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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-23
Cslus eem 9Insei9er pes Wefens.)
Sie Nltcrtbiimer OfiGumri's ubrr
&pdb'S NSttfcum,
Sherifss9 s9lmtsitute,
slaentaun, Sept. 8, 1910.


Or. q. Sod 1T nun nit 9luflfetluno
Der i'm Sla9e@auntp Wfp., sefnnbenen
pcrpeltli6en tbieril6et ueberbleibicl
ioneit fprt9el6ritten als e6 iein be-
ihrdnfter 8aum einiflpeilen erlauben
mill. 9Sir natmen 9citern cie Sammz
lung in 9lu9enibetn un0 mlilIfn geife
ben c1B ibre Manni9falti9teit ms
nit Staunen uno 8erpunperln9 erfiil>
te. @S ergiebt ii6, oa6 Die Tamilie
Der Otammptbarti9en Sbiere bel lpeis
tenn ret6er 1T, ais man bisber oern,us
tibet bat. eSbre Sprper9rD6e parirt bon
Der etneS 9ro6en Shlen bis 81 Der ces
9elpalti9en Gieientbiere6, oe1en Stp6s
3abne pon Spiee 81 Spibe in 9eraber
Ri6tun9 { e 65ebn Su6 auseinan>
ber nchen. 9Sel6er un9ebeure SDrs
per muB 81 bteiem S6doel 9ebDrt bas
ben Sie Struftur Der 3dbne iff BET
allen faft bielelbe, aber ihre slnsabl iebr
oerlhieben. GS 9iebt 9lrten Ole bios
eitlen :3abn III jeoer Sinnlace baben,
anoere baben SmeL sanpere baben oret
uno bier. 9ta6 ibrer Ginfli9un9 fino
iie ebenfalIs iebr perfbieben benn Ell
ni9e Species Set9en cine 0 nper 9ez
trlimmte Stnnlaoe, 70 baB rieie NIT
Den ein9eleeten 3dhnen Gem Sttfe
ppn eincm 9roben &ammrooe 9leidt
bet anpern ifehen Die :3dhne III elmer hos
|ri;cntalen Gbene. 9lnlat, @jrD6e,
Struftur unb 9fihtung Der Sto6sdbs
ne sei9t Die grD6te Serihieoenbett. =
Sphit mcrfipiirot1 uno BON allen be-
fannten Shiereu Der 9Selt abpeiheno,
iinb Slpei Gremplare, lrel6e StcBsdbs
ne an Der Sptee per intern Stnnlabe
ein9efli9t baben. Sieie lino 70 ab9es
fllbrt uno Set9en 70 itnperfeunbare
.Spuren ptelfdlti9cn @ebrau6es, baB
nian iu Der Sermuthlln9 9eflibrt miro,
bo5 Sbier babe 9elpalti9e 9Surse(n bas
nit aus Der Grpe 9eriilerL uuo init ieis
nem un9ebeuern ficlelartcn @etiIe
sermalmt. Semerft mus mercen, baB
allie &nohen iih III einem pcr;ii0fibcn
3uifano DER @rbaltuna befincen, rtno
paB nanenttidb Ole s3abue Dem Grp.
ifalle 9leiden.
9u Dem Shdeel bes 9rC6ten Olams
mcr5S CSob6 Wiaifpppn) Ine wctter
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-09-23
CBabl : 9orcflantattcn.

