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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
| it was dismissed.


tFr lac. ...o ~..animous concurrence of tho
committee; laid on tho table, and 800 copies
ordered to be printed.
Engrossed Bills. To pay C. G. Goodrich
$3.50, Simeon Herrick $32,75, II. Picrpoint
and others $4l4, M. N. Chamberlain co.
severally passed.
The bill relating to bills of divorce was Ia
ken up, amended laid on the table and made
the order of the day for monday morning.
The election Of secretary of state was defer
ed to Tuesday morning 10 o'clock.
Petitions. OF the temperance society OF
Weathersfield, to committee on licenses. Me-
mortal of committee of tho university of Yer
mont, fol- loan of $50 900 ofthe school fund,
read and referred to committee on education.
Bills referred. BY mr.. Hazen, to furnish
each town and probate district with the
revised statutes, to general committee; by mr.
Rice of Somerset, in addition to chap. % oil
the rev. statutes, to CON- of insolvency
Resolutions. by mr.. Bascom, that no bill
or petition be presented, except by committee,
from and after Monday next, withoutthe unan-
imous consent oftke house-laid on the table.
by mr.. Warner of Bristol, requesting the gov
ernor to appoint Thursday, Dec. Sd: as a day
of thanksgivng-laid on the table.
mr.. Sanborn called up the bill revving ACT
chartering the Rutland and Whitehall railroad
and moved an amendment, placing the charter
at the control Of future legislatures, which was
adopted, and the bill ordered to a Sd reading.
The speaker announced the following com
mittee on so much of the governors message
as relates to the financial difficulties of the
countries: messrs Loveland Barnes of Roch-
ester, Wagar, Stone, Washburn, Warren, Shaw
of Tinmouth, Buffum, Ferris, Stow, Gilmore
| George, Beach, Lyon of Colchester, Wright
| Kingsley, Rowell, Aiken, Sabin, Thorpe Rob
inson of Stow, Fisk of Eden, Chandler o
| Derby, Leonard ofGlover, Hubbard of Guild
hall, Burbank, Adams and Reynolds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

dine with resolution. declaring that Eliakim
Allen, The returned member from Waterbury,
was not legally elected member of this house,
aud j. not entitled to a seat. and that VIM. w.
Wells was legally elected member OF this
horse and j. entitled % scat
mr knsmln novel that the report bc laid
on iiu table and Dc made the order vi the day,
ior Tomorrow morning agreed 10.
Resoisisoss. By mf. Adams Of South Hero.
ins,uciin. tllr Judiciary committee TO inquire
into the consiiiuiionaliiy Of the militia law OF
1897 aud $50 hy mr. Pierce Notwithstanding
tie law relative 10 exhibitions SO rs TO trans
fog the Gncs 10 county treasures: Ivy mr.. Bai-
( les Of Elnorc, as to the cvpcdiency OF TeViy-
ing Law relative les surveyor general and coun-
~ surveyors adopted by mr..
/ Carpenter. Tor a jUini assembly Thursday morn
, lag next, to elect auditor OF the treasury de-
paniaeni iy mr. Warner, of n. instructing
committee on education 10 inquire into the ex-
( podency of providing against imposition upon
school districts by incompetent teachers; 10y
the same, rs to the cApediency OF altering the
present system Of taxation, by mr. Foot, in.
s,rucling committee Of military affairs 10 re-
port the amount of money drawn from the
treasury the pass year for military services
severally adopted
/ Bills. by mr. Porter, TO pay c. Goodrich
referred 10 committee on claims: 10y mr.. Heb
ard: bin to settle account Of I.ehhe"s Frer'or
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
eG,lis,57

