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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
!. ELECTION- NOIICF- u. q.

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tNTOTICE is hereby given, that an ELEC.
In iION will be held on Tuesday, the 7th
day of July next, ut the Office of Mossrs Hen
dershott 8, Bennett, in the city of Burlington,
far the purpose of electing Street Engineer, TO
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of John n w. Springer.
ihe Polls will open at nine o'clock, A. NJ,
and close at five o'clock, P. M.
GEO. TEMPLE,, Mayor.
Burlington, July 2-lt
/ Territory Of Io,ca--Lee County, SET.
Josiah Spaiding, ct al. vs.. Euphrosyne An
~ tayer, ct nj. Z
District Court for said county, April Term
F $780, Petition for partition.
TAI Office is hereby given, that n petition
In was filed on the l4th day Of April, A. b.
1910, in the District Court of Leccounty afore-
said, by Josiah Spalding, Archibald Gamble,
Patrick Walsh, Etienne Provost, John and Ed
ward Welsh. II. X. Ortley, Greene Erskine,
Joseph Ridgeway, assignee of George Patch,
Herman c.. Cole, Stephen Gore, John B. Sarpy,
Edmund H. M'Cabe, Hugh Tumity james r.
M.Donald, Joseph w. Walsh, John O'Rourke,
Antoine Garcia and Margaret his wife, Ange-
lique Mattabon, formerly La Gntrie, Michael
lesson,
heirs and legal representatives of Otis Key-
nolds, deceased,
heirs and legal representatives, OF J. A. II. Pal
mer, deceased, George H. Crosman and An.
tome Leclaire as petitioners, and against En-
phrosyne Antayer, Elizabeth Hunt, Eliza O.
Perkins, tlate Gildersleve,) formerly Johnson,
Mary L.. Murdoch, formerly johnson, Rosetta
O'Gliem. formerly Johnson, James Muir, Tho
mas Connolly, 81 Betsey Farrar, as defendants,
and is now pending, wherein the said petition
ers pray that partition be made OF the follow
ing real estate, to wit: all that tract of land
commonly called the . Half Breed tract" stu
ate in Lee county aforesaid, lying between
the Mississippi and Des MONIES rivers, bounded
on the north by a line drawn from the north
west corner of the state of Missouri east to the
Mississippi river, and containing one hundred
and nineteen Thousand acres, more or less, and
they the said defendants, AND ALL, OTHER
PERSONS INTERESTED in the property
herein described, are hereby required to appear
and answer to the said petition on or before the
first day of the next term of the District Court
of Lee county aforesaid, tobo begun and holden
or the first Monday Of October next, OF the
proceedings had in the cause thereafter will be
binding and conclusive on them fore yer.
g5 JOHN H. LINES,
tl Clerk d G.
Reid s. Johnston Att'ys. for Pitts. ~
P.,S. All persons interested in the "Half
Breed atraca,s as claimants, or otherwise, and
DESTROYS to obtain information in relation to said
- tract" will have their requests attended 10
by addressing them, POST PAID, to
REID &. JOHNSTON.
Fort Madison, Lee couuty, Iowa.
Jy 2-i2w
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

MARRIED---in Bloomington on the Cd inst,
BY the Rev. John M. stocker, Mr.. F. II. sTosE,
merchant of that place, to Miss CATHARrNE,
daughter Of DR. Q. FA1RcIuLp, lateof CINCINNATI.
We thank our friend Stone for the New Hat;
Although heshas been instrumental in turning
a far child into q Stone, we. hope that the
change will ensure its perpetnitv. 81 |. rs.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
Ioara 1erritory-Distric Court for the
County Of lNxseatiaae.