Sintental e6 burdj ein 9eles Der Gjenerals
9IiiemblD oe5 Staats pcu iDcunfIlpnnic1l, bes
tteit : "Sine 9lfte, bic anacmeihsn 9Sablen
oieier 9iepublif Su re9uliren," pneirt ocn
15tcn Nebruar, 1889, e5 sur pflid,t re6
Sd,erifs, pon jcerm @duntD 9cntadlt lit, pfs
fentlid)e Tadrid,ten pon icld,ru ISlbleu su
aebrn, uno III eerfelben anSusei9en, nelte
Seamtcn gu erlpiblen fno,
10 made i6, Spnathan .. Ofeetct;
Sod Sd,eritf bon 9rha @auutD, befaunt,
NIB gebe eiele pffentlid,e Tahrid)t ,u Den @rs
wahlern BON eril9tem @auntD, caB cine ais
gemttne Wabl in eriagtem @auntD 9ehaIteu
fperoen fell am ,fpeten Denita9 i'm ndtllfen
Setobcr Cpeldles Der l3tr Sag pes erfn9teu
Wcuats ilt), i'll Den unter(fieold)en Babls
biltrif9u BON eriagtem @auntp.
Die Burger bon Allcntoun unb oemS Sautts
fhip Torthamptrr, haben III lfimmcn an Dem
Scurtbduie i'll 2laentauu.
Die Burger bon Sal,burg Saunldip has
ben iIt ,u perIdmmlen all bem S.aule bon
Ncit, in bcIaatem TaunItip.
Dir Burger ocn Silbs9Sbeithall, an bcm
S,anle non u teecn Gutb III bela9tem
Taunid,ip.
Die Burger BON Soancpcr Iaunid,ip, al
bem Soauit bon s @arlaitter in briass
item Gauulfip.
Die Burger BON SbersSocpua Saunifip,
an benz nauie pen & Iep b 8 etoner,
iii tela9tem Sauulhip.
Die Burger BON WeiiIcuburg SaunIdip,
am oauie bon 9eor9 9 d / If, i'll belags
TEN Iaunld,ip.
Die Burger ocn eDnn Sduuidp, ant S1au'
90 "A IL 4 ; , i,,N N.N,,n,<,lIo
III bciaatem Sounfdip,
Die Burger bon SbersWilfcrb SauuItip,
am Joauie pcu 0enrD Dtllin9er in
bela9tem Sauuidlip. 1.
Die Burger BON S,sibelberg SauuIdip, am
S,auie ocu peter Miller in Si9erSs
pillr, in bcia9tem Sounichp.
Die Burger pcn 9tcrcs9SheithatI Sams
'fd,ir, am naule BON Carl Stapp, III bee
fagtem Snun1dtp.
Die Burger bon ecrpbiG Saunihip, am
SHduic rcn peter Su d. man, III beIa9tem
Gauuid,ip.
Die Burger pcu ALIEN benz Sheil orn Mas
ruuaie, SapnIhip, wclder nGreld prn Der
&inie lie9t, Die 9elaufen puree orn Saccb
Oillinger, cSacob Ndrscl uuo Salcmcn Red,
mi6ioner, aocr Mdnncr, ernannt eurd,
Die Court Der uiertcljdbri9en Sieuu9en eeS
hellatcR Saunties, I'm Die Stidlldfeit ;lI
aHteriud,en, beIa9tsS Saunidip su perthcis
ten. NIB 9eSei9t uno bar9eiteIt ais cine
sStetoun9slinie brrd, brla9te &cmm6icnrrs
III eiucm Draft pcn bela9tcm 2aunItlip, ein'
bcridltet an beid9te Gcurt, al benz Tebruar
Serniin BON 1923, Der II 6roltd,e Diltrift
BON Macmgie> >9enannt ~ ncrben, am Scali'
Ne jest bcpobnt bon W a II ca 6 Sc9cl i'll
SSo9el5oile, in beia9tem Citrltt.
Die Burger bon ALIEN cem Ghcil ocn Wed'
eun1ie Saunid,ip, iilolih ocu bciaater eine,
Der Ii [ / d, e Oiftridt ocn Wacunaie 9e'
uannt pom loauic pou @eorq@ hr # III a II
III WlllrrStaun, i'll bela9tem Otltritt.
3n ipelher 3eit mo an pclden plieen ers
tpdblt peroen iollen -
Cine Der Ion
lin ben Oiitrift, beifebeno aus Den Gduns
'tice 1edld uno SduYlfi0, i'm @cr9rcB Der
@creini9ten Staatcn su repreientiren.
Cine Derfpn
lin in @cmeinfdaft nit 9tcrthamptcn
@anntp in ect Senat pieieS Staat6 gu res
prdlentiren.
3w eli Nerfpucn
lin enS Sauntp 1cd,a in rem Nauic ecr
Rcprcpntamcu hicicr 01cputiif su rcprcieii'
iren.
, 1840-10-31