A similar report was received from the treas
urer and read. BY committee on military at
fairs, bill to pay +. Pomeroy $3.50, ordered
- 80 lnatiaa BY committee on education,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

vidinp compensation lof returning votes for
county senators. made the order OF the day
for tomorrow morning bill amending act In
lcorpoiaiing Windsor CO. mutual fire insurance
company, ordered 90 3d reading. by com.
of military affairs, against account 81 Solomon
Bentley acains, ill 10 pay John Hurlburi,
and il was dismissed against petitions OF VIM.
Hawkins and others, 4. n. Baker and James
Williams, and the House concurred. by mi
nor,y NJ committee of elections, in favor OF
mr. Allen the sitting member from Waierbu-
~, which was read BY Selec, Com, bill
anncxing Acton 10 Townsend, ordered TO a
I'd reading.
The House took up the order of the day
being the resolution reported 10y the majority
Of the committee Of elections, declaring VIM
w. Wells entitled to a seat for the town Of
Waterbury.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly
made the following appointments
bennington County.
Human Norton, Assistant
Gardner u. Souhworth, }Justlces.
| Hartman Garfield States Attorney.
Gurdin H. Smith, Manchester, Sheriff,
Josiah IIoughion, High Baillf,
Loring Dean, Judge OF Probate for the Dis
irici of Manchester.
ARENAS Madison, Judge Of Probate for the
District of Bennington.
| ToLo - D~t:----- " ~ i.trn. - ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

tf..e u s,..so ,V,iiiii,tcc.
Engrosscd Bills. In addition TO act incor-
pora,ing Goshen turnpike company-passed.
The senate came in, and the joint assembly
made the following appointments;
Charles X. Williams, Chief Justice OF the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

Il w Braycro-2 His En- the Gov Gen Of the Canadas-a
VIM Col Cartledge-l Rev MIR bsltos-l Stone Swan
Coz Borie, Bohlen Col Wilson-s Hunt Noyes-a
ID Samuel John Snook-5 cks Barbar Bros Babcock
son--i2 Wells spr,ng-l Bryant Prince. Newln CO.
1 w I,ewrmne--2 Shaw, Blake < Cor Baker & Co.'S
q Kendall-2 Michael Eloy-i Oakley Robinson-4 Hall
Bros-i New bold Cruff-5 Cibsons Sons Coz Tones
Sons q Blske-l Wiley Putnsm-l o II Gleen-l prc
John Bayesenl Capt Grundy parcel John Palmer
Wood Johnson-l w Buron-i Thompson Jones-is cks
order
LEGHoRNPer Due de Orieans-l2o bs marble $4,000 til.
Leng 4 CoS0n bales 40 cks 400 bags bx
lemons 500 do lemons Fitch o.
TAMPIcoPer Matilda 1858 specie II 800 qQs fustic
hides Hargous Co-s3IO0 Bouvrey IveTnoise-S2OOO
Meyer, Hupeden Co-S2ooO A Borrie-SiOs II Klamer-
1913 Rossair CO. $3.50 Messigas Gm-S500 Schrage
K1op Co-S5oo Goddard SOo Hecher Coster atield
-Ss062 rs to order
GEoRGEIowN SC-Per yuno-23s bales otton Averill27s
ii Colt Co-23 Smith, Mills x Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

Cattle Market.

tAtu" OF sknas beey,s caye., and sheep the
same reported last week The supply Is equally asago and
III. demand 40 active
Beet by the hundred weight sells six pine per h.
according to quality. By rsa the Prices range from npe To
cents making adherence of four five allow
the butchers centos pound Of bee, sod which
making sgra, siowanee-they make three cents pound
The droyers the first place
their cattle and then the butchers the
droytrs demand still greater price and equeny aarger
Iroh All (which the consumer compelled Ia pay with,
eat meat Tie might possibly for,go the luxury great
ntssy eat half the quantity he habit
floating Thi. would diminish the eonsur ption Lessen the
demand aud prices would fall natural But
wher VIII you hnd ten leave of eating
1000 Tor TINS puref No where They will eat beef long
40 they set II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
WORMS

