enjoy
the monopoly, take care, that on every day on which
the Victory starts start spare boat of their
at half dollar This is done, not to benefit the
pablo, bat to the Victory away, and to prevent
any interference with the three dollar monopoly.
Now, in this state Of things, what ought the public
to do! 4ioays patroniss the Victory, in erelu-
sion Of the company's decoy duck at half dollar.
The result Of this policy will be to bring, in few
weeks, all the old boats down to 49, and the Victory
up to the same-a fare which would be reasonable and
moderate
Don't hesitate. Look sharp-patronise the Victory
at dolar-and mark the monopoly We wont give
up this subject till the public the vstors. The
Victory sails this afternoon at o'clock. See adver-
tisement
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

cent uuoer Ihe worst symPiUinr, IUMhv vi
spirits, oplresSions after eating, ,wa'erLrash
loss of appetite, general debility, and eaiacia.
ton are soon removed by tie use Of the above
Pills. CONSUMPTION, that itlsidious de,
str0NOr Of the human family, and its aIletldant
tram Of horrors, greenish and bloody Spite,
olammy, night sweats, general emaciation, pros
trstt0n ofslrengtb, all will be relieved 10Y the
timely administration al DR.. Hunts Pills and,
# taken according 30 directions, completely We
moved. In Liver Complaint, Jaundice, beth
bHiary and Spasmodc, their influence is truly
astonishing. la all cases OF HypociioR driacisal
Low SPIRITS Palpitations of the Heart, Nervous
lrrltabllity, Nervous Weakness, Finer Albus
Seminal Weakness Indigestion, Flstulency,
Heasthurn, Bodily WeaknessChlorosis or Green
Sickness, FlaluloRt or Ilysterical Faia,iRgs,
Histories. Head AChe, Sea Sickness Nightmare
Gout, Rheumatism, Asthma, Tx DOlorsax,
Spasmodic Affections, Nausea, Vomiting, Pains
in the Side, Limbs, Head, Stomach OF Back,
Dimness or Confusion Of Sight, Noises iar',he
inside alternate Flushings Of Heat and Chilli
ness; Tremors, Watchings, Agitation, Anxiety,
Bad Dreams, Spasns, all may be completely re-
moved by the use of the above Pills.
These Pills may be taken with the most perH
feet safety. Their benifcial influences has ofien.
times revived from the bed Of sickness, ihe pail
lid. detected, and emaciated victim Of disease,
and sent HIM forth again into the world, a llals
and active man.
Sold at 100 Chatham Street, N, York,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
DIR. HUMPS
CELEBRATED PILLS,
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND L.
YER COMPLAINT, &c.

; As the enjoyment OF health depends on pre-
serving the functions of the Stomach, Llrer, In
tgstineS and LolngS, in healthy and vigorous
state, through the operations Of which the body
receives It's growth, its uuu tion, its support, it
can no longer be astonishing that when these Wis.
cera are deranSed, ,and cannot perform their pros
per functions, the whole system suffers and be-
comes disordered. Knowing this to be sound
and demonstrated fact in science and experi~
euce, DoCToR Hunt SYSTEM OF Practice is in
faithful accordance with it. He aims 10 keep
the Stomach, Lungs and the Liver, in vigorous
and healthy action, as the three great fountains
of health aud life. For this purpose his pills
are compounded of herbs, which strengthen and
eqnalize the action Of the heart, and give an inn
pulse or strength to the aEtcrla' system, at the
same time quicken the action Of the absorbent
and dscharging vessels; and as all the secre'
tions are drawn from the blood, any morbid ac>
ton which may have taken pl1ce is removed,
al! obstructions are overcome, the blood is purl-
fed, and the body assumes heethfui- etate.
These pills give tone 10 the stomach, increase
the appetite, and eminently expel all acid or
morbid matter through the exeCretoiy ducts in
to the passage of the bowels. In all cases Of
Consumption, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bilious
Affections, or Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Sourness or Acidity in the Stomach, Tightness
at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick Head A.
che, Pain IN the Head, b ack, Limbs and Side, +,
FlatlIency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Pu,rid
Sore Throat, Fever and Ague. or Iutermitting
Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, Lh'nbago, Sciatica,
Spasmodc Affections, and Tic Dooureux, Con
l~ulsions Of Children, Measles, Small Pox, Hoop
ing Cough. tRickets, Teething, Worms, Fe-
male Distractions, Chluross or Green Sick>
ness, ard Reflections of Food, and Costiveness,
Collie, whether 6atulent or Bilious, follow the
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills, till they
operate, two OF three times daily. The use of
the pills must be persevered in Til cure is et'
fected.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
TAll.ONI.s,.

