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PERI UMERY! PERFCMERYm

AAT r continue to manufacture and have for sale a
Nv very General assortment of PERFUMERY, T0Is
LET ar FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &c, pre-
ued from the best Materials and put up in handsome
su e. 20 which we ask the attention of persons visit
ng III ,y .or the purposI of procuring their fall goods
in addition to the above. we have French, German
and English lERFl merry, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully
ceypt and goods carefully packed with TIE greatestdes
uatch, ]. o. s. ". w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Gay ST., east of High,
W and 222t Baltimore ST.,
40 o d6t Cd daoreast of McCleilap,s allev
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STPUAT1UN WASTED-By you man
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, or Commission Store
Waiter, or Bar-keeper any other respectable labor
ing work where he can make himself useful to bis EN-
pOyer7and would have objection go 10 the SOuth
or West--tsood accommodations will be given in re-
gard TO character, sc. Apply 80 LEWIS +. SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence and Agency Office Old Establish
Hotel se26
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AHT AHTED, by an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-. small Farm, extensive gafueli, for
the purpose OF rearing Seeds aad also fruits yegeta
bies for the Baltimore market ANY person having such
plaza to rent, with the privilege Of purchasing the
end Of twelve months, will please address line to X
p at the office Of the American Farmer.
no Is cod
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Gooper'S COmpoand .5oInatic COntegllOn

UUUVFF IUIHI WtIEU -lWIHNlIV OVItVVUKVI
X >. = :. y. = . 8. y = r =
GO0PER;S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
INFECTION pleaasant, certain, safe, ana eHaeta
al remedy for GOnoroea and elect This elegant predu
ration. combining all the medicinal virtues OF balson
Copaiva and Cubebs, separated by clemeai analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, co
bned with the compound extract of Sasaparila, with
several vegetable extracts of grea efficacy forms ue
most perfect and desirable RENE ever discovered
and as combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
parlla, puufes the blood, and removes m few days
very vestige of the disease. II is particularly recon-
mended in obstinate cases where all other remedies
have failed The CONNECTION is put up IN neat I'm box
es WIKI full direcGons-each box containing suthcien
TO effect perfect cure in any ordinary caseand when
properly known must become tie only remedy used.
Sold by S. g: HANCE. corner Pratt \ Charles SIS
!. II. WARNE A. corner Eutaw and Market sis.; and
o. MCCORMICK, IS North Gay Street, Old Town
p,cc 81 Nor hoy ap lSd
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]. To WATSON.

MAkING ESTABLIsHMENI,
No. 60 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
n a F. would particularly inform those who buy WO-
chas ag elsewhere. lie also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book G Uses, Windows, Sc; Bird
Cages Pat and Mouse Traps, &c sc. oc24-dSt+
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WANTED 40 PURC9gGII

BAIbIEDIATELY, % to 30 good House Servants
of good character, of both Sexes from 10 y years
Of age slaves for life for very extensive Hoel in the
city of New Orleans, where they will be well Teated
and references will be given ii required, tAat they are
expressly fOr the genuemdn's use and for spec
ulatoB and fair c. sh price viii be given on application
TO LEWIS +. SC0TTl General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office No. West Fayeue street, basement
n BaTnuul3s Hotel. aus
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FREENIAN'S INDIAk SPECIFIC.
HUST RECEIVED, n fresh supr,y oil this valu.
% able COUGE MEDICINE, AID for sale, whole
sale or retail, by ......s..,...
Corner Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
6A<& Pnl MsNO. 4 RULED CAP PA
EONy P II, Je re :eiysd and Tor sale b7
TURNER, WHEEt. WRIGHT & JUDGE,
au No2 South Charles street, II stairs.
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MARTTN MATHERs & 90.