DR. WHEELER. OF 80 Greenwich str tnsar the Battery
- whose reputation oculis, has obtained for him
nenty extensive prac zee. and whose Balsan o Moscs,eo for
summer complaints the most popular and nc remedy
tNon has pradneed for the Of Worms
children and adults Of so innocent potent character that
be can warrant even m Of long standing eot cure ~
from eur to eight days THIS medicine prepared from re-
cipe ~ the celebrated DR. Spro Ga relative Of Dr Wheeer
who, ~ his life time of the renowned PITY cians
10 England and ts operation is gradual and pleasant that
can be administered with mach and saety 20 chit
dren a. 10 grown persons. .-....... -.
The medicine be had only AZ DR. WHttLfk.S rtsl.
Deuce above from the country obtain su
for any cure BY stating the the fer whom
is intended and RENTING tpostsge Tree "a =.
no Ofice hours from eight A. NJ. toone W
The Basan OF Moscateo is sold at ~, ~, and So
bottle be arrq the stamped of the proprietor, aecomya
MED with pamphlet drectonsf for th,r with the most
satisfactory testimonials Of ts mover fng scscy irvu
raj Of ~, respectable fssies N Ne lcfk uyl d win
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
Weekly Report of Intermenss.
lrthe City and County of New York from the qsth A
Anil. 10 the 4 7 dav Of Mac Isxo

lrhc City and County Of New York from the q5th day Of
April, TO the a day Of May Is4o -
IS men, 2ewsnen "a boys,s girs-Total, rat.
DrrssEs.Apopesy d Asthma Q; Burned or scaid~d 4;
bleeding Bleeding rum stomach ofrom lungs Casualties
Cholera ibanum o. Cholera morbus Collie o. Cancer n
Consumption 20; Ccnvulsionss Group Hives l. DeIiriun
a Drowned a. Death from Folsom Drp-y a. Drop-
sy IN the head Dropsy ia the chest a. Darrhna T. Fpep-
~ Eryspelss Feyer2; de- bilious de typhoid DO &c
let a. do rperal do rtmittent o; do inar o. f;sn
gr,ne Of lung, o. ho9png Cough Inflammation Q; do Of
do bowels a. do stomach a Intempcrance o. Killed or
dered o; Marasmus o. inflammation s. Measles Organic
disease 81 the ksrt Palsy Rupture o; Spinal disease
Serofsa o Suicide % Small pos Testhinga Tumor o;
Aer-Ofi year and under, So between and IL; betw
aud 49, bew5 and 81 betw 10 and 20 .; be,w 20 and
tetw and 60 an betw 20 and So Ia betw so and So s. betw
100.
PLAcrs Narrr-Unted States ~: ireland 49, England
~ Scotland 81 british Poe esssns A. o; Germany ,;
Franoe !; Spain o. Unknown l.
tRcM-Ams House, Bellevue o: Hospital dc, q; New Jer
"E " ,liy Hospital 81 Small Pox do, Long Island
WILLIAM 4. WALTERS. City Inspector
thy Inspectors Office s.lay a 1890
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

fonr in the United States estimated from the best data
brs This Of late with the
of population We have therefore taken an average
consumption Of br covering the whole 2s years up
the present time These figures not be precisely
rect but the proportion Of apparent
STATEMENT OF THE PRICE FLOUR VALUE
ITS yEAaLy coSsuMPTIoN, WITH THE BANK CURRENCY
INPokTs OF EACH YEAR;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

" NJ 40 IOINItDI1lINO W NED
DR FRANCIS, oCULIsT~Hs celebrated Eye Water !.
~ adapted TO all nharmatoy diseases Of the eyes weakne
known By lie name OF eatarae and has made perfect cur,
when hope had He'd and when the medical faculty had
Mrs Go member Of my church, has child who has been
afflicted with Cor nearly two large ulcer
eans whsn the total loss 81 sight va. sprsheadsd n.
eye water prepared and sold by Or Frames ss effected
perfect cure Rev = H. goNE, .,
My grandson was Afflicted for nearly sy ysss with nebus
white q has eyes ser. ike scarlet and Cor ar Of he time
be could net bear the ght; we bad him in the Eye Inrmay
ortssay applied 20 Dr. Francis AID FROM tie Sse Of Ii. esi.
braed wafer he sight for which
tor entitled to our ' sEkEs etc.,: ~
Topr Erane'sper s,r-In the fall % 1872 attacked
tackled with mes.s which left my eye. weak and innamed
bottles your eye water and though nave
With much pleasure subscribe myself dear ar your much
Obliged and tumble sGIsl, .e,,.ns wlckLfF LANE,
been an eye w,ne.. to the happy ,a.c, Of Dr. Fran
s che ss sS mp ny .Sa s SGs .nd and
member Of the Prvsbyery Buffalo and new residing
We have been eye witnesses the good effects Of Dr. Fran
e most celebrated water and from the testimony Of he.e
public mcst valuable renedyDunean Dunbar, pastor Of
be MeDouga St ghurch G. O. sommers pastor Of the sou
Rev o. storrs Tenth 81, the Rev jacob II Brosne IS b%
row St
oTh. ere water prepared .Ola BY any o,b,rp-
IrI-ARTiFICikL EYES Inserted BY Dr. Francis witbou,
. slightest pain which eanno, be distinguished the nstu
dat Mole Barclays sp4 ydswy
w BOUNTY LAND PATENTs-Persons having such
fer sale will please address the subscriber through the post
oFes Any eoSnonissen viii be promptly attended 20,
apis imdswy. j. J. MOORE, PHILADELPHIA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