,Ecander hudson, deft.
YEy IL defendant will. take notice. that on
Ill the 26th day Of December,A.D. 1889, from
the District Court held III and for said county,
an attachment was issued against the lands,
tenemen,s, goods, chattels, rights, credits,
moneys, and effects Of the said defendant, and
in favor of and at the suit Of said plaintiff for
tho, sum of sixty-one dollars and fifteen cents
and interest. which said writ was returned by
th, sheriff, levied on $ an Undivided 18th part
of the southwest fractional quarter of section
two, lot No two, in section two, that part of
the southeast quarter of section three, being
east Of the river, and that part of the northeast
quarter Of section 10, lying east Of the river in
township ~, north of range NO. 3 west, con-
tanning in all about 90 acres, raore or less.
Now unless tho said defendant, Learder
Judson, shall appear and plead to the plaintiffs
action before the next. term ofisaid Court, iudg-
ment will be rendered against him, and the
property SO attached will be sold to satisfy the
same, with costs. .t s9S.s $50
z. 81. -, -. 4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
LOOK HERE,
Of Water Prinile,

z 1loPIecso15 ~ VnIefE f0TiU1legeS.
ME subscribers have purchased the Pa.
" tent right Of Wilson'S Spiral Vent Water
Wheei, Des Moines, Henry, Washington
an and en- erson counties; also, Fractional Town
~ north, K. W., in Lee county, and are 1ow
prepared to build, construct and nut il opera.
ton the said spiral vent wheel, or will dispose
OF the said wheel, either for single. wheels.
dams, townships, counties or otherwise Tor The
above counties. We also have authority 4 q
Agents to dispose Of the right in Iowa Terri
tory. We have now in operation one of the
above wheels. Persons interested in water
privileges would do well to call and sec.
The advantages of the SPIRAL VENT
WATERsWH HEEL over other Wheels are as
follows, viz: rg 49,. 90 ~ ~
list Because the original expense CT building
the wheelsis comparatively small, and its sim.
pie construction and the dnrabilityo of the mn
terials OF which lis constructed, renders it
less expensive than other wheels to keep in re-
pair, =
I'd, Because a greater power is obtained from
this wheel, with less quantity or volume Of
water upon it, than from any of the wheels of
"a different construction. ,.s4s y
Sd, Because the speed of the wheel is such,
when favorably situated, that in many cases,
gearing, for the purpose of getting up speed,
may be entirely omitted Z.
4th, Because tee Spiral Vent Wheel operates
freely in food or back water, which renders it
ian Invaluable improvement in u level country.
or on fiat streams, where only small head or
flow of water can be obtained, and is what no
other wheel has ever been able, so effectually
to accomplish. 4
COAiFORTS& DAVIS, !.
Augusta Mills. 8
Des Moines Co.
NIB. The public are cautioned against using
| the Spiral Vent Water Wheel, without legal.
authority, Letters upon the subject may be
addressed to C-S D., Augusta, Des Moines Co
/ Gazette will give the above one insertion.
| June 25-t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

IRe1SIA. I'VE find the following let
yer from the Hon. James Garland, of vir-
glnia, in the New York Times:
WAssHlEcToN, June 10th. 1870.
Dear Sir: Yoar letter Of the Cd ult.,
.same to hand while | was on visit to
srgln,a. Ny letter to my constituents,
you. M 1
70 inc present contest Virginia is actu.
s,ed both BY her principles and her pride.
4. resistance l,ta y the monocratic march lo1
M's administration, and The defence ofthe
.spusa'lon Of her ablest sons, will ami.
mate her IN the struggle, and stimulate
nes 70 victory. / do not think there IS d
Harrison ticket. 80 - s
Very respectfully,
J. GARLAND. {
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
NOTICE..

T ETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION have been
IL granted by thc,court Of probate Of Henry
Iowa, on the estate oi. Hiram G. Smith.
deceased, to the Undersigned. AL persons
having claims against the estate OF the said de-
ceased, are hereby notified 10 present the same
for settlement, or allowance, to said Admins
tratrix, or to the court of probate for said coun-
ty within nine months.
iunells3t q MARY SMITH, iAdm'x.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
MORE FLORIDA NEWS.