'HA.'
THEATRICAL DlHCERS.-Thc last number
OF BIackwoodS Magazine contains a s,loa.
article upon thPatrlcals. and upon the mon
strous encouragement given to ,hpafric,,
puppets and puppies. Speaking of T'agKiogi
old Christopher North. tie editor. sav<:-
"This woman, Whose sole merit is that She
dances weli-of all merits the least meritnri-
ous-Is actually feted throughout Enrone.
received at the table of cmperors and en-.
presses, huzZlred by courts. presented with :,
purse OF diamonds by one snper opulcni fool.
and with a chariot. with solid silver snakes
to its wheels. by anGthcr-dcmanfinr for =
lew nights OF plr"uetting and bounding ar Inc
ltalian opera. Il sum which would feed tho
peasantry of Il province for Il month: amqss-
ing money which might raise the droopjpo
sculpture, painting, music. and literature or
an empire.
"Nhat was the engagement which TonI;o-
nj had the modestv to demand at tho ,bo.,,o
of Drury Lane! One huadre D,yoJ, , n;,h,
for herself three nights a week. and fGoo ,o
be PAID for the services of her father nc l,l
lot master; GOO to her brother and s;.,o,
to dance with her; with two benefits 10 b.r-
self, Guaranteed To her at fGOO; one hrIf
benefit to her brother, guaranteed nj Goa
IN all $4,000! All this is monsfrous: it nc
tually dIsgusts the mind To think Of such
sums IaVIshed on a parcel of iumpers-even
Inc eifrontery oi the demand is offensive
, 1840-10-31
HAYS LINIMENT.

''"ln extraordinary chemical composition the re-
SUIT ol science ana 'ne invention oi a oeieo'a-
'eu Heuicai man, the htrou"cuon ol "h'ch 10 inc
punhc was invested win the soiehhlty OF d ueatn-
uCn ocquest' mas slnce galneu a rePu'a'o" u"P''a',
Ieieu, luliy sustaining the correctness d 'hc Iamehteu
Ut. "n"'ey's last confession, una. uaieo % "he
without GIVING TO posteHty the oeheht u III Kno"i-
'dsc on TINS SUBJECT" anu no therefore nequea'heu
to his friend ami attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret
OF ms discovery.
, 1840-10-31
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to this office for job
"A work and advertising, are requested to
come forward and pay Up their dues. II not
paid 10y the Goth inst, they will be called on
by our collector, when we hope every one
will be prepared to settle his account. Those
Of our subscribers who wish to avail them
selves Of paying us the advance price Of
subscription, are informed that they can do
50 until the LIST of November, when if not
paid. we shall in all cases exact the terms of
subscription. We make this proposition
with the hope that our friends will generally
come forward. and aid us with the mite which
each individual nav owe.
, 1840-10-31
OLDRIDGE'S.
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
An Important Recent Chemical DiScoUerl

! IN important fScPRt CHem2cHI DfScOCefV
THE HUMAN HAIR.
VKTHERE the hair is observed to be growing thin,
w nothing can be more prepostcrous than the use
OF oils grease, or any fatty matter. Their application can
only be recommended through the grosest ignorance, as
they hasten the fall of the hair, by increasing the 70.
taxation of the skin. When there is 4 harsh, dry, OF
contracted skin, and where the small blood vessels
which carry nourishment to the bulb are INSTRUCTED,
then the oils, &c, may he good, as they tend to relax
the skin but alone, they are of no avail. There must
be a stimulus, to rouse the vessels from their torpor,
and quicken the current of the ~blood,-Erfraet from
CIirehnghs TREATISE on the hair.
The Balm Of Columbia is tho only preparation that
can have that effect, being entirely free from any oily
substance. Its positive qualities are as follows:
lst-F"r. infants, keeping the head free from scurf,
and causing a luxuricnt growth of hair.
2d-For ladies' after a child birth, restoring the skin
to its natural strength and iirmness and preventing the
falling out of the hair.
3d-For any person recovering from any debility the
same eff II is produced.
4th--Ifusei in infancy till a good growth is started,
IT may be preserved by attention TO the latest period
Of life.
5th--It frees the heard from d1ndruf.. strengthens
the roots. impaIts health and vignur to the circulation
gray.
6rh--It causes The hair to curl beautifully when done
up in it over night.
O No ladies' toilet should ever be made without il.
7th--ChIldrcn who have by any means contracted
vernin in the head, are Immediately and perfectly cured
of them by It's use. II is ~infallIbe.
, 1840-10-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
" has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Cont of Warren county, Letters Of Administration
Ipon the Estate OF Samuel Smith, decea sed, hearing
date the 9th day of Octnber l~40. All persons hav-
ins claims against said estate, are requested to exhib-
Il them in ono wear from the date of said letters for
allowance, or they may be p~recluded from anytene6t
1T said estate; aud ii such claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said letters, they
will be fpreyer barred.
THOMAS J. HOLLAND. Admir-.
Oct T7-3t. of the estate of Samuel Smith.
, 1840-10-31
Pc IL Z /.
MONIAN,S LOVE.