Itappears by an official statement from the Trea-
sury Department, that ,2569S5 II was the amount
of the several issues of Treasury Notes outstanding
the LIST inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
SHIP NEWS

PHuADELPHI., May 2-arr L"vsnt Mcdowell, Canton, IO7
ds vuture, New ork Exile do; joins Endco dos Oneida
do; Orb, do.
NASSAU, MP, Apr 2sAbigal Eliza Wickner from NYork
GUYANA PR Apr concord for NYork DIS; Agnes do
DIS; Laurel, do, 4 dis. -
N NV mill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
tuporfntsons.

BssroL-CPe Great Hos,erg-s bales Meyer a son-ss
" thsster Sao-6 cs lenry Jsekson-s Sands
Locss Mier-s c. r WoodheodZ. pkes Leon CO.
60 Whr,ler-i ration Ste yartl Francis Toms Son
Clark Weyman GO Msrtin-is Godfrey, Psitison
Cos q Haywood Col Townsend A SbaynlcssEt w n
COCKER Hooper, tlihen Co--2 4 Ror,,,,,, ST.,
ford Col Aciry, Fatson Col Y naris~i m " ssds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
BY EXPRESS.

COSGREss.---The General Appropriation Bill
passed the House of Repiese natives Saturday
night, at eight o'clock. Yeas las; Nays Is. No
thing else done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

Sales of stocks at Phadeph yesterday: shares States
Bank cash 77 40 do week ht 77 do Oirari 4ol do
Wilmington cash. At second board, Saturday SiIOO
Lehgh SKIES 1885, $500 State Elves ls4 49, dc
go $500 Wilmington Loan so rs shares Bank 80 DIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

the 9Th Instant at the Church OF the Messiah the Rev
DR. Dewey, A. Kerins Post to Matilda Wick ham Eaton
daughter OF John j. Fisk, Esq.
AtBusnos Ayrvs, the 18th ut. by tb, Rev. William Arm
strong, William Arnold Rhodes Esq Of Rhode Island
Louisa C. Booth Of New Jersey United states Of America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

The trial of b. w. Green is still going on in Rich
mond, Va. Nothing from Dabney
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
CoNsuMPTIoN AMP LIVER COMPLAINT

IMroRTANT-The enormous men have paid
wished provide themselves With Clothes Of the beet
kind Together with the unparalleled reironge bestowed %
rHILLtFs's CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
William % john sincc its frat trps
year. spce enables the proprietor TO make s greater ~
duction IN his prices
= PHILLIPS wishes u TO he distinctly understood that
garments wse BY n equal in every respect 10 those
the first houses the city he induced make this resr
from the fact Of sewers. dealing IN priced articles
(acuaed by the extensive business he has raine ting he
Advertisements Price not the Of Atty alone
The only true standard through which just conclusion
Be arrived at
Garments ordered ~ this will b, found oo.rsr
With Others of ~, finished style full 30 cent low
bear witness.
ing list 81 nominal watch be realized andeDas
only 10 msead but altogether the peculiar
possesses. after trail mall 3msn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