Outrage stpon outrage 'wenty men
hitled ~ taco suoa1aded - three Blood
Hounds killed J our 1Nen missing. q
On Wednesday, goth ult., while a
Lieutenant and two men were passing be-.
tween Micanopy and place called BLACK
point they were surprised and fired on
by a party of Indians, the Lieutenant and
one man wounded and one killed. Same
evening, Lieutenant Sanderson, in com.
mand Of Micanopy, while on scout with
10 or 20 men discovered fire in the
woods; and on going to see from whence
it proceeded was surrounded by about SO
Indians. Lieutenant S. and nine men.
three blood hounds and their keeper were
killed upon the spot, and four men mis-
sing. -On Friday, news reached New
Evansville that three men were killed be-
tween Posts No. l and 49,.
GREAT Vino CONVENTION IN Ala
BAMA. lon the LIST instant great Wing
Convention was held in Tuscaloosa, the
capital of Alabama. We learn from the
Mobile advertiser that the Convention
was organized by choosing the Hon.
JOHN s. HUNTER, of Lowndes county,
President, and the appointment Of seven
Vice Presidents, and five Secretaries.
More than one thousand delegates are es-
timated to have been present. The Con-
vention was conducted with most perfect
good order, and the greatest unanimity
prevailed. The following gentlemen were
nominated for Presidential electors !: Ar.
thus F. Hopkins, James Abercrombie,
John Gayle, Henry w. Hiliiard,. Thorn.
as Williams, Harry ]. Thornton, and
Nicholas Davis. National INTEL.
EXTRA GLoBE.-The Great Globe Of
the 10Th ult., says that the subscriptions
to the Extra Globe then exceeded 90 900,
and that on one day during the same
week. there were upwards Of 1000 SUBJ
scriptions received. s,.ss 81 & & ss
II Mr. Kendall is the, poor man he af-
fects to be, CHS poverty amounting to
little, if any thing, short Of one eighth Of
a million IN real estate alone, how long
Wilt take him, at this rate, to become a
democrat Of quite comfortable circum-.
stances!-Mo. Rep.
MASSACHUSETTS. Atthe Convention at
Worcester, held a few days since, John
Davis was nominated by reclamation, as
the candidate for Governor. Ten thou
sand wings were present.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
DISSOLUTION.

d. DISSOLUTION. 81 i
Nh Eco partnership heretofore existing I'M
u der:the firm of G. w. COL CORD. e. Co. is
:his day dissolved by mutual consent. E.
Sprsgue only is authorized to attend to the az
fairs Of the CO partnership. 81. 4 4
{. 5.3.s5fs e. SpRAsuE, 4
Z G. w. CoLcoRD.
burlington, July 11.pd ~ ss s s g..
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

lHEL1U.HL lINUI7CE. q
nOCTOR r. HENDERSHOTT,5 late Of
~ Springfield, Ohio, with view to a per-
man ent settlement, has located himself iii tho
City of Burlington, and now tenders his profess
sional serviccsto its citizens, and those Of the
country adjacent. His Office. is in the binding
Immediately south Of the Post Office. ,shsye he
may always be found, except when necessarily
absent.
Burlington, June 8, 1s40.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
BLOOD HOUNDS.