When all the world grows strange
Still shall her arms enfold thee;
When smiling fortunes change.
Still shall her words uphold thee;-
When ell thine hopes will fail,
And leave the nought but care;
Or when thy cheek grows pale.
Or wasted with despair
When desolation meets thee,
Without an arm to save;
When death itself shall greet thee.
A victim for the grave;
Then woman shall carcss thee
With all m angels care;
Then alIall she softly bless thee
With more than angels prayer.
, 1840-10-31
LOST CHILD

An event winch occurred Rear BIiIDCOn.
says "Gilley's Waldensian Researches will
give some notion of the incidents which en-
blazon the mountain life and field sports in
the region of the Alps.
4 peasant with his wife and tlnec children.
had taken up his summer quarters in a chalet
and was depas!uring his llucks on one of the
rich Alps which o~verhuGg the D~urancc.-
The oldest boy was an idiot. about eiuht
years of age; the second was fye years old.
and dumb. ard the youHLcSt was an infant.
1t So happened that the infant WIS left one
morning in charge OF his brothers; and the
three had Tamb.ed some distance f.on the
chalet before they We're missed. When the
mother went III search 0t the little wauae-
rers, she found the two cider. hut could dis
cover no traces of the baby. The iimt box
seemed 10 be in 4 transport o; Joy. While the
dumb child displayed every symptom at alarm
and terror. In vain did the terrific, r1rcnt
endeavor TO collect What had i:ncmuc Of tic
lost infant. The mites ofcnc aud tie lr-lr
OF the other explained nothing. The dumb
boy was almost bcreii Of his senses, WHi!"
the idiot almost appeared II have acquired III
unusual degree Of ninth and Cxpc>-ipn.-
He danced about, laughed auG made .cS;icu-
orc yybo hal c,,a, mn s,,,o,b;,n ~ 49,.
he was fond and Lnrrsl f. lis ha,r+ T.is
hovavor w,s of So,,o s,,,h. cr..t,r, H.,
poor woman. for She in,,Eire,i ,h,t nm. &C..
c,aintancn b,I cIIan in Min ,,a cn,Lj.,.,
and ,akrn away the Infant. In, ,t.J,,
nirbt yyora ayvav and M ,;j;nrs nf ,ts L,.
child.
On the morrow, wien the parents were
-.-.. H. -x-. a.
their heads, a, the sirbt Of which. The ida.
enewed his antics. and the dnrob hnv CHM
to his father with shri.ks Of .pm,iL ,ri ~
FRIGHT. The horrible tr,h ,hrn b1r,, ,'.,.,,
their minds. that the miserable inr,n, b-r
been carried oTin the talon, Of = h;rI nrp~oy.
and the half w;,tcd elder h~o,hnr VS. L,,r,
at his riddarcc Of an object o! whom h.. VA,
ioaIous.
, 1840-10-31
VALUABLE FARM FOR SIZE.

I'VE undersigned oilers for sale Il valua-
L hie tract Of land, lying three miles west
of New London. Rails county. containing
Ne hundrrd acres. Their. Is a -onh pr,,pnr-
'rrn ol rir.hrr aud Praric on sad land. and
Il good frame dwelling ju>r finished. With "a
fine >prng. The land is at TIA" b~>t quality.
""d "EI hr sold on i!r most reasonable term. :
part OF To" puir!raS" money in hund. and the
rrm;r der t. suit the purchaser. For fur
Their In'oruntr"n. apply 10 the subscriber ~
New London. No.
Oct. 10. LEWIS TRACY.
, 1840-10-31
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate Of
BERNARD J. Lynch. deceased. that we the IN
.dersigncd Executors of said estate. intend to
make n final settlement of said estate al the
next term of the Rails county count, which
will BE- begun and held at the Count House
in the town of New London on the first
Monday in the month of November. 1910.
JOHN II. LYNCH.
MATTHEW ELLIOTT. Tx rs.
Sept. 26-it
, 1840-10-31

