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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

TOR SALE, frst rate High Pressure. Lever Bean steam
ENGINE upon he most approved pfiucips 80 fneh cy
lind,r cast ron tsl Plate rqsrns ma seyp'' fom we
building fly wheel fffe rrnie, Ne. complets,
The Etripe and made BY ~ ~. bet MANI
fc'urers ~ Ergisrd. For terms, apply 4 WILL n "
GRtF FtTHs ~ Congress n fofton ua7 In go IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
f E V Z r A N ID A u u E.

f E V Z R A N ID A u U E.
THE ORIGINAL .nd r.nai.e "R,wtAsD. Tosrc Mnrynr,"
fails TO that most distressing disease Fever
@ ae, 10000 are arn,sy cu%ed Rswaai Toas
MIXTURE Pars Of the same efficacy as the liqad sge
G,neai Agent at sp9r: drug store, No ita Broadway,
Also, Rowiands Attentive or Compound spirituous Ell
tract Of for e9r0ne or Ling ,tsnng
pain rINGs AT PRIVATE SALE.-A fine collection of
Ancient Oh Paintings by celebrated masters, 'snew opea
of The Academy f Fine Arts, 81 Barclay Conn urs
and al lovers and patrons Of the Arts invited
S 20 call and e''le Open 'rO" A. NJ TIL dark Aa% o
m. ]. X. CHABERT,s Office $40 groadw4y. !, Lavug
ncI s fBGrss hi Dr. ia has m @ sGS.
he still sides j, this city snd Keeps his Ne tpe office st
from ; !. N. 10 "a ard from 81 Pm till. "' 80"
D. The astonishing cures he has already performed in
diseases the beet references that be to The pub
C,oRrO tATION NOTilL -eub ie Nouees aereo, g Yea
and lot or aS. sd h. br e
The following a:esTen T., have been By the Asses
examination BY all persons interested Vi. For laying dag.
tween Beksr and fourth street on both sides oi Bsthuse
street between Washington and Greenwich street on the
Eighth Avenu, the north Of lane street and
s Essh AWE Ss J,n tIe. poh .de OeYssn
ingoa street, betS cen t h,st and M1Hria street -
aud Union place, and 18th eh aud oa Inc
north side Of Iii the 5h 9Th Averue
sides Of 6 street hi way tom The 7,h the 9Th 1seSas
and to half toe block. on tie 7th Avenue.
eide Of h eH se s ;i s%ssens both
All persons whose are ssefdhy the above named
sf% a rfs9 os To Street On H Willie
I'll '''' ''H '' Join EVEN, street cormi,.i,n.r
Street Comm ssioners ofi-s, Dee. 10 h. isii do rot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

~ TO RENT, for one or term efyears a handsome
INN residen within miles of the City OF Pl'a
l.id ps with of higniv improved land, with
variety Of fruit On the PREMISES fine stone house with
parors aid hall kitchens the frat floor large and
convenient chambers aboye the ost houses t~o bsrs
with sabrg for five horses, ice use. smoke
house prg house three pumps and pond for the ice house
at convenient distance Sad property desirable
the accommodate the numerous being Of mile
from the Columbia Rail Road aad Of mile from Ridge turn
pike
Address box al Pest Office, Philadelphia n27 9aw sw'
ARRIVAL OF Mr., BkIsT0W, THE WRITING MAS
TkR IN NEW YORK.
ND RE-OPENlNG of his Writing Casses Day and Even
"A ing for Ladies and G., demeD # ALL AGES, at No. 325
Broadway, bonfan,i's Fancy Store.
TERMS REDUCED FROM Si2 to Ss-fcr This only
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