The amount paid for blood hounds in
the Florida War, is thus stated, in the
bill Of R. Fitzpatrick, who Introduced
these allies into the army.
The Ter. Of Florida to r. Fitzpatrick,
January 40 For SO Blood DR..
hounds. purchased in Cuba, $2,733 90
Expenses at. Metamoras and
Key West, including port
charges and quarantine dues;
volante hire to 60 to the south
side of Cuba; and expenses at
Madrega; transportation ofthe
dogs to Matanzas; provisions
for the dogs at Matanzas and
Key West; carpenters bill
for making dog houses; linn
Der, old canvass, &c. 303 SO
Charter Of the sloop Marshal,
for the voyage to Matanzas
and back to ST. Marks, 600 90
This sum advanced to the
Spaniards who accompany
the dogs as per accounts
herewith, 1876 60
Passports for those five Span
{ iards, W. 26 %
Paid for s7lbs. fresh beef in
Tallahassee for dogs, 8 SO
My compensation. 1000 90
$4,000 SO
CR.-.By this sum received
: from the Union Bank, by or
der Of Governor Call, 5000 90
Balance, Sc S3
This sum is to come out of the national
treasury. Dogs! the companions in arms
w it'll the officers and soldiers of the Amer
lean Army! Who ever expected to wit
ness such national degradation? Shame
on. an administration SO barbarous and
heathenish- so brutal and savage! Away
with it! Wesfer3s Star.
g POLITICAL CHANGEs.--The Lebanon
Star Of the. 18th June, has counted TWO
HUNDRED AND i ORTY-NINE RE-
NUNCIATI(DNS in Ohio, in less than a
dozen exchange papers. The graeter
number of those that change, do SO with
out publication, preferring quiet exer-;,
ton Of their influence for reform, to a
public recantation. 5. 4,
Y GERMAN EM1GRANTs.-Th Liverpool
Standard says, numbers of men, women
and children, from Germany, continue TO-
arrive in Liverpool via Hull, for the pur-
pose Of emigrating to the United States.
Several hundreds have departed this sea-
son already, and more are coming. What
with English, Scotch, Welsh, Irish, and
German emigrants, the Union viii, this
year, receive from Liverpool alone, an
accession to It's population Of between
twenty and thirty thousand souls.
The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
says During the two months ending on
the nth inst, there arrived at quarantine,
New York, %, 1877 passengers.
The number Of emigrants who have ar
rived at Quebec, from the opening Of nav
iqation until the l3th inst !, though not
stated, are said to show an increase of
9, 1856 over those who arrived for the
same period last year.
New CoUNTERFElT. Counterfeit two
dollar notes on .ssthe Bank Of Illinois,
dated .sJune 8, 1899, !" No. 1921, letter
B, were detected at Saint Louis on the
9Th. Engraving coarse, and the whole af-
fair very imperfect.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
J MsgW gR9aassg.

a AL assortment Of Staple and Fam
cysNErsvs GOODS, al new prices, ssor sale
for cash or country produce, by the new Arm
Of " WALKER 81 HOPKINS.
AT the new town Of FoRr M hD,sno
s n, q i1fSf - 2 soN.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

JAMES G. MORROW,
Clerk Dist. Court Muscatine Co.
JAS. w. GRrNEs, Esq. Attry. for plffs.
s5 Jy 2-tf ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

New CoUNTERFElT.--C Counterfeit two
dollar notes on ..sthe Bank Of Illinois,
dated .sJune 8, 1889, !" No. 1921, letter
B, were detected at Saint Louis on the
9Th. Engraving coarse, and the whole af-
fair very imperfect.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

MASSACHUSETTS. Atthe Convention at
Worcester, held a few days since, John
Davis was nominated by acclamation, as
the candidate for Governor. Ten thou
sand wings were present.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

The amount paid for blood hounds in
the Florida War, is thus stated, in the
bill of R. Fitzpatrick, who introduced
these allies into the army.
The Ter. Of Florida to r. Fitzpatrick,
January 4O--For SO Blood DR..
hounds. purchased in Cuba, $2,733 90
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

On the Dllancery sue
of the District Court ior
Louisa city, June term,
1910, bill for. Injunction
ami ralipf
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

The WSr the banks help the people
scmtimss-Io exefbitant costs Cor the
accessories efhfe--is fOrcibly demon
stra,ed BY the fact that in the summer
Of 1899, when Priees were so high 10
the principle markets that none but the
rich were able to procure meat, Stein
berger, the beef monoPOIist, owed the
banks 10 Phlladelphia alone nearly two
mIllIOus Of dollars. lie said that he
owed one Of the banks in Washington
$50, ata time when many citizens
Ofthat place. thsugh efgoOd credit could
not obtain loans from 1t 10 tho amount
Of $400.-N. Y. Sun.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