Fl osEPH ". NENBURGH, would re,
CO specially inIorm his old friends aDf
the public 10 general, that he carries b.
the above business in ;ai lis VaIous
branches, Oae door East Of J. |. Smlh's-
Store, where ne may at all tines be
Eonnd to attend 10 all work intrusted to
him. de 2atters hitDssH il will be,
done as durable, neat and fashionable.
es il can be -doae 10 the country, as he
intends at all times to keep in his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and his
means 10 receive theFushions isampy
provided 7or.
To accommodate hls frierds 10 the
coaatry, he wal take nearly all kinds oi
county produce.
N. b. One or two apprentices vans
ted immediately to learn the Tailo,iUg
business. Boys between the age 'efl5
and l6, would be preferred. They must
be Of good character, as recommends
tons of industry, honesty, and,sobrie>
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1880. IT,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

TJLster from the Hon. Abraham M'Clel
Ian, Salilyan County, East Tennessee, Mem
ber Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 3D., 1888.
Sir Since Ihave been in this city, | have
used some ofyour Dyspeptic medicine with a-
. finite benefit and satisfaction, and believe it 10
be most valuable remedy. One of my cons
stiiuants, DR.. A. Garden, ofCampbcl county,
Tennessee, wrote me 10 send him some, which
did, aud he had employed it very successfully
inshis practice, aud says it is invaluable. Af.
slohnsoR, your agent at this place, thinks you
would probably like ar agent in Tennessee. Ii
i so, | would recommend DR.. A. Garden as IL
sArreae- person to otlciale for the sale ofyour
celebrated medicine. Should you commission
him, he is willing to act for you. You can send
the medicine by water to the care of Robert
Ling & Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
or by land to Graham 81 Houston Tazewell,
EAST Tenn. have ne doubt but ifyou had a.
santsin several counties in East Tennessee,
great deal Of your medicine wonid be sold.
em gongto to take some of it home with me for
hlye@n use, aud that of my friends, aud should
Ike to hear from you whether you would like
IN agent AZ Buntville, Sullivan county East
GeHn. tcsn get some OF the merchants to act
Afur yoG, as live near there =
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, of Tenn.
To DR.. VIM, Evans, l0C Chatham st. N. Y.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Ohio Democrat
AND
DOVER ADVERTISER,

Assured that, in adopting tie measura, we are
but meeting tho obvious wants of the communi
ty, the subscribers will offer to the appreciation
and support of their fellow citizens weekly
newspaper to be published in the town of Canal
Dover, Ohio, bearing the name of the "Ohio
Democrat and Dover Advertiser, Although
the limits .ofa Prospectus do not admit Of exte-
nded expositions and minute details in regard to
this enterprise, somewhat of our principles and
purposes will be properly demanded by the
public, and as far as is fitting to the occasion,
we proceed briefly TO decturo them.
The political cOlumns of our paper will be
found, therefore, 10 espouse tho doctrines Of
strict construction ofthe Federal ConstNn;ion,
will advocate the principles oftIse present Admi.
nisratlon, and will maintain the doo,.ines Of t:e
Demo Party in that political reform wlIicll has
been SO repeatedly indicated by the general suf.
rage. As conductors ofa public Journal wnoxe
object is the diffusion of light and knowledge,
our columns will be open To full and free discus
sion on all matters that interest the Public
We shall be equally, gratitied five may be
instrumental in rafithrg the opinions OF those
who differ from us, or, if wrong ourselves, that
our errors be corrected. We earnestly desire to
establish an INDEPENDENT aud FREE Press, in
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A poNml Of the paper will he devoted to the
inpr proTnloY of Agriculture, and the lovers Of
I.iteratIt1 shall have spread before them many
of thu most interesting selections. Together
with tho ,nnst interesting portions Of Foreign
and Dont"stic news, we will give weekly re>
port ot o.e Market Prices, and desire 10 make
our paper profitable, to the whole community
through Which tmay circulate:
Terms of Publication. n.--'l'he "DeMocrat and
Advertiser" viii be published weekly at $500
per annunr. if not paid within six Months,
after lhe first number is Published, aad So, so
at Tie end ofthe year.
HILL Sc KITCHENER.
Dover Sep. 81.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
September 7, 1889.