~ q sss,ysj n. oaie. Of the caoToS AoUEDUcT
y nee. s sia n: osa
The sissns q ten mile. Of ,rnehs. FER ls,ns wsi,.
AID TIE for syag 10 S ppes 10 +. Zee, desp
d Fee w, a Se mi for y % inch ripe feet dss .s sss
feet Yite at s,tos Should became Necessary N any
the right Of doing So, allowing proportional
re we will eSnIenec IN the course Of next SPRING and
progress as directed ~ tie Department..
& are iii ia
ii e anS he he
The paving 70 be durbe and worknanke character and
cesar: Tor .soaHdS iiiu. and SOLID paving.
sosE in qi' ss
Sans Pr. and s.Hrg the se he Gs are
Ike gaoi condition before The Of this
rropos,l, must state the price mile fr III, seveis
ss { h as 'hs wS'k is mg n Thee p6Te'
Each to be eompsled with ihe OF two
s,on-b!e p,rsons as sur s Cr the fatg o.
log the alter fpes," and to be addressed to The
By osder of The Croton A lueduct Committee,
$40 e The I e ss s t,.a e'
paid for It's delivery ., 81 Chambers st. do sds
A CLt.Hk AND Llbhi IDHIFk--A young man q
n years a"tve habits, and who willing 10 make h"se
rally useful offer, his t,ess Ia drug other stor
good penn aud could undertake. set of books ,eqg
red. Em,iume for tine not object. Address a H.
of Mr. a 7e Che stet, three doors rom jan.s
ACT DEGIDED1v lN0 PROMPTLY-lfa sariul ma
lady has lied the human fram il is folly to IN
dulga in vain regrets but ed sense points cut better
by using tn. best reiica within our reach
such is Dr.. Hunters Red medicine for Que eissas"
which aceomI lshes spesty and dca care, without nm
drtce from business sold only at Division street per
val tlO IL
low RANGE that people will endure pain jeopardse
IL sd ution, by permitting certain disease to
accomplish its When one bot of Dr. luers Red
Drop Invariably con9urs and the dreadful Seouse
leaving constitution original he hy state Sold
Division Price 81. Agenc esMass Boston, Brstt'e
"a care New York. Albany, Maiden lane, StanviS Hall
Buffalo, " Exchange s Penn, rhsdeha IS North Oh ST..
Mary and, Baltic orc. / Harrison st. dot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
- AMIR HOUR.

SOiRFES MUSIC ALI 3 with ,Isihe adv, v,,e WI p.
= accompanies on grand Piano ae BY W ~ ~,
the AZ De Mile Coonnes No. Broadway NJ " eu,
the gopieior Of ihis establish mtnt informs We h.fs
iubtc that he hes srcsgsd suitrb Vocalist ur the Ner
season, fret Pianist. who ~ ~ ot
20 visr and fsrurits airs every evsng Al % fst na ,en
nnoss &C. together wtA The finest Liquors gH,e ohese
late Punch. The PROPRIETOR will pare nffe i-ptnic
nor erpeuse making Ne eststhusut wtrhy hs nai'onge
Of tn. Amer parhc. ~ II"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
DIR, Deans Mixture,

EOR the Of certain we'll known Gisordtr The wrap
contain printed sketch of the symptoms Of the
plant alluded to- whca will enable the patient adopt
most prope' and avoid that which would be
This medicine warranted disease radically and
shorter Of time than ay remedy before tie public
Try IL, and II fails price shall positively be returned
Price ST. Id At the drug Stores alter and Fulton
nd Broadway. d7-iml-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
| DOCTOR YOURSELF