ExTrAOzDlNARY PRODUCT. MIR. Jo-
nathan Reed Of Shra Wsbury, has 6fy
,oue Cilroa Melons, which were raised
this season from single seed; tho whole
weight Of which 10 three hucdred and
afilty 1--WE poundA The average circum-
ifsreuca of them, 10 about % laches: and
tho whole length Of the Of the vine wac
found. by actual measurement, to be l9-
90 feet; many Of the smaller branchs
1were not measured. II was supposed Il
they had been, the whole length would
have been deposited BY some means un-
known, IN the bottom Of an Old hay stack
and grew without any cultivation. Il
was discovered BY the hay makers, in Ju
" when Il wss but few feet in length.
MaosAohuSstt6 Spy. .
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20
FASHIONABLE TAILORING


u osEPH W. NEWBURGH, would res
- spectfully inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all it's various
branches, one door East Of J. !. Smiths,
Store, where he may 'at all times b,
fOnnd to attend 10 all work lnrusted t.
him. He fatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as ht
intends at all times to keep IN his ca
ploy good competent workman, and he
means TO receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate his frierds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds o
country produce.
N. B. One or.two apprentices wan>
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 recommeuda>
tiOns of industry, honesty. and sObrie-
ty, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. II.
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HNtte9'y.

q HARLES WILSON, Halter second st
w. DOVER would inform the citizensof
Tuscarawas County, that he continues 10 carry
on the Hating business, in all It's various bran>
ches. His workmanship shall be OF first quail
ty, hoping Thereby to merit Liberal share @
patronage.
N. b. All.those indebted to him, ,'areSrequos,
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of Jan.
uary,. otherwise their bills viii. be put il. the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds of country produce, TAX en-
in exchange for work, or Outstanding
debts.
N. B. will pay 81 cts. per bushe
or wheat, for all outstanding debts.
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April 2ith,
TERMS OF PUBLICATION

r, The DEMOCRAT will be published every
rrldayy morning, at Two DOLLARS, per anun,,
! paid within six months, or Two DoLLARs e.
'IrTY GENTS a, the end ofthe year.s
IFN0 Paper 'Oih.be discontinued, un-
,ess at the option ef the Publishers, vn-
NJ all arreordges are paid,
, Advertisements inserteds ats the follow ing
Fer transient advertisements, onel
square or less, three weeks for SI m
Every subsequent insertion, o.
One square for one year, am
Two ditto ditto 1SGo
Half Column, 16oO
AL' "e ooIu'nh' 25,GO
2lilce frce OF postage on the part of the Adytr.
User. VIZ
Printing Of erery description, ezc,u.
TED on the most reasonable terms, for cash
7r trade.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

S,ou are right Nsl: to see the certificate of sgR
SSy.r-,l hose who sell counierfsis, and neVe
"~d one, will tell you il is n'islald, lost. &c.
Price 70 cents. with full direcuuns.
= The following are the onb aIthOrized agens
'or the sale of Or. Benjamin Brandrelhs Veg
e'ab'e Universal Pills, IN the counties Of 1us-
caTawas and Carroll.
John p Chaplin, New Philadelphia.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

Oh AND Aha penaeogue iu Berk-
shire not long since enquired Of a boy,
Nhat part Of speech is Oh aud Abl' The
knight Of the rod attempted to illustrate
by again asking, what would you say
ffa man seized you viOlenlly by arml'
why lshouId tell hun TO lot 60 dana-
ton quickp
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Fare Reduced
u nj t CD states