On the Cd instant, Mr. James Young, aged s.
10 The friends and acqusintances Robert Crimes late
Asser % the ssih Ward respectfully invited attend
the Park - - "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. TO single gentlemen, fur.
nshd or unfurnished with breakfast and tea hreduired
desirable OF Broadway at the list Of May. Enquire
on the premises. An early application will choice
Of ROOMS. References given ard required ma2sis I'm
NEW YORK RACEs.-Ths Races owe, the Union Course
IN will the Tuesday in May, and continue
three days The first day 10 LIKELY 10 be very interesting
besides The purse II two mile heas there sweepstakes Of
"a subscribers Of $500 each; forfeit $500 - -.
The under signed having taken the interest Of Mr. BRANCH
in the Union Course, all applications on business ~ Ting to
the same will be made TO ALEX. l.. BO1 y.
ap27 ATS tNIXs Secretary N. &C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

storIrJow,, St.-Per Jano-Nrs VI " Hyde sBd child
rs !" = nunroe' Mrs y Emanuel, Mise Smith, q Nun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

pOY wANTED.A smart active lad. about 10 years old,
~ may hear Of srat BY appying at this Office. mys ST
OFFICES TO LET-Enquire South street, corner of
With oa sppyss i No. nn 10 fs a
DO Enelish and French spoken. mysim
RANK BOOK LOST, No. s,O7I on the sa,lng, Bank in
the BanE. mys q.
WANTED, middle sred eoorsd woman as cook Coed
recommendations required Apply at ilS Houston street
I ETTER PURLolNED.-sAMUEL p, HALLETT, a
- Ca,er employed IN our City rost-ofee, took TO the
s;t Letter for The subs.resr DIRECTED % the said hOus,
81 Sni sss reS@1Ss S books f, is p..
turned. The above facts supported BY sdav Of tour
%: who '''sf The premises E Eb.s a:% viii h'
SURPRISING CURE or. CoNsUMPTIoN--.we have
q herd OF an astonishing cure Of this disease BY Dr.
DEATH indeed seemed gsspag her ls.t when this was
about weeks she va. Wholly Tesor.a to S ss
She ace. 10, wish her Vps.sed We permitted
,G ihs isE g%H cali ''' Of the
So, Beware '" GO X ' fSsros Ms * every
Agent for BroCslyn Mrs Hays. lss Fulton street %yssr
y . oN ssoT ,b,, I. s9SG s WILSON
sso,h Lecure Room =, df a suy,ss sST Inst. ~
o oss ,e ss My e &c
sss Az. ~" brsss bc w ' b the following
I ess ~, ms s@ s,, ava irse me Mary Old
Ts s Eov ,.,. 9. H. Forrest, With Mrs. Cock
Bruce Address. soots wha hae wi Wallace
,, b'ed Burns.
Oh Scottish Ballad d TsL yer auld clock atOuiJe
Tickets 50 cents, may be procured al the doors. mysu
a HATS AND caps At sRlGEs re, SUIT. THE
irsre ling Caps chdr,n, fancy cloth yye and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

AkCADE BATH, ~ CHAMbbkS SlhEEI
II EALTH, PLEASURE. AND BEAUTY COMBINED.
IL The proprietor ~ these extensive rich. and tasteful
Sstons FOR cold shower and other bathing
ready the and comfort of his friends
and The public has lately made such alterations aud
the rll make this establishment inferior 10
sr7S 49,. CHARLES 6 STOrpANf, Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
ATWOOD's PATENT SUMMER BAKER

This article thing in the way of cooking
apparatus which has b. heretofore IL be
with ant hrace coal with equal facility thereby saving
least three fourths the fuel Ii has been
Troy for two and highly recommended by all The
size suitable for family of from twelve twenty
sold at dollars. which amount would he saved in fuel
very short time Manufactured and for sale wholesale and
tail by
FISK DENISON, Is Fulton st.
N b. More than ahundred certificates of utility from per-
who have Troy and this city be the
store. I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
AT TIE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
5 IL Barclay street my4 lmisf
TIC LoREUX-Posityely cured WITHOUT ihs use Of the
brated Female Physician. See advertisement api7sm'
EITS-FITs-FITs This dreadful disease W positivels
cured by Mrs MOTT, the celebrated Female Physcias,
lls Spring street. spiG- sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
PAUL D. LLOYD. Anctioneer.