The book may be seat any part the TIED states by
mail VIII would wish hecors agents, viii please
address Box so7 UPper Pest OAee, New York post paid
60 m"
vi Cola street. New YORK The sgb.crbers keep constant
v on hand all kinds Of Phadcpha sea trncs black ceorcd
Ind bronze Morocco English, Frsnsh al American Kid,
nngs, Bnlngs stuas. Boot Moreccei Deer sans printed
sheep skini, OPERA apd French Leather; Patent )apsod
Leather Boot Tops aud wooiien cord shoes Like ss Pr
adeph and French Cali Skins, Top Hltr aud kusst Ii
,inrr Tor sale by fo2s anil kNAUrtT u co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
10 Ladies VIII md the advertkementof French PiIb
in column the 4th page. sic 3mis'
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut ST, nest door to Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut st, nest door TO Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA
H. J. HAKIWELL, Proprietor.
THIS and splendid house and is fitted in
the most shorable st for the mediation Of Gen
tlenen and + amihes.
The location for health and to fashion
DINING ROOMS and CHAMbf RS will bear comparisc n
with any snilar establishment IN the Ugion.
The ladies will find il all tn sget and elegance OF a
stately private mansion. and the genens luxury that
be xyected from Hotel of the first class in the city Of
PhIahe phia.
the City Hsel Providence the proprietor hops y hcr uni
ted exerons TO med liberal patr fr the Washington
il with their company. ma lu,is'
CERTIFICATES OF DEPosITEs of the Ne Yori
~ Western bants wanted
WO0D's TOOL STORE.-T.J w has on hand mos,
w complete assortment of superior Tools suitable for al
most every branch Of manufacture Having been established
hs present location upwards VI nne he has become
most any mrch@lie be hss ms by itsef aud
devoted the whole OF his time Ia the getting Of Tools
tculay Quality Alec, importing his goods direct
the manufacture Frg'sn5 and The Tools Of American
Manufacture for cash. he Is enabled TO Afford asuperof article
at rsssonsbl. lric-.
r. Son hand Turning Lahes Slide Rerts, Screw Tools,
Stock aud Dies lare assortment. Planes oteyery de
tou; saws Of all kads those WITH his
Gut Bands and Hooks for aihes tug Press &c Will
ir assortment suitable Ter hrch ufnanuiaciue. No.
Chambers ST. next door 10 Con rnereal balik, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

MIR EENKETT-Dssr Shiny attention We Drawn to an
~ article the Herald of this NJ WHICH article bors tte
sppea.a bat the tenor Of IL hei distaGt
my uind from what could possibly em'rote from your
and csnHden, Tie true originator Of the cls
is inst hnrhle citizen ask the fy O! place
counns make few KS reiua,ion 10 th uaius aud
scurrl attacks wheh sade By said src tg,pst one
Of aspect cii,Z AZ members o. Common
CouuciI.
gentleman whs wrote the article ALLUDED to- very
desirous kaow who the motor Meat Monopoly Load
Sul Les is snond supp $. from tue Tenth time that
he has Eiln city uuc he
this lie vho sht he bu, hs pears
pretend the sN CT. and pus the questiau 10 the
s2 aad sincerely wish they had the poriuni to speak
this dav for bere the vsce would Spontaneous tbs
praise, for tn has wstch.d lin thross both public
that officer he has shown msel bold an eAuntsss ac
Nsse II rig It's Of and the prote of laws and
private citizen, he possesses reputation uhsu lie
that In. Fl ger Of seorn ean,ot D iGt It.
But to 1e charges nsde asanst VI. Lee what they he
ia CHARGED wi ing sde m.e # G ghtfll, by
uphodIAs the meat MONOPOLY AID by imposing hIdeous
upon the eaten by hi Re low a liens ard he IL aso
chars with having ,irtu y saa that the citizens Of e 2h
though not least CHI rlsd With violated his seat
the Common Co by selling lead for LAYING Thy this
il woud atpsar that Aid Lee has somehin TO do Wi q eht
worth and the pary Nov hs question ar are these
the actions OF in rel alton b the meat law hs has don.
precisely wha his oath IF Office him to d. that
TO protect the laws and with The 2h wrd let the officers OF
hs ward d what the laws rsqnre ard empower them to d.
them TO call for othsr assistance, and word for it, Aid Lee
will cheerfy end his AID III their behalf As TO the vi Ia
oa" that is too m oous and Ito eq ire REIN
tation
charges tf attempts 10 cloak hi. ignorance o. inpu
deuce usder TIE of Frederick H. Lees he will
counter dangerous aeylun. ,,r,-. ,,, ,,,sr,,r,
LIa,.x
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

PREM UM ENTIFRICE
DENIES OREfS TOOTH PAsrE.-This invaluabl.
dentfrce while II csaases, preserves and beauties tn,
eeh Improves the c99r ofthe lips and and mpars
rersnt 10 the breath IL received the frat pre
nm the asst Fair OF the American Institute Price socls
Ger sale only Al the Bazaar, ne broadway; BIZ
arissdci spds5 hsdson street, T., scheaen, ilt a.
w, lf'we tutor, lss st. p NJ Guien, ~ Bow.
3sware ~ worthless limitations and enunts,fes
FEVER AND A9UE-No cure NO pay-Dr Wssburz'
'egetfse Fever Drops warranted break ard cure
permaaenuy III vers and particularly The fever and
"ue; "rsJs al fEUCHTWANGER's
HN Pharmacy s2tBrosdray
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10
EAGL CAB STA 4 S.