= the newly improved patent FLY PRESS ), capable
of printing 1000 Cards per Hour. at MORtifK'S GEN,
ER.4L PRINTING ES7:qBLISi4MENI, No; i4S
Norta, street. a few doors below The Bank of Balt-
more The undersigned DESTROYS OF afferdins the cl
zens of Baltimore the facilities thai are enjoyed IN
other cities has at very great expense procured one
of those beautiful Presses, which, rom It's eoasructo
ven time, than any other.
NV assortment OF Fancy Job Type, Flowers, Sc
comprises every variety cast in this county, to when
every new stve of letter will Immediately be added and
no mains or expense spared furnish customers VIII
neat article AT exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed IN
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices;
o26 81 JOHN hiuhfhi'
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ENOR sALE-A Servant Boy, 10 years old last Fe
H bruary having Ia wears TO from that time.-
He was raised in the country, and very smart and
tive and is good waiter. For other particulars apply
to LEWIS F. SCOTTi'S General Slave Agency and
intelligence Office. No. West Fave re street. no
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DR.. CRossMAN of Philadelphia, in note pub
lshed in the papers of that city, states that SINCE
the list November he has performed the opera
ton for the cure of Stabisimus, or squirting, on
sixteen persons with success. He says that this
operation has been attempted by other persons
in that city, who are incompetent, and who have
put patients to much pain and suffering without
the least alienation He adds
'FThe operation for Strabsimus in skilful hands,
lasts but enc minute, or less. When compared
with other operations the pain is trifng No
confinement, or bandaging of the eye, or dieting,
is required afterwards. Ordinary business can
be attended to- When correctly and thorou ghly
performed, ninely-four in the hundred are per-
fectly cured without the necessity of repeti-
ton, showing perhaps, more than in any other
instance, the great utility of surgery"
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PEHPIGTUAIs FIRE Insurance..
~RAN(.IS II. SMITH. AGENT OF THE
IL FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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hA FOR RENT. NyA
EiIEI Two comfortable Two story Brick Q@ilif
@sk4l DWELLINGS, in Lovely Lane, adioin- G9sAA
ne the Court leading to North Bend. For terms apply
to W. w. Mcclellan, or to the subscriber.
n26 2aw4t G. Nj. RABORG.
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BALTTqMORE LIFE INSURANCE 90
Hrs re.nnrea n M. 8 Sollth SLreei.
CANPIELD q BROTHER,

Corner OF baltimore ana CharlessLIt5ls'
addition then already large assortment are daliy
receiving new supplies of goods III their Inc, such as
Gold lever WATCHES, OF "Tobias," NJohnson,''
sHarrison," and olher makers-"gold anchor lever55
sgold lepines and vertical Watches silver lever, sill
yer English and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS ami Seiis gold Ear
Rings: PINS and RINGS of every variety gold Peacu
! Cases; THlMBLES; Miniature CAS- ES md every Va
| riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE OF all
kinds; Lamps ard Girondoles gilt aabasjer, and ebony
| CLOCKS Music BOXES German siFer SPOONS
and FORKS.
4iso-MILTTARY GOODS, such as-SWORDS,
EPAULETTES, Pl.Uh1ES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. "Roger'sn fGe CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
mdkers-with a great variety of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the country trade. All OF which will be sold
at reduced prices and pleasing Terms at wholesale OF
retail. Country merchants are invited to call oc3
FGyHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
the public in general at his Lumber Yard en- the
Falls below Pratt street Bndge,-tOfice, head Union
Dock1 large and general assortmeniof seasoned IHm
Der, such as Panel, Commoa, Select Cuttings, Jost,
Ratters Shingles, Laths N. CayOina and u 5 Floor
ing with every other article necessRyte make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Lays, and also Ark
Plank will be sold reduced prices, as have large
quantity on hand All those who buy for cash may eK-
peci a liberal discount ID. Il. TdOhAS.
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WWTANIED, immediately, for gentleman in this
w city, Negro Man, slave for II e, between %
and 30 wears old 10 take of horse and act wal
ter For Of good character the gaest price will
be paid in cash. Apply at l. f. SCOTTI'S Office, No.
Fayeite st., under Bamums. ne 30
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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20.

DETECTION OF PoIsoK.-At the October
sitting OF the French Academy of Sciences, at
Paris, lately, paper was read by M. Lassaig
mes on the subject of Marsh's apparatus
chemical instrument which has gained some
celebrity in the late trials for poisoning in
France The operation of detecting the pre-
sence of arsenic, by the use of this apparatus, is
enc of great delicacy, and it has been the at
tempt of M. Lassaignes to remedy some of the
incenyeniences oft. The difficulty, it is well
known, consists in the separating of the arsenic
combined with hydrogen gas by means OF
certain chemical reactions; the arsenicated hy
drogen gas which results from this operation
escapes through the orifce of glass tube, it is
infamed, AMI in placing porcelain plate be-
fore the flame, the arsenic is seen deposited on
the plate in grey and copperish spots. But the
deposit Of the arsenic depends on the manner
in which the plate is presented, on the part of
the fame with which il is put in contact on the
period of the operation at which the gas is
lighted, and moreover it is understood thatthis
method does not give the quantity of arsenic,
since portion Of it is burnt up, and escapes
with the hydrogen itself.
NJ Lassaignes thinks to have made this ope.
ration more perfect by method which will
not only place Marsh's apparatus within the
reach of all experimenters, but which makes it
possible to collect the arsenic and ascertain the
quantity oft.
Instead of in1aming the gas which escapes,
M. Lassaignes causes it TO pass into solution
Of nitrate of pare silver, the arsenic gas is de-
composed under the Influence Of this agent, and
is deposited under the form of black powder,
which can be collected after some operations,
to be weighed and submitted to the proper tests
to establish the true signs of arsenic.
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CUESA PEAKE SAVINGS FUND.