HJ' Another recent test Of the uuriuellcd sirtae
ofDr. Vim. Exams Medicine. ne.--DYSPEPSlA,
TEN YEARS. STANDING. .-Mr:J. McKrn-
zie, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted wi h the
above complaint for ten years, which incapacla-
ted n N at intervals, for the perfodof six years,
n attending 10 his business, restored TO perfect
lealth under the Salutasy treatment of DR.. VIM.
Evans.
The symptoms aoae-A sense Of distension
and oppression after eating, distressing pain in
the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appe-
tite, giddiness, paIplaton Of the heart, great
debility and emacialioa, depression Of spirits,
disturbed rest, sometimes bilious vomiting,
aad pain in the right side, an extreme degree of
anguor and tainmess any endeavour to pursue
his business causing immediate exhaustion and
weariness.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending to his bsl,i-
ness, and none Of the above symptoms have re-
Cured since lie used the medicine. He is now
a strong and healthy man. lie rcsortcd to my
riads OF remedies, but they were all Intellectual.
lie is willing 20 give any information to the at.
nicted respecting the inestimable benefit render
ed to him by the use OF DR.. WIN. Evans med
icne.
The above Medicine can be procured of all
DR.. VIM. Evans adv, rtlsed agotts i'll the United
States, and throughout tho World.
W DR.. Evans, in order to prevent the pat
rons Of his Medicines being imposed upon by
| counicreits, has had the labels Of all his N, di
clnes catered according to act orCongress. lie
requests them therefore, TO be particular in sees
ing that the labels contain the following notice
''Eatcred according TO act Of Congress, by W.
Erans, in the ycar 1889, IN the Clerks Office O
Lie Southern District Court of Neo- York."
AGENTS.
NJ. G. Younglow. Cleveland.
]. A. Beebe, Akron.
A. Underhill. hassillon.
Dover,
J. Oterholt. N. Phiiadelpei
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ABRAHAM ], CREMER, residing at 66
FMott street, New York, wds afflicted with Dys-
pepsia uits most aggravated form. The symp>
toms were violent headache, great debility, t;,.
= yer, eostiveless, cough, heartburn, pain in the
chest and stolnach always after eatlng. impaired
7 appetite, sensation of sinking ? the stomach,
+ fdrred tongue nausea; with resllessness. These
= had ceutinued upwfads Dftwevemonth wher
on consulting D,s VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, and submitting to his over successful and
b agreedbly mode Of taeatinent, the patient was
completely restored to health in the short space
of one mouth, aud grateful for the ncalculabIe
9 benefit derived, gladly came forward and vols
: lnteered tho above statement.
DR.. WM. EVANS Medical Office, 100
: Chatham street, New York.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
WESTERN ARRIVAL
Al, BOLIVAR.

IL Il ADO u-aA "A Nv
YWyHE subscriber would respectfully place
before the publ the following Synopsis
of splendid assottmnt Of
GOODS,
which he has lust received rom the East.
I, from the East, have just received direct,
Staple and Fancy Goods, of choice and neat
select,
American, French and English Calicoes,
Assorted Ribbons, and yankee Corn Hoes;
Colored Cambricks, Tin and Wood Pals,
Tickings, Thread lace and Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered hose, plain and striped Sattinett,
Latches, Hinges, plain and fancy Grecanette,
Ladies' gloves, tin Pans, & wcrk'd Inserting,
Edging, Footing & cold watered Betting,
Red Padding; Cloths, black green, gre aynd
blue,
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and Handsaws too,
Orleans Sugar, Mohair Silk and Satin Stocks,
Ladies' Bonnets, Iron Squares & Cotton Socks
Italian Lusteril,g, col Florence q Gro de nap,
Victoria stripe, Canvass, Gingham, & Burlap,
Apron check, Handsaw Files, and halter chains
Rice, Moasses and Glass by box or panes,
Oils, Tobacco, Ginger, Snuff and Tea,
Hammers, Walters, and Cords Hemp & Sea,
Iron Steel, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
Oriental Braid, ia fine, all kinds of'oare g. tear,
Reader, perchance, I've named your fancy OIL
your care,
Ifso, "The mite high Heaven bestowed, with
thee I'll SHARE"
Should Plaster, Fish, or Salt, ycur urgent want,
demand,
Call at. number One, for have them all OF
hand. ISAAC TELLER.