John BROWN Manager, respectfully incrfrs friend.
and the plblc Tat from The rrangcmsrte e has male,
msrch nis Gown towr spd others ran BE- get down - s
pa-ts Of bus a. or vcrJ aodtrate terms I
Cabs and romf rtsb and the ~ es r ~ and pei
NJ The down staudis at the correr Of cur Van -
and Br adwsy. $50 n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

HAVANA SEGARS-
IL 10000 La y Orma Ssgar., very superior
1000 Noriigss do, very old and very superior
q 600 Rionds do do do do
100 900 fsp.rsnxa do do do do
$1,000 Trsbuco' do do do do
9i,c0l tsuones do dc do do
hN''''' ~ ''''" PicABik 4 MANzASEpo,
do No. 40 Liberty -. near Nasrs
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WR17E INC

w "a &c
Guaranteed to ALL in Twelve Lessons truly splendid
Mercantile, or Fashionable Epstolatory Hand w ritiHg
GENTLEMEN OF ALL AGES are POSITIVELY taught a
hold and finished of
Whiting.
AND THE LADIES
aud hands delicate and onahle Running Hand
lN TWELVE EASY LESSONS, IF enc hour each!
No matter how BAD lLLEGIELE. GRANTED lsysrERATE
the Papl's writing is.
ACADEMY, No. a25 Bonfants Fancy Store
course in or three days {I
- Evening Glasses for Gentlemen from too
n. BNr Brstow is to be at his Ae ademy No. 3c5
Broadway, from A. NJ. to from to p. NJ MS imis-
CKNTLENEN's LEFT OFF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VI DESTROYS Of nng their Lett of Wardrobe Gto
cash. obtain from the subscriber than
other person will give.
HLEvETT, 1870 Nassau street, opposite
Clinton Hall N. York.
Genemens Garments made, altered cleaned and repaired
the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms
Gentlemen attended at their residence by appointment
line throush the Postoce otherwise will receive prompt
attention ni2 lmis-
10 Ladies will find the ertsementof French Pills
in column the lth page. sic 3mis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-10

Packet ship Independence Nyer Liverpool again bee
detained She will probably sail t.iay. Her letter bss are
al Giipa's News Rooms.
Paske' sAi7 Toroato fr London will sail to-day. Her let
ter bags are also at Gilpn's.
.f4oThe bark noticed yeserdgy az heinz ashore A the
mouth OF The schuy KILL got ~ deep
ieriv mlrnn- 'riIoH 81 h-r cargo tab out B;
scar, shd having bees proceeded on her
voyage IN the afternoon : 2 liza. Gar. Dec. 9.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26

Eloquent and Sound Advice.-1'he follow
ing by Todd, is full OF salutary aGvice. lis ap
plication to newspapers, may be made with e.
quail propriety. Genius, or power OF MIND.
is one of the noblest gifts Of Heaven, and when
perverted to the GENERALIZATION of lnankind, aud
the encouragement of vice and instead Of the
promotion Of virtue, the responsibility Of the
possessor is appalling: a.
Beware ofbad books-never open one-they
will leave stain upon the soul, which can ns
yer be removed. lfyou have an enemy whose
soul you wish to visit with a heavy vengeance,
and into whose heart you would place vIpers
which will live, and crawl, and torment him
through life, and whose damnntiun you would
seal up Cor the eternal world, you have only 10
place one of thess destroyers into his hands.
You have certainly paved the way to the bbodes
of death; and if he does not tread it with hasty
strides, you have, at least, laid up iond for ma
ny days of remorse. Those who print, seiI and
rpddle such works to the young, are among tho
awful scourges with which righteous God q,
yer visited our world. The angel of death can
sheath his sword, and stay his hand in the work
of destruction. But these wretehes !-iIley dig
graves 80 deep that they reach into hell. They
blight the hopes Of parents, and pour more than
seven vials Of wo upon the family whose afiec.
tions are bound up in the son who is thus Do.
snoyed.'-
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26