/ " =,
- BY ORDER OF ASSI1NEES.-WM. MCCORMICK
viii se this day. at 10 o'clock, No iia Chatham
order OF assgnees the entire Stock of wholesale and retail
store comprising general assortment Of Carpets
oh Cloths Rugs Druggets B'izes, Window Shades, Sc of
every color, pattern, aud quality
THIS stock Is all fresh having been recently imported
ar VIII be found worthy the attention Of families the trade
ant s1sculstors. mN5It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
MERE ASTONISHING CURES

w GRs Ss.1;, Secretary. mx.u
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-28
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

On Sunday last, it having been previously an
nUunced that the subject of temperance would
be the basis of discourse at St. Peters Catho
lie Church, the edifce was thronged at an early
hour, aud great interest was manifested on the
occasion. An able and appropriate address was
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Schrieber, at the
close OF which all persons friendly to the cause
were invited to aid in establishing Temperance
Association. The reverend gentleman having
first taken the plede. about one hundred persons
followed his example Immediately, and we
learn that nearly five hundred have since associ
ated themselves in the cause.
The pledge taken by the members is as fol-
lows:
''lst, soIemnly promise, with the Divine as
sistance, to abstain from ardent spirits, and from
all intoxicating liquors, once lntemperately Ia
ken"
"2d will recte the Lords prayer daily for
the success of the association"
Every day adds TO the number of those who
have associated themselves for this purpose ~
Bal. American.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-28
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

# OSEPH w. NEWBURGH, would res
eD spectfully inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all lis various
branches, one door East of J. ]. Smiths.
Store, where he may lat all times be
fonnd to attend 10 all work intrusted TO
him. He fatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as he
intends at al! times 10 keep in his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means 10 receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate his frierds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds Of
country produce.
N. B. One or two apprentices vans
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of IL
and l6, would be preferred. They mus
be of good character, as recommends
tons OF industry, honesty. and sobrie>
try, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. IT,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-28
G. a bin e t
Making.

THE subscriber thankful for past tavors respect
fully soicts continuance Of the public patrou-
age He is prepared 10 make to order all kinds
Of CABINET WARE, that is in common use
in this conntry, which he warrants to be made
in the best manner and Of good materials, and
on the most reasonable terms. as
A lot of Cabinet furniture always on hand.
He is also prepared with the necessary materi-
ais for making and conveying COFFlNS safes
ly to any part of the county where he may be
called to attend on the shortest notice.
VIM. ricketts,.
Canal Dover August 7th 1910. &. f.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-28

[, HOW THEY CAUGHT HIM THE Pical
yune details vary infinitely how the counters
fieter Lennon, was caught. HIS wife would
say nothing unless she bad permission in wri-
ting from her husband, aud upon her testimony
depended everything, as she could make devel-
Opments of immese importance. The question
was. how to getLenp0a to permit his wife 10
make the disclosure. plan however, was
hit upon. "rhe officer who arrested Lennon
walked hastily up TO him, and deman ded
If thbt was hisShand> writing fat the same
instant holding peice of paper before him,
which had the name Of an in6irilual written ON
it.) Lennon was startled somewhat by the
manner ofthe officer, and on looking at stae
name on the paper, said he knew nothing about
it, "Then why is your name signed 10 itl''
said the officer, 81 cannot tell'' answered Len.
non. "Write your name." continued the of
icer. Lennon thinking the officer wanted to
compare the signatures, took blank piece OF
paper and wrote his name. Above his signas
ture on this piece of paper, note was written to
his wife telliRgher to disclose all she knew.
The note had the desired effect, led TO the dis
coveres we hvae mentioned. and this is the
stratagem: Thus has the issue o. some hall
miliou ofdollars in counterfeit money been
suppressed, and SURELY in checking sogreat an
evil, the measure used by the officers, though
deceptive, was strictly jusifabe."