No. 10 LOMBARD STREET.
NDING the extraordinary AID
Nv Unprecedented run upon all institutions OF this CT
ty engaged in the issuing ofsma nstes,Ee Chesapeake
Sdrngs Fund has redeemed every dollar that mas beeh
presented an. WILL still continue TO redeem all lhat
may be offered for redemption. tits also prepared TO
make upon notes drawn payable ten days aer
demand provided Bank Stock or other good security 10
double the amount is pledged collateral It's tran
sactons as heretofore, will be managed as to afor
security te the holders Ofits notes and credit to ITSELF
d., St w. RICHARDSON, Cash'r.
6sUPER SICK AND BROCIA SIAVVLS
S-Just opened, super fancy silk SHAWLS, heavy
rich fringe; supcrfine fancy colored Brocba dO-very
cheap at BEALE ii. RlCHAkDoON'S,
dl l73 Baltimore ST. near Charles.
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RTUTTfTA CAPs-9 sases 6s-t qualify Sss ssse
~ 2ecuth ChaEies g.
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100000

WOULD present to the public new mode otlNSU-
RANCE extensively pTactsea in other cities Instead
af the annual premium, doa0site is made with the
Compan iH the nature 0. Oan for the use OF when
the party is kept insured He is not able TO be called
uIon for any further sOn,bIbon-but the deposit may
be claimed at any me subject to discount OF hVe per
cent
A few examples viii render the subject perfectly
plain ard show that the is n some instances
but half the usal mode, and III the time saves ne
cessity 1fannualy renewing the policy wherein the ne
! elect of 4 day has so often proved ruin0us.
A Brick Dwelling n the cy, payr@35c per SlOO an
uuay may be perlsuaIy insured by adeposite OF Ia
per CT or 3j in every $1,000 The interest on this de-
posite Isl 10 or % cents per Sl00 instead of35
ABfek Dwelling in the Country favDrably situated,
pays CQcents per 1900 The deposjte fol perpetual in
surance would be per $50 per $1,000, the inter
est of is is three dollars hat is annually cts
instead ofsIKTY cents per Sle0.
A FIRST RATE mill pays u per -ent. annually, and
may be insured perpetnaly for 10 IeF cent The depo
site would be LOO on evefy thousAn interest Is
six dollars thus the actl cost of snnual insurance on
the mill by this mode 60 instead of lbs per 500
Insurance 5 also effected in the usual mode on as
reasonable terms as any cher office
E. f. $. is also Agent l0r the celebrated NEW York
LIEE ASSURANCES AND TzUsr COMPANY, and prepared
TO make insurance Liyes,g rant annuue5 and sell
endowments. Office opposite the Custom House. up
staIys nov sd MW&F
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VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sup
Y oily of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust received by G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
nd High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES,
an excellent article for Coughs and sornesS OF tile
Breast.
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my NTFD 90 PURCHASE TMMEDI-