Here is a knot of the meanest of mankind
The very dcoss of Parsian life-actually think
their capcrings worthy of being paid at 4 rate
which the liberality Of Il nation has scarcely
ever offered to their greatest benefactors.-
The noblest poet, the most profound P~hnloso-
pher. the greatest mechanical inventor, the
most gallant soldier, all would be regarded
rs cxorhitantly over paid by half the sun
which these vulgar contributors to the Italian
opera think themselves entitled 10 demand.
and by the prodigal folly of fashion actually
obtain. OF course. il would be ridiculous t"
suppose that aIl this was Glial piety on the
part of The terpiSchore herself. The family
OF the 3aa2eaSc was her shadow-thc $4,000
was virtually the payment for the %sa!alory
exploits of one exhibitor.
, 1840-10-31
STATE OF MISSOURI, )-c.
COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY,( oci

ITNo Catharine Douglass, Green III. Clay, Isaac
Il Clay, Joseph Bryan, Abram Bryan, Enoch
Bryan, Mary Bryan, Benjamin Bryan and John Bry-
an, Children of Sarah Bryan, formerly Sarah Clay,
Mary Johnson, Susan Rainey, Abraham Clay, Elk
abeth Remington. John Clay and Ann Butler,
heirs and representatives, of Abraham Clay, deceas-
ed, and to all Others interested:
TAKE NOTICE.
That on the first day of the next county court for
the county of Montgomery, and State Of Missouri,
commencing on the first Monday in Move mber, A. D.
$40, or a. soon thereafter as hearing can be had.
| shall make application TO said Court, for an order
for the sale Of the slaves belonging to the Estate Of
Abraham Clay deceased, and for distribution of the
proceeds thereof, according the respective rights Of
the parties, entitled thereto.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, Admir-.
de bonis non Est. Abraham Clay dec.
August %, ls4n.-sw.
, 1840-10-31
LEWIS TR
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE i, hereby given that james W. Booth o
= Glak-yrllr, Pike county, No has executed ia
m' the undersigned an Assignment nfhis property and
effect tor tic benefit Of hi crrlitnrs; whirh said
d'ri brars date the 2lth day Of july, A. ID $50.
aud /, recorded in the Recorders Office OF the .aid
county the laid creditors are hereby notified and re-
Ini"'d To present their claims Ia me- the said unirr-ign-
ed, aud bccnu,r piriic- 10 the said assignment within
Tour months from this date, or they will be barred
from any benefit under the said assignment.
Oct. Ia THOMAS MCQUEEN, Trustee
, 1840-10-31
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE l. hereby gwen that the undersigned
' IN ttkrn ont lrt;rr- of Administration on the
estate Of J"hn Cash, deceased. from the County
I "'rt' ut irSr co bearing date sept. 9th. I~4U: all
'''-'"- ''"r"t'rr, who have any claims against the
'''i'" 81 sad hc'rr Srl, are required to exhibit, the
sane duly authenticated f"r allowance. within one
year nom th' date "i-ari letters, or they may be
pI'ciiaed from having any benefit Of SAID estate, and
If 7uch claims are not presented within three wear.
they will be forever barred
JhSFER SHOTwELL, Admir-
Oct II, $40 ST.
, 1840-10-31
Sept. 26-it
NOTICE.
EMU SETTLEMENT.

'S'IIE undersigned Executors of the estate of Thorn
= a Davis, deceased. late of Pike county, Mo-.
hereby gives notice to all concerned or in any way
interested in said estate, that the undersigned Execn-
tor viii make a Gnal fttlement of said estate at the
next November term of the county court of said
county. THOMAS BOOTH,
SARAH DAVIS.
Oct. st.
, 1840-10-31
%rNTT or H~lS$OuEI,)