FROM Wooster OHIO, To Wheeling Va.
(Via, Mt. Eaton, Canal Dover. New PhiIadel.
phia, Eastport, Stockholm, Cadiz Harrison
county, HarrisviIle, Mt. Pleasant, Malls to
WheelIng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ey
cry Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings
at o clock; rests all night al Cadlz and reach,
es Wheeling IL o'clock A.. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at clock z. N. reach
es WOOSTER. 8 o'clock P. NJ. the succeeding
ay.d
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line tor Frederick, (MarylGnd) at which
place the Rail road cars to Baltimore and Phil.
ade Phla, offer cheap and rapid passage; also.
w'th transet up and down the Ohio, bl Steam.
BOAT passage almost always in wa ting, aud of.
ier opportunities lor conveyance t. Clncn. at,
Orleans, 81. Louis, and intermediate points, al
so TO Stenbenvllle, PitlsLurg and other point in
thai direction.
Ar osTER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Western
and Northern Mails, for Clea, eIand, Norwalk
Mansfield ect. lntersects the Ohio Canal NJ
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in the direction Of Massillon, CleaveianC.:
also to Columbus, Chlicotho and Portsmouth
on the uhlo. and intersec,s at Cadiz the S,eu-
benville line.
AT WOOSTER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line passes through Ashland to Norwalk, for
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with the
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line al
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
This Line for the last four years has been
eight months in the year in Coaches and the re,
naming months on horseback. Tile presen
Contract compes the Contractors to carry the
Mail in Carriages, the whole year, of course
no apprehension need be indulged bv the pub
lie OF any disappointment from season or wca.
ther.
THE
carriages apd Horses have been selected with
me utmost care, and none Lut experienced and
sober drivers will be employed.
application for seats on this line can be ,n,da
at the Wooster Hotel. Al the United States Hn
tel, Wheeling, as well as at the intermediate
points. '''''
II. ROLLER, contractors.
..-,o., J. A. MYERS, E
APri' a4'h' sc. 6w.
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UNPARALLELED SIICCESs

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mos, extensive ;mnroveman: o", "aIrao.S tn1
npxt at which time q ueu y|I,, "o '',St VI '"iy
manced with ;ncreosnJ "; 'on","e W''' De com
said nfthe irm has;s ,,,, W., N.Io'"I"g neeo De
lands i, be;nw ,IrooI,, ,In Tn'.n l'e NaSNet
conn,ry N0' VIZ '''oos'"iusazihe IN The
Northumberland
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,.a lne ca'He' @ II Is printed WIN clear and silvery
ypi ,ya,ion uPo" .nu neS' Mne paper The illus
optn,co, at hore NV nSohp BY those OF aNYPt'
thly smeIsuarav onpse,,y,I, ac "'iI ''e no'
fashions has lately been added. TLa s,n p'"',
these embellishments is uneonaIled mad i'u ,E, VI
always ACCOMPANIED with m mt s," sLa,oTy .I'y a.
wfod cuts disgrace the work: vhEtevn, a.'moor,
IN the Casket is of the re-, nrJor "r,ne "'Pears
LITERARY CHARACTER
The literary character of tbe Cash., :,
known. 1t is wholly oriuinal Of tSs I;.,H We'
order. and sustained by WRITER'S Hr 4 St"S .m
FRS FRANK. ESSAYS. T,,es SLoho-a, ~
Travels, compose lis prominent nr"sn "'aa" e'o
while the poetry is rquaed by tbat Of n" 'Hi", ",a
magazine Of like character, The ,arie., to
which tho CosLa, ;s ,niaL no 'a'le:1 10
diminuon but on the contrary ] s~"rv ',er nrer, 1T
shall he made TO increase i,s ;H,.ro,, ''''''
SEVERAL ROMANCES OFTilE RtyOI.
UTION have already appeared and o,I, =, shall
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-20

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June has the following out at Martin
Van Buren's Standing Army: ave
yesterday saw a man wearing the U. s.
uniform lying on the banquet in hOrl>
.2ontal position. He bad evidsntially
linked TO much brandy 10 bis ice water
TO be able 10 stand erect, "What is
'he" said one. "Don't,you sse," SAID
another, che 10 one Of the U. 8. army"
'"He may Belong 70 the U. s. service, ("
said sthIrd, ''6uthe is certainly not one
tOf the standing army"