About fifty stockholders, holding from one TO
ten shares each, are in the city of New York.
with several of whom, some Important business
Connections are already instituted by the Trus-
tess OF the village aud seminary. Scientific
Exchanges, are also instituted between the sem
mary and stockholders in various places, gros,-
ly to the benefit Of all concerned, and 10 the gen
eral cause Of education, in this and other coun.
uler.
Rev. H. o. Sheldon, who gave lecture las,
week at the Allen Street Church, on the sub
ject Of Scientific Exchange, Lyceum Village,
&C., is one of the trustees of the institution,
and secretary of the board. From his entire de
votion to one object viz. the advancement ofthe
Redeemsr's Kingdom, his enlarged and liberal
views Of the Christian system, and of educa.
tion as mears of extending it, from his pecu
liar business talents, his great energy Of charac-
ter and his extensive acquaintance with inGivid.
uals and institutions in our country, and in o.
ther parts of the world, he is we'll qualified, as
many in this city we'll know from an acquain
tance with him. to aid in the Operations of ar
establishment like the seminary and village here
referred to.
Any who wish for more particular informa,
ton on the subject may procure it by calling
upon the subscriber. at 347 Broome street, N
York.
J. HOLBROOK.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26
NECK OR NOTHING,

'Slap-dash, head over heels, here goes, sink
or swim was the soliloquy of one Of the old
school, regular-bred loafers, one night last week
after he had been watching, for long time, the
immense quantity of water that was gliding
down Market street; here goes, neck or nothing,
/ must get home before The old woms n goes to
bed, or there Il be trouble-she's boss, and an
d,rons broom sticks, shovels and tongs aint a
circumstance, when things don't 60 right and
her dandprls riz The clouds have sprung a
leak, and there's no timber to stop The hole =
my eyesl it does rain leste the hardest, and
The drops are ieetle the biggest ever heerd
tell on. So cogitated John Smith (not the John
Smith, Jas he reclined in graceful attitude against
one OF the stalls in the market. He was in a
state ofbetwixt and between, with heavy load
on, blue from the effects Of blue ruin. lie had
Leen qualing, not exactly at tho pisran foun',
but at an alcoholic one. yet he believed, to the
letter, the words Of the poet:
'Tis shalow draughts intox icate the brain,
But drinking largely sobers it again.
He had drank largely. and many three ceLi
tincturs had found a lodging place beneath his
Jacket; but the more he drank, the less sober he
found himself and there came over his mind a
dreamy idea that an umbrella which stood hes
side him, was his own bona fide property, and
d,d no, belong to any of the market women.
All men are liable to error; the committee on ap
preparations in Congress sometimes commit
themselves. and appropriate wrongful ly, aud if
they, the great men of the nation, made miss
takes, he, as an humble individual, had also a
right to do the same and appropriate to his own
use what he stood in need Of No sooner thought
of than done: lie grabbed the umbrella. but one
Of our vigllant Charles, who had been ,wig-
ging his motions for some time, grabbed him,
and arm in arm, they marched to the lookup
place. where John Smth was provided with
comfortable lodgings, and for which he paid dear
" the next morning. Alexis Mes.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26