C"uary OF Liuruln.
Ia { e. circuit ,,,ur NJ i.,ucniu County, Missouri,
An-u-t torn, I-iu.
I'coa i rAa-ovs,
Cnn l,i,,ut, IN . hi. ~ Chan, c.y
rs ttr 'hr "Nrcuti"u "f
l':- :v.E'sLE HuI ".ir '"rrr4'i ter convey
Fung,s g. $ulru, .u,r OF rrtt r.ttir.
Drirudtut-.
's'Iis day r"r". ia~ complainant BY ms -%li'''ur
4 r.' 90 a." adj ~ ~ WIIlIrm sutton. It Az
ta.f.- g.. tac -4tl-a.,'r.u Il the court tr,r i,mr.
.H--I'r ave 81 .'ui e.. t.Dd4nf- !. not = Incident 81
nj. -','.: l. = ihrrr ,r ordered %, the count that
.lr sui Jamr tas-!''r t- u"tiht rs . rrHlicaiiuu
st tina "u..r. - Pc mae ." -nm" urm pare printed
90 jHI- -trir L. rl-1t Nrrk- .urcr..iycI,: the la. 10
".i.uU 60 be- 4; i-s-t rnIr vr'b- tcf,rr the next No.
''..'rr t..a rf I'M '"nrt, ta,t -aIl complainant kl-
IT,! in Tia ,uul, hi hIi OF complain; a-,Iu-I him.
rIt'n- in -~r--i,rrr lat sail En-.Ia'r ON the 2lth
Ht, of Drr~ul"i. -. executed a title bnud to
aid ~u.fh pr tie west Lalf ~ tie :. ". quarter 81
rctinn:'i, 'n y. Nu-a.r II, range !, Ea.t nj the fifth
'In'l.,l H.r'.'i'u, irr...r- hin t. nHhc t. -arh
~u...a -nd aal nj cert warranty Iced. On couIi
t.u 'a,i .jl ~u5'h .H,r'i ary t. him the .im Of
=" " "rnir.i dollar. That .,ii -un 1t muury hl-
-rrr psri r~rI .n- q" TO-, cn"'n.t With -liI Rae.
.s.r-fhat al ''.. h,- not teen mlir-ihr aid
rl.'1 Lt. executed G. .'rs com. uuau,l It'll houd
.' .'.' ''.'-''.I -a.' r"u,llJuaut b.. irii aid
Itir to .Iit ',f5 -'ttt It title decd - aid IuUl
hH- u.''I been made Ay mid Smith to all COMPLAIN.
r.': aui rr,.- hat nd Ea--ialc auI smith be-
w.'. ''rr' az aaI ,ruGrllrr t. answer aid hI. ii
.u.. rt.'. A. .I.r':"r, Won tie -uL lame. Re-
.'l". 90. i'a's'd '' r..t'r 1T TIT count ru thr int
90 90 rr,>i r.rr r.rr..L 81, rc Pod. ~ ,"-l held
81 tie C,ur mru.~ 40 the ,.wn Of r,.,. ia aid
count, "' I.""".n, col" u" 3fh N"uI,N in Nn,rmHcr
ri au-N'r -,' bail 81 cniurltInt, or Ihr same
viii 20" i'E'" ir' ""Hi'.,l again; you.
STATE ct Nt-"uri.
, 1840-10-31
From n, Boston Chronicle, jan, 10.