w ATELY, black girl, from IL to u yea.T Of
age slave for life, for gentleman. Family leaving
tiis city for Virginia She will have good home, and
will he well treated and fair cash price viii be given,
on application to LEWIS F. SCOTrI'S General Slave
Agency and Intelligence Ofce, old establishment No.
West Fayet!e street, Placement Of the City Hotel.
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MIR. DAWSON PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENNIANSHIP.
ri report read and adopted by the Maryland Institute
on the utility of the Guide in actual application, is
ound the following:
'Ihe repetition upon tie Guide inculcates 50 conec
conception of The letters and drills the muscles INTO
exact obedience the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon"
ROOMS Al Baltimore street.
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HBATENT COTTON SEINE TWANE,-
IL The subscribers, agents for the sale OF Clarkson
Patent Seine Irvine, have now OH hand, and will be
constantly supplied with full assortment of most ap-
proved sizes, which they offer for sale on pleasing
Terms SELLMAN s. CROOK,
ma det corner of South s. Pratt. is.
SUPER HACK DIAMOND BEAVER
y CLOTEH-Received this day, Super Black Dia-
mond Beaver Cloths; super extra Blue Diamond ana
Plain, Diamond and Fancy Cassimeres; assorted heavy
black and blue black Genoa Velvets, Mernos, Cash
mere and Valencia Yesiings, sc. at
BEALE II. RICHARDSON'S,
Dc los and I73 Baltimore st. near Charles.
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SITUATION WANTED.

EBY ayoung man from the Northern States Book
kB Keeper or assistant Clerk IN whoesal retail
grocery, -four or commission store, RAINY other respect
able situation where he could make himself usetHl TO
his employer. The very best Of references VIII be
in regard " character, SC. Apply 10
LEWIS r SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No. West FayeLte street, basement of Banum's City
Hotel Sc 30
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MAKE READY FOR WINTER.
WpEDS. PILLOWS. MATTRESSES, &c.
I'D All persons wishing to make comfortable ar
rangments for the approaching Winter, by procuring
good Beds, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts, &C., will do
well 10 call at the Bedding Mart before they purchase,
as they cannot fail to be suited, from the Ready Made
Goods, which he subscriber has, and always keeps on
hand, and will be sold very low for cash by immediate
application at the Bedding Mart, NJ W. < 5. W. cor
ers ofLombard and Light SIS. MI du
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.NHOE THREADS.


uN LARABEE, No. 30 South CdtrertstTeet, mas
HLe received the late arrivals from Liverpool, the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in tls City, comprising the various klhds, VIZ
BROWN, GREEN, HALF BLRAcHEn, BLEAonED, and yell
Low; all from the factory IL Europe Also, IN store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FlNDiN ss;
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PbeS
the same articles can be had TO this or any other city,
Country merchants win 20 well to call before purchas
Ing dislm sep =
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gHyHtG INTEREST OF ALL. person wish
4 ing purchase Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses
Colts, OmfOrts, &C., will find it greatly 10 their interes
10 call atthe Bedding Marts, NJ w. and 5. w. corners
of Lombard and Ligh streets, where they will find The
most extensive assorlmeRtin the Union, which will be
on the most reasonable terms. W du
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NJ OTICE-1he Stockholders of the Susqdehanna
~ Bank IRE hereby notified that an Election VIII be
held their Banking House, Port Deposite, on the Sc
cond Monday Of December next between the hours OF
IL O'Clock A. NJ, and O'clock p. NJ. for nine directors,
to manage the affairs of said Company for IL months
thereafter, in conformity TO the charter. n9 eod4t
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FUNK PAPERS
Cd sTons Trunk Boards-assorted Numbers,
do Binders do
do Band Box do
100 Reams Cloth PAPER,
900 do Hardware do
300 do Kentish Cap do
900 do Grocer's Bag DO
For sale by .,. xurnnRi5g
IN South Charles street.
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FOR SALE,

A very likely mulatto BOY, % years ofage, slave
"a for life; sold for no fault, and come highly re-
commended one of the best waters in the state OF
Maryland. To good master, he will be sold al fair
caah price. Apply to l.. F. SCOTTl'S Slave Agency
and InteIc. ncr office basement Civ Hotel. oc2S
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atANiE BAGS, POWDER FLASKS, and SHOT
aE POUCHES, in great variety, just opened at
CANFTT ID & BROTHERS.,
nos cor. Market s. Charles sta.
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NAJ UT1IEGS-lOOO lbs. prime fresh Nutmegs tor
lN sale by BROWN s. WILSON,
do 50 S. Frederick ST.
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WANTED.