Buren, would retire IRON the Dep tiiIeDt
Of State, g. accept mission to that court
where hisfame has already preceded him
They did mol then anticipate the Oppor-
tunlly to wreck their VengeDce on a man.
whose only faullwas the possession Of
talents inferior to none, and the prospect
Of promotion superior 10 all. Regard
less alike Of private reputation and Of
public interest, hey have recalled min
lster from foreign court, whose chars
acter is above FeDroach, and whose life
has been devoisd 10 the public service
whose mission was one ofthe most dell
icate and responsible uatase--snd the
interruption Of which may eventually
lead to the most embarrassing relations
between the two governments. imsan
the right Of search and As impression Of
Sedmen.
This claim on the pert OF Great Brit.
ain, was one Of the causes Of the late
war. And although in that contest the
national honor was sustained both on
the ocean and on the land; yet this cause
of difference was left unsettled by tho
negociators al Client, and still remains
an open question, either for smicabe I'D
ius.ment, or for future controversy. The
President desirous Of establishing the
most pacific relations with Great Britain
and Of fixing the peace Of this country
on the firmest basis, selected Mr. Van
Buren, as the man Of all others, the best
calculated 10 effect this grand object.
No one possessed in more eminent de-
gree, the qualifications for such place.
No one knew better how to breach 80
delicate a subject. His negotiation,
however. is broken off by an act Of the
most aggravated aud wantoD cha rsc,er,
and the great and paramount interests
of the nation put in jeopardy to gratify
the personal malice Of political rivbls.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26
LYCEUM VILLAG

By tha special smiles of Providence, the Ly-
ceum Village near Cleveland, Ohio, has been
greatly prospered, and is now animated with
prospects Of extensive usefulness. Connected
with it is Self Supporting School in the
strctest sense of the title. 1t never has receiv-
ed, and never will receive, any thing by the
way of donation. lis whole success is grounds
ed on successful business operations; and the
more successful from connecting with them, in>
teLIectual and moral culture.
In those features Of the institution, the smiles
Of Providence, have so far, been most remark
abIo.-By the treasures deposited by the hand
of Providence, on the five hundred acres ofland
already purchased, and still larger tract secur~
I'd, and the improvements already made on it,
much more than ten talents have been added TO
the ten originally committed TO the hands ofthe
trustees.-By the mineral and vegetable produc
tions already discovered on the land, its value
is increased many fold above its cost. An ore
for making copperas, and another for STUN, add
greatly to the value Of the property. The most
valuable deposit, however. is quarry Of stone
of the first value for building and various other
purposes, especially grindstones and whebtones.
For those purposes, it has recently been found
10 equal the French stone, which sells for four
or five cents a pound, while the Nova Scotia
stone sells for one or two cents. This clrcum>
fiaIce is most fortunate, not merely from the
EaIue OF the property, but from the employment
it will give 10 pupils IN supporting themselves.
Good judges have estimated the quarries at
pne hundred thosand dollars. besides valuable
water power and Eve acres land, with some val
nable Improvements and heavy body octim>
Der.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26

TRUE.-The following resolutions. adopted
at public meeting in Ohio, tells the whole sto-
ry about the cause of hard tlmes.'
Resolved, That the present embarrnssments
of our State and country. are attributable to va
rious causes, among which the following are
prominent VIZ;
Excessive emissions Of paper money.
Excessive loans from foreign countries,
Excessive importations.
Excessive expenditures on canals, railroads.
&c., and an inordinate desire among the few to
accumulate wca tn without labor.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26
BRITISH MOVEMENTS.

Her Britanic Majesty's troop ship Appollo,
arrived at Halifax on the l4th ult. with the 5Bth
regiment, from Jamaica for Quebec. The Ap-
polio brought also small delachments Of three
other regiments.
A St. Johns paper Of the 10th says, We
learn that two companies Of the 69th regiment,
now in this garrison, are to pr ,ceed to Freder-
ickton, and that more troops are expected here
from Halifax.
The Woodstock Times of the 9th inst. states
that report is in circulation three additional re.
gments have been ordered to that province, two
from England and one from the West Indies.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26
DIALOGUE

Dem. well, do you think you will
succeed in the coming contest 7 as
B. Wing. Yes, certainly, we are de
termined to succeed, this time, by des-
cending into the gutter for votes, and
hum5ugging the farmers and Irish mud
diggers, with the cry Of 'LOg CABIN &
hard CIDER This will do il you may
depend. I :o3''ara..
D. But do You think tie people such
fools i-F 'f9 oaadl DO
B. W. Yes, we shall gain the day
bv bawllng log cabin and hard CIDER"
and you will loose il by laughing 1T
hard cider and log cabiOs. The mass
of the people are fools, and THE You
will see. Good day. ot't ,;g2u9e-s