From The Boston ChTonicie, jan, 10.
VIC see by an advertisement IN another column tina,
HcSsrs. COmStOck d Co, the American Agents for
OldrIdge's Balm of Columbia, have deputies to sell that
article IN Boston and cIsewherc--We know a lady OF
this city whose hair was 80 nearly gone as 10 expose
entirely her chronological Developments, which, consid.
ering that they bctokeneh 4 most lmiablc disposition, was
not in reality very unfortunate. Nevertheless she
mOurned the loss of locks that she had worn, and. af-
ter a years frnItless resort TO miScallcd rcsioratIvcs,
purchased some months go, a bottle or two Of OIGrdge's
Balm, and she has now rIHgleiS IN rich prof1siou, glossy,
aud of raven bllckueSs. We are not pufing--nonc of
the cnmmod ry has hren sent IN us, and, indeed, We do
not want any, for though we were obliged To wear a wig
ayeara g we nave now, through It's virtue, haIr enough.
aud OF Il ~paSsl5le quality, oil our own.
! ROBERT WHARTON, E>q. late Mayor of Phila.
delphIa. has certified. as may be seen below, 10 the high
character % the following gentlemen.
TIE nndcr>Ig ned do hereby certify that We have used
the Balm OF Cnlumhi' discovered BY !. Oldridge. and
have found 1t highly scrvIceabie not only asa prevent
ise against tho falling of OF hlir, but also Il CERTAIN resio.
rt;ISc VI. IiIAitILE, -criur,
Methodist Minister in - George charge,
No Is North Fith-strrct,
JOHN r INGLISH, 32I Area street.
JOHN ID riIONNS, " %. 1863 Race t.
JOIIN : FUEEY. IOl Spruccst.
iIUGjI Wet RDY, 2l3 south 9Th 4.
JOHN GARD Jr l23 Arch t.
The aged, and th,-c who ucr.i-, in wearing wiz.
may not alwnN' experience il. restorative qualities,
- It will ]c"rt?inly rii-c ~ virtnr, ia the e.tinatinn
"i H." public. when it i. known that tnocc OF the
ahnE" -i-ncr- H." mon. tam - year. of age, aud tie
Others not C. than ~
From tie Mayor
CHuuNrr,Lru oF PrNNslrv,xr,,
city 81 TiiialclI Hil.
I, ROBERT EHiErnN. MAJOR Of saiJ CITY Of
fn'la!"intif d" hereby ccrtif, that | am well ac-
lnaintci with Nc,-r J. T.. Iu-,I,h. John :. Fnrcy,
aud Hugh NoCuriy, whu-- NAME me signed To- the
h'''c 'rrt.nslt' that t4r: arr Gentleman Of char
act rand ,r-prrtthl.it,. auI D. -g-h iIll credit .houli
be cIyrn 10 the .rii crrtuirafr.
!" wiinr" whereof, | have hcrcnuto set my hand,
'"i "n""i the -rrl II the city 10 be affixed, this
u -lN'h Iay 81 Dr-cubrr SC.
EOnl.Er WHARTON, Nayor.
CJ-f "s sale bs ID r. :. WATERS u CO..
Bowling Green, No.
, 1840-10-31

County at I.iurulu.
Ia { e. circuit ,"urr ~ Lincoln County, Nissunri,
Au-u. t term. l~ir.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

Before Judges Thompson and Belts
yosrph Sicifi rs George W. Tyson-In this case
q motion was made for new trial, and as there was
difference OF ol inion between the members Of the
eoart fur her proceedings were stayed, to obtain the
decision ~ the Supreme Court
Rsro C.. Hdnce et ais. TRUSTEES, Of trd as Rich
ard Pendbios.-Motnn for a trial granted, costs
TO a ide the event.
Bell aud Grant. rs. John A. " Ebbehs and John
H. Cosfar, surviring partners Of Edcin u. Bsr1 y.
mdn-New trial granted, costs TO abide the event
The court then adjourned TO Monday next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08

which were not paid at maturity and report was 'uo'e
qusntly circulated that the cashier j. Fenon had run
with the remaining funds of the and that ITS
POST notes had been sold for cash heavy discount The
directors Of the bank have published notice. that Mr. Fsnon
has got back and the drafts in question only issued to
customers. 1t very probable that the funds in question we're
not convertible. The that the drafts sold for cash
not much credited.
All the institutions which have issued post notes have for.
eted their charters and great number sf the presidents an
cashiers ofhe banks at Albany lobbying and
egrolng to the action Of the legislature The
expereHte of past year shows that the system has many
and great defects, which require to be amended.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
Generals s-ious.

The following gentlemen were sworn Of the grand
inquest ~ rsrph Gerard. foreman, Christopher p.
Tsppan, Robert w. Peck, :. V. Hoffman, John
Fisher. Andrew Little, VIM. Eden, John vi. Sea.
man, Alex. Laurence. Sylvan Gedncy, David Crane,
WIN. takewc |. Nicholas Denely, VIM. b. Cor
ming, James Kelly, Thcophilus Peck, Joseph Stick
Ter, Henry Lane, James Paten, Ben Harker, Hiram
NJ. Forester, Lewis Ford, and Thos. Afftick.
HIS Honor the Recorder delivered his usual
charge, aud the jury retired tn their chamber.
CnhariNe Hoffman alias {" Boy Jack" was put TO
the bar, ami her trial for causing the death Of NATL
da Drake, resumed Several Of the inmates Of 4" the
BOYS nunrery were examined pro and con, and not
withstandng most strenuous and able defence by
MIR. Graft for the prisoner, the jury found " Boy
Jack" gully oi manslaughier in the first degree.
And the count adlnnrnea.