WZTAETED.-As situation as Barkeeper, or clerk
w n a Grocery Store, by young man from The
North; would be willing 70 into any respectable
business and would have objections to going South
or West but would rather stayin this city. note ad-
dressed 70 Ward left the Office of the Pilot and
Transcript will meet with prompt attention.
de IL
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
THE WHIGS OPPOSED TO THE
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

An incident which took place IN the
Name Legislature shows very distinctly.
which party can with justice cIaim TO b
the friends Of the wOrkingmeI. A law
was introduced 10 enable the i0habi-
tants Of the unincorporated places wah-
in the limits Of The State to vote, under
certain restrictions, in their own pIAnlaS
tions-as they are now, 10 numerous in
stances, virtually denied the tight of
suffrage. by being obliged 10 travel rs
or 100 miles TO exercise At. The Fed-
cralsts in body opposed This law, aud
sGovo by every means To defeat Il.while
the democrats were equally united in its
favor, and suCc eded IN carrying il. Let
the Isborng men remember lhIS-the
spirit offederalism has always shown
itself hostile TO the poor mans rights, \
always ac,s as irit believed il 70 be
"lhe part Of Weldon to found governs
ment upon pr0periv,'- Boston Post.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
STATISTICAL,

Hazard's Commercial and statistical Register
has some important statistical information, from
which it appears that the whole number Of pas.
sengers arrived in 1889, is 1885, of whom
20 500 were natives of foreign countries. and
4,157 ofthe United States. OF the whole mum
ber, AZ, ,6sS arrived at New York, 10, 3O6 at N.
Orleans, 6,0Sl at Baltimore, 3.949 at Philadel-
phia, 3,0A6 at Boston, and the residue at other
places.
As to bir,h-34,2l3 were of Great Britain.
1914 German, Z, i0S of France, ,234 Of Prus
sla, and 2,l05 Of other parts of Europe. max.
ing the whole number from Europe 64,27.-
Texas furnished 2, 440, Mexico, 3H3, Cnba 1888
and the West Indies and British colonies th'
residue, chiefly Of the foreign passengers. -
As 10 occupation--37 ,666 are represented a
having none, but in this number are included
6,O9l females. and aporlion of the 1916
males under 5 years ofage, which will accoun
for the larger part of the number huving no oc
cupaton. Ofth ascerlained occupations, IL,
4Ol appear to be farmers, $3.50 mechanics, z,
$40 labo,ers and merchants. (of the last prOba
hly a considerable number are Americans.
There were also L7l mariners, LAB clergymen
254 physicians, 296 seamstresses, and ~
clerks. The remainder of the whole numbe
is divided among various branches of business
The larger portion appear to be in the earle
and middle periods of life, as only about tent
or 7,l95 are above 40 years Of age, while 81
O73, are between the ages Of Is and 40.-.AleS
Messengers.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
HUZZA FOR THE LADIES.

The Pensacola Gazette tells an adj
mirable story Of the determination and
courage Of the ladies' Of that place. On.
ly think Of their breaking into Jail and
rescuing a prisoner.
The case was that Of a boy belonging
TO French man OF war, who was about
fifteen years Of age, accidenlly left in
1888, and had by bad advice, failed to
deliver himself up when his ship return.
cd. On application Of the French V,ce
Consul, he was arrested a few weeks
since and committed to the custody o.
the Marshall, pursuant to the treaty be-
tween the two governments, to be sen
to France. Some days ago about do;
en- Of The soft sex determined upon ma
king a rescue, and succeeded in takinl
the prisoner, by force, out Of the mar
shalps custody and setting him free. -
The Marshal was absent on other dutie
when the gallant party obtained en-
trance into the prison, and while som
ofthe stoutest threw down the guard I
held him, others unlocked the door an
showed the prisoner cut, much it is sal
against his own will. He was at I'M
persuaded TO avail himself Of the oppc
tunity, and either hid himself or lie
tSwn. .. .. ..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-23
THE FORTUNATE BRoTHERs. A

The FORTUNATE BRoTBERs. An exc
,raordiDary renoontre, wOrthyof fgu-1
ring IN the Arabian Nights Tales, has
lately occurred at an hotel in Havre.
Amongst the travellers who we're dining
at the table d'ho,e, were relating to each
other their adventures. One had arri-
we'd. after an hbsence ot twenty yesrs,
from tho United States, where he had
been to improve his fortune and succeed
ed. Another, who left France at the
same time. had gone to Egypt and en-
tered into the military service Of the Pa.
cha, who had rewarded MIN with for.
tune and honors; and the third had been
for twenty years attached TO various vOy
ages Of fdiscoVery as an artist, and now
returned with q competence and pen.
sion from the state. These three peT-
sons are brothsrs, and were horn Al
> Rouen 10 the same house. At:he death
oftheir parents they set out on the saTt
: day, and by singular coincidence, they
returned on the came day, after an, ah-
sence Of twenty years, during which
: they had never heard Of each other,